Ethiopia: Boycott the TPLF festival (AESA ONE)

 WE CALL UPON ALL FREEDOM LOVING ETHIOPIANS TO SAY NO TO THE WOYANE FESTIVAL THAT IS BEING ORGANIZED BY ALAMUDI SERVANTS IN ALEXANDRIA VA UNDER THE NAME OF AESA ONE!

Alamudi’s servants haven’t stopped from trying to accomplish their evil tasks. This group whose members are individuals who have sold their souls for money has come up with a shameful organization by the name All Ethiopian Sports Association One (AESA ONE). Brutal Juntas turns in to book authors? Cowards never stands on-their-own
They are now organizing a fraudulent sports event in Mount Vernon High School from July 3 to July 9, 2016. We want all Diaspora Ethiopians to know that behind this greedy bunch whose daily bread is provided by Alamudi lurks a Woyane ploy to divide Ethiopians in the name of sports.
Dear Compatriots!
This is a call to boycott AESA ONE in Alexandria VA by all freedom loving Ethiopians in diaspora. We plead with all Ethiopians in diaspora or in Ethiopia who knowingly or unknowingly cooperate in this humiliating festival as sports competitors, singers, dancers, musicians and vendors to stop and reflect on the true meaning of your cooperation.
If you participate in the AESA ONE fiasco it means you don’t care about the plight of millions of your countrymen who are suffering under yoke of the apartheid rule of Woyane as long as you get money out of the event. Before it is too late to rectify your mistakes we like to caution you not to cooperate in the dubious and demeaning sports event organized under AESAONE by Alamudi and Woyane servants. We also call upon all freedom loving Ethiopians to boycott businesses and artists that ignore this call and participate in AESA ONE fiasco in Alexandria VA.
Sincerely,
DC Joint Task Force: dcjointtaskforce@gmail.com
http://ecadforum.com/2016/06/08/ethiopia-boycott-the-tplf-festival-aesa-one/

 

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