I just don’t get it. Why would anyone write this long without a single solution in mind. Did this guy just woke up and realized the country is in danger? His comments were everywhere and when I got to his solutions section I expected something valuable but he seems he is writing for writing sake. I wish people were spending more time to learn about the solutions that are already out there before bashing everything and then propose nothing. What a waste!
Hey Samson- The writer like thousands of Eritreans is wondering and stated the problems eloquently. In life if you know the problem it is half the solution. For example, if a blind man was diagnosed with cataract, that man has now a reason to celebrate because he knows he will see soon after surgery. Instead of being critical have the tolerance to listen . Also if you read his recommendation carefully he has told his readers that the solution lies by having a just law or constitution that the country should follow, And I happen to agree with him Now stay tuned Eritreans will come up with the “How” to come up and implement a democratic constitution. Do not give up on your fellow Eritreans.
There is nothing more that pleases dictators than a fragmented society – they fear unity because that means the end of their brutality. This is the one lesson we must take to heart as Eritreans if we are going to see the demise of the monster in Asmara. Isaias does not have a monopoly over our country – he did not liberate our land – he probably was hiding in caves during the bitter struggle/war, only to come out later to claim power. The sooner he is gone the better!
Tes November 2, 2015
Very interesting. The dictator planned this from very beginning. Why are tbe Eretreans so naive?No one realased his wicked character. Ehhhhmmm
Samson Medhane November 2, 2015
I just don’t get it. Why would anyone write this long without a single solution in mind. Did this guy just woke up and realized the country is in danger? His comments were everywhere and when I got to his solutions section I expected something valuable but he seems he is writing for writing sake. I wish people were spending more time to learn about the solutions that are already out there before bashing everything and then propose nothing. What a waste!
Zeray November 2, 2015
Hey Samson- The writer like thousands of Eritreans is wondering and stated the problems eloquently. In life if you know the problem it is half the solution. For example, if a blind man was diagnosed with cataract, that man has now a reason to celebrate because he knows he will see soon after surgery. Instead of being critical have the tolerance to listen . Also if you read his recommendation carefully he has told his readers that the solution lies by having a just law or constitution that the country should follow, And I happen to agree with him Now stay tuned Eritreans will come up with the “How” to come up and implement a democratic constitution. Do not give up on your fellow Eritreans.
Dagnew Asfaha November 2, 2015
Dear T.Yitbarek!I read your articulate with great interest. You are absolutely right, we need to come together for the common good of our country.
Asmara Eritrea November 3, 2015
There is nothing more that pleases dictators than a fragmented society – they fear unity because that means the end of their brutality. This is the one lesson we must take to heart as Eritreans if we are going to see the demise of the monster in Asmara. Isaias does not have a monopoly over our country – he did not liberate our land – he probably was hiding in caves during the bitter struggle/war, only to come out later to claim power. The sooner he is gone the better!
Eritrea forever, death to dictatorship!