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Travel Warning U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Bureau of Consular Affairs Eritrea

The U.S. Department of State continues to warn U.S. citizens of the risks of travel to Eritrea and strongly recommends U.S. citizens defer all travel to the country. This replaces the Travel Warning for Eritrea

The U.S. Department of State continues to warn U.S. citizens of the risks of travel to Eritrea and strongly recommends U.S. citizens defer all travel to the country. This replaces the Travel Warning for Eritrea of November 29, 2012, to update information on additional travel restrictions, and to remind U.S. citizens of ongoing security concerns in Eritrea.

The Eritrean government continues to restrict the travel of all foreign nationals. These restrictions require all visitors and residents, including U.S. diplomats, to apply 10 days in advance for permission to travel outside Asmara’s city limits. Permission is rarely granted. As a result, the U.S. Embassy is extremely limited in its ability to provide emergency consular assistance outside of Asmara.

Travelers should also be aware that travel permits are valid for the approved final destination only, and do not allow for additional stops along the way to or in the proximity of the approved destination. In addition, travel to religious institutions, for example, monasteries, requires separate travel permission even when such facilities are located in or near approved destination cities. Foreign travelers not adhering strictly to the terms of travel permits have reported being detained by law enforcement authorities, and their drivers have been jailed.

A number of U.S.-Eritrean dual citizens have been arrested and some are currently being held without apparent cause. Once arrested, detainees may be held for extended periods without being told the reason for their incarceration. Conditions are harsh – those incarcerated may be held in very small quarters without access to restrooms, bedding, food, or clean water. The Eritrean government does not inform the U.S. Embassy when U.S. citizens, including those who are not dual nationals, have been arrested or detained. Should the U.S. Embassy learn of the arrest of a U.S. citizen, the Eritrean government rarely allows consular access, regardless of the reason the U.S. citizen is being held.

Starting in 2012, the Government of Eritrea began arming its citizens with automatic rifles, forming citizen militias. These armed civilian militias patrol at night and are ordered to check individuals for documentation. You should carry appropriate documentation with you at all times. Those not carrying documentation of their identity and military status may be subject to round-ups, sometimes by armed persons. U.S. citizens should use extreme caution when encountering armed persons.

In observance of the Independence Day holiday of May 24, travelers will notice an increase in the presence of military and police personnel throughout Asmara during the months of April and May. It is during these two months that military and police personnel most frequently check documentation.

The Eritrean government-controlled media frequently broadcasts anti-U.S. rhetoric, and has done so repeatedly since December 2009, when the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) first imposed sanctions on Eritrea. Anti-U.S. messages scripted by the current regime, which often appear as cover stories in the sole English-language state-run newspaper in Eritrea, have grown even stronger since UNSC sanctions were strengthened in December 2011.

Although there have been no specific incidents of violence targeting U.S. citizens, U.S. citizens are urged to exercise caution, stay current with media coverage of local events, and be aware of their surroundings at all times.

U.S. citizens are strongly advised to avoid travel near the Eritrean-Ethiopian border and the Southern Red Sea region. U.S. citizens should be aware of the presence of large numbers of Eritrean and Ethiopian troops along the Eritrean-Ethiopian border and of political and military tensions between the two countries. In March 2012, Ethiopian troops attacked three locations approximately 10 miles inside Eritrean territory. In January 2012, a group of tourists was attacked in Ethiopia not far from the Eritrean-Ethiopian border. Five tourists were killed and four others kidnapped. In May 2010, 13 people were injured when a bomb exploded on a bus just over the border in Ethiopia. In April 2010, a bomb near the border in Ethiopia killed five people and injured 20. In January and February 2010, skirmishes between Eritrean and Ethiopian troops resulted in military fatalities. Although Eritrean forces have withdrawn from disputed territory at the border with Djibouti, tensions in this area remain high.

U.S. citizens on ships and sailing vessels are strongly advised not to sail off the Eritrean coast or to attempt to dock in Eritrean ports, refuel in Eritrea, or travel through Eritrean waters. U.S. citizens are also urged to avoid remote Eritrean islands, some of which may be used for Eritrean military training and could therefore be unsafe. The Eritrean government does not issue visas to persons arriving by marine vessel.

