Amanuel I want to thank you for hosting Dr. Bereket Habtesilase.It was an impressive interview ever.For the most I was really attracted and touched by giving him a respect “atum”. He is an icon who deserves to be called “atum”.Hope you will host him in the future for detailed chat of his over all experience for independence of Eritrea starting from Janhoy Era as he is a live book in addition to his books.
Thanx Dr .stay long!
I though the interview with Prof. Bereket Habtesellasie went very well and you have given the Eritrean Icon the opportunity to explain his position after the recent ‘controversial’ interview he had given to a foreign media. I congratulate Assenna for this commendable job and I am sure you will keep on doing the right things for your people.
As usual, the man (dr. Bereket) has done superb in this interview. Some ill-minded people has tried to get him off the context but he has superbly managed them. Personally he was my idol and I had placed much hope to be the potential leader for both Eritrea and Ethiopia, in as much as I did put that same trust on Lt. General Amanmichael Andom. However, it takes two to tango and these opportunities have passed and missed. Let us all now follow this man and take his advice and his likes before it is too late for these elders of ours are not immortal.
Please dr. Bereket do not give up in making youself clear and explicit. Ii for one am behind you with all those whom I can convince to follow youu!!!!!!!!!!
Please take note that there are some errors in spelling an grammer in my abve comments due to haste, but the remains that what is traspired in there!!!!!!!!!!
Dr. Bereket. I appreciate your contribution to the struggle to build a democratic Eritrea, specifically in writing the constitution. However it is good if you stop being emotional. Please try to be realistic and make sure your words are not contradictory to the mission and objective of any change that may come in the near future.
wedi moke October 18, 2011
Amanuel I want to thank you for hosting Dr. Bereket Habtesilase.It was an impressive interview ever.For the most I was really attracted and touched by giving him a respect “atum”. He is an icon who deserves to be called “atum”.Hope you will host him in the future for detailed chat of his over all experience for independence of Eritrea starting from Janhoy Era as he is a live book in addition to his books.
Thanx Dr .stay long!
awet October 21, 2011
I though the interview with Prof. Bereket Habtesellasie went very well and you have given the Eritrean Icon the opportunity to explain his position after the recent ‘controversial’ interview he had given to a foreign media. I congratulate Assenna for this commendable job and I am sure you will keep on doing the right things for your people.
Michael Berehe October 28, 2011
As usual, the man (dr. Bereket) has done superb in this interview. Some ill-minded people has tried to get him off the context but he has superbly managed them. Personally he was my idol and I had placed much hope to be the potential leader for both Eritrea and Ethiopia, in as much as I did put that same trust on Lt. General Amanmichael Andom. However, it takes two to tango and these opportunities have passed and missed. Let us all now follow this man and take his advice and his likes before it is too late for these elders of ours are not immortal.
Please dr. Bereket do not give up in making youself clear and explicit. Ii for one am behind you with all those whom I can convince to follow youu!!!!!!!!!!
Michael Berehe October 28, 2011
Please take note that there are some errors in spelling an grammer in my abve comments due to haste, but the remains that what is traspired in there!!!!!!!!!!
Arkebe October 28, 2011
Dr. Bereket. I appreciate your contribution to the struggle to build a democratic Eritrea, specifically in writing the constitution. However it is good if you stop being emotional. Please try to be realistic and make sure your words are not contradictory to the mission and objective of any change that may come in the near future.