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THE EPRP LEADERS
ARE NOT
THE PROBLEM
IT IS THE PARTY
ITSELF
They are Lost, Confused and
Boring: why change is essential!
By: Dr. G Bekele - 31 October 2002
Bizarre
as it may seem, EPRP ideas are back in fashion. Oh dear, oh dear. Blink and you
have missed it: voices from the past are ruining preparations of 2005 elections,
which are seen as make or brake for Ethiopia’s survival. Voices from the past
rotten era have come back on all directions to ruin all the good work EDP, TISJD
and others have done so far. Like beheaded chickens, at first they didn’t know
they were dead. The EPRP revival was over. Now they look like a steam-engine
society. Oh God they have sunk into jovial irrelevance: they are such a joke,
which can’t scare people anymore.
The EPRP appears, as
always to be abandoning their mantra of looking forward and democratic hence
have no determination to respond to the concerns of the public. The more the
EPRPites are preoccupied with their own navel, the less they are presenting an
ideological challenge to EPRDF – and that too, is unhealthy. All they strive
for is power for them. Yes bloody power. That is an old members narrow outlook. They
are the “faceless
securocrats” for trying to
frame the other parties and individuals, to wreck our
victory over
the murderous tyrant in
Ethiopia. For God sake, where were they for the past 11/12 years?
What is one to say
about their recent “Unity
Formation”, glob-trotting
and organizing opposition party conferences? For those with ears to hear, there
is the slow drumbeat of impending extinction as one of the major political
force. Those who have heard it prefer not to speak their names, because the
auguries of death seem all too real. What put people off is opposition parties
like EPRP, an opposition hardly worth the name and that do nothing but wage war
or attacks everything the government or other opposition does. EPRP is a party
of convenience without any clear policies. Therefore, without an audience
EPRP’s message is falling flat even though it contains barbs that ought to be
drawing blood. Can they truly tell us why they failed to include EDP in the
union?
What people are
interested in is to see their manifesto and getting to grips with the real
problem they are facing. There is a real danger. The party may prove to be more
fragile than the late Ethiopian monarchy, no longer part of the fabric of the
nation. It has become a sect talking to itself. Could you feel sorry for them?
Probably not. I may be accused for telling the truth. Furthermore, some weak and
narrow minded EPRP members may hold grudges against me for airing people’s
concern and conduct their usual campaign of hate on web sites and discussion
forums as they did in the past four months which I did not give huts but feel
this constructive criticism will help them and the public in general.
Ethiopia’s future fate is at stake here hence we must speak out.
For
instance, the Ford Escort Car was a successful model. The Mark 5 Model was
introduced in 1990 and sold in vast numbers. Face lifted in 1993 and 1996, the
car was phased out in 2000 by which time competitor models looked a lot more
attractive. In 1999 Ford aimed the new Focus at the same market segment. The
Focus was successful because it convinced buyers and experts that it was
desirable. Wouldn’t you have liked to own this desirable model then? I would
but already had BMW Auto. 735i. Of course, EPRP does not make cars, yet as a
brand it has an image every bit as powerful as any car. And as a car it would be
a Ford Escort towards the end of its production run, good when it was first
designed but overtaken by the competition. The existing EPRP Model will not get
more than 1% of the votes and may suffer further if EDP and EDU get their acts
together and march ahead. Therefore,
what is
required is not a minor facelift, but a complete overhaul of name, policy and
image. Would the fanatics agree to that? Probably, not.
In the absence of
some self-inflicted disaster by the Meles government or EDP and EDU, EPRP and
others will only challenge for power by designing a new and modern EPRP, that
not only looks new but also has exciting policies on issues that are important
to the Ethiopian people and Ethiopia. Most ordinary people do not analyze the
details of competing party policy; they rely on the interpretation of
knowledgeable experts. They are just as likely to vote on the basis of a more
general impression that matters to them, and is on their wavelength and united
in its approach. They choose also on the basis of observation of the leader’s
personal qualities. We are here to guide them to that end.
