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By Younis Hossein -
Oct 19, 2002
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In spite of the wishful dreams of instituting a democratic government in Eritrea, there is considerable skepticism in the hearts of many Eritreans (especially those in government) about the feasibility of democracy in the country. Very few of us seem to be convinced that a democratic system will not lead the country into ethnic and religious turmoil. So let’s approach the following ideas for an experimental Eritrean Democracy in exile with an open heart as it might prove to those who are skeptical that we are a civilized people and that democracy will only strengthen our unity and development. |
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By Awate Forum Moderator -
Oct 19, 2002
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Posted Messages regarding Diaspora Eritreans, Whether "Armed Struggle" Against PFDJ Is Justified And The Sudanese Opposition... |
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By Milliom Semere -
Oct 19, 2002
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...The core message of my piece was not an advocacy of war as you helplessly tired to portray, but to share my view on the idea of "engagement vis-à-vis disengagement" policies in the region. The so-called "Tripartite summit in Yemen" was not aimed in bringing peace and stability in the region but it was designed to blacken Eritrea's name in the international scene... |
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By Abdulrahman M. Ali -
Oct 19, 2002
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By Tagietelrasool Kristos -
Oct 19, 2002
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...The chairman of the NDA is Mewelana Mohamed Osman Elmirghani. In a really honest setting he should, by definition, know of and approve any offensive as intense as what is happening these days in east Sudan. Not only did Elmirghani say he had no prior knowledge of the offensive in east Sudan, but he also declared it unnecessary and a hindrance to the efforts being undertaken to solve the Sudanese problem through political means... |
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