What a fake independence day you want to celebrate? Independence my a$$! Eritreans, when we’re with Ethiopians, we used to own and sleep in VILLAS. Now, so many number of poor Eritreans are sleeping in IMMIGRATION CAMPS in Ethiopia. Narrow nationalism and extreme hate towards Ethiopians led to a socialquagmire in Eritrea and the worst is yet to come so you should be mournong NOT celebrating you morons.
I do care for our Eritrean people.We are Eritreans ,not because we hate & foolishly put down Amharas & Tegaru of Tigray,but because we have rich loving culture & our national identity is Eritreans….
WE ARE ALL ERITREANS, NOT ASHAMED OF OUR TRIBAL /RELIGIOUS/REGIONAL IDENTITY.
selamawit2 on May 21, 2014 said: “WE ARE ALL ERITREANS, NOT ASHAMED OF OUR TRIBAL /RELIGIOUS/REGIONAL IDENTITY.”
Then why did some ignorant so called elite Eritreans, who see themselves as slaves, burn Eritrean Tigre language elementary school textbooks in the ELF or Jabha?
Here is the evidence from the ex Jabhas:
The burning of Tigre books – Saleh Ghadi’s account
If there is one human being that would never be suspected of ignorance in matters big and small regarding Jebha, it would be Ghadi. So the idea that somehow he was not in the know regarding the burning of Tigre books in mieda would be a joke. Only he didn’t claim ignorance, but came up with an utterly benign version of it.
Here is the strategy the Awate duo employ in their anesthetizing mission: if any damaging evidence surfaces, deny it; but if the chances of counter-evidence seems to be real, trivialize it.
Here is how Ghadi handled the claim that I made in this article – that Jebha burned all Tigre books:
“Saay, this is sounding as if a library was burned. The ‘books’ are actually handwritten, a few pages typed, copies for use as a teaching aid–sort of a curriculum of a few pages. Some of those who wrote it didn’t even speak Tigayet and all those who were pushing Tigrayet in place of Arabic were Tigrinya speakers, including Zemehret. I am not sure but I doubt if few pages reached the duplicator stage. But exaggeration has been the hallmark on such issues.”
His first reaction was: how do I attribute the burning of the Tigre books to Kebessa elite? This is a brilliant move, because if he could do that, the Tigre elites would be absolved of that horrendous sin of burning their language – for that is what the burning of the books symbolized. First, he claimed that it was written by Tigrignas who don’t speak Tigre (or Tigayet, as he calls it)! The idea is to make it seem a preposterous idea from the very beginning. And in doing that, Ghadi found a perfect scapegoat: Zemhret Yohannes! This is a smart move since it would make many of the Kebessa zombies happy, that being part of the ongoing anesthesiology.
Ghadi’s second strategy is to trivialize the incident to an inconsequential point: that it is a matter of few handwritten pages. Think of Jebha that has been printing countless pamphlets suddenly preferring to do it the medieval way, with hand-writing scribes toiling in the candle light, when it comes to books!
Enter Amnuel Hidrat, who spoils this damage control by spilling the beans, telling the Awate duo that the burning concerns 1,500 printed books written by none other than Kerenites (which means that Gadi had heard it before over and over one thousand and one times, as a bed-time story).
Since the spilling of the beans, we have yet to hear from Gadi on this matter.
Rahayta, before we go into details
i have a honest question:
do share the position of “mehretu habte” aka “cow face”
aka “(wanna be) noble teacher” aka “sye” aka 100names if it comes to eritrea?
Rahayta, my question was not meant ironical!
But your answer is important as I and everybody else could then judge what your intention could be.
It is the same like xy aka 100 names it would be boring twisted anti-eritreanism.
But if you have valid sorrows about our Tigre culture, then put it here without insultings people generally.