In all these areas
the plight of EPRP could hardly be worse. The public talk suggests they are
behind all major opposition parties. The overall image of the party is dire. The
public does not believe EPRP would make the right decision in government, that
they are not in tune with issues that matter to voters and they are not united.
When asked which of the major parties would make best government, they are
trailing behind every major opposition party. Even though they have softened
their language, they have not promised moderation to win public support. The
image of EPRP among the Diasporas confirms that while these critical waverers
are disillusioned with EPRDF, who they perceive have not delivered key election
promises and further betrayed the nation, they find EPRP even less appealing.
They lack the critical attributes for modern political leaders, passion and
charisma. It would be impossible for any impartial observer like myself to
conclude that swing voters imagine EPRP leaders has either.
The party simply
forgot that the public were not merely watching but also thinking to themselves.
They came out of their hiding unchanged, unrepentant, just plain attractive.
Impressions of the wider EPRP are also negative and comments made by founding
members and observers unmitigatingly so. They are seen as a party of the past,
containing old aristocrats, warmongers, out of touch with the concerns of
ordinary people, happy to talk among themselves but hostile to any one who may
intrude or criticize them. In one-word descriptions, they are staid,
lost, boring, confused, old searching, in limbo, stagnant and meandering.
If the public were to react immediately to these observations, EDP and EDU would
overtake EPRP and EPRDF put together.
If EPRP were to
conclude from this that a new and modern interpretation of EPRPism is now
required where would they start with this project? Their party would have to
start to get rid of “impulsive
perverts” like the one in
San Jose, California and also elect modern, strong and patriotic leaders who
believe in peaceful struggle to bring down the dictators and traitors. EPRP as
we all know was preaching war and hate for the past 30 years but failed to gain
supports. They need to change this attitude select and elect candidates more
representative of Ethiopia today, not of the existing body of EPRP leaders,
supporters and not to do so quietly but to shout it loud in public. With a more
gentle, modern, peaceful representative set of members and leaders there is a
last chance that EPRP will transform to the better party and may develop a more
sympathetic, peaceful style and policies grounded in experience of what life is
like in modern Ethiopia, not as it is imagined to be by some old fashioned
psychopath in San Jose.
Many old-fashioned
EPRP leaders and supporters will guffaw and wonder how anyone can expect them to
support a plan for the radical overhaul of their party, its policies and its
personnel. Who would blame them for resisting engagement in this project? But
the uncomfortable truth for EPRP is that the choice has now been taken away from
them. An increasing number of political critics and journalists (of
course excluding the London EPRDF Embassy’s battered reporter & so-called
journalist Mulugeta Aserate-Kassa), independent
observers and political scientists like myself echo what ordinary voters
instinctively know, that EPRP must change itself, its name, or die. But I do
wish them good luck and promise to write excellent supporting article if they
improve.
Most of Dr.
Bekele’s article readers including the old and bigheaded hairy runt in San
Jose, contemplating the torment of the EPRP, will react like Oscar Wilde – it
would take a heart of stone not to laugh. After the long purgatory of the 80s
and 90s, when the Derg was cast out in the wilderness, parched for the glimpse
of power, the EPRP torment seems like just rewarded. Now even senior EPRP
founders are going around cold-calling journalists telling them EPRP has to be
put humanly to sleep, and even other observers are so horrified that they are
being beastly about them too. As a result, there is a whiff of panic and equally
ambition around EPRP at the moment, and no mistake.
EPRP may have decent
members but the leaders have trousers that are a little too high around the
tummy, and probably leather brasses too. They say they spend a good 20 minutes
each morning buffing their shoes, as the EPRP army thought them to. They are
genuinely brave recently to go out there in America, Canada and face bounders
with Gatling guns, to never lie and like a good sentimental yarn. But when the
public opinion show that may be and only 1% of the Ethiopian 65, million can
contemplate them as a future government or genuine and strong opposition party
with out falling off their armchairs laughing, their future does look rosy.
