https://www.bitchute.com/video/YtCyFTCPhUUh/
❖ ገብርኤል 🧕 ማርያም ❖ ኡራኤል 😇 ጊዮርጊስ ❖ ተክለ ሐይማኖት ❖ መርቆርዮስ ❖ ዮሴፍ ❖ መድኃኔ ዓለም
😔 በኢትዮጵያ እና በዩክሬን የጦርነት ቀጠናዎች ውስጥ ከጾታዊ ጥቃት የተረፉ ሴቶች የደረሰባቸው አስፈሪ ጉዳቶች
“ሲሜና ቦራዛስ (Ximena Borrazas) ወደ ትግራይ ከመሄዷ በፊት ቦራዛስ ከጦርነቱ በኋላ ስላለው ሁኔታ እና ስለተፈናቀሉ ዜጎች ታሪክ ለማስቀመጥ ከትላልቅ የሚዲያ ድርጅቶች ጋር ተነጋግራለች። ነገር ግን ርዕሶች ከጦርነት ቀጠናዎች የተወሰዱ ስራዎችን በፍሪላንስ ሰራተኞች እንደማያሳትሙ ወይም ከአፍሪካ የተወሰደ ታሪክ “በቂ እንዳልሆነ” ተነግሯታል።“
እንደ ሄርሜላ አረጋዊ እና ዛሬ፣ ይቅናትና! በአሜሪካ ኮሎራዶ ግዛት አንደኛ ወረዳ ለተወካዮች ምክር ቤት እጩ ሆና የምትወዳደረዋ ሜላት ኪሮስ ያሉ ትውልደ ትግራይ እኅቶች ተወዳዳሪ በሌለው፣ በጣም አሳዛኝና አስቆጭ በሆነው በእኅቶቻችንና እናቶቻችን ጉዳይ ላይ ሌት ተቀን በመሥራት ፈንታ፤ እነ ሞሳድ በሚጽፉላቸው ስክሪፕት ከገዳዮቻችን እና አስገዳዮቻችን መሀመዳውያን ጋር በማበር አዘውትረው ለአሸባሪዎቹ ፍልስጤማውያን ድምጽ ሲሆኑ ይሰማሉ። እጅግ አያሳዝንምን? እስኪ ጂኒዎቹን እነ ኢልሃን ኦማርን፣ ራሽዳ ታሊብን እንመልከታቸው፤ ባገኙት አጋጣሚ ሁሉ ለሙስሊሞች/ለእስልምና ለትውልድ አገሮቻቸው ተልዕኮ ነው የቆሙት። ጉዳያቸው ከንቱና ዲያብሎሳዊ ቢሆንም ማንነታቸውን ግን በፍጹም አልረሱም።
እኅት ሜላት ኪሮስ፣ እንደ ተወካዮች ምክር ቤት አባል ፓውሊና ሉና በኢትዮጵያ መጽሐፍ ቅዱስ መሃላ ገብታ ታቦተ ጽዮንን ለማግበር በመሥራት ፈንታ 'ተራማጅ ሶሻሊስት' የሚለውን ከንቱ የሕወሓትን አቋም መያዟ መጥፊያዋ መሆኑ ታሪክ ያስተምረናል። የአክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ ልጅ 'ሶሻሊስት' 'ዲሞክራቲክ'፣ 'ሊበራል'፣ 'ኢ-አማኒ'፣ 'ሙስሊም' ወዘተ ይሆን ዘንድ በጭራሽ አልተፈጠረም። እኅት ሜላት ገና ወጣት ነች፣ እግዚአብሔር የሰጣት የመጠቀ አእምሮም አላትና አንድ ቀን (በቅርቡ) ምስጢሩ ገብቷት ወደ አባቶቻችን ዓለም ትመለሳለች የሚል ተስፋ አለኝ።
Aurora: Are Colorado Ethiopians Guinea Pigs for AI Surveillance?
