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Tango0109 Jan 2022 4:23 p.m. PST

"General Tsadkan starts his Op-ed by stating that TPLF has no intention to come back to federal power. That is a blatant lie. Let me explain, if TPLF's intention was to save the people of Tigray as stated by him, the first thing that comes to any sane person's mind is – to liberate the people from the so called genocidal government. Contrary to what is clearly indicated in its name, TPLF never claimed secession or independence to this day. TPLF could have invoked the region's right to secede under the constitution. The constitution which the group itself drafted and adopted for the country, while it was in power. Since the war, TPLF has never ever mentioned even the possibility. The question is, why not?

General Tsadkan starts his description of the war by saying "after the first round of fighting" why not start with the beginning. Why not tell us who started the war. Who attacked the Northern Command of the Ethiopian Army and who fired missiles into Eritrea? …"
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Legion 410 Jan 2022 9:16 a.m. PST

And the killing continues …

Tango0111 Jan 2022 3:09 p.m. PST

Sadly….


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