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Fetsum Abraham//5/14/2013 I first want to encourage the opposition forces to continue the resistance, yet I respect and thank them all for hanging on this far individually or in group. As we all know, our opposition forces

Fetsum Abraham//5/14/2013

I first want to encourage the opposition forces to continue the resistance, yet I respect and thank them all for hanging on this far individually or in group.
As we all know, our opposition forces (parties And CIVIC organizations) were doing their activities without a threat from the independent minded pro-democracy forces in Diaspora. They took so much time to unite and yet, they are still apart certainly for obvious reasons. As the tide of the movement turns in favor of people looking for democracy in Eritrea, the comfort zone of the scattered opposition forces aiming at undemocratically controlling political power appears to be in serious problem with all respect to whoever is affected by this assumption.
First, you do not form a political party and refuse to unite with other political parties unless you want to lead without a democratic process. You do not form a youth organization and refuse to unite with others alike unless you aim at political power in post-Afwerki Eritrea without election. Once we agree on transitional government as the only process by which democracy comes to Eritrea, the rest boils down to how genuine and practical the party and organizational leaders are in this respect. There is no other litmus test for genuine democratic spirit than forming a united front and joining it: Something is wrong otherwise and we will fight back to save the future of Eritrea from power mongering individuals that would not hesitate to dictate forever like that guy in Asmara.
If democracy means tolerance to opinion differences and if a transitional government requires unconditional unity of all opposition forces, can the staggering division of our forces and youth imply breaching the concept of democracy? What else then: The answer is positive and this is what Eritreans in Diaspora must be clear on and pressurize their leaders for unconditional unity before another surprise takes place in Eritrea. By then of course the nation will be useless all together because it is already at the bottom of the list in everything. Eritrea cannot afford another dictatorship in its current situation where it lags its neighbors in education, stability, exodus, human rights, etc. without becoming an easy prey of enemies and disintegrating because of civil war.
With intentionally broken family structure that went on for two decades and a systematically gutted out urban youth of the country leaving behind a well indoctrinated and uneducated peasant army only capable of protecting the regime, our country can neither protect itself from its enemies not can our people react to any adversities. Any mistake the resistance may undergo can cause a serious problem to the desperate society that has become a victim of power thirsty leaders all over the place. The society is today sandwiched between the destructive forces of dictatorship at home and some selfish leaders of the opposition forces who resist working under a united front. Responsibility lies on every Eritrean to do the right thing before the Afwerki regime completely collapses. Should the regime fall before the resistance unites chances are Eritreans will continue to suffer and abandon their country in mass probably with greater magnitude than ever before. The disgust and hopelessness will worsen and nationalism will further lose its essence putting the society in critical situation.
Seemingly, there are many Eritreans today silently watching the drama from distance. The excuse is, “the hopeless opposition forces” and I think it makes sense to some extent.
What is interesting in the flip of the coin is that some individuals working under organizations are not comfortable to hear UNITY and yet trying to spot a common ground that makes them work together outside FORMIG A TRANSITIONAL GOVERNMENT in Eritrea. This is having the cake and eating it too. What other common ground do we have other than this? How can the forces complain of lacking mass support when they are the main cause of the problem? Why should an Eritrean support individual forces that resist going through a transitional government to take power in the country? At the bottom line, there is no priority and a common ground for UNITY other than FORMING A TRANSIONAL GOVERNMENT and any one having a problem with this must be grilled to answer why and even rejected outright?
Please pay attention to how many parties and youth organization claiming for democracy we have around when in reality, the concept of democracy is a constant phenomenon that does not change forever. There is no other form of democracy except democracy itself, nor is there another form of justice other than justice itself. There is no ethnic or religious nor is there African or Caucasians democracy and justice, but only democracy and justice. Any religiously or ethnically affiliated organization cannot bring democracy and cannot rescue the people that it claims to represent. It rather uses them to control political power at the expense of their lives and destiny at large. A self nominated leader that concentrates on religion or ethnicity to solve the problems of a diversified society like ours is using his community as means of controlling power without representing its most fundamental issues, and will go as far as destroying everything including the community in question for power.
This is easy to prove: Can a MOSLEM or a CHRISTIAN organization make it without destroying the other? Can an ethnic based organization make it without antagonizing others in the society? A so-called leader as such is a bandit or a thug that does not care about his own community at all beyond using its sacrifice as a stepping ground to take power by force. Such a terrorist force is tuned to first destroy its own community for greed. Democratic forces must reject such enemies before they mushroom into a full-fledged force that can threaten our society.
In the flip of the coin, any organizational leader insisting on bringing democracy separate from others is a good an enemy as the menace two in the previous paragraph. I would ask a simple question if I were a member of an organization: what is the difference between your concept of democracy and others’ for me to follow you? Are you for transitional government or what? If the first, then why are you resisting unity? If the second, then what do you want?
In conclusion, the concept of democracy demands its practical application in any circumstance. One has to first liberate the self before liberating others and any ethnic or religious oriented self-appointed leader does not have a liberated mind to liberate anything. So is any leader that resists a united front: he is not free himself to free others…PERIOD. Any organization against unity is a potential dictator as greedy and destructive as the system in Asmara. And any individual that buys the BS of such leaders is a potential slave ready to serve the master at the expense of society. TRANSITIONAL GOVERNMENT requires unconditional unity and let us please work hard to unite the forces as the main goal of the resistance. Do not accept any excuse against unity: this is not the time for Eritreans to separate and any organization claiming to bring about a better democracy in Eritrea is simply cheating. It therefore is the responsibility of every Eritrean to understand the consequence of recklessness in this issue and stand for a united front as strong as possible before it is too late.