https://www.bitchute.com/video/DFMncZR4CyW3/
https://rumble.com/v76yuii-aurora-are-colorado-ethiopians-guinea-pigs-for-ai-surveillance.html
💭 አሜሪካ አውሮራ ከተማ፤ የኮሎራዶ ኢትዮጵያውያን እንደ ጊኒ አሳማዎች የአርቲፊሻል ኢንተለጀንስ (ኤ.አይ) ቤተ ሙከራ/ ክትትል ይደረግባቸዋልን
👏 U.S. Representative Anna Paulina Luna Was Sworn Into Office on The Ethiopian Orthodox Bible
https://axumitethiopia.blogspot.com/2026/06/us-representative-anna-paulina-luna-was.html
https://www.bitchute.com/video/cuiHxUdtRBMz/
👏 የአሜሪካ ተዋካዮች ምክር ቤት አባል የሆነችው ፖለቲከኛ ፓውሊና ሉና በኢትዮጵያ ኦርቶዶክስ መጽሐፍ ቅዱስ ላይ ቃለ መሃላ ፈጸመች
እህ ህ ህ! ለማንኛውም፤ የዚህ ሁሉ መከራችንና ስቃያችን መንስዔ የሆኑትን አረመኔዎቹ የዋቄዮ-አላህ-ሉሲፈር ባሪያዎችን እና አጋሮቻቸውን ሁሉ ከእግዚአብሔር አምላክ እና ቅዱሳኑ ጋር ሆነን አንድ በአንድ እንበቀላቸዋለን! እንበቀላቸዋለን! እንበቀላቸዋለን!
ሲሜና ቦራዛስ (Ximena Borrazas) - የጦርነቱ ጠባሳ
ሲሜና ቦራዛስ (Ximena Borrazas) መዝገቦች በትግራይ እና ዩክሬን የጦርነት ቀጠናዎች ውስጥ ከጾታዊ ጥቃት የተረፉ ሴቶች የደረሰባቸው አስፈሪ ጉዳቶች
የኡራጓይ ፎቶግራፍ አንሺ ሲሜና ቦራዛስ ፍትህ የማግኘት ተስፋ በሌላቸው የትግራይ እና የዩክሬን የጦርነት ቀጠናዎች ውስጥ በጾታዊ ጥቃት ሰለባዎች የደረሰባቸውን አስከፊ ጉዳቶች መዝግባለች።
"ፎቶግራፍ አንሺ መሆን አልፈልግም" ትላለች ሲሜና ቦራዛስ። “ፎቶግራፍ አንሺ መሆን፣ መጓዝ፣ ፎቶግራፍ ማንሳት እና ቁሳቁስዎን መሸጥ በጣም ጥሩ ነው፣ ግን ከዚያ በላይ መሆን እፈልጋለሁ። [ከፎቶግራፍ ጉዞዎች በኋላ] ወደ ቤት ስመለስ በጣም እድለኛ ስለሆንኩ የጥፋተኝነት ስሜት ይሰማኛል። ስደተኛ ነኝ፣ ግን እድለኛ ስደተኛ ነኝ - የት መሄድ እንዳለብኝ፣ መቼ መሄድ እንዳለብኝ፣ እንዴት መሄድ እንዳለብኝ እና ደህንነቱ የተጠበቀ መንገድ መምረጥ አለብኝ። ብዙ ሰዎች ያንን እድል የላቸውም፣ ስለዚህ ተጋላጭ በሆኑ ሁኔታዎች ውስጥ ያሉትን ለመርዳት የመሞከር ግዴታ እንዳለብኝ ሆኖ ይሰማኛል።”
ቦራዛስ በኡራጓይ የተወለደችው፣ “የተሻለ ዓለም ለመፍጠር አስተዋጽኦ እንዳላደረገች በመገንዘቧ” እና በፎቶግራፍ አጭር ኮርስ ከመውሰዷ በፊት በህዝብ ግንኙነት እና በማርኬቲንግ ትሰራ ነበር። የመገናኛ ዘዴዋን እንዳገኘች በፍጥነት ስለተሰማት፣ የበለጠ ለማጥናት ወደ ባርሴሎና ተዛወረች እና አሁን በቋሚነት በከተማው ውስጥ ትኖራለች። እንደ ናሽናል ጂኦግራፊክ፣ አል ጃዚራ እና ዩኔስኮ ካሉ ድርጅቶች ጋር በመስራት እና በ2024 (በኢያን ፓሪ የፎቶጆርናሊዝም ግራንት የተደራጀ) ያሉ ሽልማቶችን እና ዕርዳታዎችን አሸንፋለች።
“ማንም ስለሷ ስላልተናገረ ማልቀስ ጀመረች፣ እንድረዳኝ ጠየቀችኝ። ‘አንቺ ተስፋችን ነሽ’ አለች፣ እና ከዚያን ጊዜ ጀምሮ ጥልቅ፣ ጥልቅና ጥልቅ መሆን ጀመርኩ” - ሲሜና ቦራዛስ
ቀጣይ የሆነው የጦርነቱ ጠባሳ በጦር ግጭት ውስጥ በጾታዊ ጥቃት ላይ ያተኩራል፣ እና እስካሁን ድረስ ስለ ትግራይ፣ በኢትዮጵያ እና ዩክሬን የሚያወሱ ምዕራፎችን ያካትታል፤ እንዲሁም እንደዚህ ያሉ ጥቃቶች በጦርነት ውስጥ ምን ያህል የተለመዱ እንደሆኑ ለማሳየት ከስዋና ክልል፣ ከሶሪያ እና ምናልባትም ከኢራቅ ስራዎችን ለመጨመር አቅዳለች። ምንም እንኳን በስፋት ቢከሰቱም፣ የተከለከሉ እና አልፎ አልፎ የሚታወቁ ናቸው፤ እና ቦራዛስ እራሷ ወደ ትግራይ ከመሄዷ በፊት ስለእነዚህ ወንጀሎች ብዙም እንደማታውቅ ተናግራለች።