It is true that EPRP
seems like terrible political accident just waiting to happen, a slow motion
car-crash of a party. As they say EPRP only has about 100 supporters/members
worldwide hence I have been generous to say 1% of 65 million. The problems are
not the present leaders. Chucking out one leader and finding somebody who speaks
better, writes better or is better looking, whatever, does not help at all. The
problem is the EPRP itself, the territory it seeks to occupy and the policies it
is trying to devise. There can be no revival until the party finds a new role
for itself. EPRP’s dilemma now is far worse than before. We can only look at
their current wrong propaganda and sabotages against EDP, their weird thinking
and fake unity formation, which I will explain later.
Other opposition
parties are too shaving away any decent territory for an EPRP revival. They are
left with bashing, biting individuals and progressive opposition parties and
crossing their fingers while waiting for some disaster that will finish Meles
and all the opposition parties. Actually it might happen. There could be a
disastrous downturn in the Ethiopian economy, or some catastrophe emerging from
the TPLF/EPRDF crisis, that might yet make the country turn against the Meles
regime. Who knows? The old crack about oppositions not winning elections but
governments losing them still holds good, and the likeliest EPRP route and dream
to success is just to hang about like so many vulture in case mayhem happens.
Yet in my humble opinion, EPRP cannot. Because parties must keep thinking and
trying to find the right philosophy, or they rot completely. The EPRPites have
some weapons. They are Ethiopians of course who strive for change. They have
continuing public suspicion about the traitorous Meles regime and have a
politically fickle electorate, which long ago ceased to idolize Meles Zenawi and
saw through his control freaks. They still have a little section of the public
voices, at least but the need to renew and improve their way of struggle is very
important.
What EPRP have to do
is, stop damaging other opposition parties, individuals and modernize the party.
They have to bide their time and learn from their past mistakes. They are
engaged in organizing what is rumored to be fake conferences despite their
overwhelming unpopularity with the public. Never the less, we shouldn’t get
worked up about EPRP. I don’t see them as a great threat for EDP, other
parties or the public. Meles and the Ethiopian constitution will bar them from
participating in future election while they are also seem to have been engaged
in armed struggle. The recent unity formation looks an attempt to sneak-in
through the back door under false pretences. The organizers want to pretend to
replace boring old debates with seafront media stunts
Changing lighting
effects and themed sessions showcasing the purposely-new faces with old faces
and strategies of the party. All of these had considerable mockery potential.
The off stage
cacophony underlines that the harder task that faces EPRP is to become a
different kind of party, not just hold a different kind of conference to preach
unification of useless opposition parties, opportunists and power hopeful
individuals. In the face of a gale of media derision, it will be an uphill task.
Now things are getting poisonous. The mood of dismay teeters on the brink of
despair. The party and its leaders face either the ideas or the confidence to
overcome the following problems believed by the public to have existed with the
party for many long years.
LIVING IN THE PAST
EPRP is not fully
ready to be recognized as a formidable opposition party or is ready for power
therefore they need to do more to prepare themselves for opposition party
competition.
EPRP was and still is
much the same party who needs to be transformed fundamentally and completely
change their method of struggle.
EPRP is still seen as
narrow based and give the impression of being out of touch with modern
Ethiopia.
EPRP do not seem to
have a team of strong leaders as well as genuine, well-respected members and
supporters.
EPRP leaders are
providing the party weak and ineffectual leadership.
EPRP leaders and
members look power hungry therefore they don’t seem to be very much
concerned for Ethiopia hence cannot be trusted.
EPRP is seen as “the
nasty and old-fashioned party” who makes political capital out of demonizing
individuals, opposition parties, is not up to date, competent and unwilling to
listen to reasons and constructive criticisms.
EPRP has bad
reputation therefore are not able to unite the nation and win.
EPRP wanted the
coalition (unity) only to advance its political agenda.
EPRP seem increasingly
desperate for survival and personal power. They have no alternative political
project and don’t understand modern democracy.