I remind the Diaspora should request UNCONDITIONAL UNITY of all forces for TRANTIONAL GOVERNMENT in Eritrea during the Independence Day festivities as the priority of the struggle for DEMOCRACY. There is no freedom without this and it is not worth struggling for another opportunist to dictate without UNITY!! Happy Independence Day!

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  • Adhanom May 18, 2013

    Dear Petros,

    THIS IS A RESPONSE TO CONSTRUCTIVE COMMENT THAT MR PETROS GAVE ME PREVIOUSLY.

    I need to make clear that the political discussion or debate that we are doing has to be based on past historical experiences and the existing real situation in Eritrea which considers:

    1.State formulation,
    2.The social institutions including the customary laws
    3.The positive and negative colonial legacy
    4.The fragile politics and conflict in 1940’s
    5.The intervention and violation of Ethiopia in eradicating the internal government and its constitution in 1950’s
    6.The roots and challenges of the armed struggle for independence
    7.The merits and demerits of the armed struggle for independence
    8.Thee post independence political development- the birth of militant, aggressive, violent and outlaw regime

    If we are able to digest the above stated critical issues from historical perspective, we can design a workable, reasonable and legitimate policy, system and program in our country. In spite of your wonderful theoretical presentation of your comment, practically I found it missing certain substances. Whether we like or not, whatever system or policy we develop, we cannot satisfy each individual or groups, because at certain level or point some individuals or groups may not be benefited. The state usually focuses on benefits or happiness of the majority. Nonetheless, the government should create a room to assist those disadvantaged citizens. Otherwise, brother Pteros, if you are capable to develop a system which considers the interest, needs and aspiration of each individual, you are welcome.

    Let me throw some light to what you have commented me before:
    “ …. I don’t think you are denying the practices of deliberate or unintended practices of discrimination, or disadvantaged past to the Eritrea’s ethnic or religious communities, including the indiscriminate oppression towards the people of Eritrea in general, …” (Petros)

    My question is that: who is discriminated? Who are the discriminators? Who are the oppressed citizens? Who is the oppressors? Can you support your point with well researched statistical figures?

    I do sense that there is no equal distribution of social services in every corner of Eritrea. Primarily this mess up appeared during Italian colonial period as the central part where majority Tigrinya and Christian highlanders live, got some benefits from Italian civilization, but the peripheral areas were badly marginalized; and later became the ground for battle fronts. In post independent Eritrea, the enthusiasm and the efforts of the Government of Eritrea has to be appreciated for distribution the social services though the process is not well structured and organized. If you ask me is it enough or what supposed to be? My answer is NO. Because installing economic, social and political liberation is a process and it needs much resources, intellect, institutions and discipline. For example those Canadian Aborigines are still fighting for their rights as there are some elements of discrimination though Canada is one of the best country which advocate human rights and democracy. If we are expecting some miracle to happen in Eritrea, let us pray. I advice to climb the ladder step by step if not terrible falling down could emerge…

