I tend to agree with you except the fact that your generalization is way off the mark when you assumed that most of the Bayto Members are Taxi drivers. That is condescending to say the least coming from a man who claims to be a “Noble Teacher.” Having said that however, Isaias’ strength is the cluttered and untidy nature of the Opposition where one is absolutely convinced that the timeless saying of Abona Aboy WWM is still relevant in a present day Eritrean psych–“nHna Eritrawian nkey’nsamamaE tesamamiEna Eina.” Furthermore, the gravitas towards Isaias (his supporters) when he is in fact on a shaky ground is justified when again the Opposition are divided with in either religious lines or ethnic lines in a very subtle way if not explicitly as Saleh Johar recently accused the two day meeting in DC as a sectarian force over looking the plight of the other segment of the Eritrean people. When this sort of brushed up picture on the Eritrean larger canvas is not encouraging at all, one would be constantly haunted by the pink Elephant in the room so to speak. That is, can the Eritrean rather convoluted sad reality be repaired? If one is not overly optimistic, the answer would teeter on a verge of a big no. One also wonders if the proposed solution to the Eritrean predicament during the Federation era would still be an elixir to the present day Eritrean reality? Perhaps.
Please take a little stereo typycal humour with the satire ,I myself sell jackets and blouses “to ladies of ther night”/Strippers here in Mexico .We have to tease ourselvas ,it is part of puncturing the agony we experience I present it in good spirit ,please take it in such spirit .
Like the poem I heard in Canada,
Eritreans Eritreans don´t turn blue
Yellow cab ___________will hire you !!!
It depends which region in Eritrea ? I am from the ones that work cleanint & selling perfumes .But we have one region in the4 diaspora of Eritrea (I am sure you know) that are highly educated ,actually they even found the cure for Ebola ,but ,Isaias awrajawi because the cure did not come from Hamasien,Seraye or Tembien ,he is sitting on it.
Awrajawi tembien wedi arbaA ,hamasien Isaias is very berry berry bad.
TNT,
From my experience, I see Taxi drivers (plus Uber this times), Truck drivers, and on welfare. On the Ebola medicine, we are very close to get the cure. First phase trial shows promising result.
This is one of the most constructive letters I have read in years and it is very crucial for our unity and hopefully the leadership take it into heart.
Dear Gezae no disrespect but it is like expecting a mouse to give birth to an elephant.
We got betrayed by the criminal regime and allowed our very expensive freedom to be hijacked by the drug addict ruthless ISAYAS AFEWORKI and his gangsters. We waited silently and patiently hopping they learn from their mistakes, and transition our country from a temporary transitional government into a democratically elected government, but as you can see 24 years passed and still we are under the rule of ruthless transitional government. My dear this criminals have too much blood on their hand and they will never allow power to be taken away from them because they DO NOT have an answer for their 24 years of killing, unlawful jailing, organ harvesting, slavery, looting and abuse of human rights. So buckle up my friend the criminal junta will never step down till we depose them by force or die because of stress, depression, cancer or something.
The political process for democratic reform in Eritrea won’t
be an easy task to get fixed after many years of neglect and
power abuse to kneel down the country into authoritarian system.
We heard messages and advice from well informed and experienced nationalists that it is everybody responsibility to fight in
UNITY for the sake of common good to save the country from
internal and external threats .
We learned from our experience about the consequences of giving
up unreserved power to authority . And we can not afford to repeat
same mistake . It is our obligation to get involved and contribute
on national issues instead acting like outsiders . And it is funny
some confused people who seem OPPOSITION SUPPORTERS CONTINUE TO
UNDERMINE THE OPPOSITIONS EFFORT .
Mendefera November 27, 2014
“ስለ`ዚ ነዚ ነገር`ዚ ብእዋኑ ካብ ሕጂ ጉዳይ ሃገር ይዓብየና ኢልኩም ብልቦና ደው እንተዘይ ኣቢልኩሞ፡ እቲ ዝመጽእ
ጉባኤ ጉዳይ ህዝብን ሃገርን ገዲፉ፡ ብዛዕባ ናታትኩም ሽግራትን ፍልልያትን ክዛረብ ግዝዪኡ ንኾንቱ ከየባኽን
ዓቢ ስግኣት ኣሎና። ”
I hope they are listening .
Please leave small issues aside and work on the country’s priorities.
Please look at the big picture: Eritrea.
the noble teacher November 27, 2014
ንሃገራዊ ባይቶ ደዊለ ረኺበይምሲ፣ንምንታይ ድ ኣ ተዘሪግኩም እንተበልኩዎም።ኣብ ወጻ ኢዝግበር ቃልሲጊዜ ስለ ዝወስድተወሳኺ፳፫ ዓመት ከድልየና ýኡ ክንጣራነፍ ኢሎምኒ።ድማ ህግደፍ ብኣኼባን ብፌስ ቡክን ከምዘይግልበጥ ስለ ዝበጻሕናዮስ ታክስታትና ክንዝውር መሪጽና ኢሎምኒ።
ስለዚ ፣I think they are more practical than other organizations ,civic or therwise.
saving young bahrenegashes November 27, 2014
the trouble teacher,
intayAynet haTewqheTew iKha tbl ?
