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By SAAY -
Mar 10, 2010
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The sanctions are neither "a blessing in disguise" nor a "shortcut to power." The sanctions should be used as an opportunity for the pro-regime Eritreans to do an assessment of where the nation is and to use their voice to tell the leader of their party, respectfully but with vehemence, that he is leading the country down to a dead-end. That is not likely because once you have allowed somebody to do all the thinking for you, you can't think for yourself. |
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By Saleh AA Younis -
Jan 17, 2010
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The regime has vested all its authority on one man, Isaias Afwerki, who is not only irrational and wishes he could remove the vocal cords of Eritreans, but has terrible ideas on how to develop a country and institute peace among the people and their folk in neighboring countries. The Opposition has no leadership that can inspire followers, nor a credible program for bringing about change and governing the nation after the change. |
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Last Updated ( Jan 18, 2010 )
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By Saleh AA Younis -
Jan 01, 2010
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It is here where Eritrean Americans, like Ghidewon Abbay Asmerom, can help the Eritrean president and his proteges understand the system and come up with a workable strategy that puts, at front and center, the interests of the ordinary Eritrean. Instead, in an amazing display of Cheguar Dangaism (anti-elitism), they are just saying "wey gud!" That doesn't help anything, we have already heard "Yigermena Alo"; let's work on addressing it. |
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Last Updated ( Jan 01, 2010 )
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By Saleh AA Younis -
Dec 15, 2009
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I think when you become a Liberal or a Democrat, two things happen: you get your Liberal or Democrat pary card, and then you are given special tinted glasses that allow you to see the world not as it really is, but how you would like it to be. This is, of course, a great quality to have if you want to be a radical revolutionary, a prophet, or you are seeking gainful employment in the healthcare industry. |
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Last Updated ( Dec 15, 2009 )
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By Saleh AA Younis -
Nov 30, 2009
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I used to wonder whether all the paranoia in the opposition as expressed by the junior cadres and exponents is political gimmickery or reflects the heartfelt views held by its senior leadership. Recently, I received conclusive confirmation that the mindset that brings us all the absurd propositions espoused by the Internet cadres is shared by its most senior leadership. In short, the fish begins to rot at the head and all the absurdities you read are shared by the bosses. |
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Last Updated ( Nov 30, 2009 )
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