The Lawless regime’s operatives and the danger it pause on Ethiopians

by Teshome Debalke

The news Woyane plotted to assassinate the legendary Journalist Abeba Gellaw shouldn’t surprise anyone. It isn’t an isolated incident; many cadres in North America have been threatening Ethiopians through cyber space, by phone and in person to stop them from supporting the opposition camp for years. And many did comply than endangering their loved one at home. This case is different because Abebe Gellaw is refused to be silenced by the lowlife criminals in the US that are accustomed to get away with murder in Ethiopia.

The high profile assassination plot on Abebe Gellaw shows the increasingly desperate Woyane is beginning to realize its lawless rule is going to end; resorting in assassination plot as far as in the North America. The fact the young cadres that came to seek refugee in US reviles Woyane is using the lax US immigration policy to dispatch its assassins in North America.

It was reported the regime stanch supporters sought asylum to remain in the US to do the dirty bidding of Woyane out of

Ethiopian Ambassador in the U.S. Girma Birru

the Embassies in cover of diplomacy. Under the leadership of Ethiopian Ambassador Girma Birru the Embassy in Washington DC is said to be infested with spies of the regime doing the dirty job of TPLF. The Ambassador will be responsible for allowing assassins to operate under his nose.

FBI foils murder plot on journalist Abebe Gellaw

BOSTON, Massachusetts - The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has foiled a murder plot on award-winning journalist Abebe Gellaw.

The Ethiopian Satellite TV (ESAT) said on Tuesday the suspects were under FBI investigation.

Goosh Abera (ጉዕሽ አበራ), who is staying in the US after seeking a political asylum and yet is an alleged spy for the TPLF ruling party in Ethiopia, was cited in the ESAT report as ring leader of a group of four in the assassination attempt on the life of one of Ethiopia's most prominent journalists based in the US.

The assassination was to be carried out when Abebe Gellaw would have travelled to Boston, MA, last December for an ESAT fund-raising event.

Boston FBI spokesman Greg Comcowich said he wouldn't go into details but noted that the FBI takes such type of crimes seriously, and called on Ethiopians in the US to report to local FBI Bureaus whenever they spot spies who work for foreign governments.

Dr Gregory Stanton, president of Genocide Watch and a staunch human rights defender well acquainted with the conditions in Ethiopia, said TPLF's attempt to commit a crime in the United States was a matter of serious concern that should lead to recognizing the organization as terrorist.

The FBI has secured messages that the alleged assassins were exchanging to carry out the murder.

The Historic Act: May 18, 2012

Abebe Gellaw, an award-winning journalist on May 18 struck Prime Minister Meles Zenawi like a lightning by raining down deafening chants that condemned the long time dictator.

This is the TPLF Terrorist Thug Who Was Caught by the FBI While Planning to Assassinate our Hero Abebe Gellaw

This is the TPLF Terrorist Thug Who Was Caught by the FBI While Planning to Assassinate our Hero Abebe Gellaw

Now the main task for all Diaspora Patriots is to look for all terrorist agents and members of TPLF throughout the US and Europe and report them to the homeland security offices. This should be our main job from now on till victory day.
TPLF will soon be dismantled and destroyed once for all.

Tamagn Beyene receives a hero's welcome in Toronto

Ethiopia 2013: Year of the Cheetah Generation

by Alemayehu G. Mariam

Year of the Cheetahs

2013 shall be the Year of Ethiopia’s Cheetah Generation.

“The Cheetah Generation refers to the new and angry generation of young African graduates and professionals, who look at African issues and problems from a totally different and unique perspective. They are dynamic, intellectually agile, and pragmatic. They may be the ‘restless generation’ but they are Africa’s new hope. They understand and stress transparency, accountability, human rights, and good governance. They also know that many of their current leaders are hopelessly corrupt and that their governments are contumaciously dysfunctional and commit flagitious human rights violations”, explained George Ayittey, the distingushed Ghanaian economist.

Ethiopia’s Cheetah Generation includes not only graduates and professionals — the “best and the brightest” — but also the huddled masses of youth yearning to breathe free; the millions of youth victimized by nepotism, cronyism and corruption and those who face brutal suppression and those who have been subjected to illegal incarceration for protesting human rights violations. Ethiopia’s Cheetah Generation is Eskinder Nega’s and Serkalem Fasil’s Generation. It is the generation of  Andualem Aragie, Woubshet Alemu, Reeyot Alemu, Bekele Gerba, Olbana Lelisa and so many others like them. Ethiopia’s Cheetah Generation is the only generation that could rescue Ethiopia from the steel  claws of tyranny and dictatorship. It is the only generation that can deliver Ethiopia from the fangs of a benighted dictatorship and transform a decaying and decomposing garrison state built on a foundation of lies into one that is deeply rooted in the consent and sovereignty of the people.

Abebe Gellaw: The journalist who silenced the tyrant

There is no doubt that 2012 was one of the most memorable years in our history. We witnessed high dramas, an unforgettable protest, a tyrant’s global hide-and-seek game, the elite’s wailing and cries, a mass hysteria, a dictator’s funeral in par with North Korea, the coronation of a puppet…. All these happened from mid to the end of the year.

by Hilina Taye

Thousands of listeners and viewers of the Ethiopian Satellite Television and Radio residing across the world have cast their votes for the honor, “Ethiopian Man of the Year in 2012,” to select the man that had a noticeable and significant impact in the year.

Over 20 prominent Ethiopians were nominated. Yenesew Genre, the man who self-immolated himself calling for freedom, artist and activist Tamagn Beyene, jailed journalists Eskinder Nega, Reeyot Alemu, and Wubishet Taye, Ethiopian Muslim movement leader Ustaz Abubaker Ahmed, Dr. Berhanu Nega, Andualem Arega, Prof. Mesfin Woldemariam, pop sensation Teddy Afro…and even the late tyrant Meles Zenawi.