As certain it is that there should be no less than 300 or 400 countries on this planet – so that the Fundamental Humanist Concepts of Integrity, Freedom and Virtue be implemented among Respectable Human Societies – so clear it is that some disreputable realms should be expulsed from the UN for scandalous and uninterrupted violation of elementary norms of Human Nature and Life.

The Existence of Relic Abyssinia in 2007 is an Absurdity

The world’s most infamous realm of abominable barbarism is Abyssinia, fraudulently re-baptized ‘Ethiopia’. There is no Law, no Cause, no Reason and no Purpose in the perpetuation of a paranoid state where various nations have been massacred over more than 110 years because it has pleased so to the colonial gangsters of France and England.

There is nothing most disreputable in the World History that today’s African borders; they are false, they must be erased, they are the most inhuman fabrication, their memory must be eradicated; their existence obliges the white people to Kneel in front of the Black Mankind in the eternity.

Wherever the borderlines were formed to adjust the interests of colonial balance of power, we have to do to white people Crime that consists in the worst Sin in the History of Nations.

In the case of Abyssinia’s expansion to the south and the east that ended up with the subsequent subjugation of the Oromos, the Sidamas, the Ogadenis, the Afars and glorious and ancient African Nations, we have to do with the colonial guidance of the clownish pseudo-kings of Abyssinia, and the extraordinary phenomenon of a emigrated Yemenite tribe (the Habashat), who although present of African soil for about 2500 years never became African.

The Amhara and Tigray Abyssinians: aliens in Africa

With the persistence of the two ethnic groups to subjugate African peoples who outnumber them at the rate of almost 2.5 : 1, with the unspeakable racism that their acts and deeds shockingly demonstrate, with their unprecedented lack of African Humanism, today’s Amhara and Tigray prove in the most categorical way that the collapse of ‘Ethiopian’ tyranny will not be completed with the secession of Oromo Ethiopian, Ogadeni, Afar and Sidama nations, but with the expulsion of the non-African Amhara and Tigray Abyssinians from their spot.

This is actually what they not only deserve but also demand, when dissociating themselves from the rest of the Africans. It sounds ironical to European ears that the Amhara and Tigray Abyssinians do not consider themselves ‘Black’. As a matter of fact, it takes more than 10 years of specialized studies and in-depth research to realize that the Abyssinian discourse is true!

Although on African soil for more than 20 centuries, they never felt that they became ‘Black’, that they ‘are’ Black, for in their mind they identify themselves as an Asiatic invader and therefore, in a discriminatory approach, ‘superior’. Their attitude contradicts the Achaemenidian Persian attitude in Egypt, the Macedonian and the Greek attitude in Egypt, who all came to venerate. The anti-African attitude of the alien Abyssinians does not bring in mind either Yemenite colons in Azania or Phoenician colons in Berberia and the Atlas mountains. The Romans subdued Egypt, some of them found difficult to understand the Egyptian religion and symbols, but they also venerated the Greatness of Thebes, and they contemplated the Eudemonia of Kushitic Meroe, the capital of the Oromos’ ancestors.

The Anti-African attitude of the Abyssinians would take encyclopedias to plainly document and analyze, but colonial academia deploy great effort to discourage this urgent academic need because they created the falsehood ‘Ethiopia’, and they preserve it for their secret plans.

In this article, we intend to publish in form of dialogue an analysis of the paranoid Abyssinian mind. So perverse it is that it cannot change even after many long years of studies in countries faraway from Abyssinia. As a matter of fact, I received a mail from an Abyssinian emigrant to Australia, a person who certainly deployed great intellectual effort to obtain a Ph. D. in Australia. Despite the assumed progress, the Abyssinian paranoia remained intact in the mind of that person who – without insulting – wrote a letter full of questions to which I will answer in a ‘Platonic’ dialogue.

I will identify the questioner as ‘Abyssinian’ and myself (responder) as Historian.

Online Dialogue between an Abyssinian and a Historian

Abyssinian - Have you ever been to Ethiopia?

Historian - Yes, you could read online interviews that I gave, and have more details. I have been in Axum, Makele, Yeha, Hawalti Melazo, Amsara, Massawa, Assab (thank God, most of these place are out of Abyssinia’s control now, as part of Eritrea), but also in Lalibela, Diredawa, Harar, Gondar, Tana lake, Bahar Dar, and Finfinne that you disreputably call Addis Ababa. It is true that I do not know the south well, neither do I know Ogaden well. My two trips to Abyssinia (in the 80s and 90s) were an opportunity for me to mainly study archeological places. They helped me however understand that Amhara and Tigray people feel a racist and humanly unacceptable animosity against the others, Oromos, Sidamas, Afars, and Ogadenis.

