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By Saleh Johar -
Nov 08, 2008
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 you have to wait for over two-months to be sworn in- why? This is laughable. Why can’t you just storm the White House and swear Bush out? Trust me, he will not rebel against you. But if you must wait, then it is not a good sign and we will be suspicious of your resolve. However, if you heed our advice and decided to take your throne right away, just call one battalion and storm the building on Pennsylvania Avenue. Again, if you need help doing that, let me know
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Last Updated ( Nov 10, 2008 )
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By Saleh Johar -
Oct 13, 2008
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They never thought that someday they would look to their sides and wouldn’t find angry zealots filling the halls for visiting PFDJ officials. Who would have though Girmai “Penny” would roar in anger because the Oakland balederebas could not bring more than sixty-people to listen to him rant in a town he is used to see at least a thousand people applauding? |
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Last Updated ( Oct 18, 2008 )
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By Saleh Johar -
Sep 12, 2008
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I am sure some would want such issues to stay under the carpet; but I am also sure they would attest it is the truth that we have to face. As for me, if I’d not bring up topics, real topics, to the reader, I would rather stop writing. Someone has to be a mirror and show the ugly pimples on our faces. |
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Last Updated ( Sep 12, 2008 )
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By Saleh Johar -
Jul 21, 2008
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One was shot from the top of the spiral of Pascuzzi's building. The other was shot from a close distance (clandestinely). The pictures are of a historical significance because they are the only documents of the incident that happened in Keren in the mid sixties:a picture of the bodies of seven martyrs hanged in the market place. I have vivid memory of the incident but as far as the date is concerned, it needs further research1 |
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Last Updated ( Sep 29, 2008 )
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By Saleh Johar -
Jul 15, 2008
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I have not given my consent. Wars should not be waged in my name. And I would like all Eritreans to say: Not in my name. And that, really, is how change will come. When enough Eritreans stand up and tell the Eritrean regime: not in my name.
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Last Updated ( Jul 17, 2008 )
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