Author: Jimma

I was trained, learned to unlearn history by those who weren't able to define what it meant. The objective of the curriculum the colonization of mind the worst form of colonization. I have learned the third hand translated folklore, imported legends, myths, ballads, and tale tales. The good news were those who was called teachers scarcely know it An odyssey planed of erasing self-identity. A bad virus that crossed the red-lines of the norms and values. I have been nurtured by my people that was stronger than the essentially traditionally sanitized stories of my training that have no functions other than entertainment. As an enthusiastic autodidact of history. i am multilingual , It took me time to find out and carefully distinguish them from history. History as a science, must be a science that studies the past. History is investigative, and interrogative and belongs to the rise and fall of institutions and the dynamics that give a possibility to the events, thus historiography can only attain its objectives once it has been emptied of its mythical contents. One who does not know the past can not know the present, let alone to forecast the future. Decolonizing mind is the Alpha and Omega to uproot the alien perceptive of history . Every things begins from our mind.

The Theosophy of Abyssinian Dctatores Loan Words: A Prelude to Turn into a Retro-fascist Permanent Dictatorship: Part 1                                     The Theosophy of Abyssinian Dctatores Loan Words: A Prelude to Turn into a Retro-fascist Permanent Dictatorship: Part 1                                     


Defining Dictatorship Prof. Fathali M. Moghaddam, Professor of Psychology at Georgetown University and the director of the Interdisciplinary Program in Cognitive Science in the seminal book The Psychology of Dictatorship published in 2015 defined: Dictatorship is rule by single person ...

Settler colonial Amharic: The Tongue of the Sword: Power, and Erasure in the Horn of AfricaSettler colonial Amharic: The Tongue of the Sword: Power, and Erasure in the Horn of Africa


Settler Colonial Bilingualism (SCB) cannot, and must not be compared to just any linguistics dualism; possession of two languages. It is not merely a matter of having two tools, but actually, means the participation of two physical and cultural realms. ...