More evidence that Nile dam is a propaganda stunt

April 19th, 2011 |

Just a few months ago and for 20 years before that, Meles Zenawi and his ethnic apartheid junta have been taking the side of Egypt when it comes to Abay (Nile River). In fact, shortly after Meles came to power in 1991 with the help of Egypt, he flew to Cairo to sign a secret agreement with Mubarak (see here) that strips Ethiopia’s claim. Right before the north Africa and Middle East popular uprisings broke out, the state-run Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation (EEPO) had released its 5-year plan as part of the Woyanne so-called “Growth and Transformation Plan” (GTP). In the EEPO 5-year-plan (see here), there is no mention of using the Nile River to generate power, proving that Meles and his propaganda chief Bereket Simon concocted the Abay dam idea in a desperate attempt to divert the public attention from saying BEKA (enough) to 20 years of dictatorship and misrule. The people of Ethiopia have had enough of Meles-Bereket’s lies for the past 20 years. What we Ethiopians need is freedom, not fake plans by a gang of proven thieves, rapists and murderers. For Ethiopians trusting the Nile issue with Meles is like some one trusting his daughter with a rapist. (see EEPC’s five-year-plan here. It doesn’t mention Abay.)