Oromos Ready to Lynch the Disreputable, Bribed Traitor Lencho Leta in the Streets of Finfinnee

Lencho Leta will certainly be lynched in the streets of Finfinnee (do not call the Oromo capital ‘Addis Ababa’), if he dares return to occupied Oromia. This is what he deserves, most betrayed and angered Oromos admit.

Africa’s most shameful traitor is wanted by every Oromo patriot, and it is not a matter of oracle or divination to anticipate his premature end if he dares walk in the streets of the Oromo capital city Finfinnee that has been tyrannically and peremptorily re-baptized as Addis Ababa in a barbaric idiom that is not spoken but imposed by the invaders in Oromia.

The high treason of the Oromo pseudo-leader has triggered abysmal feelings of rightful revenge among all Oromos either in occupied Oromia or among the Diaspora.

It is well known among many Oromo observers that the amount of US $ 10 million has been transferred on Lencho Leta’s bank account in a UK bank. The fuddy-duddy, old professor Ephraim Ishak, with the shriveled face and brain, is said to have been involved in this incredible story of bribery that was carried out by those willing to preserve longer the colonial relic Abyssinia (fallaciously re-baptized Ethiopia).

According to this vicious plan, Hitler’s Children in Africa, the murderous and evil Amhara and Tigray Monophysitic Abyssinian elites, in view of the advanced disintegration of the world’s most loathed state and the decomposition of the tyrannical Zenawi administration, mobilized the mentally defective professor, who for all his life harbored ludicrous political ambitions; he then contacted the three Oromo leaders, suggesting them to participate in the formation of another anti-Kushitic and anti-Oromo tyrannical administration in the state – cemetery of nations ‘Ethiopia’. Relatively modest sums have also been transferred on the bank accounts of the other two charlatans, the repugnant traitors of the Oromo Cause Ababya Aba-jabir and Dima Nego.

I have been flooded by thousands of mails of angered Oromos ready to put a brutal end to the existence of Hitler’s Children in Africa, and eager to start with the three criminal gangsters and high traitors of the Oromo Nation.

This was the right of every Greek, every Dutch, every Belgian, every Italian, every French, every Norwegian, every Dane, every Pole and every Yugoslavian patriot in Nazi – occupied Europe during WW II.

Today, it is the right of every Oromo to use all possible means in order to definitely eliminate every criminal invader of Oromia and gravely punish every bribed traitor of the Oromo Nation.

The salvation and liberation of Oromia depends on every single starving Oromo who cannot accept Oromo traitors to have any property other than their bodies in a jail in Free Oromia.

I republish here a Press Release issued by the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), and I am sure that all the other Oromo parties and groups will denounce the Satanic deeds of the Ephraim Ishak – Lencho Leta – Ababya Aba-jabir – Dima Nego criminal gang.

I also republish a related report that first appeared in the Sudan Tribune and then in the Oromo portal Ayyaantuu where it was repeatedly and thoroughly denounced.

I also call you to express your indignation against the shameful and barbaric attempt of another Hitler’s Child in Africa, an evil Amhara liar who dared provoke the entire Oromo Nation by expressing in public the scandalous idiocy that the name of Finfinnee is not of Oromo origin!

This is what he wrote:

"The word finfine is not oromigna it is amharic. it derived from amharic words fin-fin alle...filuha hot spring. eg. wuhaw fin fin alle.

(http://www.topix.com/forum/world/ethiopia/T5VKSL8QVGCPQARUA)

Adda Bilisummaa Oromoo – Oromo Liberation Front – Press Release

http://www.oromoliberationfront.org/News/2008/Resolution%20of%20the%20OLF%20National%20Council.html

The Oromo Liberation Front National Council has successfully completed its extraordinary meeting that was held from October 2-5, 2008. The extraordinary meeting was called to address heightened repression against the Oromo people perpetrated by the TPLF/EPRDF (Woyane) minority regime, issues regarding a minority splinter group that recently separated itself from the organization and other timely issues. The Council concluded by reaching unanimous decision on all the agenda items and giving policy guidelines for the executive committee.

