Isayas Afwerki supports the UN sanctions to Eritrea, because his brain is screwed to destroying Eritrea and Eritreans. In a Gov’t where there is no Constitution and rule of law and a country without budget sanction doesn’t block Isayas Afwerki from doing whatever he want to do, rather the poor Eritrean people is to be victim.
reaen
4 years ago
HONEST OPINION
I AM NOT AGAINST THE INTENTION of ASSENA’S ORIGINATION on the subject matter.
It is also my humble and sincere opinion that the UNSG CANNOT challenge the Absolute Dictator of Eritrea. Dito with the entire Absolute Dictators of AFRICA. Let us be HONEST and SEARCH for the EFFECTIVE and RATIONAL APPrOACH that is in FRONT OF OUR NOSE but do not have the courage, common sense and above UNITY among ourselves. WE ARE INF ACT HIDDING OUR WEAKNESS.
Again, as always, I am very appreciative to http://www.assenna.com for the opportunity and space to express my OPINION. History shall remember assenna.com’s dedication in the struggle to liberate Eritrea from the most cruel dictator that was ever mushroomed in ERITREA. I repeat: ERITREANS must FIGHT that FIGHT by themselves as it did during the fantastic struggle for the LIBERATION of ERITREA. Question: WHY CAN’T WE REPAT IT NOW AGAINST ONE INDIGENOUS RUTHLESS DICTATOR??? The question will prick the consciousness Eritreans for LIFE, wherever they may live. The UN, as it is constituted now, will NEVER help Eritrea. Let s not kid ourselves. ONLY ERITREANS CAN HELP ERITREANS. THE END
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Any humanitarian can sign the appeal, however, isn’t this very official who was present in support of the Jeddah undisclosed agreement between the two honeymooners? not to mention, isn’t his organization which officially documented that crime against humanity was committed by the same brutal regime in Asmara on the Eritrean people? was anything done? was our country’s sovereignty granted by the UN? If we can muster it, like rezen said, it is up to us , they way we were, the way we introduced ourselves to the world with our grit and concerted determination to prove we are worthy a nation to stand on our own one more time, this quintessential question has to be answered first, we can exceed our target of appeals, it’s just gonna end up in the paper shredders of the same institution who gave us up to our occupiers many moons ago. History is a good reference, if we sift through it properly.
History is indeed a good reference point but present realities should be paramount and the driving force for change. The Germans and the British slautered each other in the ditches of France only 60 years ago but they work hand in hand for the good of their people now. As such, looking back at our past will not solve our present.
To my mind, all our efforts and energy should be expended to elevate the current suffering of our people, not the suffering of their past – because we cannot change history no matter how much we try.
“Only Eritreans can help Eritreans”. This seems to me a flawed and discredited self-reliance myth. We live in a global world – our pain is the pain of every mankind. And why shouldn’t they help us in our hour of need? They are our fellow human beings after all.
i am glad the majority of people in the world do not see Eritrea as an island but do their best to help us. To them, I say thank you from the bottom of my heart and your help is always appreciated.
The international community has a moral obligation to act when a rogue regime(DIA/henchmen)starves its people. This is a regime that has been plunderung millions and billions of dollars from Bisha Gold mines and other revenues generated by leasing two Eritrean ports to Saudi Arabia/UAE.
It is worth trying to use the clouts of the UN to freeze the stolen money stashed in foreign banks(Gazaprom, HSBC and other European Banks) to deliver emergency aid to our people.
Isayas Afwerki supports the UN sanctions to Eritrea, because his brain is screwed to destroying Eritrea and Eritreans. In a Gov’t where there is no Constitution and rule of law and a country without budget sanction doesn’t block Isayas Afwerki from doing whatever he want to do, rather the poor Eritrean people is to be victim.
HONEST OPINION
I AM NOT AGAINST THE INTENTION of ASSENA’S ORIGINATION on the subject matter.
It is also my humble and sincere opinion that the UNSG CANNOT challenge the Absolute Dictator of Eritrea. Dito with the entire Absolute Dictators of AFRICA. Let us be HONEST and SEARCH for the EFFECTIVE and RATIONAL APPrOACH that is in FRONT OF OUR NOSE but do not have the courage, common sense and above UNITY among ourselves. WE ARE INF ACT HIDDING OUR WEAKNESS.
Again, as always, I am very appreciative to http://www.assenna.com for the opportunity and space to express my OPINION. History shall remember assenna.com’s dedication in the struggle to liberate Eritrea from the most cruel dictator that was ever mushroomed in ERITREA. I repeat: ERITREANS must FIGHT that FIGHT by themselves as it did during the fantastic struggle for the LIBERATION of ERITREA. Question: WHY CAN’T WE REPAT IT NOW AGAINST ONE INDIGENOUS RUTHLESS DICTATOR??? The question will prick the consciousness Eritreans for LIFE, wherever they may live. The UN, as it is constituted now, will NEVER help Eritrea. Let s not kid ourselves. ONLY ERITREANS CAN HELP ERITREANS. THE END
.
Any humanitarian can sign the appeal, however, isn’t this very official who was present in support of the Jeddah undisclosed agreement between the two honeymooners? not to mention, isn’t his organization which officially documented that crime against humanity was committed by the same brutal regime in Asmara on the Eritrean people? was anything done? was our country’s sovereignty granted by the UN? If we can muster it, like rezen said, it is up to us , they way we were, the way we introduced ourselves to the world with our grit and concerted determination to prove we are worthy a nation to stand on our own one more time, this quintessential question has to be answered first, we can exceed our target of appeals, it’s just gonna end up in the paper shredders of the same institution who gave us up to our occupiers many moons ago. History is a good reference, if we sift through it properly.
Brother K Tewolde
History is indeed a good reference point but present realities should be paramount and the driving force for change. The Germans and the British slautered each other in the ditches of France only 60 years ago but they work hand in hand for the good of their people now. As such, looking back at our past will not solve our present.
To my mind, all our efforts and energy should be expended to elevate the current suffering of our people, not the suffering of their past – because we cannot change history no matter how much we try.
Eritrea forever, death to dictatorship.
“Only Eritreans can help Eritreans”. This seems to me a flawed and discredited self-reliance myth. We live in a global world – our pain is the pain of every mankind. And why shouldn’t they help us in our hour of need? They are our fellow human beings after all.
i am glad the majority of people in the world do not see Eritrea as an island but do their best to help us. To them, I say thank you from the bottom of my heart and your help is always appreciated.
Eritrea forever, death to dictatorship.
The international community has a moral obligation to act when a rogue regime(DIA/henchmen)starves its people. This is a regime that has been plunderung millions and billions of dollars from Bisha Gold mines and other revenues generated by leasing two Eritrean ports to Saudi Arabia/UAE.
It is worth trying to use the clouts of the UN to freeze the stolen money stashed in foreign banks(Gazaprom, HSBC and other European Banks) to deliver emergency aid to our people.