OLA Shall Prevail in Defending the Planed Joint Attack
OLF - Dec 4, 2007

On November 14, 2007 the Kenyan Daily Nation newsletter reported that the Kenyan government and the minority Woyane-Tigray government have agreed to launch what they called “a joint search operation” on the Southern Command of the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) at a meeting they held in a Moyale district of Hiddi lola town. In an apparent beginning of the so called “search operation”, on November 30, 2007 Reuters reported that the Kenyan Police had arrested 21 Oromo nationals, nine of which are of Kenyan origin accusing them of supporting OLA, and that two of the accused Oromos have already been deported to Ethiopia. It is our belief that the remaining detained Oromos will also likely be handed to the fascist Woyane regime by the Kenyan officials.

Our inside sources reported that the motto of this “joint operation” is to “eliminate or at least weaken” the Southern Oromia Command of OLA. It is also reported that, on the reported meeting, while the Kenyan government complained of not having budget for the operation, the minority Woyane regime agreed to cover all financial and logistic expenses. Our sources added that an army of four brigades is planned for this deplorable “operation” out of which the Kenyan government agreed to contribute one brigade while the remaining three brigades will be presented by the Woyane regime ...