I shared this in multiples of Whatsup rooms.
(By Jemal Ebrahim Ganamo)
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Continued Oromo views, reactions, rejections and satires on “Tsimdo”, later nicknamed “Tibibbir Le Ethiopia”
In this discussion, you will find that Jaal Xaahaa is trying his best to defend not only the wrong tactic (which is deleting ABO-WBO from Oromo public’s mind), but also trying his best to defend its organizational and structural shortcomings - while responding to all questions“I don’t know, I am not an insider.”.
This raises a very big question. Is Jaal Xaahaa honest? How can someone like him, support something he doesn’t know anything about it? This doesn’t make sense. In my view, Jaal Xaahaa knows a lot of things, but he is embraced by the performance of ABO-WBO’s leadership (especially in regards, organizing our people). Thus, he is engaged in diverting and avoiding to answer those questions genuinely. Look at his body language, when he is listening to the question. His body language tells a lot. He is shocked.
Thus, Jaal Xaahaa’s diversions and avoidance of answering all the questions by saying “I don’t know. I am not an insider” doesn’t make sense. I can say, it exposes Jaal Xaahaa’s dishonesty, at least in this regard.
Prof. Jaalataa and Prof. Xaahiroo are not only disapproving the wrong tactic alliance, but also pinpointing to the structural and organizational shortcoming that are uprooting ABO-WBO from the hearts and minds of the vast Oromo people, at least in the diaspora. I know, that say “diaspora is useless”. The question they must answer is, if the diaspora is really useless, why is Abiy working on taking away the diaspora from ABO-WBO? Yoo ka sirritti yaadu ta’e, ilmi namaa waan diinni isaa hojjatu irraallee waa hubachuu danda’a miti?
Maaliif walgayii ABO-WBO irratti namni lakkoofsaan xiqqaa argama? Osoo ummanni nu jaalatu maaltu hanqannaan lakkoofsa deeggaraa keennaa gad-deema? jedhanii of gaafachuun gaarii ta’uu hin oolu.
Overall, in this discussion you will find out that the leadership of ABO-WBO must stop employing the “cult and clique” mentality, but must learn working with the Oromo mass.
Finally, my brotherly message to Jaal Xaahaa is: “if you really don’t know about what is going on, please, don’t tell us to support something you yourself don’t kbow about.”