The vicious dictator Zenawi has been removed out of Norway as discretely as he came in after receiving his 'blood money' from Yara.
Yara has now put a blood stain on ithe fabric of its history that will never fade away for ever.
By rewarding a murderer and a vile fascist whose record of abuse of human rights is well documented, the Yara organisation has participated in the crimes that Zenawi is committing in Ethiopia.
The fact of the matter is that the peasants in whose name Zenawi has been rewarded $200k have never been as poor as they are now; that peasants are being uprooted from their villages for not paying huge fertilizer debts that fattens up the coffers of Yara and TPLF cadres.
The so called green revolution Yara attributed to Zenawi is really farcical and a perverted joke only to be uttered by a self serving, corrupt organisation like Yara. If what YARA said is right why should we have millions of peasants waiting for food aid in Ethiopia? Why should the population rely on food aid from year to year if the there was a 'Yara green revolution'.
Yara is a shameless organisation whose dirty deals and corruption has now been openly exposed. An organisation which trades on the misery of the poor, an organisation that assists dictatorship and the spread of poverty and hunger in the third world.
It is a disgraceful, opportunist organization that has no ethics and truly a baseless and shallow entity not worth its name . They have to live with their crime against the people of Ethiopia for as long as they exist.
Expose injustice wherever it happens, fight for justice and fairness. That is what the Ethiopians in Norway and Europe have done. We are with them all the way!
Just because you people live in such luxery, the reality for the rest of Ethiopians is not the same. I do hope you will get out of your box and look around you.
Yara might had to go ahead with the event to hide their embaressment, but from the statement of their PR they regrated their selection. Also the reality in Ethiopia was proven, resulting in no government representative attending the event. Well done to all those who worked hard to make the subject the talk of the town in Oslo, Norway.