Piracy on the Red Sea continues to occur. Recreational vessels are strongly encouraged to avoid the region entirely, and commercial vessels without explicit agreements with Eritrean authorities are urged to avoid Eritrean territorial waters. There have been incidents involving the seizure of ships attempting to refuel at the Port of Massawa by the Eritrean government as late as the spring of 2012. These seizures have resulted in lengthy detentions of international crew members, including U.S. nationals. Though the incidents were ultimately resolved and both ships and crew released, the concern for future seizures is ongoing. U.S. citizens are cautioned that commercial/tourist ships are not allowed to dock at Eritrean ports, even to refuel.

If transit around the Horn of Africa is necessary, vessels should travel in convoys, maintain good communications contact at all times, and follow the guidance provided by the Maritime Security Center – Horn of Africa (MSC-HOA). U.S. citizens should consult the Maritime Administration’s Horn of Africa Piracy page for information on maritime advisories, self-protection measures, and naval forces in the region.

Landmines and unexploded ordnance remain a serious problem throughout the country. There are reports of accidents and incidents in which vehicles or people occasionally detonate mines. Many detonations occurred on relatively well-traveled roads in and near the Gash Barka region of western Eritrea; subsequent investigations indicated that several mines were recently laid. In September 2011, press reported that a vehicle in Senafe, 60 miles south of Asmara, ran over a landmine; five people were killed and another 34 injured in the incident. Vast areas of the country still have not been certified free of mines and unexploded ordnance following the 30-year war for independence and the subsequent 1998-2000 conflict with Ethiopia. You should avoid walking alone and hiking in riverbeds or areas that local government officials have not certified as safe.

U.S. citizens choosing to travel to Eritrea despite this Travel Warning must obtain an Eritrean visa before their arrival. Persons arriving in Eritrea without a visa are generally refused admission and returned on the next flight back to their point of origin. However, the Embassy is aware of persons being jailed for several months after arriving without a visa. The Embassy urges U.S.-Eritrean dual citizens to obtain an Eritrean visa in their U.S. passport before traveling to Eritrea and to enter the country as U.S. citizens. U.S.-Eritrean dual citizens who enter Eritrea with an Eritrean ID card may find it difficult to obtain the required visa to legally exit the country. The Embassy is aware of numerous cases in which U.S.-Eritrean dual citizens have not been permitted to leave the country. The Embassy cautions travelers not to stay beyond the period of time granted at the time of admission by Eritrean Immigration.

Crime in Asmara has increased as a result of deteriorating economic conditions accompanied by persistent food, water, and fuel shortages, and rapid price inflation. The combination of forced, open-ended, low-paying, national service for many Eritreans and severe unemployment leads some Eritreans to commit crime to support their families. Eritrean authorities have limited capacity to deter or investigate crime or prosecute perpetrators.

Modern telecommunications options are limited in Eritrea and cannot be counted upon in an emergency. International cell phone service plans do not work on Eritrean networks. Local cellular phone service is tightly controlled by the Eritrean government and difficult to obtain. When available, international cell phone calls are extremely expensive and only available using pre-paid minutes. Internet cafés are rare and hours are limited. Internet service is limited and slow, and generally does not support Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services such as Skype.

The U.S. Embassy in Asmara strongly encourages U.S. citizens who travel to or remain in Eritrea despite this Travel Warning to enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) so you can receive the most up-to-date security information. Please keep all of your information in STEP current. It is important when enrolling or updating information to include multiple phone numbers and email addresses to facilitate communication in the event of an emergency.

The consular section of the U.S. Embassy in Asmara, though closed for most visa services, is open for all U.S. citizen services between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, or by appointment. The U.S. Embassy in Asmara is located at 179 Alaa Street, P.O. Box 211, Asmara; telephone 291-1-12-00-04, available 24 hours in case of emergency; fax 291-1-124-255 and 291-1-127-584.

Current information on safety and security can also be obtained by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the United States and Canada, or a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444 for callers from other countries. These numbers are available from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday (except U.S. federal holidays). You can also stay up-to-date by bookmarking our Bureau of Consular Affairs website, which contains the current Worldwide Caution. Follow us on Twitter and the Bureau of Consular Affairs page on Facebook as well. You can also download our free Smart Traveler App, available through iTunes and the Google play store, to have travel information at your fingertips.

