Other nations are saving their citizens, where is the Eritrean government? Poor Eritrea, no government, no money, no airplanes and no pilots.
It is so destitute and worthless, it can not save its own citizens in the last five years from Arab slavery, organ harvest, rape and kidnapping in Egypt and Sudan, let alone from a civil war in South Sudan.
it has become a curse to be born Eritrean. This has never happened in the proud history of the Habesha where people were coming to them for work and refuge but not under a Fascist regime.
Gedli endabelu: ngedel wetifomuna:
Another Sad event unfolding in S. Sudan as well. It reminds me of my young ages back in Eritrea. Hope God will be with them to come to terms. What is interesting however is Ammanuel reaction – Ammanuel – you are great reporter and got mus all on the cliff of our seats…. Perhaps help the man on the other side to get to a safe place and call back….
Such depressive spectacles as this one unraveling in South Sudan are fast becoming our badge of distinction with which the world community will soon identify us. Unfortunately, as long as we keeping running from our problem, and instead, continue wedging ourselves into other countries, I am pretty sure that, sooner or later, there will be a serious resentment and deadly backlash; Tegaru have done it already, and the neighboring countries, Kenya, Uganda, the Sudan etc. may not be far behind.
Currently, the contrast between the South Sudanese and Eritreans is extremely translucent: whereas the Eritreans can only be portrayed as cowards running from one place to another seeking help from outside, or kissing the asses of their few tigrai impostors ; the South Sudanese have taken the Law into their hands and are actively engaged in a bloody confrontation with their tyrannical rulers.
I like to believe that by now there is no single Eritrean who does not understand that he/she is being navigated to die in the ocean by few tegaru impostors. Alas! that is not the reality.
When the tigari impostors, Isaias afewerqi and Yemane Monkey were in Kenya at the beginning of this month, these silly Eritreans thronged the hall to the brim, to receive, to cheer, and to sprinkle pope corns to them, the very impostors who are leaving no stone unturned to systematically drawn them in the ocean; the very impostors who forced them to leave in Kenya as refugees.
As reported from Israel,by the indefatigable Eritrean patriot, Amaniel, these silly Eritreans were in a hall with the unabashedly sellout ambassador to receive instructions on how to fraudulently break the Law of their host country, Israel, and send money to the tigrai impostors.
It is mind boggling, to say the least, that young Eritreans would send money to the very impostor from whom they fled to save their own lives. Of course, the impostor, as a consummate liar and con artist, would try to manipulate them into handing him the hard currency they earned through daunting and dehumanizing labor, but the question is: Are they such dummies to surrender their blood money?
Genuine Eritreans,
The experiences that have transpired in Kenya, Israel and other places, potently display that our struggle to root out the tigrai impostors is still in its infancy. The main reason is that many of us have been affording him a mask to continue his destructive endeavor behind the screen. Many are still wrongly identifying him as tyrant, which implies that he is Eritrean.
Dr. Tewelde Tesfamriam, by his own admission, a former PFDJ, has categorically dubbed him and his inner core non Eritreans. We must follow suit.
Let us ask ourselves: Would an Eritrean tyrant drain Eritrea of its people, by unnecessary war, by economic deprivation, by depriving job opportunity, by exposing our women to impregnated by tegaru Demhit, by selling our youngsters to the highest bidder in the market of Human Traficking etc?
The answer is no because an Eritrean tyrant would need the people to lead a comfortable lives, as a master needs his slaves. The reason, therefore, impostor is systematically draining Eritrea of its people is because his only need is the land to settle his tegaru.
The development in South Sudan, shocking as it may be, is a norm in the Dark Continent. One, who lives in comfort and security in Western countries, can go ahead and display BRAVADO, but the reality is reality. By the way, at the risk of being flogged on the internet, may I ask whether or not that includes a tiny state called “Eritrea” at the Horn of Africa — assuming it is African?
Dawit Meconen has a point or two to make but Dawit – your assertion regarding race differentiation is what fails you to get your “editorial” readers miss out on the other points you made cleverly. Do not let an evil drive you where he or she wants you. Focus on your main objectives.
You points regarding the following items are excellent: No Eritrean is out there to stand up for Eritrea; Eritreans flee from one country to another seeking help rather than dealing with the problem. That is the core of the problem! South Sudan, Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Kenya, and others took the action upon themselves and drove out old ruins and they are now building new hope (regardless of their fragile state – they have placed the spot light on the issues – they will never be the same). Where is Eritrea? Hold your horses and time will tell
The Dr. you mentioned and others who are now speaking vile about scenarios and who owns what in Eritrea – they were all riding that same bus/train that has brought Eritrea to this stage. No one has a clean hand here. So hold your “race card” and focus on your other eloquently made points.
Keren December 24, 2013
Other nations are saving their citizens, where is the Eritrean government? Poor Eritrea, no government, no money, no airplanes and no pilots.
