Monthly Archives: May 2010

THE EATHIOPIANS: PIONEERING FOR WISDOM BY Obo Arada Shawl   – MAY 23, 2010 Where there is no political war, there is no election ELECTION IN ETHIOPIA = NO ELECTION IN ERITREA What is election? It’s a process of choice. What … Continue reading →

Hama Tuma   This is really a joke, a pastime actually as dictator and intelligent are oxymoron. Sort of an idiot Savant, a fine mess, a little pregnant, accurate rumors. An Amhara Weyane and abundant poverty. Of late some quarters … Continue reading →

Sunday 23 May 2010 By Fitsum Alemu May 22, 2010 — After one watches the “parliamentary” meetings and sees the assembled members with their varied “intelligence”, one has to pray for the country. It is well-known that a Parliament supposed … Continue reading →

By Obo Arada Shawl  – May 13, 2010 ADWA I: An Act of Defense According to thousands of written and oral histories as well as to historical beliefs including that of mine, the battle of ADWA (1896) was a defense … Continue reading →

THANK GOD I AM NOT RELIGIOUS Hama Tuma I am no hashish smoker and I am not even restating the famous Marx saying that religion is the opium of the people. To each his own belief, poison, delusion or fantasy … Continue reading →

Zeineb Aliye Meles Zenawi and Co. call Ethiopians chauvinists and it is right for Ethiopians in turn to call them ethno-fascists. Ethno-fascism is fascism shrouded and served in the plate of ethnicity. However, this does not mean that all Ethiopians … Continue reading →

Ethiopian and Californian elections – similarities & difference  By Yilma Bekele It is election season in California. Two positions are open. The governorship and Federal Senate positions are up for grabs. Both parties, that is the Democrats and Republicans are … Continue reading →

May 7, 2010 at 8:51 pm (Commenatry) By Zeineb Aliye Meles Zenawi and Co. call Ethiopians chauvinists and it is right for Ethiopians in turn to call them ethno-fascists. Ethno-fascism is fascism shrouded and served in the plate of ethnicity. … Continue reading →

What do you do when you first wake up in the morning  By Yilma Bekele What do you do when you first wake up in the morning? Some of us cannot move without our first cup of coffee while others … Continue reading →