Civil resistance – an effective strategy to remove the Woyanne junta in Ethiopia

Civil resistance – an effective strategy to remove the Woyanne junta in Ethiopia

Elias Kifle | April 9th, 2013

The fastest way to remove the brutal tribal junta in Ethiopia is through civil resistance. Civil resistance is an internationally accepted form of struggle against dictatorship. Therefore, Woyanne cannot define it as terrorism.
Key definitions:
Non-violent Sabotage: It is a disruption of the functioning of government and make “a country ungovernable.” Sabotage is anything that makes the country ungovernable by “removing the authority of the ruler.”
High-value Target (HVT): It is social, political or economic target the dictatorship requires for the successful accomplishment of its repression. The highly publicized loss or black-out of high-value targets can seriously degrade, destabilize and disintegrate his pillars of support.
Ethiopians can organize themselves locally and carry out an effective civil resistance campaign by sabotaging the Woyanne junta’s pillars of power, such as blockading roads, disabling communication lines, and sabotaging Woyanne-owned business enterprises.
Who will replace the Woyanne junta when it falls down because of civil resistance? The answer is: Transitional Government. It is imperative for patriotic Ethiopians to come together and start the process of creating a transitional government.