Travel Warning  U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE  Bureau of Consular Affairs  Eritrea

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  • Truly truly i say to you May 12, 2013

    “We don’t know who this man is. We do have the right to know who is the leader of our country. Asking who is my leader is not criticizing,

    Having a blood line with your neighboring countries never is a crime. However, it is a crime to deceive the people you lead.

    For all the Eritrean people who may have blood line from Ethiopia, it is not about you if you don’t share Mr Afewerki’s action toward our people. I believe you are Eritrean regardless of your blood line. So if you care about the survival our people and country, you should work hard to change the current situation our people are living in, instead of whinging about pitiful nothing.”

    Genet, i absolutely agree with you. Thanks for the wise and right articulation. We Eritreans when saying “Eritrea for Eritreans by Eritreans”, it is not because we are resist or have resist motive, but only because we don´t like to see and allow in the name of Ertrawinet someone to abuse or violate our citizens all kinds of basic human right without knowing clearly a person background and motive only.

  • ማሊሻ May 12, 2013

    New Hope and Kabire,
    you guys must have hit a sensitive nerve in “Kalighe”, the typical Kelbi Arab. Our proud ancestors have a saying “ab kndi qeranat ngwaEmamat”. Instead of challenging his Arab masters and the leaders in Asmara, Kalighe is talking about you and “Tigrayans”. It was only yesterday that he was worshiping Issaias as his “Eritrean god” that he carried him on his back from Nakfa to asmara, which he is accusing Issaias now of being Tigrayan. Tigray is no more the place where you throw your garbages. If you have the balls, try to throw him to your Arab gods. As far as I am concerned, Issaias and his gangs are as Eritrean as Cathedrale or Tselot can be. My disagreement with Issaias starts and ends with his politics only.
    if Kalighe thinks Issaias is Tigrayan, there is nothing for Issaias to be ashamed of. Tigrayans are the current masters of the Horn of Africa. Not a minor achievement for people who started from few wefcho biet/ Tehanit makina to manufacturing their own tanks, 152 mm howitzers, and (Isreali style) drones, impressive universities and colleges … while you are burning your own languages and finally ending up in Arab slavery.
    If the Arab slave thinks, he is better than the Tigrayan, let him dare to take Badme and other villages awarded to Eritrea from the Tigrayans.

    Thank you for asking difficult questions where many people do not want to touch as “sacred” debri. Don’t be discouraged, if some of the people here are trying to shut you up in the name of “Suwuat”. As teklay noted above, we are currently here as slaves in Eritrea burning our own languages and identity and as Abeeds in the Arab world, because many people who asked difficult questions but very critical ones were killed as in sreyt Addis, Fallul, Menkae and G-15 by the Jebha and Shaebia gangs.
    I am only surprised why are many Eritreans not asking important and critical questions.

    enteseliTwom: Had you been living in Eritrea under a new regime of the present diaspora, of so called opposition, you would have ended up in Karsheli Abi smelling May bela, in bitweded’s current cell or executed by a firing squad of the present opposition.

    Eritrea has a long way to go but I have a lot of hope in the young generation, not the old slaves of the Jebha-Shaebia gangs who have no shame to burn Eritrean languages and heritage.

    keep on writing whenever possible

    • Kalighe May 13, 2013

      To: New Hope ,Kabire, ማሊሻ (shifta) and their likes who are posing like Eritreans

      Please have some decency, and stop hiding like rats. Instead, show openly who you are and let’s discuss your concerns, if you have any. Besides, since you continue insulting Eritreans as Arab ‘kedemti’ whenever you come here, and you deserve a response in kind, let’s see who is more ‘kedami’:

      1. The number of Ethiopians who die every year crossing the Red Sea, through Djibouti, to look for a job in poor Yemen is not less than those of poor Somalis who take the perilous journey to escape their war ravaged country.

      2. The export of unskilled Ethiopian labor to Middle Eastern countries is in the rise. An approximate estimate of maids who constitute 90% to the exported labor force, is around 350 thousands. More accurate data can be found from yearly statics published about expatriate labor force in these countries. Ethiopian maids are gradually replacing some Asian domestic helpers, because of cost factors and language learning skills (yes, speak better Arabic, than Bengalis). There is nothing to be ashamed about all these, I am just showing you that, fortunately, you have at least twice more ‘kedemti’ working in these countries. They are fortunate enough to make some money for their families, and adding millions in hard currency that Ethiopia needs badly. Thanks to job opportunities given to them by Arab countries, many poor Ethiopians now can feed better their kids.

