It is so refreshing to hear these brave sisters speak their opinion and expectations professionally. They landed their points all softly if “we men” could hear it. What a a difference without too many points wondering off tangentially.
There was no word of hate and trashing others. Directed their point to the audience and to Eritrea. Alisha, Fana, The other speaker all are done well. I took my time to listen to it and it was something new for Eritrean event to listen to what they have to say.
Eritrean men: think and talk and work from this same level of professionalism level if we are going to bring change. Do not drag yourself down to the level of the opposing side. Change comes, many times, slowly.
More power to you and hope you continue to stay the course Sisters. God bless to all Peace lovers.
Well said Mike. We, the men, need to learn to respect our females. And we can start right here.
I for one have always been respectful of women and I will continue to be do.
The regime we have in Asmara is amazing…
The latest PIA statement about S. Sudan says how the Eritrean ppl and his regime supported the independence of S. S. Blah, blah. The regime loves to put words into the Eritrean ppl’s mouth, but the truth is ppl don’ have and never had a say on who to support. If you guys remember, when S. S. was conducting referendum, it was a headline around the world but our regime for whatever reason censored it and did a total blackout on it. They were forced to mention it only when the dictator travelled there to participate on the independence declaration. After all of this, now for PR purpose they’re telling the world how the Eri ppl supported it etc…..Hasewti!!! They think all of us Eritrean ppl are stupid who can’t think. Shamwful.
Mike March 10, 2014
It is so refreshing to hear these brave sisters speak their opinion and expectations professionally. They landed their points all softly if “we men” could hear it. What a a difference without too many points wondering off tangentially.
There was no word of hate and trashing others. Directed their point to the audience and to Eritrea. Alisha, Fana, The other speaker all are done well. I took my time to listen to it and it was something new for Eritrean event to listen to what they have to say.
Eritrean men: think and talk and work from this same level of professionalism level if we are going to bring change. Do not drag yourself down to the level of the opposing side. Change comes, many times, slowly.
More power to you and hope you continue to stay the course Sisters. God bless to all Peace lovers.
Bloko March 10, 2014
Well said Mike. We, the men, need to learn to respect our females. And we can start right here.
I for one have always been respectful of women and I will continue to be do.
Bloko March 11, 2014
The regime we have in Asmara is amazing…
The latest PIA statement about S. Sudan says how the Eritrean ppl and his regime supported the independence of S. S. Blah, blah. The regime loves to put words into the Eritrean ppl’s mouth, but the truth is ppl don’ have and never had a say on who to support. If you guys remember, when S. S. was conducting referendum, it was a headline around the world but our regime for whatever reason censored it and did a total blackout on it. They were forced to mention it only when the dictator travelled there to participate on the independence declaration. After all of this, now for PR purpose they’re telling the world how the Eri ppl supported it etc…..Hasewti!!! They think all of us Eritrean ppl are stupid who can’t think. Shamwful.