ወደ ትግራይ ከመሄዷ በፊት ቦራዛስ ከጦርነቱ በኋላ ስላለው ሁኔታ እና ስለተፈናቀሉ ዜጎች ታሪክ ለማስቀመጥ ከትላልቅ የሚዲያ ድርጅቶች ጋር ተነጋግራለች። ነገር ግን ርዕሶች ከጦርነት ቀጠናዎች የተወሰዱ ስራዎችን በፍሪላንስ ሰራተኞች እንደማያሳትሙ ወይም ከአፍሪካ የተወሰደ ታሪክ “በቂ እንዳልሆነ” ተነግሯታል። በመጨረሻም የጀርመን ጋዜጣ ዶቼ ቬሌ/DW ደግፏታል፣ ነገር ግን ምስሎቿን በመስመር ላይ ስታሳትም፣ በመዋሸት እና ፕሮፓጋንዳ በመፍጠር ተከሰሰች። የተባባሪዎቿን ታሪኮች ለማረጋገጥ ቆርጣ ወደ ሆስፒታል ተመለሰችና በሴቶች አካል ውስጥ ያሉትን እቃዎች የኤክስሬይ ፎቶግራፍ እንድታነሳ ጠየቀች፤ ይህንንም በማድረግ የበለጠ ሁለንተናዊ ወይም 'ተዛማጅ' የሆነ ነገር እንደፈጠረች ተገንዝባለች።
ቦራዛስ ሁሉም የወሲብ ጥቃት ሰለባዎች ፍትህ ይገባቸዋል ብላ ታምናለች፣ እና ግንዛቤን ከማሳደግ በተጨማሪ፣ አንድ ቀን በፍርድ ቤቶች ውስጥ ጥቅም ላይ ሊውሉ የሚችሉ ማስረጃዎችን እና ምስክሮችን መሰብሰብ እንደምትችል ተስፋ ታደርጋለች። "ዓላማዬ ፍትህ እና ተጠያቂነትን ለማግኘት አስተዋፅዖ ማድረግ ነው" ትላለች።
እንደ ብዙ ሁኔታዎች ሁሉ፣ እንደ ብዙ ሁኔታዎች፣ በወንድማማቾች መካከል ግጭት ለማስፋፋት ራሳቸውን እንደ ኤርትራ ወታደሮች አድርገው ጋላ-ኦሮሞዎች የጻፉትን በእጅ የተጻፈ ማስታወሻ ማየት እንችላለን፣ ከአስገድዶ መድፈር ተርፏል ከብልት የተወሰደ። ጽሑፉ እንዲህ ይላል፡- "የኤርትራ ልጆች፣ እኛ ደፋር ነን። ለዚህ ራሳችንን ሰጥተናል፣ እናም ማድረጋችንን እንቀጥላለን። የትግራይ ሴቶችን መሃን እናደርጋቸዋለን። ለ1998 ለመበቀል አሁንም ቆርጠናል።"፣ መቐለ፣ ትግራይ፣ ግንቦት 2024።
አይይይ!
👏 Ximena Borrazás – The Scars of the War
Ximena Borrazás Records The Horrific Injuries Sustained By Survivors of Sexual Violence in The War Zones of Tigray And Ukraine
On March 21 2020, during a parliamentary session in which he was questioned on sexual violence in Tigray, the evil Nobel Genocide Laureate Abiy Ahmed replied: “The women in Tigray? These women have only been penetrated by men, whereas our soldiers were penetrated by a knife”
😈 Disgusting evil! 😈
By Diane Smyth, June 29, 2026
Uruguayan photographer Ximena Borrazás records the horrific injuries sustained by victims of sexual violence in the war zones of Tigray and Ukraine who have little hope of ever finding justice.
“I don’t want to be a photographer,” says Ximena Borrazás. “I mean, it’s totally fine to be a photographer, to travel, take photographs, and sell your material, but I want to be much more than that. When I return home [after photographic trips], I feel guilty because I’m so lucky. I’m a migrant, but I’m a lucky migrant – I got to choose where to go, when to go, how to go, and a safe way to go. So many people don’t have that opportunity, so I feel I have a duty to try to help those in vulnerable situations.”