      3. I have a lot of respect for our neighbors (including Ethiopia, of course), as long as they remain within their limits, and don’t lecture Eritreans on the greatness of their nation, simply because we are unfortunate to have a dictatorship at home. We too have a lot to be proud of in our country once the brutal regime is gone, and we are not ready to take insults from anyone, no matter who.

      4. There is hate monger here who seem to have an axe to grind with Eritrea. These are some Tigreyans who lived in Eritrea, and seem to be familiar with the country and some of the problems it’s facing (the same people who are killing us at home). They are not welcome to meddle in our affairs or continuously pose as Eritreans as if this is a smart game to play with Eritreans. If you think because Eritreans have dictatorship at home , therefore, they hate their country or they can be conditioned to hate their ‘Gedli’ and accepted their martyrs insulted, or have nostalgia for Ethiopian colonial brutal master, you must be really stupid to the core.

      5. Believe me, I appreciate what Ethiopia has achieved under Melles. There is a visible improvement in many areas of economy. But, there is still a long way to go before Ethiopia can be called a democratic country.

    • Genet May 13, 2013

      “If Issaias is Tigrayan, there is nothing for Issaias to be Ashameed of” NOTHING AT ALL? ARE YOU SHURE ABOUT THAT? You just called Tigrayan criminals, damaged, psychopaths, ruthless,KILERS… ISSAIAS SHOUD BE ASHAMED FOR WHAT HE IS DOING. AND YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED FOR WIRTHING THIS.

      DON’T FORGET TIGRAYAN ARE WERE THEY ARE TODAY BECAUSE OF THE BREAVE ERITREAN FIGHTERS. IF IT WASN’T FOR ERITREAN, TIGRAYAN PEOPLE WOULD HAVE BEEN RESETTLED IN THE OROMIA REGION OF ETHIOPIA SPEAKING ORoMIA. COME DOWN AND GET OF YOUR HIGH HORSE. “THE MASTERS HORN OF AFRICA” WILL SEE HOW LONG THAT IS GOING TO LAST. ETHIOPIA IS ONE OF THE COUNTRY WITH UNCERTAIN FUTURE; POSSIBLE A FAILLD STATE. HO NO, I AM NOT SAYING THIS, A REPORT FROM WORLD LEADERS.
      Genet

  • spadeISspade May 12, 2013

    @genet and alike..
    Well if the origin (bloodline) of isaias is the cause of our misery and so is legitimate to question, then it should have been asked long before hundreds of thousands of our sons and daughters were sacrified trusting this man’s vision and leadership. Thats 50 years ago or so
    I hope you are not implicating our people must have been just a SPADE to sacrify that much while they should have questioned the bloodline of isayas before ralying behind his leadership.

    • Genet May 14, 2013

      Spadel..
      It is not primarly about bloodline. There are many half and half who are proud Eritrean. And they know that he is “towelge” 100% Ethiopian/Tigrayan. Many half and half choose to be Eritrean. They do have a right to go to Ethiopia and say “I am Ethiopian” and trace their family tree. Also, there are half and half who are not comfortable in their own skin. They don’t want to be Ethiopian. yet, they straggle with identity crisis. WHY? I DON’T KNOW.
      Let me tell you a story, sadly true story. I know an indivdual who is 50% Ethiopian/Tigrayan. In any case a good human. Who by the way he doesn’t know that i know he is a half and half. I don’t need to let him know that I know. Because, as far as I am concern, he is Eritrean. We intreact like any Eritrean. He raises his kids as Eritrean.
      We proud Eritrean, we are not in the business of unecessary accusation of orgion discrepancy. During our conversation with this particular individula, about the reality in Eritrea, for my surprise, he said “You know this people (Eritrean) are not easy to deal with; they are wicked; if he doen’s treat them like he is doing, they are not going to let him do his work” How do any one calls his people as “this people”? He start talking about his past history in Eritrean who he was born and rased in Eritrea. How bad he was trreated in Eritrea. Keep in mind, he didn’t know I know about his background. It took me by surprise, how an Eritrean would talk like that toward his own people? He is raiseing his kids as Eritrean; But apparently he is harbaring ill feeling. The ultimate identity crisis! THIS IS WHY, WE ARE ASKING FOR ISAIAS TO REVVEL THE REAL HIMSELF.

