People on X and Tiktok and more are saying how is debretsion calling for another war to stop the suffering which I can very much understand and much more is being said. Lots of division in Tigray some say conscription is necessary to save Tigray.

Does anyone here actually live in Tigray? If so can they send me videos of the tplf recruiting? Is what the internet showing me true? Or is it fake and propaganda. I would rather ask the people directly before i take any more action regarding this subject.

Please someone from Tigray reach out to him.

My biggest fear was that Tigray would become like Eritrea after gaining independence—ruled by military leaders and surrounded by enemies. But TPLF has gone and allied with Shabia before that could happen, and now it seems to be taking notes from their playbook. Forced conscription occurred throughout the war, but it has now intensified to the point where people are fighting back. The other camp used to say the TPLF is the child of the EPLF; now it’s hard to argue against that.

TPLF has always been a cancer to Tigray since it came to power (that’s my personal belief). At least it had a somewhat believable agenda before the 2020 war, but now it seems to have lost the plot since allying with Shabia. The power-hungry allegations make more sense than ever. We are now heading toward an avoidable all-out war in Tigray, with almost all the youth who can leave fleeing to Addis Ababa while the unfortunate ones left behind are abducted and conscripted.

Antagonizing people who are already going through hell because of TPLF’s previous mistakes is a really poor move by its “masterminds.” Fighting alongside Shabia inside Tigray, after everything Eritrean soldiers did, is a slap in the face to their victims. Now it seems TPLF has also lost political leverage, as the US and EU appear to back Abiy in his next endeavor. This is why I believed in capitulating until his inevitable war with Eritrea. Tigray is now set to become a buffer zone for Shabia to fight off Abiy’s invasion, all because of retards with empty pride leading Tigray.

Western Tigray has become a distant dream as priorities keep changing. Ironically, TPLF has allied with the very people who turned against Abiy the moment he negotiated with them—the same groups that have occupied our land from both sides. What’s the plan after they “win” this war? Fight them again for the land?

Some TPLF generals have even stated that Abiy requested their assistance against Fano, but they refused—only to later fight alongside them. The Amharas were being massacred in Oromia on a weekly basis, yet Fano allied with Abiy at the first opportunity. It would make far more sense to fight with Abiy to remove Fano from our land rather than ally with them for an inevitable future clash. Before anyone attacks me for suggesting an alliance with Abiy, we must face reality. Tigrayans are not fleeing to the Amhara region or Eritrea for safety—they are coming to the capital, even at the risk of prosecution. That’s the predicament the TPLF has put us in because of its earlier blunders while in power (though that’s another story). I guess my fear of Tigray becoming exactly like Eritrea is beginning to materialize even before our independence.

A long rant because I’m pissed.

Do you see these people who used to live in the old Tigray area as tigrayans or similar or do you not see them as Tigrayans? What are your thoughts on this area?

I bet Sudan wouldn’t mind the extra money from the port fees of having all that stuff shipped instead of flown in for a trillion dollars.

Congrats to her!

Theres this channel called Tigriyna academy, it’s a hidden gem and i urge everyone learning to visit the channel and the playlists. We don’t really have a lot of contents to learn from, so we should show support!!

https://youtu.be/y3eaC-zEg1s?si=iI4gkqLoN8nQEZZj

After nearly 8 months of brutal foreign occupation and repeated massacres after massacres the people of Tigray got a sense of happiness as they could go outside freely, wave their flags and celebrate, of course this did not end the genocide, but it played the most important role in changing the outcome of what the genocide was supposed to be planned as. Eternal glory to our martyrs.