Justice had been buried from conscience in Eritrean field for extended time to loose its grip to fall
in deep hole . Now , somebody try to bring it out back where it belong to its owners , the people .
If we consider both Eritreans, it shows the majority high class does not even realize that Justice is lost. The remaining lower class who realize that Justice is lost does not even realize that they can use a machine to hasten the realization of Justice. What a paradox the Eritrean people are experiencing. Well explained cartoon!
You never never dig for justice you fight for it even if it takes 1, 2, or even 3 generations. But I guess Eritreans have no guts for that right?
they prefer to die in the Sea, Desert or even their liver or kidney or even eys taken out and still they will bawd like slaves. Get me one Eritrean who has got guts to fight for his people or even his brother or sister, well? Yes, your answer is NO! but he will pay to get his brother or sister out and leave the other brothers and sister to die or get raped, well, what do you call this then?
FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE IS WORTH DYING, SO WHEN YOU SEE YEMANE MONKEY SOME WHERE IN EUROPE OR STATES WELL, GET RID OF HIM, THAT IS JUSTICE MAN!
Justice is in the eye of the beholder dears.Seeing what is going on in the post-revolution countries of the Arab world, we might as well count our blessings and say, “Egzio tezekerro le ngusne Issaias we ikebo wetre betsega we beselam msle serawitu wekulomu mequanntu”. How about that for a change? HMMMMM..it works, doe it not?
keren September 9, 2014
MY friends justice must be demanded not looked for.
And Peoples are the dispensers not the recipients of true justice.
The cartoon would befit a scene where the people know were justice is buried but dare not dig it out.
ahmed saleh September 10, 2014
Justice had been buried from conscience in Eritrean field for extended time to loose its grip to fall
in deep hole . Now , somebody try to bring it out back where it belong to its owners , the people .
gde haqi September 10, 2014
If we consider both Eritreans, it shows the majority high class does not even realize that Justice is lost. The remaining lower class who realize that Justice is lost does not even realize that they can use a machine to hasten the realization of Justice. What a paradox the Eritrean people are experiencing. Well explained cartoon!
United we stand Divided we fall.
Isayas Aforki September 10, 2014
You never never dig for justice you fight for it even if it takes 1, 2, or even 3 generations. But I guess Eritreans have no guts for that right?
they prefer to die in the Sea, Desert or even their liver or kidney or even eys taken out and still they will bawd like slaves. Get me one Eritrean who has got guts to fight for his people or even his brother or sister, well? Yes, your answer is NO! but he will pay to get his brother or sister out and leave the other brothers and sister to die or get raped, well, what do you call this then?
FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE IS WORTH DYING, SO WHEN YOU SEE YEMANE MONKEY SOME WHERE IN EUROPE OR STATES WELL, GET RID OF HIM, THAT IS JUSTICE MAN!
Dibe Kulu September 10, 2014
Justice is in the eye of the beholder dears.Seeing what is going on in the post-revolution countries of the Arab world, we might as well count our blessings and say, “Egzio tezekerro le ngusne Issaias we ikebo wetre betsega we beselam msle serawitu wekulomu mequanntu”. How about that for a change? HMMMMM..it works, doe it not?