EPRP is not seen as
championing the interests of the vulnerable, the oppressed, starved and the
war displaced in Ethiopia.
EPRP has proved in its
long history that they are not interested in peaceful struggle to bring down
the dictator or introduce democratic governance.
It has become very
hard to know just what EPRP stands for at the moment and what they have been
doing and achieved since 1991.
EPRP is staffed with
very old and absurd cults who are not willing to change for good and work with
others unless they are given senior positions.
- EPRP do not seem to
have strong policies for the ownership rights of Ethiopia of
The Seaport of Assab and are willing too, to work with the Meles evil regime.
THE EPRP
MASTERMINDED
UNITY
FORMATION
“Believe
not what you hear but half of what you see.”
The EPRP leadership
seems to have launched itself into a frenzy of self-reproach as it struggled to
shed the image of Ethiopia’s “Warmonger
& Nasty old Party.”
They must regard the recent conference as make-or-break conference for their
party. But they have not set the tone and denounced the party’s past sins –
still “unrepentant,
just plain unattractive.” But
they have made a little progress, but let them not kid themselves and the
public. To the public, this just adds up to that EPRP is trying to be something
it is not. Cynicism rules and we have not countered it. Hard as it may be for
EPRP to accept, we need a strategy that says EPRP has decided to get a life, to
join the 21st century, to be representative of
Ethiopian society today. If then EPRP are seriously planning to live in the
future not in the past, that must have powerful implications for what we stand
for.
Ato Mersha Yoseph,
one of the least popular man they say in Ethiopian politics but undoubtedly one
of the current self-made undisputed Champions of “United
Front” and Commander in
Chief of the EPRP armed forces thinks and wishes to register a significant and
historical victory in America and Canada over the Meles regime and liberate our
country by gathering few EPRP opportunist individuals and parties that do not
have many members like that of Gambella People’s Democratic Movement. In this
blue skies thinking, it was alleged too that he also drew fierce criticism when
he failed to answerer political questions about his party’s method of struggle
and their willingness to work with the Meles regime. He couldn’t take the
heat. This turns out to have not only been an act of personal arrogance but also
revealed to have been part of the all party’s systematic sidelining and
undermining of the Assab issue and the general public.
He believes EPRP and
the other eight or nine parties are the only credible alternative to EPRDF.
Therefore, theirs and only their unification was a paramount importance to be
the solid battleground on which EPRP would re-establish its credibility and in
the process, overthrow the EPRDF regime. He also thinks EDP will be the biggest
obstacle for this dream to come true hence excluded them from the team. Aren’t
we so lucky to have these nine mighty and big battalions? As they say, “you
reap what you sow.” But
would you know who these conference participants are? They say they are as
follows.
The 9 parties under
the umbrella of “All Party Conference”-Source:
ethiomedia.
Alternative Forces for
Peace and Democracy.
Oromo National
Congress.
Ethiopian People’s
Revolutionary Party.
Tigrai Alliance for
National Democracy.
Gambella People’s
Democratic Movement.
Ethiopian People
Federal Democratic Unity Party.
All Ethiopia Socialist
Movement.
Ethiopian Democratic
Union through Reform, and
All Ethiopia Union
Party.
As
you are well aware too, there are 65 (sixty five) registered political parties.
Can you believe that? Out of these, only 4 (four) of them make the ruling party
and 6 (six) are recognized as the major political parties.
(Source Embassy of Ethiopia, D.C -Web Site).
From the above “All Party Conference” lists, some are neither registered nor
does the Ethiopian government officially recognize them as major political
parties. Let’s not forget too that OLF and other new parties may come forward
to contest the election if allowed and exercise their democratic rights. We are
in a big trouble now and I predict that we will be in more troubles from now to
the Election Day.
My
worry therefore is that when the election time approaches, some of these parties
will be banned legally or systematically by the regime as being against the
constitution, engaged in armed struggle or terrorism to overthrow the so-called
officially elected and legitimate government of Ethiopia. Some leaders may even
be imprisoned. They will be excluded from participating in the elections leaving
the contest for EDP and EPRDF alone. God
Help Ethiopia!
