The main stream media may not be interested in covering the most significant event that took place in Washington DC yesterday as far as the Ethiopian-American in San Jose concerned. . . . The San Jose Ethiopian Americans have taken one step a head and drew the most prominent American politician's attention. A wrong short cut would be one that takes away from a destination. Teaching, convincing, coming to a consensus, settling differences and a host of other social interactions in backward societies, have short cuts directed away from the objectives. Traditionally, many teachers think they can beat their students to instantaneous understanding to the knowledge they try to deliver even if it is something they themselves may not understand.
Many husbands convince their wives with slaps and punches.
In the seventies, he joined the political movement of his preference. He was 21. Between the devil and the deep blue sea Reporter These are tough times for Ethiopia. The country has found itself threading its way through heaps of quicksand. Somehow, things have not worked out as they were supposed to, and there is a rapidly growing unease and disquiet.