By: Lealem Yitayew

Lealem Yitayew — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 14:19:36 +0000

This is an excellent article I ever read on this issue thus far. It gives food for rekindling thought in those recently hatched “born again opposition” preachers telling us to join their “born again vocal opposition”. These people don’t want to see the cliff for the grass nor do they differentiate the tree for the forest. All they try to bravado is simply to topple the current regime without due preparation and reinforcement. All they tell us to blindly create alliance with Afeworki taking the old slogan: “My enemy’s enemy is my friend”. For them politics has no principles as they believe that there is no permanent enemy as such. So without taking due concern to what may come out as a result regarding the Assab Port or the un-demarcated border issues they want to befriend themselves with Afeworki as it befits his agenda. According to these newly hatched “born again opposition” we are told that there is no permanent enemy. What loose cannon politics. To them there is no uphill move since they are told G7 is readily promised to resolve such critical political matters with Afewarki once TPLF is toppled and gone from power. Born again political opposition disciples please go and fool the politically evergreen heads. Afewarki is not that trustworthy to stand by and take his words to go easy and deal with.
Leave the way for those who are properly preparing to challenge TPLF and take it to its demise.

By: Serkalem Tadesse

Serkalem Tadesse — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 22:17:14 +0000

Afeworki, the face of hate and war mongerer must be deposed instantly. Isolation alone is not enough.

By: Samy Bekele

Samy Bekele — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 13:32:08 +0000

This is a good opinion, an honest attempt to find a solution. The diaspora should stop being used by Eritrea the mother of all evil in the horn of Africa. Eritrea is an enemy to all Ethiopian.

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