The recent unity
formation was seen as dodgy hence clearly lack honesty, transparency and
strength to make a difference to Ethiopia’s problems. In fact it showed we
couldn’t be united in good faith and for the sake of our country to be able to
topple Meles from power. History would not forgive those parties and individuals
who are fighting for personal gains at a cost of the unfortunate and our beloved
country. Therefore, I suspect that EDP and EDU will stand-alone against the
Meles regime from now on. The winner of the 2005 election will be the man with
the golden gun that is Meles unless otherwise, all the above sixty-five or at
least the major parties are united under one and only one strong umbrella, seek
and build full public support before it is too late. Think
about it!
And
for God sake forget about the bloody power and think of Ethiopia and Ethiopians.
As an orchestra has only one conductor Ethiopia also needs only one good loyal
leader.
TURNED
OUT TO BE A WEB OF DECEPTION
The Ethiopian
National Congress (ENC) in a recent statement of the 24th
October 2002 confirmed their jubilation of an “All
Party Conference” of
opposition political parties describing it as “a
step in the right direction.”
We all welcome and encourage unity. But they failed to mention who those
opposition political parties are and why too the leading opposition parties like
EDP were excluded. On the other hand, it is alleged that the so-called unity
formation lacks teeth. I recently learnt from concerned Ethiopians that the
recent so-called unity formation praised by ENC was after all not so rosy and as
good as it was described. As listed above we were told there were 9 political
parties and now over 10 according to ENC’s claim who were participating on the
unity formation conferences but the manner, success and the numbers claimed are
now fell into question.
Without going into
details and adding my interpretations, let me put the message as it was received
for your perusal and clear understanding of the so-called nine political
parties. If the followings are true then it indeed was a web of fiction and
deception hence needs to be immediately stopped. But before that, I challenge
the nine parties listed on article entitled “All
Party Conference Says Joint Front key to overthrow TPLF regime” on
“ethiomedia.com”
to immediately come forward
and confirm whether these strong allegations are true or not. For your
information, the alleged unifications are as follows.
THE UNITED NINE LEGGED FREAKS
EPRP (leaders, members
and offices are not well known) = one
party.
Some individuals from
AESM without the consent of their party = 0.
Amarach Hayloch (Dr
Beyene Petros) = one
party.
Debub Hizboch (Again
Dr Beyene Petros)-Representing 2nd party = 0.
-
5.
O.N.C (Professor Merera Gudina) = one
party.
- Gambella Democratic
Party (Mr. Oujulu – who has no members) = 0.
EDU through reform,
Iyasu Ayalkbet a former EDU and currently a captive of EPRP but without
organization = part of EPRP.
Hibrehizb a surrogate
… captured from Mr Assefa Chebo now led by EPRP leadership of Dr Alemante
Gebreselassie and Mr Besha = part of EPRP.
Tigrian Alliance for
national Democracy (Allegedly divided into two, Ato Aregawi in USA, Ato
Mekonnen and Ato Hailu in Europe = one
party.
EPRP’s extremists
are alleged to be members of Amarach Hayloch and Debub Hizboch too. These also
include Mr Kedir Mohammed and Mr. Assefa Dapso of USA, Mr. Afewerk of Holland
and Mr. Abraham Yayeh. Hence if you carefully work out the above, you will
arrive at 4 known parties NOT
9 parties. The rest are EPRP members. Are these winning public recognitions? No
they are not. They are in a serious danger of a small minority party incapable
of commanding a voice in our country’s affairs. Period.
As Churchill’s
mordant remark once said, “In
politics, one should never commit suicide as one might live to regret it.” They
did and certainly should regret it. The way they started was quite wrong and
stored up a lot of trouble for the future. “That
was a cruel deception.”
