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[Fiyameta]

Below is the English translation of President Isaias Afewerki's powerful speech he gave over a decade ago.

"... Let it be known that, we have no desire whatsoever to spill one single drop of Eritrean blood to get back the territories awarded to us by the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission's final and binding decision.

Our patience, as well as our unwillingness to get dragged into war, should never be mistaken for lack of military power, and neither are we too concerned, nor apprehensive with what others think of the choices we make.

The enemy that has shown total disregard for the lives of the Ethiopian people during the previous war may try to deceive themselves by portraying our patience as a "weakness", however their inability to continue the war is in itself an acknowledgment to the devastating power Eritrea possesses.

We have far more important things to do than to waste our precious time addressing such asinine drivel. Badme is not going anywhere. The enemy cannot move it elsewhere. We are super confident in our ability to get Badme back without firing a single shot or spilling a single drop of Eritrean blood.

To those who routinely ask why we chose to be patient rather than get into a military confrontation in order to get Badme back, my answer is very simple: There are different types of wars, and the type of war we choose to get Badme back is for us to decide. Our decision will become more obvious, more evident and clearer to the enemy when the right time comes!"

[Temt]

Below is the English translation of President Isaias Afewerki's powerful speech he gave over a decade ago.

"... Let it be known that, we have no desire whatsoever to spill one single drop of Eritrean blood to get back the territories awarded to us by the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission's final and binding decision.

Our patience, as well as our unwillingness to get dragged into war, should never be mistaken for lack of military power, and neither are we too concerned, nor apprehensive with what others think of the choices we make.

The enemy that has shown total disregard for the lives of the Ethiopian people during the previous war may try to deceive themselves by portraying our patience as a "weakness", however their inability to continue the war is in itself an acknowledgment to the devastating power Eritrea possesses.

We have far more important things to do than to waste our precious time addressing such asinine drivel. Badme is not going anywhere. The enemy cannot move it elsewhere. We are super confident in our ability to get Badme back without firing a single shot or spilling a single drop of Eritrean blood.

To those who routinely ask why we chose to be patient rather than get into a military confrontation to get Badme back, my answer is very simple: There are different types of wars, and the type of war we choose to get Badme back is for us to decide. Our decision will become more obvious, more evident and clearer to the enemy when the right time comes!"

Powerful words indeed, spoken by nonother than PIA, a wise man!

[Fiyameta]

When we, God-fearing Eritreans, say that, the life of every human being is of priceless value, we're actually saying that the life of one Eritrean soldier is more sacred than the lives of all subhuman TPLF terrorists put together. It's for that very reason that we took the TPLF zombies into deep water and drown them without spilling one single drop of Eritrean blood! We got them Fossilized!

[Deqi-Arawit]

Below is the English translation of President Isaias Afewerki's powerful speech he gave over a decade ago.

"... Let it be known that, we have no desire whatsoever to spill one single drop of Eritrean blood to get back the territories awarded to us by the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission's final and binding decision.

Our patience, as well as our unwillingness to get dragged into war, should never be mistaken for lack of military power, and neither are we too concerned, nor apprehensive with what others think of the choices we make.

The enemy that has shown total disregard for the lives of the Ethiopian people during the previous war may try to deceive themselves by portraying our patience as a "weakness", however their inability to continue the war is in itself an acknowledgment to the devastating power Eritrea possesses.

We have far more important things to do than to waste our precious time addressing such asinine drivel. Badme is not going anywhere. The enemy cannot move it elsewhere. We are super confident in our ability to get Badme back without firing a single shot or spilling a single drop of Eritrean blood.

To those who routinely ask why we chose to be patient rather than get into a military confrontation in order to get Badme back, my answer is very simple: There are different types of wars, and the type of war we choose to get Badme back is for us to decide. Our decision will become more obvious, more evident and clearer to the enemy when the right time comes!"

Are We talking about the same Qentir who predicted the demise of woyane in the 2005 Ethiopian election?

[Fiyameta]

The agame Deqi-Arawit thought we were going to overthrow his TPLF regime back in 2005, so he immediately sold all the assets he had acquired by confiscating properties from the 100,000 Eritreans he expelled from Ethiopia, and went straight to his native Tigray, where he registered at the Shimelba camp by falsely claiming to be an "Eritrean refugee" to come to the West with the help of the UNHCR.

Now the agame thief is sitting in front of his PC helplessly watching his TPLF terrorists being annihilated and, while part of him is glad that he had made it out of the hell hole Tigray alive, the other part is showing signs of anxiety and depression which, if left untreated, could lead to a serious mental illness. His rabid obsession with the Practical Prophet - President Isaias Afewerki, reminds me of my pet dog that barks at the TV set whenever it sees a lion on the screen.