Nile Politics: Tyrannized Oromos Side with Egypt to Break Down Habesha State of Fake Ethiopia II
Dr. Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis
July 07, 2010
As I already made publicly known (in the article: Egypt and Sudan Concerned with Oromos Reaching out for Support against Abyssinia (Fake Ethiopia) / http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/167339), many Oromos have contacted me, expressing their desire to get connected to the Egyptian government and coordinate efforts in order to destroy the filthy, criminal state of fake Ethiopia which is a shameful colonial fabrication and the unnecessary protégé of the colonial powers and the Zionist lobby, because of its deep-seated anti-African racism and sick anti-Islamic hatred.
Whether Egypt will help the Oromos liberate Occupied Oromia, destroying thus in the process the evil state of fake Ethiopia, Egypt´s most ulcerous enemy, I am absolutely unable to predict; perhaps Cairo will help some Oromos pulverize the pseudo-Ethiopian army which is a tribal gang made up by Amhara and Tigray Tewahedo (Monophysitic) Abyssinians viciously addicted to paranoid hatred of Egypt, Sudan, and Islam, and idiotically fanaticized on the basis of a monstrous falsification of History. Perhaps Cairo will not help, although this should be Egypt´s top priority of foreign policy.
However, the entire issue of an Oromo – Egyptian alliance against the racist colonial trash of Abyssinia (fake Ethiopia) hinges on many subjects, namely the nature of the European colonialism, the emergence of modern technological world and the consumers´ societies, the secretive organizations that rule most of today´s global world, and the conceptualization of an independent Oromia after more than a century of calamitous annexation to Abyssinia (fake Ethiopia).
For today´s Oromos, the national liberation and the reconstitution of an independent Oromia hinge on the perfect understanding of the following points:
a) their own strengths, chances, and possible dreams,
b) the Western colonial states´ end targets,
c) the reason for which the Oromos have been viewed negatively by the present world order and the ruling Western elites,
d) the reason for which the Amhara and Tigray Abyssinians have been selected as allies by the Western colonial elites,
e) the identity of their enemies, the Amhara and Tigray Abyssinians, and
f) the real nature of today´s global world order, the so-called technological civilization, and the consumers´ societies of the modern times
In the aforementioned article, I included indicatively a mail that I had received from a US-based Oromo; however, in the span of few days, I had a dense exchange of mails with the same person and with other Oromos either based in Cairo and Khartoum or residing in Occupied Oromia. In this way, my mail exchange with the initial correspondent was enriched with the mutual recommendation of other people, and we all have had a better vision of the main subject and the diverse, related issues.
As it is my conviction that the points tackled and the opinions expressed can be beneficial to all Oromos, as well as to many other subjugated and tyrannized nations of Abyssinia, I herewith republish the quasi-totality of the recent mail exchange, removing personal references and matters that are not of general interest. Needless to add that I use Oromo nicknames because the disreputable and monstrous Amhara and Tigray secret services must necessarily fail in their effort to identify those who have sworn to destroy the cursed state of fake Ethiopia. There has been slight English language editing for clarity. The density of the correspondence imposes a series of articles, the present being only the second. The first article can be read here:
Nile Politics: Tyrannized Oromos Prefer Egypt, Being Ready to Let Fake Ethiopia Drop Dead
http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/168189
8. First mail sent by Waaqo, Khartoum
Dear Dr. Shamsaddin and Lammiioromia,
Thank you for discussing a subject that existed for so long in my mind, for years before the present diplomatic imbroglio occurred within the context of the Nile Basin Initiative. Dear Doctor, I keep reading all your articles, and I find no words to thank your recent perspicacious articles on the Nile waters issue. Dear Lammiioromia, I am sure we will be Citizens of Oromia one day, and not after much time.
I would not believe easily that Egypt´s diplomatic and military machine will one day support the Oromos to liberate Oromia. It would take an entire revolution within the sociopolitical system of the country; I lived many years in Egypt; I studied in Al Azhar; I like the Egyptians very much; but I don´t think your approach has some chance to be materialized. I don´t mean that you are wrong; on the contrary! The Oromos can greatly help Egypt get rid of the filthy Habesha insects that have contaminated a large part of East Africa. The point however is that the Egyptians cannot easily see the realities of East Africa, let alone shape a specific, systematic African policy. I will briefly explain the reasons, hoping that you will be able to circumvent them, and achieve your goal.
Egypt, like most of the countries created through colonial process, is not a really independent country that shapes its policy as per own interests, although Egyptians do not like to see this reality face to face. This however is not strange at all. Most of the world is made by fake countries. Do you really believe that Venezuela and Colombia have a reason to be separate? Or Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, etc.?
The entire world is made out of fake entities that serve only to cover the real war that has long taken place between two groups of powers who utilize this regime against that, and promote in this way their interests. An in-depth discussion with Dr. Shamsaddin can remove the last doubts on the subject.
