International Diplomacy: Ethiopia shot its leg this time
Nairobi (HAN) -Tunisia did recalled its embassy from Qatar because it could not stand the fact that Al-jazeera gave the voice to the other side. Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait..all have strained relation with Qatar because of Al-jazeera.

By this Ethiopia is publicizing the atrocities reported as the exposure would be cited as the reason to break the diplomatic relation.

Qatar, a tiny monarchy state by itself is the biggest ally of the so called war on terror1!! Unlike most of the main media outlets Al-Jazeera try to give a perspective different from that of information ministers, or white houses. America was not only angry @ it but also bombed yet al-Jazeera only get more popular. Now, Americans use the very same al-Jazeera to give their perspective along with others.

Soon Ethiopia should break Diplomatic Relations with all Arab states including egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Kuwait, Sudan, UAE and Yemen. It must follow Israel's example in many thing for the sake of the war against Global terror foundations.

Norway also the frist Europian nation which is really mad of oil money. Norway host the most terrorist person of OLF faction so called Aman Keder Kamsare ,he was one of terrorist who bombed Tigrai hotel in Addis Abeba in 1997. and Norway host the worst anti-Ethiopian organization like OLF, ICU, ONLF and Al-itihad.

The Ethiopian authority are confusing now, Norway, Qatar, Sudan, Egypt .....who is next? I don't think Qatar care about the relationship between Ethiopia and Qatar.

That means the dictator is coming confused. Only for the Al Jazeera report he breaks off diplomatic relations with Qatar. When the USA then? Don't you remember the Newsweek report, or the VOA? But he can't now breaks with USA, since he's paid, by now.

One Man`s terrorist is freedom fighter of another man. If the report is propaganda, then Ethiopia should expose Al-jazeera by inviting rival media to Ogaden region, not by simply issuing a letter. I see Ethiopia shot at its leg this time.

Sources: Geeska Afrika Magazine,  HAN Reporter In Nairobi