Born in Uruguay, Borrazás worked in PR and marketing before “realising I was not contributing to making a better world” and taking a short course in photography. Quickly feeling she had found her medium, she moved to Barcelona to study it further and is now based permanently in the city. She has built an award-winning portfolio, working with organisations such as National Geographic, Al Jazeera and Unesco, and winning awards and grants such as the Tom Stoddart Award in 2024 (organised by the Ian Parry Photojournalism Grant).
“She started crying, asking me to help because no one was talking about it. She said, ’You are our hope’, and from that moment I started going deep, deep, deep” – Ximena Borrazás.
Her ongoing project The Scars of the War focuses on sexual violence in armed conflict, and so far includes chapters on Tigray, in Ethiopia, and Ukraine; she also plans to add work from the Swana region, from Syria and maybe Iraq, in a bid to show how common such assaults are in war. Though widespread, they are taboo and seldom acknowledged; and Borrazás herself admits she knew little about these crimes before going to Tigray.
Encouraged by a friend who told her she “could be helpful there”, she went to the Ethiopian region in 2024, initially planning to show the lasting impact of the devastating two-year civil war, which had started in 2020. But while visiting a camp for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), she was flagged down by a rape survivor. “She started crying, asking me to help because no one was talking about it,” says Borrazás. “She said, ’You are our hope’, and from that moment I started going deep, deep, deep.”
The IDP camp afforded little privacy so survivors seldom spoke up there, wary of the stigma they suffer alongside their experiences; instead Borrazás moved to the One Stop Center, a specialist unit at Ayder Hospital, Mekele, which has treated some 7000 survivors of sexual violence. Working in a small room with a nurse accompanying her, Borrazás spoke with individuals, recording and filming their conversations so that they might one day be used as testimony. She also photographed some survivors, making portraits protecting their identity.
On the last day of her first trip, the nurse in charge of the centre, Sister Mulu, invited her to photograph objects removed from the women’s wombs; including rusty screws and even nail clippers, these objects were inserted in a deliberate attempt to render them infertile. Written messages also forced into their bodies make this intention clear, and Borrazás photographed them too. “Sons of Eritrea, we are brave,” reads one. “We have committed ourselves to this, and we will continue doing it. We will make Tigrayan females infertile. We are still determined to retaliate for 1998.”
Before going to Tigray Borrazás contacted big media organisations, trying to place a story about the postwar situation and displaced citizens. But she was told that titles did not publish work from war zones by freelancers, or that a story from Africa was “not relevant enough”. Eventually German newspaper DW backed her, but then, when she published her images online, she was accused of lying and creating propaganda. Determined to corroborate her collaborators’ stories, she returned to the hospital and asked to photograph X-rays of the objects in the women’s bodies; and in doing so, found she created something more universal or ’relevant’.
“An X-ray is something you can’t deny,” she explains. “But when I published these images, in The Guardian and on social media, the response was crazy. So many people from around the world got in touch asking how they could help or donate. I realised it’s because an X-ray is in black-and-white and only reveals the anatomy. It doesn’t show an individual’s skin colour, or how they are dressed, or their religion, so people relate to it differently.”
This realisation encouraged Borrazás to take a similar approach in Ukraine, which she has now visited seven times; her work from this conflict combines portraits with medical images, and even survivors’ own shots of their injuries. In Ukraine she has also found male survivors of sexual violence, whereas in Tigray, if such individuals exist, they are not speaking up. Some of the male survivors in Ukraine even want to show their faces in her images, reasoning they now have “nothing to fear”, and that doing so can break the silence and the taboo, and help others.
“One of them told me that, when he got his freedom, he went to the hospital and they only had gynaecologists to treat him,” says Borrazás. “There are no professionals for men [trained in treating sexual abuse] because no one even considers that these things can happen. So some of them don’t even have medical records.”
Borrazás believes all sexual violence survivors deserve justice, and hopes that, in addition to raising awareness, she can collect evidence and testimonies that might one day be used in courts of law. “My aim is to contribute,” she says, “to obtain justice and accountability.”
We can see a handwritten note by the evil soldiers of the fascist Oromo Islamic regime of Ethiopia, like in many situations, disguising themselves as Eritrean soldiers to spread strife among brothers, extracted from the genitals of a rape survivor. The text reads: “Sons of Eritrea, we are brave. We have committed ourselves to this, and we will continue doing it. We will make Tigrayan females infertile. We are still determined to retaliate for 1998”, Mekele, Tigray, May 2024.
Nail clippers and nails removed from the wombs of two survivors of sexual violence in Tigray, Mekele, May 2024
