It is a big deal to present our case in the chambers of the House of foreign Affairs Committee,there is a lot of diplomatic muscle we can flex to match HGDEF and even surpass it and we do have the talent to do it,however doing it in isolated form is diluting the message.Can you imagine what we can do together? Al you have to do is refer to the history of our proud people before the tyrant contaminated it.
“…we do have the talent to do it,however doing it in isolated form is diluting the message.Can you imagine what we can do together?” k.tewolde, 18 Sept 2016
I seem to agree with k.tewolde’s sober comments on a number of crucial subjects facing Eritrea of TODAY. With respect to presentation of our ‘grievances’ at International Organizations and call for help, I have absolutely no doubt about the caliber of Eritrean scholars to stand shoulder to shoulder with any participants, in any international fora. There is no weakness on that sector.
The BIG problem is this: Eritreans of all levels are NOT capable of getting together for a common cause! And it has nothing to do with their capability. But, it has everything to do with ‘subterranean’ ambition of human weakness >>> self-interest, seeking for the highest glamour and all material benefits therefrom etc. It is not unique to Eritrea; it is human weakness, the extent of which is variable from region to region; from one personality to another. Africa, as a whole, is a perfect example.
Back to our Eritrea. Last week two well known Eritrean organizations (EFND and EGS) admirably decided to join together and undertake the essential and immediate problem facing the Eritrean people. Another organization (GIEEGM) is already in full gear addressing the same problem. In one form or another there are about ten (not sure) organizations of the highest educational caliber in appropriate fields of endeavour who could do the job on international level.
“Can you imagine what we can do together?” k.tewolde asks. Yes, I can imagine. Those qualified Eritreans in the filed of international affairs (international law, economics, political science, international relation, sociology…) can, TOGETHER, present a formidable and convincing case in any international forum. I have absolutely no doubt that they could do a marvelous job. It can be done. It is the willingness that matters………..or, on the other hand, the problem may be in the hidden agenda that cannot be said openly but still effective ‘below the surface’! Issyas Afewerki knows it very well; and used it effectively to accomplish his life long inherent ‘grievance’ against Eritreans [it is said that in a moment of relaxed atmosphere with a comrade (with the help of alcoholic beverage) Issayas blurt out: ‘I know what you all say about me behind my back – and I will show you what I can do ’. And he did! He brought down Eritrea flat on its face on the ground under his ‘boots’. In any case, if a single person, first-year college drop-out, can accomplish, with extraordinary patience an extraordinary “goal” [revenge, in actuality], why can’t a dozen Eritreans, with the highest academic qualification from Ivy League Western Universities, get together and accomplish a single task in an international forum? The answer is simple. There must be a serious inherent basic problem ‘among themselves’ i.e they must have different prisms in the definition of “Eritrea”, pertaining to sociological problems that has been festering Eritrea for a long time. Perhaps “Eritrea” has come to the END of the road, facing the REALITY that was kept ‘under the rug’ for so long. THE END
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P.S. It is noted, with sadness, that Bloggers (commentators) on the Internet Networks are now increasingly reverting to harsh language of insults and even a threat to people who do not agree with them. This is a clear signal that “Eritrea” is heading to a disaster
Impeccable rezen,brilliant.No matter who scores the point,as long as it benefits our cause,that is what matters most,however,it would have a devastating punch if we do it ensemble.We have got to find the formula of working together,not to mention,it makes the job a lot easier.
Do not worry my dear intellectuals. Everything is now in its appropriate place. It only needs a little push. Thank for Mrs. You constantly force-feed us your boastful politics; stormed the stage for Peace and Justice despite you had/have no intention.
Rezen, you must be very new and a stranger to the weird Eritrean politics on social media.
You must also be an outsider ( a Tigrayan/Ethiopian) observer or follower of Eritrean politics
It is quite normal and common with Eritreans exchanging some harsh and unpleasant insults.
But you need to find your own Tigrayan/Ethiopian compatriots to exchange with pleasant and non-harsh language of politics.
No one has nominated you to be the referee or judge of the commentators. It seems you are only there to impress one or two commentators with your English writing but the rest of us are not that impressed or fooled by your supposedly “concerned Eritrean” contribution or fake acting or trying to be a good mediator or even a preacher..
How long will you keep it your I am an Eritrean citizen act? Why can’t you have some pride and dignity about your being Tigraway/Ethiopian instead of living in denial? You only live once and be a man find your roots quickly and be proud of it and defend it proudly.
