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How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

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Re: How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

Postby Aliyyi Oromada » Tue Sep 19, 2017 9:30 pm

How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

After a year-long state of emergency the Ethiopian regime believed that the situation in the country had been calmed, but when activists announced a 2nd 5 day strike in late August it took them by surprise. The first strike earlier this year economically crippled the regime as tax revenue had been brought to a hault. So when the regime announced a tax-hike in August to bring in some much needed finances, Oromo activists launched a second strike. Strikers demanded that all political prisoners in the country be released. Once again shops were closed, bustling town centers, bus depots and roads were emptied. Just as with the first strike officials and security forces used heavy handed tactics to force businesses to open but were unable. The strike went on for days before reports surfaced on August 24th 2017 of bomb blasts in the town of Jimma injuring 13 people. Activists believed that intelligence were trying planning a campaign of false flag attacks on civilians across the country to smear the movement, so the strike was called off and business resumed.

Shortly after this Abdi Iley declared war on the Oromia region, intensifying Liyu Police attacks and rounding up Oromos in Jijiga. The so called “Oromo-Somali conflict” is a manufactured tool to divert attention of activists fighting the regime. And for the most part it has been successful. Activists who were focused on fighting the regime are now shifting resources to the border area to support the displaced people. Young Somalis, like a lot of the people that post on this forum have to read between the lines. Take the time to understand what’s going on in that country.

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Small question since K5 is Somali K, why do not Oromo respect the other people countries and regions? Just leave our country and run to Kenya or Uganda or Sudan
Use your head. Somalis live in the Oromo region, Oromos live in the Somali region. In alot of the boundary regions there's an overlap where ppl speak both languages and marry from eachother. I myself am Afran Qallo Oromo and have many Somali relatives and blood.

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Re: How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

Postby Waachis » Tue Sep 19, 2017 9:59 pm

A lot of you Somalis make judgements based on emotion not facts and common sense. Can any one here prove Oromo targeted Somalis in oromia? How do you know it wasn't the tplf agents who did it, to incite conflict and so on?

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Re: How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

Postby Publicopinion » Tue Sep 19, 2017 11:42 pm

40 khat addicts were killed my TPLF agents and blame on oromo?

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Re: How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

Postby Canuck2 » Wed Sep 20, 2017 10:50 am

How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

After a year-long state of emergency the Ethiopian regime believed that the situation in the country had been calmed, but when activists announced a 2nd 5 day strike in late August it took them by surprise. The first strike earlier this year economically crippled the regime as tax revenue had been brought to a hault. So when the regime announced a tax-hike in August to bring in some much needed finances, Oromo activists launched a second strike. Strikers demanded that all political prisoners in the country be released. Once again shops were closed, bustling town centers, bus depots and roads were emptied. Just as with the first strike officials and security forces used heavy handed tactics to force businesses to open but were unable. The strike went on for days before reports surfaced on August 24th 2017 of bomb blasts in the town of Jimma injuring 13 people. Activists believed that intelligence were trying planning a campaign of false flag attacks on civilians across the country to smear the movement, so the strike was called off and business resumed.

Shortly after this Abdi Iley declared war on the Oromia region, intensifying Liyu Police attacks and rounding up Oromos in Jijiga. The so called “Oromo-Somali conflict” is a manufactured tool to divert attention of activists fighting the regime. And for the most part it has been successful. Activists who were focused on fighting the regime are now shifting resources to the border area to support the displaced people. Young Somalis, like a lot of the people that post on this forum have to read between the lines. Take the time to understand what’s going on in that country.

Yours truly,

Aliyyi the Oromo

Small question since K5 is Somali K, why do not Oromo respect the other people countries and regions? Just leave our country and run to Kenya or Uganda or Sudan
Use your head. Somalis live in the Oromo region, Oromos live in the Somali region. In alot of the boundary regions there's an overlap where ppl speak both languages and marry from eachother. I myself am Afran Qallo Oromo and have many Somali relatives and blood.

Simple easy solution, Somali man married to Oromo woman whole of his family is Somali and belongs to K5, Oromo man married to Somali woman, whole belongs to Oromia. Just respect the borders and stop expanding to our lands.

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Re: How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

Postby paperino » Wed Sep 20, 2017 2:30 pm

Simple easy solution, Somali man married to Oromo woman whole of his family is Somali and belongs to K5, Oromo man married to Somali woman, whole belongs to Oromia. Just respect the borders and stop expanding to our lands.
What's the prevalence of Somalis marrying Oromos?

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Re: How the TPLF is using the Somali Regional Gov’t to Survive

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Wed Sep 20, 2017 5:05 pm

I agree with the OP. The Oromo and Somali should avoid conflict and focus on toppling the TPLF.

Keep your eyes on the common enemy rather than waste precious energy fighting over backwater settlements.

Goons like Abdi Ileey do not represent Somali interest. They will be strung from light posts when Fefinne is liberated


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