    “The concept of self determination has universal value, in fact it’s origin was the United Nations, I believe at that time it was called “League of Nations”, and there is nothing wrong with people addressing their preference on the political system in advance, in other words, while they are struggling, every social movement does that, even political parties have to advocate on what kind of system they would like to see implement and adhere to, in fact their political program & strategy should clearly address their future political system … if not that party has no basis to struggle … that is why I insist, having a platform is not the problem, the real challenge is how could a national unity can be carved, through the art of compromise and reconciliations ….” (Petros)

    Theoretically, I concord with you 100%, but in practice it is fluid in Eritrea. For example we have nine registered ethnic groups based on language. Most of them they do not have clear boundaries or frontiers; in fact they are living together in peace, because migration and counter migrations. Mr. Petros, you are telling us self-determination has universal value supported by United Nation. It is good whenever we find it workable anywhere, but at the same time the United Nations seriously respects the TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY AND SOVEREIGNITY OF ONE STATE you, Mr. Petros, skipped in your comments. For example, the Nigerian Government has dispatched massive soldiers to fight the extremists who preferred to form an Islamic State by killing thousands of innocents.
    The same is true if these ethnic or religious questions in Eritrea fails to raise in legal, sincere, respectful and disciplined way, its consequence will be so harsh; and nobody will be benefited.

    “Again my dear Adhanom, This is a political matter, it is not a matter to be left for intellectuals and experts … You may solicit for advice and guidance from scholars and experts, but a political resistance movement will end up primarily in the hands of politicians, in most cases, these political movements, including their leaders ruled by a set of rules that is suitable for them to gain access to a political power, hopefully through election, eventually it enables them to control power, this way they can implement their political program and agendas … There no other magic formula to it …” (Petros)

    I am sorry brother to say that most of the politicians in Africa I see are selfish, corrupted, narrow, sectarian and less visionary. Most of the time, they are working to exploit the roots of conflict or disagreement for their political grip instead of directing to national reconciliation and sustainable peace. If Ethiopia becomes a ground for incubation of political parties, reached more than 30, the suffering citizens have appetite to play with political games or dreams. I do understand that generalization brings wrong conclusion, but most of our politicians are not technical people. Whatever dream they have, we should primarily acknowledge the inputs of intellectuals and experts to develop the major policies, but functional policy may be done accordingly.
    Our political parties have not yet developed mature values of democracy, but they rush to wear the mask of it. That is why Festum noticed, “ Leave it or take it”

    You are dead wrong again, How could you be able to rule a country with out a political system, To develop a policy, to manage and administer, to enhance the bureaucracy or various institutions, political direction and it’s commands are vital, in fact they can not do with out … and you go figure, the role of political parties !

    “Here you missed the point by a mile, you can suppress movements for so long, but it will come back strong, when it comes it will be much more stronger, one may not be able to handle it … delaying justice has its cost … why do you think the former Soviet Union fragmented into 15 smaller states , how about the former Yugoslav that end up into 6 pieces, How about Checko-slavakia and many others …. in short deal with this issue now before it is too late … As your reference to Issayas regime down playing, or managed the potential danger for sectarian activities, … you are totally off track on this one … this was exactly what the former Soviet Union and the former Yugoslavians used to think !”

    What so far I understand from your analysis, philosophy and approach, you promote sectarianism politics exaggerating the real situation on the ground. As far as I understand the regime in Eritrea is not friendly to any ethnic group or religious side or regional lines. Everyone is being oppressed, and tortured. If you are telling us that the Tigrinya and Christian ethnic group are oppressors or discriminators, you are doing a historical error. You can check the list of names who are either tortured and perished in Sinai desert and Mediterranean Sea. We need gentle collective struggle despite our difference, and ethnic or religious or regional problems can be addressed gradually and in institutionalized manner. What priority that comes in my mind is national salvation? But, if you have sufficient resource (i.e. human and financial), strong institutions, comfortable ground and consistent mass support, have a nice journey to address all the problems over night.

    To be clear my political stand is: let us factorize our problems, and order them according their priorities; and develop a workable strategy, and mobilize our meager resources and implement it with determination. I suggest that factorization way of solving problems, because most of the opposition parties are running with “INFUSION”, and some them are in bed because of “malnutrition”.

    Thank you for your warm discussion!!

    Hawika Adhanom

  • Adhanom May 18, 2013

    correction!