Rezen is a rootless small man who hates Eritrea, and yet poses like one of us, forgetting that he is fooling only himself.
He is ashamed to call himself a proud “Agame”. This inferiority complex fuels his deep seated hate for anything Eritrean. He needs a bit of courage to be himself, a proud Agametay son of Subgadish.
Do not worry my dear intellectuals. Everything is now in its appropriate place. It only needs a little push. Thank for Mrs. Bronwyn Buton. You constantly force-feed us your boastful politics; stormed the stage for Peace and Justice despite you had/have no intention.
Wedi Hagher September 18, 2016
“፣ኣብ ዓለም ብዙሕ ኪፍታሕ ዝግባኦ ሽግራት እናሃለወ ፣ክቡር ግዚኣም ኣብዛ ኮንቶ ዚኾነት ሃገር-ቢሂል የጥፍእዎ።”
“3 mil ደንቆሮ ህዝቢ ዚነብሩላ ”
Teclay
Anta dirbay baal beles, ni Eritran hizban minishaw sraxka koynu alo..
Amhara nexwatka, nibretom derbiyom, bi-igrom ni Sudan kem zhadmu gheromwom kelowu suk ilka alekha
Daxan, mealtikha teztebe.
k.tewolde September 18, 2016
It is a big deal to present our case in the chambers of the House of foreign Affairs Committee,there is a lot of diplomatic muscle we can flex to match HGDEF and even surpass it and we do have the talent to do it,however doing it in isolated form is diluting the message.Can you imagine what we can do together? Al you have to do is refer to the history of our proud people before the tyrant contaminated it.
rezen September 18, 2016
Commentary, 18 Sept 2016
“…we do have the talent to do it,however doing it in isolated form is diluting the message.Can you imagine what we can do together?” k.tewolde, 18 Sept 2016
I seem to agree with k.tewolde’s sober comments on a number of crucial subjects facing Eritrea of TODAY. With respect to presentation of our ‘grievances’ at International Organizations and call for help, I have absolutely no doubt about the caliber of Eritrean scholars to stand shoulder to shoulder with any participants, in any international fora. There is no weakness on that sector.
The BIG problem is this: Eritreans of all levels are NOT capable of getting together for a common cause! And it has nothing to do with their capability. But, it has everything to do with ‘subterranean’ ambition of human weakness >>> self-interest, seeking for the highest glamour and all material benefits therefrom etc. It is not unique to Eritrea; it is human weakness, the extent of which is variable from region to region; from one personality to another. Africa, as a whole, is a perfect example.
Back to our Eritrea. Last week two well known Eritrean organizations (EFND and EGS) admirably decided to join together and undertake the essential and immediate problem facing the Eritrean people. Another organization (GIEEGM) is already in full gear addressing the same problem. In one form or another there are about ten (not sure) organizations of the highest educational caliber in appropriate fields of endeavour who could do the job on international level.
“Can you imagine what we can do together?” k.tewolde asks. Yes, I can imagine. Those qualified Eritreans in the filed of international affairs (international law, economics, political science, international relation, sociology…) can, TOGETHER, present a formidable and convincing case in any international forum. I have absolutely no doubt that they could do a marvelous job. It can be done. It is the willingness that matters………..or, on the other hand, the problem may be in the hidden agenda that cannot be said openly but still effective ‘below the surface’! Issyas Afewerki knows it very well; and used it effectively to accomplish his life long inherent ‘grievance’ against Eritreans [it is said that in a moment of relaxed atmosphere with a comrade (with the help of alcoholic beverage) Issayas blurt out: ‘I know what you all say about me behind my back – and I will show you what I can do ’. And he did! He brought down Eritrea flat on its face on the ground under his ‘boots’. In any case, if a single person, first-year college drop-out, can accomplish, with extraordinary patience an extraordinary “goal” [revenge, in actuality], why can’t a dozen Eritreans, with the highest academic qualification from Ivy League Western Universities, get together and accomplish a single task in an international forum? The answer is simple. There must be a serious inherent basic problem ‘among themselves’ i.e they must have different prisms in the definition of “Eritrea”, pertaining to sociological problems that has been festering Eritrea for a long time. Perhaps “Eritrea” has come to the END of the road, facing the REALITY that was kept ‘under the rug’ for so long. THE END
—————————————–
P.S. It is noted, with sadness, that Bloggers (commentators) on the Internet Networks are now increasingly reverting to harsh language of insults and even a threat to people who do not agree with them. This is a clear signal that “Eritrea” is heading to a disaster
rezen September 19, 2016
Correction in the fifth paragraph:
:
Please correct a misspelled word >>> ” filed” to read ” field”
k.tewolde September 19, 2016
Impeccable rezen,brilliant.No matter who scores the point,as long as it benefits our cause,that is what matters most,however,it would have a devastating punch if we do it ensemble.We have got to find the formula of working together,not to mention,it makes the job a lot easier.
