3 thoughts on “Ethiopians in DC meet with Kenyan Ambassador”
The Woyane Minster Seyoum Mesfin and the TPLF Ambassador Samuel need to take a crash course about diplomacy from the Kenyan Ambsador in the United States.
The word spoken by the Kenyan Ambassador “the Embassy is your house too” is very touchy to Ethiopians. On the contrary the Woyane Ambassador always rushes to call a police on peaceful protestors against his masters.What a shame for these so-called Ethiopian diplomats who actually are spying on Ethiopians here in the United States.
I can’t agree more, to who said Ethiopian officials do need a crash course in regards of respect and treating people. Simply
called “civilized” manners.
Do you know in east Africa, only in Ethiopia that a simple government functionary acts as if he/she is a god?
Lets take former Somalian dictator Ziad Berre can be contacted by an ordinary refugee to meet and discuss his/ her grievances, while a simple Gra Azmach was too proud to
set time to meet an Ethiopian citizen!
Yes, indeed Kenyans do have advantage over us in many ways when it comes to civility. We-ETHIOPIANS need to take a lots
of Crash courses from South Africa, kenya, Somalia and the list goes on etc….
I am so hurt by the killing of students & journalists, these people have the right to chose who every they want, the right live wherever they want too but the action of Ethiopain government is not right and the judjement is in God hands. Not only Ethiopain but also all human beings should satndup and raise their voices against this killing.
Ethiopians in DC hold a protest rally in front of the Kenyan Embassy
3 thoughts on “Ethiopians in DC meet with Kenyan Ambassador”
The Woyane Minster Seyoum Mesfin and the TPLF Ambassador Samuel need to take a crash course about diplomacy from the Kenyan Ambsador in the United States.
The word spoken by the Kenyan Ambassador “the Embassy is your house too” is very touchy to Ethiopians. On the contrary the Woyane Ambassador always rushes to call a police on peaceful protestors against his masters.What a shame for these so-called Ethiopian diplomats who actually are spying on Ethiopians here in the United States.
I can’t agree more, to who said Ethiopian officials do need a crash course in regards of respect and treating people. Simply
called “civilized” manners.
Do you know in east Africa, only in Ethiopia that a simple government functionary acts as if he/she is a god?
Lets take former Somalian dictator Ziad Berre can be contacted by an ordinary refugee to meet and discuss his/ her grievances, while a simple Gra Azmach was too proud to
set time to meet an Ethiopian citizen!
Yes, indeed Kenyans do have advantage over us in many ways when it comes to civility. We-ETHIOPIANS need to take a lots
of Crash courses from South Africa, kenya, Somalia and the list goes on etc….
I am so hurt by the killing of students & journalists, these people have the right to chose who every they want, the right live wherever they want too but the action of Ethiopain government is not right and the judjement is in God hands. Not only Ethiopain but also all human beings should satndup and raise their voices against this killing.