Ato Jawar, in his recent interview with Teddy from Reyot Media, subtly confirmed what many still believe despite his so-called "political transformation": at his core, he remains unwaveringly committed to the Oromuma political ideology, showing no signs of genuine reform or remorse. Instead, he has adopted a defensive posture, focused primarily on preserving Oromuma political dominance and addressing the threat of a looming civil war that could potentially spread to Oromia. In his mind, he appears to be trying to creatively safeguard the future of Oromo political relevance while simultaneously attempting to mitigate the risk of the war progressing from the #Amhara region to the Oromo region.

Notably, Jawar expressed no remorse for his past rhetoric against Amhara Ethiopians, which caused untold chaos and suffering for tens of thousands. His words and actions played a significant role in fueling the tensions and violence that unfolded in the Oromo region against ethnic Amhara Ethiopians. Both Jawar and Teddy, as products of the Woyane political legacy, reflected this background throughout the tone and content of the interview. While Teddy came prepared with some insightful questions, the discussion ultimately revealed a pattern of defending their respective political tribal bases, either directly or indirectly.

Jawar's current political activities seem to be driven primarily by the armed struggle of Fano and progress they are making rather than any genuine desire for political transformation in Ethiopia. If the Abiy regime were successfully subduing Fano, Jawar would likely be cheering for Abiy. However, the current circumstances have clearly influenced his stance, which appears reactive to the evolving situation rather than rooted in a commitment to meaningful reform.

The timing of his activities is too convenient to suggest otherwise, particularly given that the past 2-3 years provided ample opportunity for meaningful political change and genuine ideological reform . His approach seems more focused on reactionary maneuvers than on transformative leadership, further underscoring his lack of genuine commitment to reform.#Ethiopia