      Isaias has no recepect for Tigrayan or Eritrean. If he had recepect, he would have come out and say it one way or another. You ask, “Why didn’t we ask about his bloodline 50 yrears ago” Well, that is the million dollar question. HOW DID THIS MAN MANAGE TO KILL OUR INTELLECTUALS? HOW DIS HE MANAGE TO SURROUND HIMSELF BY DOORKNOBS ERITREAN??
      Genet

      • A.A Yassin May 14, 2013

        Geneta,

        “Isaias has no recepect for Tigrayan or Eritrean. If he had recepect, he would have come out and say it one way or another. You ask, “Why didn’t we ask about his bloodline 50 yrears ago” Well, that is the million dollar question. HOW DID THIS MAN MANAGE TO KILL OUR INTELLECTUALS? HOW DIS HE MANAGE TO SURROUND HIMSELF BY DOORKNOBS ERITREAN?? ”

        kkkkkkkkk!!!! I told you many times not to listen to the biela-bielew of some criminal elements. If you are looking for a Tigrayan you have got GENERAL TEKESTE HAILE.

        President ISSAIAS AFEWORKI ABRAHAM is wedi rstn wedi merietn::

        • Genet May 14, 2013

          AA. Yassin, Poor Yassin,
          Why don’t you get a real job. You dead zombie. Is that what he told you that he has “rstn and merietn” I am sure he meant IN THE GREATER TIGRIA YOU DOORKNOB. REST AND MERIET IN ERITREA IS NOT BOUGHT. BUT INHERITED FROM GENERATIONS TO GENERATIONS. I think you are up for a challenge. I dare you to give us a detailed Mr Afewerki’s family tree. He claim to be from Hamassin,and I disagree. So prove me wrong. DON’T STOP AT ABRAHAM. WHO IS ABRAHAM’S FATHER, GREAT-GRAND-FATHER AND GREAT- GREAT-GRAND-FATHER. IF HE IS ERITREAN AS YOU ARE SAYING, HE WILL HAVE AN INHERITED LAND FROM AT LEAST SEVEN GENERATIONS.

          BY THE WAY, THE PEOPLE WHO OPPOSE THE DICTATOR ARE THE ONE WHO USE THEIR BRAIN. ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND YOU ARE THE DEAD ZOMBIE WHO FOLLOW ANYTHING BLINDLY. I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU. I HAVE A FEELING ABOUT YOU; YOU MAY BE ARE PFDJ’S HIGH RANKING MAN/WOMAN. IF YOU ARE AN OLD MAN/WOMAN IN THE PFDJ Saga, YOU ARE NOT GOING TO LIVE FOR EVER. THINK ABOUT YOUR LEGACY. MONEY IS NOT EVERYTHING IN LIFE. IF YOU DIE TODAY, YOUR NAME/FAMILY IS TAINTED WITH ERITREAN BLOOD. IF YOU ARE A YOUNG ZOMBIE, IF YOU CONT. WITH WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND DON’T STOP BEING A DOORKNOB YOU WILL NOT HAVE A FUTURE.
          Genet

          • A.A Yassin May 14, 2013

            ” IF HE IS ERITREAN AS YOU ARE SAYING, HE WILL HAVE AN INHERITED LAND FROM AT LEAST SEVEN GENERATIONS.”

            It is very simple.You have to go to the land of his ancestors in Asmara and its surrounding to find all the evidence. The rsti and the meriet are all there.

            Now Geneta give me your full name and identity. I have noticed that you are very protective of Tigray. Is your father a Tigrayan? Is your mother a Tigrayan? kkkkkkkkkk!!

          • Ghenet May 30, 2013

            AA Yassin.
            Wa! Wa? Wa? Wa? Please!!!!!! Ask Asmara andsuroundings? If you are refering to Tslot. He is not from there. He can not count two generations there.
            just say, ”well he fought for eritrea” as an excuse but do not talk about blood line and/or rsti. If we go there he is a ‘no body’ in eritrean. that is why he is so cruel to eritreans. He has no heart for or emotional attachment with eritreans!!

            Being from one country or another is immaterial. What matters is what you think and feel for the country and people.
            DIA feels only hate and thinks eritreans should be wiped out from the land. All his actions, sarcastic interviews and his administration are evidence!