Farmers carrying Amhara administrator’s car on their shoulders to keep the wheels clean

Abyssinian - Do you know Ethiopians?

Historian – You mean Abyssinians. You cannot call the country ‘Ethiopia’, it is a fallacy and an usurpation. Yes I know Abyssinians, and even before my first trip to Abyssinia. And as I am Greek citizen of Turkish origin, I met many Oromos in Athens whereby they worked in any possible job, being happy to be out of the hell that your country represented to them. Abyssinia was not a properly speaking communist country at the times of Mengistu; it was a tribal Amhara tyranny over all the other nations that were forced to be included in a country that meant to them all that is inhuman, devil, and pathetic. It was a pro-Soviet masquerade of Amhara tribal cannibalism. In the beginning, I could believe them and their stories about the nauseating practices of tyranny, farmers being obliged to carry the car of an Amhara administrator on their shoulders in order to keep the wheels ….clean.

It is very simple what I can tell you summarizing my experience in Abyssinia, and my contacts with various people in that tyrannical realm. They never wanted to be member of that country, they never wanted you and your rulers, so get out of the country, get out of Finfinne, transfer your Amharas to Gondar, before they skin you as they have the right to do. Get out of the land of others!

Abyssinian - Have you ever met an Amhara or a Tigrean person?

Historian – Many! I still remember Tekeba, who came to study in Athens University when I was student there in the 70s. He was saying to me unbelievable and pathetic stories that Ethiopia ruled Egypt! He could not understand that it was Ancient Sudan that was called Ethiopia, and that your country had nothing to do with Ancient Sudan, the Kingdom of Kush, a name that was translated to Ancient Greek as ‘Ethiopia’. He could not learn much, and he could not put order in his thought and data. I thought it was a matter of language, either his broken English or his elementary Greek. I met him in the late 90s by coincidence; he must be around 65, did not get any degree, and still tries to read Gueze with difficulty. We tried to read some lines of the Fisalgos (Gueze translation of the Ancient Greek text ‘Physiologos’ (naturalist – describing various animals in small paragraphs) that I had studied meanwhile with Maxime Rodinson in Paris. His reading was good, his understanding poor. Your intellectuals are not intellectuals, their minds are confused in legendary narratives of Kebra Negast that are the best revelation of medieval times’ confused and biased historiography. My advice is that you reject all this as soon as possible; it is good to study it only to reveal who erroneous the then authors were!

Abyssinian - Have you ever met an Oromo or any southern Ethiopian in Ethiopia?

Historian – Yes, and they are truly Ethiopians, descendants of the Ancient Kushites of Meroe. You could notice it in the article you read and you tried to answer to its argumentation. The article was not mine; I only wrote the introduction; the main body was written by a great Oromo intellectual who lives in America, and about whom I spoke in the introduction. Why are you so confused?

Abyssinian - Do you know how they live and how they lived in the past?

Historian – They live honorably and in a way that I am ready to imitate as soon as they kick you out of their country. I would be most honored to practice a millennia long authentically African democratic system – Gada. It is superior to modern western democracies. Shall I ask some Oromo friends to write analyses about the subject? Since you live in Abyssinia, why don’t you try to learn about Gada. It is more important than the dead monuments of Lalibela. It is still alive! Whereas your Axumite Abyssinian traditions are dead. You, modern Amhara and Tigray, are not authentic at all; you are not Western and you are not Axumite. You are nothing.

Abyssinian - Do you think it is right to demonize a group of people without even knowing them?

Historian – You are right to say so; it is wrong to demonize anyone, either you know them or not. Can you repent in public for the odious and repugnant deeds of Zauditu, Menelik, Haile Selassie, Mengistu, and Meles? Can you state publicly that you reject tyranny, that you believe that every people wishing National Independence and Preservation of National and Cultural Identity has the right to get it done? If yes, then I will write an article in favour of the ‘illuminated’ Amhara and Tigray. Can you denounce the oppression exercised over the Amhara and Tigray Muslims that risks radicalizing them? Can you apologize to the Roman Catholic for the atrocious murders of Catholic missionaries at the hands of your heretic, Monophysitic, illiterate monks? As soon as you proceed so, I will express my admiration for your example.