Than you will maybe see, that a lot of people will have open ears for your message…
Semira May 20, 2014
ህዝቢ ኤርትራ፡ ብጨካናት ህግደፍ ተበይኑ
ሰሙን ሰሙን ኣብ ዝሓለፍካዮ፡ ሓዘን ኮይኑ
አለኹልካ፡ አጆኻ ዝብሎ ስኢኑ
እንታይሞ፡ ስውእ ዘይትንስእ ኮይኑ
ናይቶም ብሂወት ዘለና
ዳርጋ፡ ከም ምውታት ኮይና
ካን ብጠጠውና
ስውኣት ሓዚኖም ብኣና
እወ! ብኣና
mussie dagnew May 20, 2014
24 ግንቦት ኣብ ዓዓመቱ ክመጽእን ከነብዕሎን ኢና። ኣብ ከመይ ዝበለ ኩነታት እቲ ዕለት ይመጽእ ግን ኣገዳሲ ኢዩ። ሎሚ ኤርትራን ህዝባን ኣብ ድቕድቕ ጸልማት ተሸሚምና ኣሎና። እቲ ዕለት ድማ ነዚ ከንጸባርቕ ይግብኦ።
እቲ ዕለት ናይ ቃልሲ ዕለት ኢዩ። ቃልሲ ኣንጻር ጊላዊ ስርዓት ህግደፍ፥ ህዝብና ካብ ናይ ዘይሰብኣዊ ሃለዋት ነጻ ናይ ምግባር ቃልሲ፥ ኣብ ሃገርና ሰላምን ፍትሕን ዲሞክራስን ናይ ምስፋን ቃልሲ። ህዝብና ብናይ ሕጊ ልዕልነት ክመሓደር ናይ ምግባር ቃልሲ። እቲ ዝርዝር ኣይውዳእን ኢዩ።
ብወገነይ እዚ ክቡር ኣሽሓት ዝኸፈልናሉ ዕለት፤ ኩላትና ኣንጻር ህግደፍ እንቃለስ ደለይቲ ፍትሒ ፍልልያትና ኣኽቢርናን ተጸዋዊርናን፣ ኣንጻር ጸላኢና ስርዓት ህግደፍ ብሓባር ናይ ምቅላስ ማሕላና እነሐድሰሉ ዕለት ክኸውን ይግባእ እብል።
Biniam Abraham May 20, 2014
What a fake independence day you want to celebrate? Independence my a$$! Eritreans, when we’re with Ethiopians, we used to own and sleep in VILLAS. Now, so many number of poor Eritreans are sleeping in IMMIGRATION CAMPS in Ethiopia. Narrow nationalism and extreme hate towards Ethiopians led to a socialquagmire in Eritrea and the worst is yet to come so you should be mournong NOT celebrating you morons.
saud May 21, 2014
their is sam thing wrong whis translation from tgringe to Arabic you must to be like that
من اجل ارتريا الدموقراطية
selamawit2 May 21, 2014
I do care for our Eritrean people.We are Eritreans ,not because we hate & foolishly put down Amharas & Tegaru of Tigray,but because we have rich loving culture & our national identity is Eritreans….
WE ARE ALL ERITREANS, NOT ASHAMED OF OUR TRIBAL /RELIGIOUS/REGIONAL IDENTITY.
Rahayta May 22, 2014
selamawit2 on May 21, 2014 said: “WE ARE ALL ERITREANS, NOT ASHAMED OF OUR TRIBAL /RELIGIOUS/REGIONAL IDENTITY.”
Then why did some ignorant so called elite Eritreans, who see themselves as slaves, burn Eritrean Tigre language elementary school textbooks in the ELF or Jabha?
Here is the evidence from the ex Jabhas:
The burning of Tigre books – Saleh Ghadi’s account
If there is one human being that would never be suspected of ignorance in matters big and small regarding Jebha, it would be Ghadi. So the idea that somehow he was not in the know regarding the burning of Tigre books in mieda would be a joke. Only he didn’t claim ignorance, but came up with an utterly benign version of it.
Here is the strategy the Awate duo employ in their anesthetizing mission: if any damaging evidence surfaces, deny it; but if the chances of counter-evidence seems to be real, trivialize it.
Here is how Ghadi handled the claim that I made in this article – that Jebha burned all Tigre books:
“Saay, this is sounding as if a library was burned. The ‘books’ are actually handwritten, a few pages typed, copies for use as a teaching aid–sort of a curriculum of a few pages. Some of those who wrote it didn’t even speak Tigayet and all those who were pushing Tigrayet in place of Arabic were Tigrinya speakers, including Zemehret. I am not sure but I doubt if few pages reached the duplicator stage. But exaggeration has been the hallmark on such issues.”
His first reaction was: how do I attribute the burning of the Tigre books to Kebessa elite? This is a brilliant move, because if he could do that, the Tigre elites would be absolved of that horrendous sin of burning their language – for that is what the burning of the books symbolized. First, he claimed that it was written by Tigrignas who don’t speak Tigre (or Tigayet, as he calls it)! The idea is to make it seem a preposterous idea from the very beginning. And in doing that, Ghadi found a perfect scapegoat: Zemhret Yohannes! This is a smart move since it would make many of the Kebessa zombies happy, that being part of the ongoing anesthesiology.
Ghadi’s second strategy is to trivialize the incident to an inconsequential point: that it is a matter of few handwritten pages. Think of Jebha that has been printing countless pamphlets suddenly preferring to do it the medieval way, with hand-writing scribes toiling in the candle light, when it comes to books!
Enter Amnuel Hidrat, who spoils this damage control by spilling the beans, telling the Awate duo that the burning concerns 1,500 printed books written by none other than Kerenites (which means that Gadi had heard it before over and over one thousand and one times, as a bed-time story).
Since the spilling of the beans, we have yet to hear from Gadi on this matter.
YG
selamawit2 May 23, 2014
Rahayta, before we go into details
i have a honest question:
do share the position of “mehretu habte” aka “cow face”
aka “(wanna be) noble teacher” aka “sye” aka 100names if it comes to eritrea?
selamawit2 May 27, 2014
Rahayta, my question was not meant ironical!
But your answer is important as I and everybody else could then judge what your intention could be.
It is the same like xy aka 100 names it would be boring twisted anti-eritreanism.
But if you have valid sorrows about our Tigre culture, then put it here without insultings people generally.
Than you will maybe see, that a lot of people will have open ears for your message…