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1. me and you said,

   December 24, 2011 @ 12:16 pm

   I can not hold my tear when I saw my beautiful land oromia, my hard working people, the injustice done to them is so paramount, despicable, there is no word to express the brutality and injustices my people are facing every day.
   Having worked close to the place mentioned in the video for long time, Oh my God , my heart was pounding, knowing that few fights can not make difference but millions have to rise up for their dignity.
   The irreversible environmental degradation is not only something this generation has to deal with but also the generation to come, it’s heart reckoning. If it goes in such speed, the beautiful Oromia would be a waste of greedy so called “investors” polluted industrial by product dumpster and a cursed land with full of carcinogenic.
   Oromo: As long as we can not united for common good and embarked in usual rhetoric, Bilisummaa and saving our be loved oromia is going to be a long ride. Either to embark on diatribe as usual or united to make the journey short, the choices is yours.
   On personal note: Big salute to my brave brother who did the film, I wish we have many like you who are brave enough to do the job you have done. I am hoping that you may move deep in to oromia where the bulk of oromia land is sold and people are reduced to slavery. Hope to see you in another documentary.

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2. Garii said,

   December 24, 2011 @ 2:30 pm

   unless we act, Oromo became Armenians after a while. Tigreans elites have decided to make oromos and Oromia slaves for ever. Tigreans elites have long term plan how to make oromos dissiminated through, killing, diesase and hunger. We, Oromos should not be suprised by woyanes act but what astonishing is Oromos acceptance of thier actions. *** I believe, this does not need mass action But few detemined individuals. Istead of dying hunger and diesase is that not bettter to die as hero?

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3. qero said,

   December 25, 2011 @ 12:57 am

   Hi,

   thank you for this documentary. What is the solution? Still this government is using all means to eliminate the oromo people. So what should be done?

   1. The people should start protesting this act we need to tell the people that the land is their land not the government since the government is not theirs.
   2. We need to advice the people to stand for their right by not be fulled by this government, giving hope and extend or buy time to strengthen their oppression in the area.
   3. We need to tell to the oromo people that this government is not taking from the Tigeryans or other northerners the land this is done to only oromo and southern nations so the people should understand how they are discriminated by this government in their home land.

   Lastly they should step up their struggle against this government those who can do their own weapon they should do it and those who can buy they should buy, then fight for their right since does not listen. This is injustice they should stand against injustice by all means. diaspora also should be strongly work on the diplomatic front.

   Thank you,

   Support the people the true leader!!!

   qero

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4. diree said,

   December 25, 2011 @ 9:22 pm

   It would have been better if their faces were covered on the film ..

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5. Burqaa said,

   January 3, 2012 @ 7:09 pm

   Fuula jara kanaa mul’isuun balaaf saaxiluu ta’u hubattanii?kan dhiyeenya kana wayyaaneen naannoo Itiyoophiyaa gama kibbaa keessatti goote kan BBC dhiyesse yaadadhaa.shira jiru saaxiluuf lubbu namaa wareeguun barbaachisaa natti hin fakkaatu.

   Galatomaa !

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