Regime Change in Eritrea
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Regime Change in Eritrea
It is not secret that United East African countries (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Burundi) are in the making. However, what is secret is when Horn African countries (Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea and Djibouti) will be uniting. Yes, it is secret but soon it won't be secret any more. Ethiopia already established client government in Somalia. Djibouti has no much to object the idea since it will be its benefit to join to United Horn African countries and will be levying tax on its only source--the port.
However, a country that will not be buying that initiative is Eritrea. It is because current Eritrea and Ethiopia regimes are sworn enemies that can't agree with anything. And that is why Eritreans needs regime change.
US enlisted Eritrea as a country that supports and sponsors terrorism. This not mistake nor is it unplanned. In fact, the idea has been underway for a while now. There are Eritrean oppositions groomed and trained in Ethiopia. It is part of the plan that this opposition group take over Eritrea and current regime will be get rid off. With blessing of Uncle Sam and his European countries this task will be breeze. This is how Horn African countries will be formed. And that is the vision of street-smart politician of horn of Africa, Melez Zenawi.
Long live his execellence Melez, our savior and his gangs wayan troops, Ina Yey(the son of Jackal), Ghedi (master of cold-hearted cash).
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However, a country that will not be buying that initiative is Eritrea. It is because current Eritrea and Ethiopia regimes are sworn enemies that can't agree with anything. And that is why Eritreans needs regime change.
US enlisted Eritrea as a country that supports and sponsors terrorism. This not mistake nor is it unplanned. In fact, the idea has been underway for a while now. There are Eritrean oppositions groomed and trained in Ethiopia. It is part of the plan that this opposition group take over Eritrea and current regime will be get rid off. With blessing of Uncle Sam and his European countries this task will be breeze. This is how Horn African countries will be formed. And that is the vision of street-smart politician of horn of Africa, Melez Zenawi.
Long live his execellence Melez, our savior and his gangs wayan troops, Ina Yey(the son of Jackal), Ghedi (master of cold-hearted cash).
someguy
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Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
USA IMPERIALISM AGENDA IS DOOMED TO FAIL
Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
>USA IMPERIALISM AGENDA IS DOOMED TO FAIL
that is might be true. but it is also might not be while we still alive. We are in era when Uncle Sam's full fleged power is its own peak and its power machine is on the move.
someguy
that is might be true. but it is also might not be while we still alive. We are in era when Uncle Sam's full fleged power is its own peak and its power machine is on the move.
someguy
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Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
Regime change in Eritrea would be a welcomed in the region imo. The ICU terrorist hideouts would be flushed out; no more illegal arms flowing from Asmara into Mogadishu, and the newly government of Eritrea would sign a peace deal with its neighbor Ethiopia.
Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
*jr,
It is not pure speculation nor is it learned guess. It facts and it won't be secret soon. keep your fingers crossed and stay tuned, man.
Someguy
It is not pure speculation nor is it learned guess. It facts and it won't be secret soon. keep your fingers crossed and stay tuned, man.
Someguy
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Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
A, thread where ilmo majareertan gather together.
Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
kadafi007,
Do you have anything else to say other 'Niic'?. We don't have to be Majerteeins to acknowledge some facts on the ground and share world events, Kiddo. Get it?.
Someguy
Do you have anything else to say other 'Niic'?. We don't have to be Majerteeins to acknowledge some facts on the ground and share world events, Kiddo. Get it?.
Someguy
Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
east afican countries will not unite kenya does not have very good relationship with either uganda or tanzania. east africa unity will not happen any time soon
Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
What Somalis believe:
Eritrea is funding anti-Ethiopian militias to save Somalia, for Somalia's sake.
Truth:
Eritrea and Ethiopia planned to support opposing sides to weaken Somalia. I can't believe Somalis think there's a difference between Ethiopia and Eritrea. Both have Tigray leadership, both are Socialist leaning, Orthodox-led nations, et cetera. Its tough finding a difference between the two.
Eritrea is funding anti-Ethiopian militias to save Somalia, for Somalia's sake.
Truth:
Eritrea and Ethiopia planned to support opposing sides to weaken Somalia. I can't believe Somalis think there's a difference between Ethiopia and Eritrea. Both have Tigray leadership, both are Socialist leaning, Orthodox-led nations, et cetera. Its tough finding a difference between the two.
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Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
delusions of grandeur, Someguy, be realistic and have some dhiiq you want east africans to unite how is it possible or even debatable man somalia among their selfs have major issues tribe against tribe charity starts at home fella clean your backgarden first withouth barrowed muscles(ETHIOPIA) THINK FOR YOUR SELF.
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Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
Shilka,
Eritrea does not occupy Somali territory, are they?
Also, the friendly relationship between Eritrean and Somali people is cemented in history. They may have supported factions in Somalia but its only to counter the Ethiopian interference in Somalia.
These days there is a PR campaign launched by traitors who support Ethiopian occupation to question deep believes of Somalis about Ethiopian highlanders. In this these traitors question the long history of animosity between us and them, and the fact that Ethiopian highlanders have expanded into Somali territory and would have expanded all the way to the Indian Ocean if they had the opportunity. Lastly, the PR campaign goes as far as claiming that Ethiopian highlanders and Somalis are brothers which should treat eachother as brothers
To make it short: Eritrea is firstly looking for its own interest and security, secondly Somalia which is between two hostile countries (Addis Abbeba and Nairobi) has only Eritrea as an ally in the Horn of Africa.
