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ETHIOPIAN HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATOR, PARAMILITARY MEMBER & GENOCIDE INFLUENCER DEPORTED Criminal illegal alien Solomon Bogale was denied immigration benefits and ultimately deported to Ethiopia March 5 by our Phoenix officers after ICE discovered numerous social media accounts where he openly identified himself as a member of Fano, a Tier III terrorist group. Bogale’s posts called for persecution and violence against Tigrayans by “cleansing” them from Ethiopia. Since 2003, ICE’s HSI-led Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Center has deported 1,178 known or suspected human rights violators and war criminals.

@Arsenal Shit performance 🤦🏽‍♂️

We keep pushing. Highlights from our draw with Nottingham Forest are live 📺

W stream. THIS IS ETHIOPIA🇪🇹🇪🇹

@FundacjaIMiB @NatnaelMekonne7 @AbiyAhmedAli Come and rescue us then, Mr. Blazewicz!

@NatnaelMekonne7 @AbiyAhmedAli Another propaganda post about what a great criminal and genocidal maniac he is. To me, it's like begging for financial support to continue his crimes, for Ethiopia's wealth, food that is in short supply and whose prices are constantly rising. What will Ethiopia gain? The ...

ጠቅላይ ሚኒስትር ዐቢይ አሕመድ(ዶ/ር) ለሁለት ቀናት ይፋዊ ጉብኝት ወደ ኢትዮጵያ ለመጡት የቻይና የውጭ ጉዳይ ሚኒስትር ዋንግ ይ በብሔራዊ ቤተመንግስት ያደረጉላቸው አቀባበል @AbiyAhmedAli

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Jewish Gooners response to the banning of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from Villa Park.

@khaledmahmoued1 You guys are still making these empty threats? 👨🏾‍🦳👵🏽

Ethiopia Must Prepare for War... Sisi Revives Military Options Once Again Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi stated today, Sunday, that "Egypt will not stand idly by in the face of Ethiopia's irresponsible approach and will take all necessary measures to protect its interests and water security." In a striking escalation of Egypt's stance toward Ethiopia regarding the Renaissance Dam, amounting to a declaration of the end of Egypt's traditional patience, Sisi clarified during the opening of the Eighth Cairo Water Week (under the slogan "Innovative Solutions for Resilience Against Climate Change") that this approach has led to an "artificially induced industrial flood" that harmed the two downstream countries (Egypt and Sudan) in the past few days, due to undisciplined management of the dam's waters. Sisi reiterated his description of water security as an "existential issue" affecting the lives of more than 100 million Egyptians, calling on the international community and the African Union to confront "Ethiopia's recklessness" and impose a binding legal agreement that preserves the rights of downstream countries without harming upstream ones.Sisi's recorded speech reflects a shift in Egypt's strategy after 14 years of "wisdom and prudence" in ongoing fruitless negotiations since 2011. Here, Sisi revives potential military options with phrases like "will not stand idly by" and "all measures," which are not new (they were repeated in 2020-2021), but their current context—with an explicit reference to "actual harm" from the floods—suggests possible preparation for limited military operations, such as precision airstrikes on parts of the dam or closing the Nile waters at the border.Sisi's statements, which implicitly threaten Ethiopia, coincide with reports of recent Egyptian military exercises in Sinai involving "water security" scenarios. However, Sisi's insistence on "dialogue as the optimal path" leaves the door open for final negotiations before any radical step, emphasizing "cooperation" to avoid war.

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The historical parallel is striking. In 1974, Mengistu Hailemariam pivoted to the Soviets, shutting out the U.S. and dragging Ethiopia into decades of turmoil. Today, Abiy Ahmed is chasing Putin’s handshake, leaning on BRICS and China, and even floating trade without the dollar—all in direct contrast to U.S. interests. But this isn’t about saving Ethiopia; it’s about buying time for Abiy himself. With elections looming and his grip on power weakening, these desperate moves signal less a vision for the country and more the final days of Abiy Ahmed’s rule. @realDonaldTrump @POTUS @SecRubio @US_SrAdvisorAF @StateDept #Ethiopia #AbiyAhmed #HornOfAfrica #Geopolitics #Russia #BRICS #China #IMF #DebtTrap #USForeignPolicy #AfricaPolitics #Mengistu #RedSea #EastAfrica #GlobalPowerShift #Eritrea #Egypt #Sudan #Somalia