Abyssinian - Did any Abyssinian or Ethiopian do any harm to you to deserve your hate and make you wish their destruction?

Historian – No, none did harm me; I believe Amhara and Tigray cruel administrators and generals had dozens of millions of tyrannize Oromos, Ogadenis, Afars, Sidamas and others to harm, so I rather …. Escape them! But I do not hate the Amhara and the Tigray peoples, I pray for your repentance, and I hope that you have in the future the chance to build a small independent national state around Gondar (Amhara), and another around Makele (Tigray), and enjoy the benefits of a respectable nation that is not tyrannized and does not tyrannize any other people. You will have to remove from Finfinne the last Amhara and Tigray invader, as the land is Oromian Ethiopia, and you have no right to stay even not for a moment. I don’t want the destruction of your nation, and I believe two small independent states, Amhara and Tigray Abyssinia, could contribute to peace in Eastern Africa. This is by the way the only path to development, and I am sure you don’t like that you country is left far behind … Sudan in terms of economic development. Small is beautiful!

And let me ask you why you ask me all that and you do not stigmatize your rulers’ disreputable efforts to destroy other nations, namely the Oromos, the Ogadenis, the Sidamas and the Afars? Do you think that the Amhara or the Tigray have ‘greater’ value than the rest?

Abyssinian - Have you ever read the history of Ethiopia or Abyssinia from an unbiased source?

Historian – You have no background in History, rather avoid a subject in which you are ignorant.

Abyssinian - If you are a scholar as you claim to be, please read history from different sources and try to get the whole truth with an open mind.

Historian – It is not up to you to advise, but be sure I have always crosschecked everything. And this does not please, the official Amhara revisionism of the true History.

Abyssinian - That is what is expected from a scholar.

Historian – Yes, but you cannot refer to a single eventual bias in my historical analyses. Simply, emotionally you reject them not because they are wrong but because you don’t like them. You don’t ant to see yourself in the mirror of True History, regret and repent for the inhuman deeds of your rulers whom you still shamelessly venerate.

Abyssinian - Writing lies or becoming a media through which people with different political motives disseminate falsehood and misinform gullible readers don’t qualify you as a scholar.

Historian – But your rulers disseminated first the worst lies, and worse than all, the lie that you have the right to call your country ‘Ethiopia’. And you don’t criticize them, so you accept their lies first. I strongly advise you to reject of the dictatorially infused trash of History. All you believe is false. And you don’t have the right to steal, to rob, and to usurp another nation’s name. And by any means the name will be taken out of your criminal and mendacious, immoral and sinful lips.

Abyssinian - If you really stand for justice and equality, the best place to start is truth not propaganda?

Historian – Correct!

Abyssinian - As in every nation, there have been and still are injustices in Ethiopia perpetrated by the rulers, whether they are Amhara, Tigre or Oromo.

Historian – You are right! Why don’t you point out the injustices done to Amharas and Tigrays? I will tell you why; because they were all carried out against the Muslim Amharas and the Muslim Tigrays. And the perfidious perpetrators were your illiterate and barbaric elite of debteras. They stink you know! Wash them!

Abyssinian - That doesn’t qualify any nation or state for destruction as you propose.

Historian – Really? What a nice fairy tale! Even Nazi Germany should not have been destroyed, according to you! You know, you will not avoid punishment! Repent before it comes as a single lethal hit, and you all disappear!

Abyssinian - Ethiopians from the north and the south know very well that every one, regardless of his ethnicity was a victim of some form of injustice in Ethiopia.

Historian – That’s true; that’s why Oromos, Ogadenis, Afars, and Sidamas want to secede; would you agree on referendum for independence? Plus, the Muslim Amhara and Tigray want to secede from what will be left, after all the rest get independent. Look at Slovenia! An admirable small, peaceful and progressive nation of just 1.5 million people! This should be your example.

To end up this dialogue – article, I want to thank Dr. Netsanet Shiferaw Terefe for having emailed me earlier this morning, adding the address I noticed in the mail (Food science Australia / 671 Sneydes road, Werribee / 3030 VIC, Australia).

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Note: My historical and archeological researches led also to Axum; modern Amhara and Tigray Abyssinians do not represent either Western culture or Axumite civilization.