Why ESFNA Removed The Saudi’s TPLF Picture From Its Site
By Administrator | July 5, 2008
by Alysia Patterson Jul 03, 2008
WASHINGTON–The teams at this year’s African soccer tournament in Washington
are playing to a nearly empty stadium. Ethiopian community groups are boycotting
the annual event to protest the funder, a member of the party in power in
Ethiopia.
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ESFNA spokes person says “any one is welcome to fund ESFNA if a person likes sport! Does that mean, Zenawi, Mengistu and Mugabe would be welcome to fund ESFNA……! Ask Mr Fassil who thinks Al Moudi’s Money is free from politics……….! He would be a great spokes person to the dictators in CHINA….which is ready for the Olympic
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ESFNA in Trouble, Board Members May Face A New Challenge, the Law!
By Administrator | July 3, 2008
ESFNA removed from its website the “Special Thanks” to AL MOUDI or the Saudi TPLF member” ?
Author Anonymous:
According to anonymous information, ESFNA, the organization with very close tie to brutal regime members in Ethiopia, lost its non profit status in CA in 1990. Despite the removal of ESFNAs non profit status, the organization continued to function as non-profit organization.
The anonymous source adds that a suspension of non profit status at a STATE level should have resulted an automatic revocation of the tax benefits that ESFNA has been receiving.
For more information, the anonymous source encourages to call IRS at 1800-829-4933 and ask to transfer you to the tax exempt 501 c department and fax IRS any documents at 214-413-5415 or through email at : ecolass@gov.
If you want to read the entire information from the SOURCE, please click here.
and here too.
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The TPLF Government Prepares Assault on Civil Society, by Human Rights Watch
By Administrator | July 3, 2008
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
Repressive New Legislation Should Be Amended or Scrapped
(New York, July 1, 2008) – Ethiopia’s government should immediately abandon plans to impose strict government controls and draconian criminal penalties on nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International said today. The two groups called on donor governments, whose behind-the-scenes efforts to see the bill reformed appear to have failed, to speak out publicly against the de facto criminalization of most of the human rights, rule of law and peace-building work currently being carried out in Ethiopia.
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TPLF Total Disregard to the Rule of Law
By Administrator | July 2, 2008
By Abdisa Salvatore
I understand some of you might get confused with my name; I am an Ethiopian from Italian father and an Ethiopian mother.
I grew up and completed my high school education in Dessie and later at Menilik II comprehensive high school in Addis Ababa, before I left for Italy to complete my higher education. I speak a somewhat good Amharic and these few years I went to Ethiopia twice in the hope of returning something back to the country which gave me a lot. I traveled for the millennium celebration and again this year before the drought become headline news in Italy.
I am writing my eye witness account and relate it to the recent categorization of Ethiopia as a failed state, under ‘Failed States Index Scores 2008′ by The Mission of The Fund for Peace group.
I have interviewed many people and seen multiple places and based on my personal assessment, Ethiopia is a failed state only a single disaster away. Read the rest of this entry »
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ESFNA Game Cancelled to Protest the Unjust Imprismoent of Artist Teddy Afro, the New Reggae God of Ethiopia(Bob Marley the 2nd)
By Administrator | July 2, 2008
The soccer game between journalists and artists which was scheduled for Thursday at the RFK Stadium in Washington DC was cancelled to 
protest the unjust imprisoment of the world known artist, the New Reggae God of Ethiopia (Dagmawi Bob Marley or Bob Marley the 2nd). Photo EMF.
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