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By Adhanom Fitiwi -
Feb 09, 2008
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When we tell the supporters of the PFDJ regime that what the PFDJ regime has being doing and is doing is wrong, they call us “Weyane”. When we tell them that what the regime has being doing and is doing is not for the interest of the Eritrean people, instead of refuting our argument rationally, they divert the subject and attack us personally. They choose the subversive method of character assassination. |
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By Y.Y. -
Feb 05, 2008
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They say, "History is the supreme judge of history itself". Unfortunately, I do not know who 'they' are, and I am not sure if they ever said that. But hey, you can quote me on that. History is definitely the supreme judge of our actions. It does not matter on whose side we are fighting or what we got right or wrong, we will always be judged by history. |
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By Beyan Negash -
Feb 01, 2008
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What the Asmara Administration wants Eritreans to see is its mass mobilization efforts with endless monetary aid pouring into its coffers as insignia of how a good of a job it is doing as it is literally killing the country softly. But, what we are witnessing in Eritrea today is a nation turning into a failed State at an ever--rapid speed that nothing short of fighting it tooth and nail will do. |
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By G. G. -
Feb 01, 2008
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As Eritreans we looked forward with zeal to get our independence to be able to live in a country of our own free from occupation. It was a long bitter journey full of obstacles. During this arduous journey we failed to notice and neglected one important component part that plays a crucial roll in the making of a nation: we neglected our historical, social, cultural, traditional, religious and moral values. |
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By Dr. Mesfin Araya, City University of New York -
Feb 01, 2008
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If so, its departure does not appear seamless. In its apparent death-bed, it seems to have engineered a destructive agenda. Among its targets is the Horn of Africa. Currently, we are watching the alarming military buildup along the Ethio-Eritrean border, where “the threat of war is very real”4; and we all know that wars –as Goethe would say “… make many unhappy while they last and none happy when they are over.”5 |
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