    Line 7

    My question is that: who is discriminated? Who are the discriminators? Who are the oppressed citizens? Who are the oppressors? Can you support your point with well researched statistical figures?

    Thanks!!

  • belay nega May 18, 2013

    GHENET

    Our problem goes beyond BADEME and the CONSTITUTION

    • Ghenet May 19, 2013

      Belay,
      that is exactly my point.
      For some reason DIA has shown neither intention nor good will to see eritrean and eritreans stand up and have confidence on ouselves in OUR COUNTRY as if the land and the people are him properties, just like a farm. Don’t you think change is due?

      • belay nega May 19, 2013

        Ghenet

        You ignoring too much Ethiopians.

  • belay nega May 18, 2013

    GENET

    The annoyed are 1%.Eritrea will will be for Eritreans.

    • Genet May 20, 2013

      What? what are you saying Mr Nega?
      Genet

  • Genet May 20, 2013

    Asmara2, what ever your name is 2,3…

    I care less how you conduct yourself. I don’t expect you to be a man/woman of honor. You are impaired and intoxicated with PFDJ propaganda or perks and benefits. You are a savage wild animal unleashed up on the Eritrean people.

    There is no single new point in your writhing. It is all, old recycled garbage. WOULDN’T BE THIS, WOULDN’T BE THAT, WOULDN’T BE IT. IT IS ALL DISGUSTING EXCUSES BY THE DICTATOR TO HOLD ONTO A POWER THAT IS SLIPPING FROM HIS FINGER.

    FOR YOUR INFO. WE ERITREAN CAN WALK AND CHEW GUM AT THE SAME TIME. According to you, border issue calls for dictator to rule without check and balance. BORDER ISSUE, OH MY GOD, THE ONLY ACCREDITED UNIVERSITY HAS TO BE CLOSED AND REPLASED WITH WORTHLESS TECHNICAL SCHOOLS. WHO SAID THAT BECAUSE THERE IS A BORDER ISSUE, YOU HAVE TO JEOPARDIZE THE FUTURE OF YOUNG ERITREAN. I AM GOING TO EXPRESS MY VIEW, YOU LIKE IT OR NOT.

    I DON’T HAVE TO CALL YOU ANY NAME. ANY ONE CAN READ YOUR NOTES AND SAY, HE IS NOT WELL.
    Genet

    • Asmara2 May 20, 2013

      “…..There is no single new point in your writhing……” says the idiot.

      – The same border issue is still at large
      – Woyanie is still carping on our sovereign land
      – Woyanie is still jumping up and down, threatening our nation
      – The West is still giving a blind eye to the border injustice
      – The Eritrean government still has to defend the nation
      – The cruel unjust west is still planning to strengthen its unjust punishment on Eritrea, sanction and what not
      – The same Anatsu Nay Woyanie are still barking, still wanting to ride on the back of the Woyanie and trying to take advantage of unjustified choking of Eritrea to their cheap advantage
      – The same Anatsu Nay Woyanie are disseminating, more strongly, their unionist agendas
      – The more the injustice continues and becomes stronger, the more cautious the Eritrean government would be, the more it would function in abnormal way
      – Abnormal circumstances create abnormal rules
      – These conditions lead to working according to priority

      It all fallows “Cause and Effect”

      Given all the abnormal conditions, the Eritrean government is doing extra good! Everything is relative and you always have to add “Under a certain condition”…always mention the condition

      But, what do you know? Stupidity is cruel .

      So, again here is the list. Try to answer them one by one. It is true or false to make it easier on you
      Now, here is where you should start. Call it “Justice 100 – Lesson one for the idiot”
      Start with the border issue and answer the following questions:
      – Is the border issue settled by an international court or not?
      – Is the Eritrean government abiding by the ruling or not?
      – Does that make the Eritrean government on the right side of justice or not? (Here is that “Justice” again)
      – If the border ruling is already settled and virtual delamination is done, then – isn’t Woyanie’s military presence in Eritrean soil a violation of Eritrean sovereignty?
      – The international body – the owners of the ruling seem to be indifferent to Woyanies not abiding by the ruling – doesn’t that signify an injustice?
      – Given the fact that it took us ages to get our independence, against all odds and also against past injustice, wouldn’t you say the claim of the Eritrean government that there is a “grave national security issue” is JUSTIFIED?
      – If that is justified, wouldn’t that call for “state of Emergency” situations – and state of Emergency rules?
      – Judging by the performance of the Eritrean government before the war with Woyanie – wouldn’t you say the intention of the Eritrean government is actually noble (Drafting of constitution, free press, free movement etc)?
      – Wouldn’t you say then – the ROOT CAUSE of any condition Eritrea is in is the War with Woyanie and the extended no war- no situation?
      – Here there is the logic of cause and effect, wouldn’t you say that?
      – Listing all the problems we see in Eritrea now alone, and ignoring the rule of cause and effect, then would only be half of the picture, wouldn’t it?
      – So, why the hell are you hallucinating here, accusing the Eritrean government with general – accusations, mostly unfounded?