It is so destitute and worthless, it can not save its own citizens in the last five years from Arab slavery, organ harvest, rape and kidnapping in Egypt and Sudan, let alone from a civil war in South Sudan.
it has become a curse to be born Eritrean. This has never happened in the proud history of the Habesha where people were coming to them for work and refuge but not under a Fascist regime.
Gedli endabelu: ngedel wetifomuna:
Mike December 24, 2013
Another Sad event unfolding in S. Sudan as well. It reminds me of my young ages back in Eritrea. Hope God will be with them to come to terms. What is interesting however is Ammanuel reaction – Ammanuel – you are great reporter and got mus all on the cliff of our seats…. Perhaps help the man on the other side to get to a safe place and call back….
Dawit Meconen December 24, 2013
Genuine Eritreans,
Such depressive spectacles as this one unraveling in South Sudan are fast becoming our badge of distinction with which the world community will soon identify us. Unfortunately, as long as we keeping running from our problem, and instead, continue wedging ourselves into other countries, I am pretty sure that, sooner or later, there will be a serious resentment and deadly backlash; Tegaru have done it already, and the neighboring countries, Kenya, Uganda, the Sudan etc. may not be far behind.
Currently, the contrast between the South Sudanese and Eritreans is extremely translucent: whereas the Eritreans can only be portrayed as cowards running from one place to another seeking help from outside, or kissing the asses of their few tigrai impostors ; the South Sudanese have taken the Law into their hands and are actively engaged in a bloody confrontation with their tyrannical rulers.
I like to believe that by now there is no single Eritrean who does not understand that he/she is being navigated to die in the ocean by few tegaru impostors. Alas! that is not the reality.
When the tigari impostors, Isaias afewerqi and Yemane Monkey were in Kenya at the beginning of this month, these silly Eritreans thronged the hall to the brim, to receive, to cheer, and to sprinkle pope corns to them, the very impostors who are leaving no stone unturned to systematically drawn them in the ocean; the very impostors who forced them to leave in Kenya as refugees.
As reported from Israel,by the indefatigable Eritrean patriot, Amaniel, these silly Eritreans were in a hall with the unabashedly sellout ambassador to receive instructions on how to fraudulently break the Law of their host country, Israel, and send money to the tigrai impostors.
It is mind boggling, to say the least, that young Eritreans would send money to the very impostor from whom they fled to save their own lives. Of course, the impostor, as a consummate liar and con artist, would try to manipulate them into handing him the hard currency they earned through daunting and dehumanizing labor, but the question is: Are they such dummies to surrender their blood money?
Genuine Eritreans,
The experiences that have transpired in Kenya, Israel and other places, potently display that our struggle to root out the tigrai impostors is still in its infancy. The main reason is that many of us have been affording him a mask to continue his destructive endeavor behind the screen. Many are still wrongly identifying him as tyrant, which implies that he is Eritrean.
Dr. Tewelde Tesfamriam, by his own admission, a former PFDJ, has categorically dubbed him and his inner core non Eritreans. We must follow suit.
Let us ask ourselves: Would an Eritrean tyrant drain Eritrea of its people, by unnecessary war, by economic deprivation, by depriving job opportunity, by exposing our women to impregnated by tegaru Demhit, by selling our youngsters to the highest bidder in the market of Human Traficking etc?
The answer is no because an Eritrean tyrant would need the people to lead a comfortable lives, as a master needs his slaves. The reason, therefore, impostor is systematically draining Eritrea of its people is because his only need is the land to settle his tegaru.
Suleiman Salim December 24, 2013
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rezen December 24, 2013
The development in South Sudan, shocking as it may be, is a norm in the Dark Continent. One, who lives in comfort and security in Western countries, can go ahead and display BRAVADO, but the reality is reality. By the way, at the risk of being flogged on the internet, may I ask whether or not that includes a tiny state called “Eritrea” at the Horn of Africa — assuming it is African?
Marry Christmas and Happy New Year
Mike December 25, 2013
Dawit Meconen has a point or two to make but Dawit – your assertion regarding race differentiation is what fails you to get your “editorial” readers miss out on the other points you made cleverly. Do not let an evil drive you where he or she wants you. Focus on your main objectives.
You points regarding the following items are excellent: No Eritrean is out there to stand up for Eritrea; Eritreans flee from one country to another seeking help rather than dealing with the problem. That is the core of the problem! South Sudan, Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Kenya, and others took the action upon themselves and drove out old ruins and they are now building new hope (regardless of their fragile state – they have placed the spot light on the issues – they will never be the same). Where is Eritrea? Hold your horses and time will tell
The Dr. you mentioned and others who are now speaking vile about scenarios and who owns what in Eritrea – they were all riding that same bus/train that has brought Eritrea to this stage. No one has a clean hand here. So hold your “race card” and focus on your other eloquently made points.