Re: Eritrea : A Nation in Isolation
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 1:59 pm
Gurey's point =Siyad Barre a failure. Suharto a succes.
Case closed.
Case closed.
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but killing your own people is okay thoughTanker wrote:The Siyad Barre regime was a HantiWadag regime with a secular policy but they were not Kuffar or close to it.... No prove of Siyad Barres regime trying to stop people practice Islam or worse destroying Islam like the Ehiopian communists did.gurey25 wrote:according to islam the faqash regime was also kaafir.Tanker wrote:Actally according to Islam SNM were Kafir.
if they are 2 kaafir sides why bring Islam into this?
yep everything is eritrea's fault. somali fighting each other is eritrean fault. you had the best army and went from that to a nation a few bantu kenyan and ugandans entering and controlling. we had 300,000 Ethiopian soldiers In eritrea to deal with with annual $2 billion of soviet equpiment pouring in every year from 1977 till 1989, Isiais warned your ONLF leader in 1980's in a meeting in sahel DO NOT TRUST TIGRAYAN AND MELES but ONLF allied themselves with them blindly and missed on an opportunity when tplf was weak to get what they wanted. Somali were pointing guns at each other because Mengistu and meles told them to do. Ethiopia was trying to create an eritrean opposition army for 10 years and failed while anti ethiopian troops in Eritrea today is over 100,000. The point is once you expect outsiders to help you and ask you to point your guns against your brothers its a path to destruction.Calibesteen wrote:gurey25 wrote:calibeesten these things did not occur in reality.
the EPLF was only concerned about itself, why should it fight for somali or oromo independence,
they wanted a quick shrtcut to recognition and they took it.
The US told them that a united Ethiopia was needed before it would recognize it, so they recreated ethiopia with the help of their TPLF allies.
They then made the TPLF sign on the dotted line giving them recognition, and then recognition followed from around the world.
to do this they threw the Oromos and somalis and everyone else under the bus, it was self interest.
The man who funded them and train their rebel groups was MSB. Ali Mohammed Gedis father was responisble for the weapons, equipment and money they would get. Malas had contact with Mohamed Gedi on regular basis and even live in Muqdisho from time to time. Afwerki shared money, equipment and weapons with his ally Malas. The only condition MSB had was that if they manage to overthrow Mengistu and he was pretty sure they would, that they give the Somali people liberation and they accepted, What else could they do, they could not bite the hand that fed them. MSB could not attack Etiopia because Mengistu had Soviet behind him until the end while America would never back MSB.
So he had to use these rebel groups. Afwerki was sly though. He foresaw the Somali civil war and told Malas to promise the Somali people that a referendum would be held but not say what date it would take place. When Somali civil war broke out, Malas did not have to fear MSB so he told them fock off.
The point is that Afwerki did not oppose Somali liberation because he was selfish but because he is Xabasha and just like his Amhara counterparts that gives them a fake sense of pride. Xabashas have never defeated Somalis in battle nor subjugate us by force but just because colonials gave them our land and now because of that rule over it, gives them a sense of pride.
Somalis do not realize this but when they do, Etiopia will be history.
http://ethiopiantimes.wordpress.com/201 ... ccupation/Originated in 1984 but inactive until 1991, the ONLF demanded full self-determination for Somalis in the Ogaden in the 1990s
http://www.somalistate.com/newspage.php?articleid=7257[Asharq Al-Awsat] When was the ONLF founded, and what are the goals for which it is fighting?
[Osman] The ONLF was founded in 1984, but began armed action 10 years later, in 1994, after the ruling party in Ethiopia reneged on its promises to the political parties and to the peoples of Ethiopia and revoked an agreement to resolve the Ogaden issue in a peaceful way. The front’s goal is to liberate this region from the Ethiopian occupation.
The ONLF set itself up in 1984 in the Gulf. It never took up arms against the military dictatorship and only appeared in 1991 in the region to participate in politics.
ONLFluis1 wrote:Do you have information about ONLF?
I heard ONLF did not fight against Mengistu,ONLF was very weak in 1991.
Is this true?
http://www.africabib.org/rec.php?RID=306224534&DB=p
http://ethiopiantimes.wordpress.com/201 ... ccupation/Originated in 1984 but inactive until 1991, the ONLF demanded full self-determination for Somalis in the Ogaden in the 1990s
A interview with Osman,ONLF Chairman.
http://www.somalistate.com/newspage.php?articleid=7257[Asharq Al-Awsat] When was the ONLF founded, and what are the goals for which it is fighting?
[Osman] The ONLF was founded in 1984, but began armed action 10 years later, in 1994, after the ruling party in Ethiopia reneged on its promises to the political parties and to the peoples of Ethiopia and revoked an agreement to resolve the Ogaden issue in a peaceful way. The front’s goal is to liberate this region from the Ethiopian occupation.
The ONLF set itself up in 1984 in the Gulf. It never took up arms against the military dictatorship and only appeared in 1991 in the region to participate in politics.