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Anuak History – In Memory of the Anuak 2003 Genocide in Neo-Nazi 'Ethiopia' (Part 2)
With the present article, second part of our focus on Anuak History, we complete a first circle of reference to the tyrannized Nation of Anuak who still today face an unprecedented set of racist Abyssinian (Amhara and Tigray) policies targeting their very existence. Contrarily with the previous articles that all evolved around the 2003 Anuak Genocide, we will republish here an excellent contribution by a great Africanist scholar, Professor Emeritus Robert O. Collins on the History of Anuak.
Anuak History – In Memory of the Anuak 2003 Genocide in Neo-Nazi ‘Ethiopia’ (Part 1)
With the present article, we complete a first circle of reference to the tyrannized Nation of Anuak who still today face an unprecedented set of racist Abyssinian (Amhara and Tigray) policies targeting their very existence. Contrarily with the previous articles that all evolved around the 2003 Anuak Genocide, we will republish here an excellent contribution by a great Africanist scholar, Professor Emeritus Robert O. Collins on the History of Anuak.
The Bogus-Ethiopian Millennium of Ignorance and Aberration
Within a few days the totalitarian colonial state of Abyssinia, comically self-styled as ‘Ethiopia’, will inaugurate the macabre ceremonials of the supposedly Ethiopian Millennium. This is not Ethiopian, and certainly not a Millennium by any means.
Oromo Intellectuals to Demolish Colonial Academia
As I wrote about Abyssinia and the lack of sufficient educational infrastructure in that dreadful tyranny, more particularly focalizing on problems Oromo nationals face when contacting European academia in order to pursue postgraduate and/or doctoral studies there, I will come up with some suggestions about ways to contravene this nefarious situation by young Oromo students and intellectuals.
Calling Abyssinia as 'Ethiopia': Part of the Oromo Ethiopian Genocide
As long as Semitic Amhara and Tigray Abyssinian culture, behavioural system, education, heretical religion, and authoritarian political ideology prevail in Eastern Africa's worst tyranny, overwhelmingly oppressing the outright Kushitic Oromo, Sidama, Ogadeni, Afar majority, as well as the Amhara and Tigray Muslims, the country must be called 'Abyssinia.'

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