  • Semhar May 13, 2013

    The mad dog Isayas is 100% Ethiopian. His father is from Tembien, Tigray, Ethiopia and his mother from Adwa, Tigray, Ethiopia. 


    He was sent by Asrate Kasa the former Governor of Eritrea and by his uncle Degezmach Solomon Abreha, former governor of Wollo province of Ethiopia to dissolve the Eritrean Liberation Front. 

    He dissolved E.L.F in 1980. 

    He dissolved E.P.L.F in 1993 and replaced them by his own blind organization HIGDEF 1993.
    
He took down The Eritrean Liberation flag in 1993 and replaced it by his own burned flag.
    
He dissolved the historical Eritrean provinces in 1993 and replaced them by his own Zobas. 

    He dissolved the historical law of the land “HIGHI INDABA” “Eritrean constitution” and replaced it by his own MAFIA Law.

    2013, the mad dog ድያብሎስ!Isayas has a new mission, 

    1) To sacrifice Eritreans in the war against Ethiopia by siding with Egypt.
    2) To surrender the port of ASSAB to Ethiopia. 


    Unlike the mad dog Isayas the Eritrean People will always be on the side of Ethiopia, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania’s signed agreement in Entebbe, Uganda, to overturn a colonial-era treaty seeking a more reasonable and equitable utilization of the river.

    As long as Isayas and HIGDEF are in Eritrea misery and death will continue. 


    The only solution is to get rid of crazy mad dog ድያብሎስ!Isayas wedi Medhin Berad, his son, and his blind followers HIGDEF just like the Libyans did to Gadafi, his sons and his followers. Eritreans should unite and get rid the tyrant mad dog Isayas, his son and his blind followers the HIGDEF.

  • Semhar May 13, 2013

    In 2013,the mad dog Isayas has a mission,
    1) To sacrifice Eritreans in the war against Ethiopia by siding with Egypt.
    2) To sell Eritrean people’s organ by collaborating with Egypt.
    3) To surrender our port Assab to Ethiopia by leasing it to Qatar.

    Unlike the mad dog Isayas the Eritrean People will always be on the side of Ethiopia, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania’s signed agreement in Entebbe, Uganda, to overturn a colonial-era treaty seeking a more reasonable and equitable utilization of the river.

  • kevinlimohagfi May 13, 2013

    Please CIA do no pretend as if you are much concerned about Eritrea by warning your citizens now and then about the stagnated situation of that very country.Let me ask you again why your FBI is folding its hands while knowing what is going on in that unhappy country? Therefore you Americans your appendages rather than orchestrating the same repetitive messages implement measures which will eliminate the cause rather,

  • Kalighe May 13, 2013

    Corretion: Please read,

    To: New Hope ,Kabire, ማሊሻ (shifta) and their likes who are posing as Eritreans

  • NEW HOPE ERITREA May 13, 2013

    ¨ON WHOSE BEHALF IS KALIGHE THREATENNING ME & WHAT DOES HE MEAN WHEN HE SAYS WE KNOW YOU ?¨

    The people that are commenting here & Amanuel Iyassu..will be witnesses when necessary.For now I will continue exposing the bandits & enlightenning the Eritrean people that I love so much..and when I am angry at them it is because..they disappointed me for falling for bandits trick.
    Eritrea is a country ..no matter fake..nobody can reverse that..according to international law..but we need to recognize,,the war lords & their bandits…I HOPE THEY DIE 1000 DEATHS FOR THE CRIME AGAINST MY PEOPLE ..ERITREANS.

    God bless Eritrean people

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  • dekibat May 13, 2013

    semhar
    I am proud of you. You said it as it happened.Yes The Tigraway has his own relatives as body Guards. he goes to war with every country to inhale eritreans and to to cut and give eritrean land piece by piece to to our neghbours.

    • Ali-lol May 13, 2013

      every highlander is tigraway! Eritrea is for pure Eritreans.

      • Kalighe May 13, 2013

        You must be really stupid to make such a statement.

  • Semhar May 13, 2013

    Let’s march for freedom on 05/24/2013 ኣብ ዋሽንግተን ዲሲ! USA.

    Please do not forget to bring our Liberation Flag for the freedom march!

    The burned flag belong to the mad dog and his blind followers.
    The mad dog, the evil spirit ሕስረት ዝለመደ ዕባይ እንዳ ስዋ Isayas and his blind followers the PFDJ and their burned flag will be smashed!

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