The Tlf's Manifesto Outline

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As everyone knows, on the TPLF's manifesto outline showed that apart from capitalism and imperialism, the number one enemy of the Tigray people is Amhara.

Actually, this is a pattern of massively murdering and displacing the Amharas for the last 27 years by the TPLF and its agents in every region in the country, but the recent gruesome massively attacked and cut off the young boy's private flesh in Benishangul is very disturbed and savagely cruel. This barbarous act emphatically shows that the TPLF is deliberately planned and wilfully caused and deaths the sufferings of the Amhara, which is a crime of moral turpitude. It is stunning that how people could tolerate seeing a young boy cut off his private flesh and throw on the street. Strangely

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