      • Genet May 20, 2013

        Give it a rest! You are make no sence. Read more and often about countless countries around the world with border issues. These countries cont. to provide their people a normal civilize life. Including provding world class education for generation to come. and simple rule of law. Many countreis with border issue never tried to oppress their won people. According to you, because you have an outside enemy, you are going to torture and kill your own family. THE ERITREAN PEOPLE ARE GOING TO DEFEAT YOU. AS WE DID IN THE PAST THE MANY OPPRESSERs IN OUR COUNTRY. YOU ARE THE UNDERCOVER WOYANIE WORKING VERY HARD TO MAKE SURE ERITREA AND ERITREAN ARE RATED BELOW ALL ETHIOPIAN. YOU ARE THE WOYANIE WHOS WHISHS AND HOPE IS TO SEE ERITREA AND ERITREAN 20 TO 30 YEARS BEHIND THE ETHIOPIAN INCLUDING THE DICTATOR’S HOME STATE TIGRIA. YOU ARE THE ENEMY OF OUR PEOPLE AND COUNTRY. JUST WAIT, AND YOU WILL BE HELD ACCUNTABLE FOR YOUR CRIME AGAINST OUR PEOPLE. WE WILL WIN AND WE WILL CLAIM BACK OUR COUNTRY.
        Genet

        • Asmara2 May 20, 2013

          Are you retarded or what?

          At some point, I remember giving you some teaching on how our border issue differs from other countries’

          Hold on a sec, holly shit! This is a different Genet? Ghenet? What do you know, if this isn’t Miss ጠራዕራዕ number 2!. Same shit though
          What are the odds that two Genets would turn out to be idiots, are call girls of funny hat, and act as gate keepers of this website of “Anatsu Nay Woyanie” ?
          Anyway here is Lesson # 2 For the idiots.
          Pay attention now, here is why our issue with Woyanie is not your regular border issue:
          – The international court of law gave its verdict and the border is delaminated virtually
          – That makes Woyanie’s military existence on our soil, a violation of ERITREAN SOVEREIGNITY
          – Woyanie’s jumping up and down showing its acrobatics inside and over our border constitute national security issue
          – That means, the issue is not an ordinary border dispute anymore.
          – Eritrea is on the right side of justice
          – But injustice is being committed upon our nation from many directions, which would make us to be always alert
          Again, here is what I posted to you on my earlier comment. Questions or check list that you have to answer or address. A simple True or False. Try not to stray away from the issues at hand this time, ok?
          – Is the border issue settled by an international court or not?
          – Is the Eritrean government abiding by the ruling or not?
          – Does that make the Eritrean government on the right side of justice or not? (Here is that “Justice” again)
          – If the border ruling is already settled and virtual delamination is done, then – isn’t Woyanie’s military presence in Eritrean soil a violation of Eritrean sovereignty?
          – The international body – the owners of the ruling seem to be indifferent to Woyanies not abiding by the ruling – doesn’t that signify an injustice?
          – Given the fact that it took us ages to get our independence, against all odds and also against past injustice, wouldn’t you say the claim of the Eritrean government that there is a “grave national security issue” is JUSTIFIED?
          – If that is justified, wouldn’t that call for “state of Emergency” situations – and state of Emergency rules?
          – Judging by the performance of the Eritrean government before the war with Woyanie – wouldn’t you say the intention of the Eritrean government is actually noble (Drafting of constitution, free press, free movement etc)?
          – Wouldn’t you say then – the ROOT CAUSE of any condition Eritrea is in is the War with Woyanie and the extended no war- no situation?
          – Here there is the logic of cause and effect, wouldn’t you say that?
          – Listing all the problems we see in Eritrea now alone, and ignoring the rule of cause and effect, then would only be half of the picture, wouldn’t it?
          – So, why the hell are you hallucinating here, accusing the Eritrean government with general – accusations, mostly unfounded

  • Genet May 20, 2013

    Asmara2,3,4 OR THE WOYONIE WITHIN
    YOU ARE IMPAIRED AND INTOXICATED WITH PFDJ PROPAGANDA OR PERKS AND BENEFITS.

    WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH YOU? YOU CAN’T FIND ANY OTHER WAY TO DEFEND THE DICTATOR? YOU ARE REPEATING YOUR NOTES. YOU DEAD ZOMBIE, GET THE HELL OUT OF OUR COUNTRY. YOU DON’T HAVE A PIECE OF LAND IN ERITREA. WAIT A MINUTE, YOU PAID 2% AND YOU ARE GIVEN OUR LAND IN THE OUTSKIRT OF ASMARA. DON’T GET USED TO IT, BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT GOING TO KEEP IT. NOW, GO ON RUN YOUR FILTHY MOUTH AND MAKE A FOOL OF YOURSELF.
    Genet

    • Asmara2 May 21, 2013

      I have to repeat my notes, I am trying to pass a messege accross to a retarded person, Hallo! What other choice do I have. I am up to nearly an impossible task of making you focus

      Again,here is part of the list.

      – Is the border issue settled by an international court or not?
      – Is the Eritrean government abiding by the ruling or not?
      – Does that make the Eritrean government to be the one on the right side of justice or not? (Here is that “Justice” again)

    • Asmara2 May 21, 2013

      Again, you can not avoid Woyanie’s(Ethiopian government – call it whatever you want) and the border issue because:

      – Woyanie is still carping on our sovereign land
      – Woyanie is still jumping up and down, threatening our nation
      – The West is still giving a blind eye to the border injustice
      – The Eritrean government still has to defend the nation
      – The cruel unjust west is still planning to strengthen its unjust punishment on Eritrea, sanction and what not
      – The same Anatsu Nay Woyanie are still barking, still wanting to ride on the back of the Woyanie and trying to take advantage of unjustified choking of Eritrea to their cheap advantage
      – The same Anatsu Nay Woyanie are disseminating, more strongly, their unionist agendas
      – The more the injustice continues and becomes stronger, the more cautious the Eritrean government would be, the more it would function in abnormal way
      – Abnormal circumstances create abnormal rules
      – These conditions lead to working according to priority

      It all fallows “Cause and Effect”

      • Genet May 21, 2013

        Asmara2 the Woyanie within our country.
        NO BODY IS BUYING, WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN SELLING FOR THE PAST 15 YEARS. PFDJ SYSTEM IS A CORPSE WAITING TO BE DISPOSED BY THE ERITREAN PEOPLE. YOU HAVE TO GIVE UP AT SOME POINT. LIES AND MORE LIES IS NOT WORKING. YOU WOULD LIKE US TO BELIEVE THAT ALL THE PROBLEMS AND DESTRUCTION OF OUR COUNTRY IS BECAUSE OF OUTSIDERS. FISH IN ERITREA WAS DIRT CHEAP 20 YEARS AGO. NOW, IT IS A HOT COMMODITY TO ERITREAN. WHY? NO FISH IN THE RED SEA ANY MORE? NO BECAUSE THE DICTATOR AND PFDJ SYSTEM ARE USING IT AS A WEAPON. IF YOU BELIEVE IT IS THE WEST AND ETHIOPIAN’S FAULT, THEN YOU ARE THE LUNATIC WHO NEEDS A STRAIGHT JACKET.

        You are impaired and intoxicated with PFDJ propaganda or PERKS AND BENEFITS.YOU DON’T KNOW ANY BETTER. WHAT ABOUT THE CAUSE AND EFFECT OF GIVING IN TO AN OUTSIDE ENEMY AND MAKING THE ERITREAN PEOPLE COMPLETELY PARALYZED, IN ALL ASPECT OF LIFE IN THE NAME OF BORDER ISSUE? WELL, YOU ARE NO DIFFERENT THAN THE WOYANIE IN ETHIOPIA. AFTER ALL, YOU ARE THE WOYANIE WITHIN. GET THE HELL OUT OF OUR COUNTRY.
        Genet

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