The public understandably concluded that EPRP is incompetent hence could not run
a whelk stall. EPRP therefore need fire in their belly. They will only get it
once they brush the stardust from their eyes and realize that the
demagnification of politics is not nice at all, but very nasty indeed. Hence, is
the recent unity formation conference enough to re-establish EPRP as one of a
credible opposition party? The answerer to this question is: No, No & No.
For some political analysts listening to EPRP identity crisis is like hearing a
rejected lover who drones on and on endlessly about his failed relationship. It
has become very boring, in political terms, utterly self-defeating. That is
stupid hence these bullying autocrat fighters must return to their caves at
once.
If this story were
true, this is not good politics or clever diplomacy. It is of course a terrible
dream. It will not work. They are 30 years out of date and seemed to have sunk
into a torpid, immemorial and gloom. It is not in the Ethiopian national
interest. It looks as though the challenge has changed but EPRP did not change
to meet those challenges. As we are clinging to a thin ray of hope to topple
this brutal government, they should have merged with strong oppositions to form
a super-coalition to win over Meles. For those narrow minded EPRP and the likes
of Abraham Yayeh supporters, it could be stated too that my honesty could land
me in the shit for bringing these matters to the public. But I hope it just gets
people debating. Because there never been in our history a more important time
to talk than now about the problems & future of our country. This deception
disheartened us horribly, but we all have to bear the truth as best we can.
Therefore,
if these allegations are denied, then I urge those nine parties to issue a
formal “PRESS
RELEASE”
and send it to ethiomedia.om
where their
unity formation news was first published. I strongly believe that it is in their
best advantages to do it. Equally I urge ENC to comment on these matters also
enlightening us about their progress. Others may comment on these too. Last, I
honestly would like these things to be wrong.
ANOTHER FOOD
FOR YOUR THOGHTS
THE
POISONED EPRP DOG NIPS
DR G
BEKELE - THE ETHIOPIAN LION
The
Ethiopian Psycho is at it again – Whew !
It is one of my
customs to keep on hitting and embarrassing devious opposition parties and the
government with proven facts and also humiliate the crooks, opportunist
supporters like that EPRP Psychopath Mr. GR
of San Jose, California I warned you about in my previous article, “Meles
Walking On Thin Ice.” If
YOU listen hard and follow Discussion Forums, you can hear “this big and
bearded beast of EPRP has been roaring from the jungle at me.” His writings
were crap they say and he was told they were crap too. Any one who cared to read
his junk hate mails on Forums could not make out what he was saying and why he
was doing it for 4, months. A vendetta of mad hates of course with the silly
single-mindedness of Hollywood’s cyborg the Terminator.
He
claims to be a Tigrian and Welloye but hates both of his roots, every other
Ethiopian tribe and seems in full support of his wife’s country Eritrea.
Funnily, he calls patriots like me Bandas for helping the oppressed and the war
displaced. I have no objection with these at all but his non-stop campaign to
try to ruin my good name has made him an immature prank. I just feel that this
half-brained pervert should be made to live with the monkeys somewhere in
Eritrea or in American Zoo.
This sick-in mind
old hag and EPRP cult seemed to me more like an old widow making her shopping
list than EPRP supporter. He really is stupid and makes me laugh. But, of course
being stupid is not a criminal offence hence we cannot sue him for being so
stupid or as a traitor for denying his roots and fabricating false allegations
against others or me. The San Jose coward is indeed so boring and always reacted
to other’s activities like there is a bad smell under his nose. He is so moron
who has no ethics, manners and could not distinguish truth from reality. He is
wrong headed and silly to wage hate war by giving me offensive nicknames. He is
afraid of talking about issues related to Ethiopia
His little, foul and
tattered words did not affect me at all because he is arrogant, vicious and a
thoughtless weirdo. Some describe him as vain,
trashy, insane, lackadaisical, stubborn, liar, pig-headed and publicity-seeking
imposter. His cries are from
wilderness. Mr.
GR has been gabbling about
EPRP on the Web Sites as well as on Forums but no one to hear him. The attacks
on me were hateful and utterly intolerable. Some messages I received described
him as “naïve
idiot.” He seemed to be
begging for humiliation every time to learn the ludicrousness of his nature.