Egypt´s correct place is that of a province of the Ottoman Empire – i.e. the Islamic Caliphate; this has no stigma of extremism and the Islamic Caliphate was so tolerant that the Sultans accepted happily the Jews of Andalusia who were expropriated, and kicked out without a second thought. The Islamic Caliphate is the correct place for all the Muslims to live in; divisions into nations are part of the colonial game. And indeed for all Muslim peoples, dangers are lurking outside the environment of the Caliphate. The dangers have been materialized over the spam of the last 212 years, after Napoleon´s army detached Egypt from the Ottoman Empire. What are the dangers I am talking about?
In brief, the following:
Absolute control of the political and economic life of the country, and utilization of the force locally created by the Westerners for their own plans!
How can this be effectuated?
Through the imposition of a regime that will be dependent on the Western powers, and thus perfectly utilized, manipulated and instrumentalized by them.
In the case of Egypt, this involved the selection of an insignificant soldier (Muhammad Ali was just an Albanian sergeant of the Ottoman army, originated from Kavala in today´s Greece), and initiation of the inexperienced, unsuspicious and gullible officer into their mysteries in order to make him feel powerful when relying on his secret masters and initiators who were in fact his true enemies because they wanted to terminate his real personal freedom and make him, through the Freemasonic initiation, fully dependent on them. This same method involved further steps such as the promotion of that otherwise insignificant soldier and his imposition as head of an initially small circle of power; the evil method provided also for the initiation of some of his subordinates into the same mysteries, so that his masters effectuate a multi-leveled, total control over Muhammad Ali. The next step of the vicious method involved the creation of great economic and political ambitions to all these people, and their subsequent utilization.
After Muhammad Ali assassinated dozens of sheikhs of Al Azhar, who rejected the viciously anti-Islamic plan of Egypt´s partly secession from the empire / caliphate (which was a non national country) where Egypt correctly belonged, he tried to hire locals in his service, promising money, power, fame and position in exchange with slavery into his service; in other words, he did to others what the French and the English have done to him in the first place.
A small class of collaborators was thus formed, and in time it expanded in numbers, and gradually replaced the Ottoman structure and the Islamic spirit of prideful independence with that of inferior servitude toward the Westerners (who were idiotically perceived as superior and as possible models to imitate).
Under vice-royalty, kingdom or republic, the Egyptian upper class was composed by intellectually destitute people who went to study in England, America and France in order to remain as gullible as before, because this was the type of lies that their professors teach them. This does not mean that the country was intellectually destitute; quite contrarily. But the conceptually powerful thinkers were mostly directed to Islamism, therein entrapped, and met with oppression from the materialistic and mentally incapacitated, pro-Western upper middle class.
This is the epicenter of the problem, and I am sure that Dr. Shamsaddin can write an encyclopedia on the subject:
How will the Egyptians possibly shape a nationally pertinent policy in Africa and the Nile, when the Egyptian universities, research centers, professors, philologists, historians and archeologists promote the Western European, colonial, Greco-Romano-centric (and therefore deeply anti-Egyptian) version of Ancient Egyptian and Oriental History?
Why will they truly and objectively care about, and be committed to, their real interests in Oromia, when they voluntarily minimize their own past, accepting the filthy lies of the Anglo-French Egyptologists and Orientalists, and failing to adopt Martin Bernal´s Black Athena as the cornerstone of their educational system?
In fact, what today´s upper middle Egyptian class failed to understand is that Pan-Arabism was created against them; it is a system geared to plunge them into an idiotic socioeconomic, socio-cultural and socio-political concept that brings forth their immobility, inability to oppose developments machinated against them, and therefore destruction. The worst part of the intellectual fallacy fabricated in the West and projected on Egypt is that it diverts every possible opposition to Islamism thus entrapping the only able to compose truthful interpretations and trustful analyses.
But in fact, what the Western conspiracy mainly targeted was not the Ottoman Empire, Turkey, Safevid Iran, Mogul India, and the Islamic World in its totality, but the Orient from the African Atlas to China and Japan. You understand that the problems exists for all, Africans, Turks, Persians, Indians, Chinese, and we only examine herewith its negative repercussions on Egypt.
I don´t think that many Egyptians will even understand the logic of supporting the Oromos; bear in mind that most of them (I mean those who are in key positions) are accustomed to cooperate with the filthy and criminal liars, the Americans, the Europeans, and more particularly the French and the English, who have their own, Zionism – related targets about a huge Ethiopia – tool in their evil hands in view of the "final" destruction of Islam that they have planned long ago.
You must have no doubt that the Western criminal gangsters, who appear under the filthy masquerade of diplomats, ambassadors, professors, advisors and the like, will do their ingenious best to immediately discredit all the Oromos to the top Egyptians who may be gullible enough to discuss the issue with them.
