Hadelibi☝♡

Jawar has been fabricating lies about #Eritrea lately, but nothing he says or does can withstand the test of time and fact. Notice here the selective pattern, #Ethiopia: how #JawarMohammed is loud and clear about Moyale, quick to demand that #Kenya prosecute “inciters.” Yet, he remains silent about the Orthodox Christians killed in Arsi, the very area or zone he is from and has spent years talking about. What the world has witnessed in Arsi is nothing but a coordinated horror: church burnings and innocent people slaughtered simply for being Orthodox civilians. Not a single statement from him for the last 3 days. Zero, zilch, nada. No call for accountability. No demand that the Ethiopian regime authorities (his "ultra-radical" Oromo elites & political friends) investigate or protect the people in his own region. Check out his account yourself (I am including snippets for the record 👇🏾). Instead, his focus stays fixed on the Borana-Garre border clash so the conversation remains centered on Kenya and external actors. Meanwhile, his protégés are deployed in classic Potemkin fashion to falsely pin the crimes on “Tsimdo” (distant actors). Clearly, the plan is to do anything to keep the spotlight off him and his own ultra-radical Oromo elites & political friends or affiliates. That is selective outrage by design. Given his background and long history of rhetoric that has preceded deadly unrest over the years, his silence on Arsi is meant to keep him free and clear while directing others to look elsewhere. When the pattern points toward forces and rhetoric linked to ultra-radical Oromo ideology (whatevet it is), his commentary disappears. When it can be framed as someone else’s problem, the posts appear. Nice try, though. People notice the difference between performative concern and strategic silence. The facts speak louder than the deflection. You can't outrun a pattern this obvious, and keep Eritrea out of your dirty mouth.