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By Awate Team -
Nov 01, 2002
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Lawyers say, “when you have the law on your side, try the law. When you have the facts on your side, try the facts. When you don’t have the law or the facts, pound the table.” When it comes to governing, PFDJ employs guns as foreign policy and table-pounding as moral argument. When was the last time you heard them bring and discuss evidence? When was the last time you heard supporters of the government refer to the law? Which law? Which penal code? Which article in the constitution? |
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By Awate Team -
Oct 22, 2002
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A political truism says, when your adversary is committing suicide, get out of his way. By picking a fight with the United States, the PFDJ is committing political suicide and we should get out of the way?but we can only shake our heads for so long. Besides, there are still perceptions that must be corrected just in case you think there is an iota of truth to the latest peddling by the lie-about-everything government of Eritrea, consider the following: |
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By Editorial -
Oct 15, 2002
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Editorial: On Pax Eritreana: PFDJ's three pronged war "for the sake of peace"; Why We Want Out of Sudan; On the Opposition wanting to be a Leader and a Victim; & President Isaias' More Empty Promises.."...The PFDJ’s interest in the SPLA has as much to do with justice and good neighborliness as its role in the Great Lakes in support of Laurent Kabila: nothing. In that civil war, Eritrea sent General Wechu as a “consultant”, provided artilleries, trained pilots, entertained Kabila and, in the end, Eritrea got nothing except more occupants in “MeQaber HarbeNatat” with the death of our precious airforce pilots. Likewise, PFDJ’s positioning with Southern Sudan has nothing to do with its benevolence and “fraternal” relationship with the Sudan: it wants to be the beneficiary of the oil riches once Southern Sudan becomes a free and sovereign nation. In the process, if Eritrea’s youth are sacrificed, it is just another chapter in the 'Wefri Warsay Yeka’alo.'...” |
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By The Awate Team -
Sep 29, 2002
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Editorial: On Eritrea's "American Ally" status; the vulgarity of Alamin M Said and how that manifests in the PFDJ's destructive behavior; the ridiculous claim of "pacifism" of PFDJ, as verbalized by Baduri; the surprisingly deaf political ear of Herui T Bairou... It is fishy all around. (Click Title To Read Article) |
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By The Awate Team -
Sep 18, 2002
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On September 18, a week after 9-11, the government of Eritrea took what it considered a calculated risk to arrest eleven critical government officials and a dozen independent reporters. Commenting on this fateful day, the Pencil (9/24/01) said “September 18 will be remembered as the turning point in Eritrean history.” |
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