Saturday, May 28, 2011

Ginbot 20 or May 28 is the great day for Ethiopia


Ginbot 20 marks the day where the most repressive military and the roots of the ancien regimes was dismantled and removed from Ethiopia. Ginbot 20 is the day of new dawn whereby the oppressed nations and nationalities broken the chains and shackles of the feudal bondage. For the last twenty years Ethiopians are striving to defeat poverty and build equitable, fair and just society. As any other nations the march to just and developed society is not easy and challenges are many. Ethiopians to day and in the future need hardworking and visionary leaders and citizens to meet the expectations of our people. Cheap and useless empty talks, animosity, constant bickering and violence are unacceptable concepts and must be rejected and discarded at once.


Ethiopians are openly embraced developmental state and embarked to utilize their natural resources and building essential infrastructures and dams to benefits the people. The Takeze, Tana Belles, GGI GGII are constructed and providing enormous service to the economy. GGIII and the Grand millennium dams will consolidate the gains of Ginbot 20 much further. Positive and energetic participation of citizens can bring much needed change like other countries more than empty rhetoric and never ending blames. Hard work and only hard work can bring positive changes for Ethiopia. Our people need more factories and huge industries and absolutely do not need any kind of liberation fronts and countless and useless political parties. Eventually as proven elsewhere, hard work and concerted development activities will ushers freedom and democracy to Ethiopia.


Long live Ethiopia

 


Residents joyfully celebrate Ginbot 20 at Mesqel Sq

 

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May 28, 2011



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