Niguse November 27, 2014
The Noble Teacher,
I tend to agree with you except the fact that your generalization is way off the mark when you assumed that most of the Bayto Members are Taxi drivers. That is condescending to say the least coming from a man who claims to be a “Noble Teacher.” Having said that however, Isaias’ strength is the cluttered and untidy nature of the Opposition where one is absolutely convinced that the timeless saying of Abona Aboy WWM is still relevant in a present day Eritrean psych–“nHna Eritrawian nkey’nsamamaE tesamamiEna Eina.” Furthermore, the gravitas towards Isaias (his supporters) when he is in fact on a shaky ground is justified when again the Opposition are divided with in either religious lines or ethnic lines in a very subtle way if not explicitly as Saleh Johar recently accused the two day meeting in DC as a sectarian force over looking the plight of the other segment of the Eritrean people. When this sort of brushed up picture on the Eritrean larger canvas is not encouraging at all, one would be constantly haunted by the pink Elephant in the room so to speak. That is, can the Eritrean rather convoluted sad reality be repaired? If one is not overly optimistic, the answer would teeter on a verge of a big no. One also wonders if the proposed solution to the Eritrean predicament during the Federation era would still be an elixir to the present day Eritrean reality? Perhaps.
THE NOBLE TEACHER November 27, 2014
Niguse,
Please take a little stereo typycal humour with the satire ,I myself sell jackets and blouses “to ladies of ther night”/Strippers here in Mexico .We have to tease ourselvas ,it is part of puncturing the agony we experience I present it in good spirit ,please take it in such spirit .
Like the poem I heard in Canada,
Eritreans Eritreans don´t turn blue
Yellow cab ___________will hire you !!!
Peace
Simon G. November 27, 2014
TNT/CowFace,
What do you think diaspora Eritreans’ top 3 profession?
THE NOBLE TEACHER November 27, 2014
Simon G./Mighty Educated Embasoyra,
It depends which region in Eritrea ? I am from the ones that work cleanint & selling perfumes .But we have one region in the4 diaspora of Eritrea (I am sure you know) that are highly educated ,actually they even found the cure for Ebola ,but ,Isaias awrajawi because the cure did not come from Hamasien,Seraye or Tembien ,he is sitting on it.
Awrajawi tembien wedi arbaA ,hamasien Isaias is very berry berry bad.
Simon G. November 27, 2014
TNT,
From my experience, I see Taxi drivers (plus Uber this times), Truck drivers, and on welfare. On the Ebola medicine, we are very close to get the cure. First phase trial shows promising result.
Debasse November 27, 2014
They are wasting our time. Change will come fromm inside eritrea. Thses people are unemployed in europe and using ot as spring board for their game.
Alem November 27, 2014
This is one of the most constructive letters I have read in years and it is very crucial for our unity and hopefully the leadership take it into heart.
Gezae November 27, 2014
If the PFDJ/PIA introduce democratic institutions I will be one to come back home; because nothing is good like HOME.
Alem November 28, 2014
Dear Gezae no disrespect but it is like expecting a mouse to give birth to an elephant.
We got betrayed by the criminal regime and allowed our very expensive freedom to be hijacked by the drug addict ruthless ISAYAS AFEWORKI and his gangsters. We waited silently and patiently hopping they learn from their mistakes, and transition our country from a temporary transitional government into a democratically elected government, but as you can see 24 years passed and still we are under the rule of ruthless transitional government. My dear this criminals have too much blood on their hand and they will never allow power to be taken away from them because they DO NOT have an answer for their 24 years of killing, unlawful jailing, organ harvesting, slavery, looting and abuse of human rights. So buckle up my friend the criminal junta will never step down till we depose them by force or die because of stress, depression, cancer or something.
AHMED SALEH !!! November 27, 2014
The political process for democratic reform in Eritrea won’t
be an easy task to get fixed after many years of neglect and
power abuse to kneel down the country into authoritarian system.
We heard messages and advice from well informed and experienced nationalists that it is everybody responsibility to fight in
UNITY for the sake of common good to save the country from
internal and external threats .
We learned from our experience about the consequences of giving
up unreserved power to authority . And we can not afford to repeat
same mistake . It is our obligation to get involved and contribute
on national issues instead acting like outsiders . And it is funny
some confused people who seem OPPOSITION SUPPORTERS CONTINUE TO
UNDERMINE THE OPPOSITIONS EFFORT .