That is sickness and stupidity indeed.
His political sink
overflows with filthy words. He is weak and a very old hag past his “sell-by”
date. I don’t think I have ever heard a man making such a controlled and
threatening noise. It was the noise made by a dog in the moments before it
bites. My crime? Daring to write articles attacking Meles, his cronies, and his
party EPRP and also standing up for common sense and the rights of the common
man in my country. In fact, I never sought publicity and never stood for public
office or worked for EPRDF. I am not a member of any party either. I am just a
fighter who is fighting according to my belief. Any one who fights according to
his beliefs is a hero. Therefore, I should have been credited with helping the
helpless and the most oppressed people of our country.
Since he first
immigrated to North America in the 1960s, they say he has attended “Discussion
Forum Universities” daily
such as University of TPLF, Awtar, Fiameta, EEDN, Tegbar and Ethioforum and is
graduated with “SIX”
PhD Degrees in “Foul
Language”, “Demonizing Individuals”, “Glamorizing EPRP and demonizing
other Political Parties”, “Calling Everyone Banda”, “Defaming Web
Sites” and “Preaching Hate.” They
say he is like a frisky old dog that grabs your leg. But no one in America knows
yet whether he is still a “Puppy
or a Dog.” He must be
living in a dream of delusion & under the influence of hallucinogen. He is
crude, immoral, vulgar and senseless.
They say he is still
attacking me on Discussion Forums. He was sour and offensive. It was bloody
silly to do that for four months and keep on moaning every time I mention EPRP,
Abrham Yayeh, Radio stations and Newspapers who are flirting with Ethiopian
enemies. This only showed how biased and weak he was. When he reads this
critique too, I can see his blood pressure rising and make no mistake he will go
bonkers and run into another war he could not win instead of analyzing this
constructive message or stopping his defaming activities; try to change his
attitude and that of his lost, confused and boring party. It is outrageous that
EPRP saw fit to associate with such a wild git.
This silly man is
stuck in the past therefore seemed to have forgotten that he is against a brave
fighter, a patriotic Ethiopian and an experienced political scientist who will
fight opportunists with all his talent, energy and destroy the evil acts of
Ethiopian enemies. He is simply playing with fire. I am sure readers and writers
at Awtar, Fiameta, Tegbar & other Forums must have got fed up with Ato GR of
San Jose, California. I feel sorry for them too. He is the most disturbed
individual who may be suffering from borderline psychosis of some sort. I will
always kick the hell out of these sick barking dogs, crooks, pretenders and
burry them alive in the deep hole they dug for Ethiopia and me.
Finally, those who
do not know me yet will come to understand this: when I say a thing, I mean it.
When I set myself a task, I do it. When I settle on a course, I stick to it.
Hence I cannot tolerate an arrogant in the extreme. I am an Ethiopian fighter
hence am here to stay until my country is liberated. Period! Furthermore, do not
underestimate the determination of intellectuals and others who sacrificed
theirs & their family’s lives, chose to defend the vulnerable and the
oppressed in our country. Hence, this paranoid manic-depressive must stop
barking, spreading malicious and false allegations to ruin my good name by
regularly making personal attacks. Otherwise, the charmless EPRP Monkey will be
wrestling with an angry Ethiopian Lion. Oh God this illiterate buffoon is in
trouble again. Phew! - Thanks
God, I have always avoided persecuting my enemies!
What
a luck! I would have made a good Pope in Vatican.
n
PS:
To order a
copy of GR (The Ethiopian Psychopath’s)
new book
written in broken English Language and entitled
“B
A N
D A”
for US$1.00
with free p & p, call Abraham Yayeh’s Fun Club and make the silly bugger
filthy rich. He needs your help to form a provisional government in San Jose,
California, USA.
G
Reda of San Jose, Where is his shame?
He really
makes me laugh. – Hahaha!
He is
awful but I like him.
May
God
Bless Mother
Ethiopia!
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