SCREAM II

@dapp_central @Crypto_Chiro @strikeperps @TheNodeFather_ @NuvolaDigital You as well Farid. Thanks.

@Peterkbc @Crypto_Chiro @strikeperps @TheNodeFather_ @NuvolaDigital Thanks for the kind words and I’m glad I was able to help you out. Wishing you all the best best Peter

Dear Cardano Community, Im not taking from anyone here without returning what I owe. I don’t like to put my business out in public but 2025 was by far the most difficult year I’ve faced following the fallout of MELD. I take full responsibility for my actions and will repay anyone who took the time to help me when I needed it most. I have been going through personal therapy to get back to a place where I can post publicly. I will be reaching out to everyone involved. I apologize to anyone who I’ve hurt in this process. I’ve dedicated over 4 years to this community and would never steal from those I consider my friends. Again, I’m sincerely sorry.

@dapp_central @Crypto_Chiro @strikeperps @TheNodeFather_ @NuvolaDigital Hey Farid, What happened to you bro. I once needed your help and feedback on something I needed help on. You didn’t know me but corresponded and gave me some good ideas. Always believe in yourself. Don’t let anything put you down. Life goes on.

@Crypto_Chiro @strikeperps @TheNodeFather_ @NuvolaDigital I lost practically everything I had when MELD went out in late 2024. I haven’t been able to properly recover since then.

@Ethio_lions @abino11 😂. I agree. Unfortunately these are the times we live in. Any dimwit can come up with an essay like this that even he cannot understand.

@abino11 I hate AI once I finished reading this googmangoog story.

Dr. Yonas, The reason many Oromo intellectuals choose to ignore your recent writings is not that they lack the capacity to engage, nor because they are “idiots” as you frequently claim. It is because your arguments rest on historical distortions, sweeping generalisations, and allegations that collapse centuries of Oromo history into your preferred political narrative. You consistently compare events of the 16th century to the lived social, intellectual, and political realities of the 21st century—an approach that violates the very logic of historical methodology. History is not a weapon with which to attack contemporary communities; it is a discipline used to understand the past so that societies can shape a better future. Yet your critiques treat history as a crude tool of indictment, stripped of context, nuance, or scholarly rigour. You present the Gadaa system and Oromummaa not as evolving sociocultural institutions, but as static artefacts frozen in time, misinterpreted through modern political anxieties. This fundamental methodological flaw explains why your arguments fail to resonate with serious scholars. Moreover, your constant demonisation of Oromo identity and its intellectual vanguard does not weaken the Oromo cause—it strengthens it. Communities under attack do not fracture; they consolidate. Every blanket condemnation you publish reinforces the very ideological cohesion you seek to dismantle. If your goal is genuine intellectual contribution, relentless hostility is not the path. Critique without empathy, historical analysis without context, and political commentary without integrity inevitably produce more distrust than dialogue. Ethiopia today stands at a crossroads. It needs thoughtful voices capable of bridging divides, not deepening them. Your 24/7 campaign to delegitimise Oromo identity—from its cultural foundations to its modern political expression—does nothing to help Ethiopia’s fragile political landscape. It alienates millions, offers no solutions, and ignores the urgent realities of governance, federalism, and national reconciliation. If you genuinely seek influence, the path forward is not through insults or sensationalised narratives. It is through balanced scholarship, intellectual humility, and the recognition that no nation can be built by belittling one of its largest and most historically rooted communities. The Oromo cause does not grow because of propaganda; it grows because of the dignity, resilience, and intellectual depth of its people. Your writings, unfortunately, have become a reminder of why Oromummaa continues to expand—not despite your attacks, but because of them. @AbiyAhmedAli @USEmbassyAddis @BerhanuTsegaye @AdanechAbiebie @Habtishgreat @TewodrosGirm

@Amharafirst88 I can literally feel the dark force working in him. He’s definitely possessed. You can see it in his eyes.? These are the type of people who grew up with tenkways.

ፀረ-አማራነት በዛሬይቱ ኢትዮጵያ ቀንድና ጥፍር ያለው አውሬ ነው። የዚህ ግለሰብ አስተሳሰብ የእሱ ብቻ ከመሰለን ተሳስተናል። ሀገረ-መንግስቱን የያዙትም አካላት ከዚህ አይለዩም። እናማ አማራዬ፣ ነፍጥህን ጠበቅ አድርግልኝ።

@idiocracy310 @FightBell 😂 Best comment!