Gezae September 19, 2016
Gezae
September 19, 2016
Do not worry my dear intellectuals. Everything is now in its appropriate place. It only needs a little push. Thank for Mrs. You constantly force-feed us your boastful politics; stormed the stage for Peace and Justice despite you had/have no intention.
Tsehaye September 19, 2016
Rezen, you must be very new and a stranger to the weird Eritrean politics on social media.
You must also be an outsider ( a Tigrayan/Ethiopian) observer or follower of Eritrean politics
It is quite normal and common with Eritreans exchanging some harsh and unpleasant insults.
But you need to find your own Tigrayan/Ethiopian compatriots to exchange with pleasant and non-harsh language of politics.
No one has nominated you to be the referee or judge of the commentators. It seems you are only there to impress one or two commentators with your English writing but the rest of us are not that impressed or fooled by your supposedly “concerned Eritrean” contribution or fake acting or trying to be a good mediator or even a preacher..
How long will you keep it your I am an Eritrean citizen act? Why can’t you have some pride and dignity about your being Tigraway/Ethiopian instead of living in denial? You only live once and be a man find your roots quickly and be proud of it and defend it proudly.
Kalighe September 20, 2016
Rezen is a rootless small man who hates Eritrea, and yet poses like one of us, forgetting that he is fooling only himself.
He is ashamed to call himself a proud “Agame”. This inferiority complex fuels his deep seated hate for anything Eritrean. He needs a bit of courage to be himself, a proud Agametay son of Subgadish.
Gezae September 19, 2016
Gezae
September 19, 2016
Do not worry my dear intellectuals. Everything is now in its appropriate place. It only needs a little push. Thank for Mrs. Bronwyn Buton. You constantly force-feed us your boastful politics; stormed the stage for Peace and Justice despite you had/have no intention.
YBETIT September 19, 2016
kolatkum deki eritrea degefti tekawomti meselkum eyu ane zgermeni seb do tesaenu ab nai america sebawi meselat nai africa wekilu ztesatefe nai awate adalawi tigraway geberty btaemi eyu zihizn kindey nifuat tekawemti enkelew entay amto tigraway ERITRAWYAN DEKEBAT Tetenkoklom NZOM GEBERTI
KULU GZE HAGER ZEYBULU ATAKISU EYU KNEBR ZDELI HIGI KEA TIMALI TIMALI KAB TIGRAY TIRAY EDOM METIOM KEM ERITRAWI KOYNOM KIZAREB MIS AMERIKA KOYNU KEMTIA ERITRAWYAN KAB ETHIOPIA ZTESOGU GEBERTI KEA TIRAY EDOM KAB ERITREA NAB MEBEKOLOM TIGRAY ZSUGOGULA HANTI MEALTI ALLA KEMZA KAB GONDER TEGARU TIRAY EDOM ZTESEGU GEMERTY KEA MIS DEKI ADOM TIGRAY SHIRE RAMA KIRAKOBU EYOM EZI KULU ERITRAWI NAB SDET ENDAMREA ESOM KEA NAB ERITREA ENDAMETU GEZZAWTI ERITRAWYAN EGEZU NEROM WEYLKA GEBERTI AB KEDAD FISTO EYU ZOLO ERITRAWI KEMZMOTE GEBERTI AB SEDYA ERITRAWI KOF KIBL TEKAWEMTI ENTEKONKUM KEM KELETA KIDANE BITEWEDED KEM MOHAMUD SHERIFU ADHANOM TEZAREBU A
AWET ZEYTERH EYU WDKET NGEBERTIN WEYANEN ADI ZEYBULU GEBERTI MENDEFERA ADEY EBL MENDEFERA ADIGEGANU EYU AGOKA HZBI MENDEFERA ABTA MEREB ASSAGROM AB GONKA ALONA AWET NHAFASH AWTE EGYL RYHB GEBIL GEBERTI GI TO TIGRAY
Kalighe September 20, 2016
“YBETIT
men iluka khalid Tigraway iyo ?
Nisikha ikha Tigraway.
Shalla Shaabiya wereket tewahibuka Eritreawi iye tibil alekha ?