What makes you think that that an Egyptian diplomat would prefer to listen to some poor Oromo individuals, and not the US, UK, etc. ambassador?
Of course, not all of the Egyptians in high positions are this gullible. Those few who come from lower social levels are cleverer; suffice it that they are not pro-Islamists. There may however be some change, and really shrewd people may come to power in great numbers; but nothing is guaranteed.
All this comes out of my 6-year long experience and great love for Egypt that can effectively become one day a great ally of the Oromo Nation.
Nagaan,
Waaqo
9. My first response to Oromummaa and Waaqo
Dear Oromummaa and Waaqo,
Lammiioromia and I have no words to thank you for your valuable experience and knowledge that you shared with us. As I live in Egypt, I can easily figure out the experience you have had, Dear Oromummaa, when trying to explain to Egyptian state employees what is only to the benefit of Egypt´s national interests.
I only hope that the Egyptian state contacts as soon as possible the Oromo Cairo Community to discuss with them how an Afaan Oromo program will be constituted in and emitted from the Egyptian Radio and Television.
Dear Waaqo, I certainly believe that your evaluation of the prevailing sociopolitical situation in Egypt is correct, at least in the general outline, which means that Egypt has unfortunately disregarded Cairo´s role in Africa. This was due to the fact that the country, ruled from hydrocephalous Cairo ad Alexandria, is rather turned to Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East.
With Turkey and Iran creating a lethal vice around the Zionist state, I believe it is high time for Egypt to shift focus on Africa. Only beyond Pan-Arabism, and only through an Orientalization and Hamitization / Kushitization of Egypt´s policy, Kemet (Egypt´s eternal name) can outshine all the rest in Africa.
As far as I am concerned, I never had a doubt; the only possible capital of Egypt is Luxor (Thebes). With capital at Luxor and with a Hamitic / Kushitic ideology (which is absolutely compatible with both Islam and Coptic Christianity), Kemet – Masr – Egypt can shape 3rd millennium Africa to the reciprocal benefit not only of the Egyptians and the Oromos, but all the African nations.
One must be a colonial Western, a Freemason, a Zionist or a barbarous Habesha pseudo-Ethiopian to reject this.
I will certainly put you in contact with Lammiioromia.
Best regards,
Shamsaddin
10. Lammiioromia responds to all
Dear All,
Thank you for your replies and insightful analyses times and again! I also appreciated the mails of Oromummaa and Waaqo for enlightening me in regard to the Egyptian politics.
I and other most conscious Oromos have long understood the predicament our national liberation had found itself in. The West, especially the United States of America and England, have been controlling many countries for centuries especially Africa and Asia.
Since the Westerns are adamantly against the liberation of Oromia, of course they will not tolerate any country willing to support the Oromos. The present government has been supported both financially and politically by the West no matter what they are doing. Thus, they will never even think about such a move, since they may lose the billions of dollars they are receiving from the West automatically. And even worse, they may even think that they will create problems to themselves if acting in favor of the Oromos.
So I do fully understand the politics of the West which says "as long as we are happy, and our national interest is taken care of, the hell with every one else".
I fully understand all that, plus the role played by the religion into all this intricate puzzle.
However, my hope is and still will be that those at the lower level of the governmental ranks, who understand the full scope of the situation and might help the Oromos in a very low scale, and in clandestine fashion. This is my hope, namely some sort of recognition first by some faction, i.e. some people who can at least give us some support if possible.
This having been said, make no mistake, the responsibility of liberating Oromia at any cost will fall on us. the Oromos. We do fully understand that our national liberation has been targeted from both, within and outside; but this does not mean that we will give up and surrender to the Abyssinian gangsters without any fight no matter how many millions and billions of dollars they are receiving from the West.
We will definitely organize our rebellion, and we will mobilize most of us with whatever means we have, even though all odds are against us. We will not give up, no matter what the West and their beloved Abyssinian counterparts do in order to impede our national liberation struggle by turning Oromos against Oromos.
We shall overcome no matter how long it will take us and we will terminate the evil Abyssinians, throwing them all out of Oromia (Biyyaa Oromo). The Abyssinians will pack up and return to wherever they come from; it's only a matter of time.
It surely will take us long time without any help from outside, but we will still liberate ourselves whether the West likes it or not. It's not what they say or do, it's all about us and our national interest which is unconditional liberation of Oromia by any means necessary.
I will try to contact the correct diplomatic authorities from my part too and find out why they excluded Afaan Oromo from all other African languages that they are broadcasting from Cairo, although this is detrimental to Egypt´s national interests.
Keep up the good work and keep in touch....
Once again thank you all for your efforts.
Lammiioromia
Note
Picture: The temple of Wadi el Seboua relocated at a higher position in order to be saved from the waters of the Lake Nasser (in Egypt) or Nubian Lake (in Sudan).
From: http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/static.panoramio.com/photos/original/21763761.jpg