Realy ,great Job!But we can mobilise more people in to demonstration.Don’t forget the Power of demonstration against a big dictaters and a small country like Eritrea.This is realy the fruit of good eritrean academics on the back.Bravo!
These young Eritrean generation, who are the victim of systematic oppression and violation of human rights in their own county by the most repressive regimes on the planet, they are brave, they are resilient. These young sous have been through a lot of harsh situations but they still hope and work hard to bring about change. You, my compatriots deserve recognition and admiration for you are doing. I hope and pray that the United Nations will listen to our tribulations and help us defeat the anti-Eritrean, anti-human inhuman archaic ruthless savage PFDJ regime.
However, we Eritreans need to Unite and work together and continue the spirit and momentum of Geneva, Tel Aviv and Addis Ababa until we secure our ultimate goal which is free Eritrea governed by the rule of law and not by the rule of fear. Fear or beastly human beings.
May God empower all Eritreans especially those who participated in this rallies and beyond. Thank you.
Please visite madote.com and look at the pictures of the supporters of the dictator. 95# old woman, 1% old man, 1% asylum seekers and 3% deqi-mear( ebay europe) who have never contributed anything to Eritrea. Please assenna why dont you tell us about the stooges?
The struggle for political reform won’t stop until people’s
cause which we paid dearly accomplished its goal . And
to witness young Eritrean generation follow the steps of
their elders path in fighting against unjust leadership
administration give hope for Justice seekers inside and
outside the country . This kind of loud echo of people’s
voice is powerful not to underestimate it’s impact .
Let’s keep the volume of people’s voice louder and louder
till penetrate into the clogged ears of deaf wanna be
counterparts fellow Eritrean .
Hope is alive , well done brothers/sisters at this important
event to voice for the voiceless weak .
God bless for the righteous and for the wrongful I leave them
at the hand of God for his mysterious handling.
Moderator:
I noticed my commentary is deleted. I am reposting it in two parts. I hope this will be OK.
Subject: “Assenna Unedited Geneva Rally Clip June 26, 2015 by assenna on June 26, 2015 “
It was an extraordinary peaceful rally. No doubt, it will give positive image of Eritrea in the minds of foreign spectators as well as in the circuit of the international community – and specifically in the organization of Human Rights Commission. In an interdependent international community, Eritrea (needless to say) cannot afford to be isolated as a pariah State. It is simply madness to fight the world.
Another extraordinary aspect of the civilized peaceful rally is the nature (composition) of the gallant participants. According to Amanuel Iyasu’s at-sight reportage, the composition of the rally is 95% Young Eritreans! This is a refreshing development where Eritrea is taken over by Young Eritreans, as it should be. It is, in fact, way overdue. The destiny of Eritrea must be shaped by Eritrean Youths. They can’t be any worse than their preceding aged generation – let’s leave it to history (ታሪኻዊ ትዕዝብቲ).
Another point is a plea to Assenna Foundation. Assenna is doing an extraordinary service to the cause of Eritrea. It is my humble suggestion that Assenna Foundation take upon itself an additional responsibility to be the FOCAL POINT in progressing the cause of Eritrea to its political climax. Let us take a couple of examples:
1) The conclusion (recommendation) of the Human Rights Council (HRC): It is supposed that the recommendation of HRC would be transmitted to the highest body of the United Nation organization. Assenna Foundation could be the FOCAL POINT for the progression (i.e. follow-up, coordination, taking common action as necessary, etc) on the matter to its final conclusion. This role, of course, needs that Assenna Foundation be expanded beyond its existing task of journalism. Experts in applicable professions could be consulted on the matter; and
2) Ideas emanating from various Eritreans groups or individuals: This could be transmitted to Assenna Foundation for coordination, examination, and developing a common course of action to remedy the fundamental problem in Eritrea leading to a common outcome. This will eliminate the disarray of ideas coming out from every direction, though presumably all working for the same goal! If so, why not direct all these ideas into a common depository for a common
conclusion. Continued on Part II
mussie June 26, 2015
The end of hgdef junta is on the horizon. I am really proud of you guys for being voice of our voiceless people.
Dawit June 27, 2015
Realy ,great Job!But we can mobilise more people in to demonstration.Don’t forget the Power of demonstration against a big dictaters and a small country like Eritrea.This is realy the fruit of good eritrean academics on the back.Bravo!
Kombishtato June 26, 2015
Great job Geneva.