@FightBell Must have been between period 1 Fuck Around and period 2 Finding Out. You shouldn’t take the exam until you’ve taken all of the classes

Fat Student finally had enough of getting picked on and slammed his bully

@IOHK_Charles This was more challenging than the Amazon ants I suspect.😆

That feeling when the catalyst proposal passes

@krippenreiter @IOHK_Charles @FabianDevRel No! Australia doesn’t exist. I mean animals like kangaroos that stand on their feet and are good boxers with pockets. Huge spiders that make your skin crawl. Short tempered Tasmanian devils that have an eerie bark. No! They’re all paid actors. 😂

@IOHK_Charles Let's never ever travel to Australia, Oki @FabianDevRel? 🥹

Oh come on, Australia isn't that bad Australia:

@IOHK_Charles I don’t get it with you Charles. Compared to you I’m a nobody, stuck in an uninspiring dead end job, trying to make a bit of a headway in my life for the sake of my daughter. You’ve inspired me a lot. But you’re the one that brushes shoulders with great people. U ot 2 no better!

CDS level 10 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@AbiyAhmedAli OMG! I just googled the title to this image. It’s actually in Nebraska. Exact same picture in the google image. I thought people were just joking. How does one explain this?

@emozak3 @JekapOmod @AbiyAhmedAli @grok Ethiopian hand? 😂😂😂

@JekapOmod @AbiyAhmedAli @grok You tell us if not Ethiopia? Can’t you see Ethiopian hand 👇🏾

@HabtishGurmu What kind of incentive drives a full grown man like this? Is it money? Is it love for country? Is it love for one’s ethnic cocoon. Or is it love for social media attention like teenagers? A full human with kids I’m sure. A man who lacks introspection is no man at all. Period!

@IOHK_Charles You just can’t control yourself, can’t you?

(Ethereum Classic)^2 :)

@martinplaut A white man trying to drive a wedge between a family of Africans that have a long history of coexistence. What else is new under the sun?

Abraham Afwerki, son of President Isaias, now representing his country at the Anti-Ethiopia Bloc convened in Cairo to try to prevent PM Abiy's ambition of reaching the Red Sea. Abraham far left, behind Eritrea's Foreign Minister, Osman Saleh

@Jawar_Mohammed Just another version of “I’ve been surrounded “ just to drum up support. You and this PM are just two sides of the same coin. Dummies who think you’re smart!

Its rumored that Ahadu Radio has been prevented from airing an interview they conducted with me. However, the station has not made public statement or reached put to me privately to confirm it. If the government indeed has blocked the station from airing it, we will be forced to use alternative medium to release it.

@Jawar_Mohammed Shimelis Abdissa-Jawar Mohammed=Two sides of the same coin. The devil incarnate!!’

Taye Dendea, former state minster for peace, who was granted bail by the Federal Supreme Court, has been abducted by masked gunmen just moments after stepping out of the prison gates, according to media reports. This alarming incident raises grave concerns for his safety and well-being. It was just six months ago that Bette Urgessa, a prominent opposition figure, was abducted from hotel and then assassinated, a tragic case thats remains a chilling reminder of the dangers faced by individuals who dare to critisize the regime. Our thoughts are with Taye and his loved ones, and we fervently hope for his safe return.

@cherinet_ @AbiyAhmedAli What a lot of delusional blabber veiled with so called polished English. How about his puppet, Shomelis Abdissa, pray tell, Mr intellectual?

It boils down to this. The so called powers that be, i.e the West, the international financial institutions, NGO’s and Religious institutions are “pimping” our African leaders and they are, in return pimping us. It’s time WE WOKE UP!

@BestDamnRoofer @FightFactory Oh yeah, he was just fine. It was just his ego that was a bit bruised. 😂😂😂😂

@DrSolMD First Lady being dragged to a chair in on a foreign official visit 😮

ፉአድን ያሳሳቱት ጠቅላይ ሚንስቴሩ ናቸው:: ስለዚህ ሁላችንም: በአደባባይ ቀዳማዊ እመቤቷን የደበደቡትን: ጠቅላዩን እናውግዝ!