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HELP DAVID FIGHT THE TPLF
Hi, my name is David, and I'm the oldest and best-known foreign opponent of Ethiopia's Tigrayan People's Liberation Front (TPLF). Originally a businessman who gave up getting rich to empower the poor, I was an activist and consultant to the United States National Security Council on international democracy promotion in the 1980s.
Since 1991, I have done more than any other Westerner to raise awareness of the TPLF's crimes against humanity and promote Ethiopian democracy. I was the first to shatter Meles Zenawi's international reputation. In the Washington Post, I made the world aware of Dr. Asrat Woldeyes' victimization. I co-authored the 2004 Kinijit civil disobedience strategy and its 2005 election victory repressed by the TPLF. Named that year's "Most Important African Event" in a BBC poll, it began the TPLF's slow decline.
In 2017, I exposed in Forbes that the TPLF's corrupt leaders had stolen billions from their own people. In early 2018, I helped end American support for the TPLF's national power with a genocide complaint to the US State Department and brokered an alliance between Oromo and Amhara support groups.
I exposed Tedros Adhanom's involvement in Ethiopian crimes, his history of covering up threats to public safety, and the global danger he presents at the World Health Organization. My complaint to the International Criminal Court about his responsibility for Ethiopian atrocities was featured on the front page of every major European newspaper and made hundreds of millions of foreigners aware of what he did to innocent Ethiopians. For my Ethiopian work, I was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019.
I recently published a book titled Money, Blood and Conscience that uses entertainment to interest Westerners in Ethiopia's problems. Here is its Amazon page and here's a one-minute promotional video . The book combines investigative journalism and historical fiction to tell an emotionally moving Ethiopian-American love story set during the Meles dictatorship. The fun of reading the story attracts foreign readers. But, by the time they finish reading, they also learn about the TPLF's horrific dictatorship and abuse of so many Ethiopians.
The book's getting great American and European reviews that show it works as the only easily understandable lesson for Westerners about the TPLF. But I need your help in publicizing it more and supporting all my anti-TPLF activities. I've financed my work myself for thirty years, but I need your help to continue.
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Hi, my name is David, and I'm the oldest and best-known foreign opponent of Ethiopia's Tigrayan People's Liberation Front (TPLF). Originally a businessman who gave up getting rich to empower the poor, I was an activist and consultant to the United States National Security Council on international democracy promotion in the 1980s.
Since 1991, I have done more than any other Westerner to raise awareness of the TPLF's crimes against humanity and promote Ethiopian democracy. I was the first to shatter Meles Zenawi's international reputation. In the Washington Post, I made the world aware of Dr. Asrat Woldeyes' victimization. I co-authored the 2004 Kinijit civil disobedience strategy and its 2005 election victory repressed by the TPLF. Named that year's "Most Important African Event" in a BBC poll, it began the TPLF's slow decline.
In 2017, I exposed in Forbes that the TPLF's corrupt leaders had stolen billions from their own people. In early 2018, I helped end American support for the TPLF's national power with a genocide complaint to the US State Department and brokered an alliance between Oromo and Amhara support groups.
I exposed Tedros Adhanom's involvement in Ethiopian crimes, his history of covering up threats to public safety, and the global danger he presents at the World Health Organization. My complaint to the International Criminal Court about his responsibility for Ethiopian atrocities was featured on the front page of every major European newspaper and made hundreds of millions of foreigners aware of what he did to innocent Ethiopians. For my Ethiopian work, I was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019.
I recently published a book titled Money, Blood and Conscience that uses entertainment to interest Westerners in Ethiopia's problems. Here is its Amazon page and here's a one-minute promotional video . The book combines investigative journalism and historical fiction to tell an emotionally moving Ethiopian-American love story set during the Meles dictatorship. The fun of reading the story attracts foreign readers. But, by the time they finish reading, they also learn about the TPLF's horrific dictatorship and abuse of so many Ethiopians.
The book's getting great American and European reviews that show it works as the only easily understandable lesson for Westerners about the TPLF. But I need your help in publicizing it more and supporting all my anti-TPLF activities. I've financed my work myself for thirty years, but I need your help to continue.
(You don’t have to add the tip. Just turn the dial to the left to turn it to zero.)
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David Steinman
Organizer
Washington D.C., DC