Selamawi June 26, 2015
These young Eritrean generation, who are the victim of systematic oppression and violation of human rights in their own county by the most repressive regimes on the planet, they are brave, they are resilient. These young sous have been through a lot of harsh situations but they still hope and work hard to bring about change. You, my compatriots deserve recognition and admiration for you are doing. I hope and pray that the United Nations will listen to our tribulations and help us defeat the anti-Eritrean, anti-human inhuman archaic ruthless savage PFDJ regime.
However, we Eritreans need to Unite and work together and continue the spirit and momentum of Geneva, Tel Aviv and Addis Ababa until we secure our ultimate goal which is free Eritrea governed by the rule of law and not by the rule of fear. Fear or beastly human beings.
May God empower all Eritreans especially those who participated in this rallies and beyond. Thank you.
REDI June 26, 2015
I LOVED IT;;;;;
Tewelde June 26, 2015
fantastic Job!!! DEKI ERI
Tesfit June 26, 2015
ጀጋኑ ደቂ ዓደይ፣ እስኹምሲ እንቋዕ ደኣ ተወለድኩም። ሓበን ኤርትራ።
Harent June 27, 2015
Viva Geneva!
Change is coming Deki Eri!!! Proud of every single one of you that were in Geneva, Addis Ababa and Tel Aviv!
Thank you all the True Jouranlist like Amanuel for supporting Deleiti Fithi!!!
Sak June 27, 2015
Please visite madote.com and look at the pictures of the supporters of the dictator. 95# old woman, 1% old man, 1% asylum seekers and 3% deqi-mear( ebay europe) who have never contributed anything to Eritrea. Please assenna why dont you tell us about the stooges?
AHMED SALEH *** June 27, 2015
The struggle for political reform won’t stop until people’s
cause which we paid dearly accomplished its goal . And
to witness young Eritrean generation follow the steps of
their elders path in fighting against unjust leadership
administration give hope for Justice seekers inside and
outside the country . This kind of loud echo of people’s
voice is powerful not to underestimate it’s impact .
Let’s keep the volume of people’s voice louder and louder
till penetrate into the clogged ears of deaf wanna be
counterparts fellow Eritrean .
Hope is alive , well done brothers/sisters at this important
event to voice for the voiceless weak .
God bless for the righteous and for the wrongful I leave them
at the hand of God for his mysterious handling.
rezen June 27, 2015
Moderator:
I noticed my commentary is deleted. I am reposting it in two parts. I hope this will be OK.
Subject: “Assenna Unedited Geneva Rally Clip June 26, 2015 by assenna on June 26, 2015 “
It was an extraordinary peaceful rally. No doubt, it will give positive image of Eritrea in the minds of foreign spectators as well as in the circuit of the international community – and specifically in the organization of Human Rights Commission. In an interdependent international community, Eritrea (needless to say) cannot afford to be isolated as a pariah State. It is simply madness to fight the world.
Another extraordinary aspect of the civilized peaceful rally is the nature (composition) of the gallant participants. According to Amanuel Iyasu’s at-sight reportage, the composition of the rally is 95% Young Eritreans! This is a refreshing development where Eritrea is taken over by Young Eritreans, as it should be. It is, in fact, way overdue. The destiny of Eritrea must be shaped by Eritrean Youths. They can’t be any worse than their preceding aged generation – let’s leave it to history (ታሪኻዊ ትዕዝብቲ).
Another point is a plea to Assenna Foundation. Assenna is doing an extraordinary service to the cause of Eritrea. It is my humble suggestion that Assenna Foundation take upon itself an additional responsibility to be the FOCAL POINT in progressing the cause of Eritrea to its political climax. Let us take a couple of examples:
1) The conclusion (recommendation) of the Human Rights Council (HRC): It is supposed that the recommendation of HRC would be transmitted to the highest body of the United Nation organization. Assenna Foundation could be the FOCAL POINT for the progression (i.e. follow-up, coordination, taking common action as necessary, etc) on the matter to its final conclusion. This role, of course, needs that Assenna Foundation be expanded beyond its existing task of journalism. Experts in applicable professions could be consulted on the matter; and
2) Ideas emanating from various Eritreans groups or individuals: This could be transmitted to Assenna Foundation for coordination, examination, and developing a common course of action to remedy the fundamental problem in Eritrea leading to a common outcome. This will eliminate the disarray of ideas coming out from every direction, though presumably all working for the same goal! If so, why not direct all these ideas into a common depository for a common
conclusion. Continued on Part II
assenna June 28, 2015
Dear Rezen,
Stop posting long comments.