Eritrea does not occupy Somali territory, are they?
Also, the friendly relationship between Eritrean and Somali people is cemented in history. They may have supported factions in Somalia but its only to counter the Ethiopian interference in Somalia.
These days there is a PR campaign launched by traitors who support Ethiopian occupation to question deep believes of Somalis about Ethiopian highlanders. In this these traitors question the long history of animosity between us and them, and the fact that Ethiopian highlanders have expanded into Somali territory and would have expanded all the way to the Indian Ocean if they had the opportunity. Lastly, the PR campaign goes as far as claiming that Ethiopian highlanders and Somalis are brothers which should treat eachother as brothers

To make it short: Eritrea is firstly looking for its own interest and security, secondly Somalia which is between two hostile countries (Addis Abbeba and Nairobi) has only Eritrea as an ally in the Horn of Africa.
Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
Somaliweyn,
Since when is Kenya hostile to Somalis? How many refugees in Asmara? How many in Mombasa and Nairobi. The Somalis in Kenya even have a higher standard of living than in Somalia.
Secondly, Somalia is not a normal country, therefore it has no allies and cannot until it has a functioning central government. And if you think militia groups (political condoms) are capable of sophisticated intellectual ties, then you are confused.
Since when is Kenya hostile to Somalis? How many refugees in Asmara? How many in Mombasa and Nairobi. The Somalis in Kenya even have a higher standard of living than in Somalia.
Secondly, Somalia is not a normal country, therefore it has no allies and cannot until it has a functioning central government. And if you think militia groups (political condoms) are capable of sophisticated intellectual ties, then you are confused.
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Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
Shilka,
I am talking about Somalia as a nation. Ofcourse currently we don't have a stable, legitimate state and government but this does not mean it will be the same in the near future.
Also, Nairobi is hostile to Somalia. Ofcourse they have sheltered refugees, but wasn't it big business for them? All the money of the NGOs, all the money Somalis bring and send to Kenya? They have sheltered Somalis because of money, not because they love us. And by the way, they have sheltered us in NFD, which obviously is our own land taken years back
Nairobi and Addis Abbeba had signed since the 60s an alliance treaty against Somalia. They are hostile to Somalia as a strong state playing a dominant role in horn of Africa politics.
Therefore, we perceive them as what they were and still are: Hostile countries bent on a weak Somali state.
I am talking about Somalia as a nation. Ofcourse currently we don't have a stable, legitimate state and government but this does not mean it will be the same in the near future.
Also, Nairobi is hostile to Somalia. Ofcourse they have sheltered refugees, but wasn't it big business for them? All the money of the NGOs, all the money Somalis bring and send to Kenya? They have sheltered Somalis because of money, not because they love us. And by the way, they have sheltered us in NFD, which obviously is our own land taken years back

Nairobi and Addis Abbeba had signed since the 60s an alliance treaty against Somalia. They are hostile to Somalia as a strong state playing a dominant role in horn of Africa politics.
Therefore, we perceive them as what they were and still are: Hostile countries bent on a weak Somali state.
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Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
[quote]Ofcourse currently we don't have a stable, legitimate state and government but this does not mean it will be the same in the near future.[/quote]
What will change in the future?
What will change in the future?
Re: Regime Change in Eritrea
Doing same things again and again and then expect different result is definition of insanity. And that is what we have here. We have people who would say no to any government established in Somalia unless the president is from their clan. And they prepare another national reconciliation conference. Again some clans would boycott the result because the president is not from their clan.
We have been in that circle for the last 17 years. There were at least 15 national reconciliation conference held. And we never let this vecious cirlce break. We keep doing it and expect different results. What an insanity.
TFG has only less than 2 years left. To many of us, this 1 year and half seems ethernity,forever. We have no patience. We are like two year old baby. We just want everything go to our way.
Somaliweyn,
I tried to challenge what you wrote down. Walaahey, I lost interest when I was about to finish beccause every word you wrote down is just based on emotional outburst than reasonable truth. And it seems to me these emotions are coming from some possessed mind. I was unable to reason with you.
May Allah help you brother. You seem losing your mind. it seems you took personal what is going on Mogadishu--remember I wrote Mogadishu not Somalia!
Someguy
We have been in that circle for the last 17 years. There were at least 15 national reconciliation conference held. And we never let this vecious cirlce break. We keep doing it and expect different results. What an insanity.
TFG has only less than 2 years left. To many of us, this 1 year and half seems ethernity,forever. We have no patience. We are like two year old baby. We just want everything go to our way.
Somaliweyn,
I tried to challenge what you wrote down. Walaahey, I lost interest when I was about to finish beccause every word you wrote down is just based on emotional outburst than reasonable truth. And it seems to me these emotions are coming from some possessed mind. I was unable to reason with you.
May Allah help you brother. You seem losing your mind. it seems you took personal what is going on Mogadishu--remember I wrote Mogadishu not Somalia!
Someguy
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