Mixed emotions

I sow an investigative article from a web page, and after I read all the way through I left the reading with mixed emotions.

The report comes from a well known and credible source; I have no reason to doubt its report. The report solely focused on energy and knowing that the west segregated Ethiopia for so long to benefit the oil rich nations of the Middle East, today when immerging new eastern powers comes to the world seen and start exploring to reach their energy demand, the west seems nervous of the Ethiopian oil and gas finding and exploration.

According to the report, Ethiopia has billions of barrels fossil energy deposit. In the coming five years, she will be one of the fundamental nations providing energy to the world market, but as the report pointed out, luck of seashores and being a landlocked, this future prosperity will give more to its neighboring tiny nation of Djibouti than herself. Sadly once again, the current ethnocentric group who control power since 1991 keep decreasing the country size by selling fertile land to nations who financed and killed millions in the thirty years war of secession and 1200 km boarder territories also given to the Sudan. As the report indicated, even though Ethiopia becomes oil and gas rich, without delivery through sea port, the profit from her natural resource will go to countries that provide ports than to her impoverished society. The same ethno group is the one make our country landlocked. The Secession of Eretria solely a work of the two narrow groups of TPLF/EPLF.

Please read this report, maybe gives some idea to those still support ethnocentric group.

http://www.safehaven.com/article/17971/energy-and-security-issues-in-the-red-sea-transforming-as-the-age-of-gas-begins-in-earnest

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Samuel Sheferaw/Dallas