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I have said before that Egypt will never accept Ethiopia’s attempt to impose a fait accompli, and here is the official statement from the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs that leaves no room for doubt: Cairo has drawn a clear red line, declaring it will not accept any unilateral measures on the Nile. But the most alarming part of the statement, which deserves careful attention, is the final paragraph. It hints at the possibility of taking “all measures provided for under international law” — a diplomatic expression that leaves the door open to every option, including military action. This fully aligns with what I previously argued on this very matter. Here is the full text of the statement: Cairo, September 9, 2025 Egypt addresses a letter to the Security Council regarding developments in the Eastern Nile Basin The Arab Republic of Egypt, represented by H.E. Dr. Badr Abdelatty, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Egyptians Abroad, today, September 9, 2025, sent a letter to the President of the United Nations Security Council following recent developments in the Blue Nile Basin, and Ethiopia’s declaration of completing and commencing the operation of its so-called Renaissance Dam. The Foreign Minister explained that Egypt has always been keen to tirelessly pursue the conclusion of a binding and fair legal agreement on the rules for filling and operating the dam, one that secures the common interests of the three countries and preserves the water rights of Egypt and Sudan. However, the Ethiopian side has insisted on continuing its policy of imposing a fait accompli, showing no concern as to whether its practices undermine the legal framework governing the Eastern Nile Basin under international law. Moreover, Ethiopia’s recent actions represent a direct threat to international peace and security. He pointed out that international law requires UN member states to adhere to the principles of good faith and to refrain from any act that could harm the rights of others. Egypt, therefore, affirms its categorical rejection of all unilateral Ethiopian measures on the Nile and refuses to recognize them as a fait accompli, as they do not represent Egypt’s legitimate interests, nor those of the downstream states of Egypt and Sudan. The letter to the Security Council added that over the years, Egypt has exercised the utmost restraint regarding the Ethiopian dam project and opted for diplomacy and international organizations, including the United Nations. This was not out of weakness or neglect of Egypt’s legitimate interests, but rather out of a firm conviction in the need to prioritize dialogue and promote peace among the Nile Basin countries in accordance with international law, in a manner that achieves common interests and spares the region further tensions. Yet Ethiopia’s persistence in unilaterally imposing faits accomplis and infringing upon the water rights of the downstream states constitutes an explicit threat to international peace and security. This situation requires the international community to take a clear and unequivocal stance — not political courtesies — to marshal pressure against Ethiopia’s irresponsible behavior, which can only be regarded as aggressive and as a tool of blackmail against Egypt and Sudan, in a crisis that represents a shared property of all basin states. Egypt stressed that any misguided assumptions that its legitimate interests in the Nile can be overlooked are mere illusions. Egypt remains firmly committed to the full application of international law on the Nile River, and will not allow Ethiopia’s attempts to unilaterally dominate the management of water resources. Egypt reserves its right to take all measures provided for under international law and the United Nations Charter to defend the existential interests of its people.

@TravelToEritrea We?? You guys are pathetic 😂

We were too blind to see Abiy Ahmed's heinous crimes, but those influential Ethiopian individuals are his victims. Abiy Ahmed staged the killing of engineer Simegnew Bekele so that he could take the credit for the completion of the GERD. He also killed the Tigrayan general Seare Mokonnen to secure his power. Additionally, he killed the Amhara Brigadier General Asaminew Tsige and Ambachew Mekonnen to ensure the Amhara would not pose a threat to his power. After he killed those leaders, he launched an attack against the TPLF.

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I fully agree with the warning issued by Yemane G. Meskel, the Eritrean Minister of Information, regarding the escalating drums of war from Ethiopia, as expressed through his sharp criticism of the ruling Prosperity Party (PP) in Ethiopia, which he labeled the "Potemkin Party." He accused the party's political and military officials of launching an intense propaganda campaign to "normalize" their "delusional and reckless" pursuit of securing sovereign access to the Red Sea. He highlighted that the party is reviving the historical period of Eritrea's unlawful annexation as a justification, describing it as a "political blasphemy" that crosses all red lines and poses a direct threat to regional stability. He further criticized Ethiopia's promotion of a war agenda while its economy suffers from fragility, requiring repeated financial support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, amidst ongoing internal wars that are costing the lives and property of the Ethiopian people.Additionally, he accused the ruling party in Addis Ababa of "deception" by hosting international summits on climate change and Afro-Caribbean cooperation, considering them a smokescreen to conceal its true intentions.

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First, they said the Grand Renaissance Dam is sold! Then, they said it is a hoax intended to divert attention from other problems; it is not going to be completed! Then, they said there is no money to do it! In the end, it is here and all that negativity did not stop it! Now, defeated and in disarray, they want to seek succor from the embarrassment by turning the discourse to “who did it”; with a clear intention of discrediting the extraordinary leadership Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed showed in realizing this age-old Ethiopian aspiration. This attempt may have been dismissed as an example of mini Historical Negationism if it was confined to the long history of this project. But it is actually a negationism of the very contemporary facts we witnessed in realtime! The story of GERD would have remained like a few draft chapters of a book planned to be written without the bold leadership of the Prime Minister. Now, it is a complete book, and one that is highly acclaimed! Credit goes to him and all those who participated in making this happen!!!

@David_Ornstein @TheAthleticFC Andrea Berta:

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Arsenal working to sign Piero Hincapie from Bayer Leverkusen - subject to player exits. 23yo defender told #Bayer04 of wish to leave + prioritising #AFC above others. Efforts ongoing to make fee more realistic than €60m clause @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/65736…

@Aminiyo3 Haha not that tall. I’m 186cm

@Yididya How tall are you 😂?

Visited the national palace. #Palace #AddisAbaba #Ethiopia #HaileSelassie #RasTafari

@excittone Yes you should. It’s really amazing.

Visited the national palace. #Palace #AddisAbaba #Ethiopia #HaileSelassie #RasTafari

@Aminiyo3 The entrance is through the main gate by the side of the road going to meskel square. No parking inside so you’ll have to use the one for unity park.

@Yididya Yea I'll wait lol. And by which get is open for visitors? Where is the entrance Where did you parked?

@Aminiyo3 Yes 1K per person and $50 for foreigners 😅. But they were saying it’ll be 300 per person after few weeks. So may be it’s better to wait a little bit.

@Yididya Thank you so much. Is it 1k per person??