It's been a while

I would like to apologize to my readers that I have been inactive for a while. I traveled to Europe and Australia, visiting friends and relatives. It been an eye opening experience. In the process I learned more about my people. I thought Oromo struggle was only silent and slow in US, but it looks even worse in other places. Oromos are even more divided among you name it. Oromos preferred to be identified by their village and tribes than as one nation. All this very well explains why we are not so effective in what we are doing so far.

We Oromos need to learn how to leave with each other first. Until we do that, trust me we are not getting any where. Let me tell you the bad news, the only way we can achieve liberty is by standing together and fighting our enemies. There is no magic bullet that solves our issue. The people who divided us for whatever reason are the people who helped our oppressors stay in power. This has been the case since Oromia failed in the hands of Abyssinian and it is true and embolden today.

Speak out Oromo!

Why we Oromos don't think big?

Just looking at the day to day life of Oromo people and Oromo politician, I kind of felt that, there is something is missing. May be we are not too ambitious or we would not like to pay the price. Whatever the reason behind, we are not set out to do big thing. We are lucking in thinking big. Think about your life and left me know if this is not ture.

Speak out Oromo!

Can you do what it takes?

Most of us know what it takes to free Oromia but do any of us willing to pay that price? I don't think so. It sad but true! Most of my fellow Oromos exactly know what it takes to win the war against neftegna but most of us are not willing to that pay price. We always expect someone else to pay this price. We expect some other poor kids to go and die for Oromo cause. Doesn't matter who you are, the bottom line is, either pay the price that needed to defeat neftegna or shut up and enjoy your life as a slave. It doesn't matter where you live in the world you are still slave. Escaping to country where other died for there freedom doesn't make you a free man...

Speak Out Oromo!