After the thorough discussion the council confirmed that the Woyane regime heightened its repression against the Oromo people by aggressively depriving them of their natural human, political and economic rights using every possible means, including famine. On the other hand, the council noted that, the challenges facing the regime in Oromia, Ogadenia, other parts of Ethiopia and Somalia is deepening and that the regime is more fragile than ever. Therefore, the Council instructed the Executive Committee to prepare appropriate plans to act on this situation.

The Council is also deeply saddened by the acts of a minority splinter group who, at this critical time, failed to resolve all issues through constitutional means by upholding the OLF constitution. The Council concluded that the action of the splinter group was an attempt to usurp the leadership of the OLF by unconstitutional means. The Council also noted that the action of this group did not constitutionally or by any means affect the legitimacy of the National Council or its Executive Committee.

The National Council is cognizant that maintaining organizational unity as well as strengthening the unity of the Oromo nation is vital for the success of the struggle for national liberation. Hence any move that could undermine the organizational capacity and create favorable condition only for the TPLF-led Ethiopian government, an archenemy of the Oromo people's struggle for national liberation, must be condemned.

The Council realized that the TPLF regime is tirelessly exploiting any condition created by human or nature. It is working hard to divide the Oromo people along regional, religious and other possible lines. The National Council warns our members, supporters, and Oromo people at large not to be misled by destructive propaganda from any corner that distracts our focus on the struggle against tyrannical regime of TPLF. Therefore, the Council calls upon the OLF members, Supporters and the Oromo people to stand in unison and enhance the struggle against the EPRDF regime than ever before.

The OLF National Council is mindful that Oromia and the right of Oromo people is a common good to all independent Oromo political organizations. The Council calls upon all independent Oromo political organizations to stand up against all actions that undermine the Oromo national interest and aspiration for national liberation. We also call upon independent Oromo national liberation organizations to leave aside our minor differences and jointly safeguard the unity of Oromo people and the cause of national liberation.

The national council would like to assure the Oromo people, friends of the Oromo Liberation struggle and our partners in the struggle against the TPLF tyrannical regime that the OLF and the Oromo people will not be weakened by enemy machinations. It also affirms that legitimate leadership is intact and united more than any time and we are working on accelerating our march towards achieving our goal in the shortest time.

OLF National Council
October 5, 2008

OLF breakaway faction, elders to resume talks in Ethiopia

http://www.ayyaantuu.com/Oromiyaa/NewsBlog/tabid/36/EntryID/3440/Default.aspx

Saturday 11 October 2008
Sudan Tribune

October 10, 2008 — A breakaway faction of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) will resume soon talks in Addis Ababa with a negotiating team drawn from Ethiopian elders.

The agreement was reached after an Ethiopian negotiating team led by Professor Efrem Yisahk held first round talks with the OLF leaders in the Netherlands.

During their first round talks which stayed 3 days from sep19-21, the negotiating team including Ethiopian Ambassador to Netherland and Pastor Daniel Gebreslase, has met and discussed with OLF top leaders including Lencho Leta, Ababya Aba-jabir and Dima Nego.

After the discussion, the OLF leaders have agreed to hold second round talks at home in the near future.

The governments of Netherland, Norway and Germany have helped financially for the success of the talks.

The move is hailed by politicians as a big step forward in bringing national reconciliation.

In July 2007, Ethiopia granted amnesty to 38 opposition figures, including several CUD members and leaders, convicted of inciting violence following disputed general elections were released after having been in detention since the elections of 2005.

Professor Efrem Yishak was one of the former amnesty committee who enabled a successful negotiation for the release of those opposition figures who were expecting at least life sentence for an alleged post-election violence that left scores dead.

Two months ago OLF branch in Asmara has encountered internal division on its leadership which divided it into two albeit.

The OLF National Council, in a press release issued on October 5, accused the splinter group of usurping the OLF leadership by "unconstitutional means."

The National Council also called for the unity of Oromo organisation and urged them to stand up against all actions to undermine the Oromo interests.

Established in 1973, Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), fights for the liberation of the southern Oromo region, alleging government discriminates the Oromos, largest ethnic people of the nation.

Note
Picture: Borana Oromos face a difficult period of drought; perhaps Lencho Leta should spend the rest of his lifetime, working as servant for an Oromo farmer’s family and plow the land.