Ethiopia-Oromia: A Call for Oromo Nationals in North America to Protest against Zenawi in Toronto
Note: Please be updated that the peaceful rally is organized for June 26, 2010, not June 27.
The following is a press release from the Oromo Canadian Community Association of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) calling for a peaceful protest rally against Mr. Zenawi’s attendance at the G-20 Summit in Toronto. Here’s the letter in pdf format.
Oromo Canadian Community Association of GTA
Waladaya Hawaasa Oromoo Kanadaa Toronto
761 Jane Street Suite 210
Toronto, Ontario, M6N 4B4
Tel: (416) 767 8784, Fax: (416) 767 7223
A Call for all Oromo Nationals Living in North America to Protest against Meles Zenawi in Toronto, Canada
Organized by the Oromo Canadian Community Association of the Greater Toronto Area
The dictatorial Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has been invited by the Prime Minister of Canada to participate at the G-20 Leaders Summit, which will take place from June 25-27, 2010 in Toronto, Canada.
Meles Zenawi will come to Canada, Toronto, to observe the G-20 group of industrialized and developing countries summit on the 26th and 27th of June 2010.
Meles Zenawi, who has killed thousands of Oromo nationalists and other Ethiopians, does not represent Oromos, and other nations and nationalities in Ethiopia, and at large in Africa. Meles Zenawi is a dictator, a criminal, a killer and a leader of the group of criminals.
To protest against the attendance of Meles Zenawi at the G-20’s industrialized and developing countries summit, the Oromo Community in Toronto is organizing a rally on the 26th of June 2010 in Toronto, Canada, from 6:00AM to 6:00PM Eastern Standard Time. The demonstration will take place at the Queen’s Park, and the major nearby intersection is University Avenue and College Street.
Therefore,
· Let us all come out and tell the world that Meles Zenawi is a murderer, and Oromia is the last colony in this world;
· Let us all come out and express our concern against the arrival of Meles Zenawi in Toronto;
· Let us all come out and demand justice for the Oromo victims of the Kangaroo court;
· Let us show our solidarity with our people who are victims of Wayyaane and the successive Ethiopian regimes;
· Come and join us, let us voice our concern and tell the world the suffering of the Oromo nation in unionism.
For more information, contact the Organizing Committee:
1. Ibsaa Nagayoo – (647) 829-9754
2. Garbi Nure – (416) 455-36647
3. Mr. Magarsaa Boonaa – (416) 701-2440
4. Mr. Urgessaa – (416) 550-9096 or
Oromocanadian@rogers.ca
When: June 26, 2010
Where: Queen’s Park
Time: 6:00AM – 6:00PM
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WA said,
June 16, 2010 @ 7:24 am
As everyone knows politics is not statics it is dinamic. i like JM article that he points out about 1960’s and 1970’s political leadres that led the movement of the revoution to make change through our continent ( Africa).Now aday, those who led the political orgaization give their attention to self interest ,ambition and minor problem rather than interest of their people. Their politics full of propogand and theory rather than based on reality and practice.We need in this century the leaders that combined theory with practice. Telling us true and led the masses in clean heart and paved the wayfor new generation us they will take the political power to led their people, those have road mind that see the save way to achieve our struggle. those who want die for their kayoo. and those who hear the people. we do’nt want to see those stick to the power forve.Our peopl tried of false propoganda f our political leaders and they choose quiet to heal their wounded we need geuine leaders to put back our people to the road of Qabso.