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DefendTheTruth
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by DefendTheTruth » 21 Nov 2023, 10:11
If somebody talks in terms of win-win, then the next step for others is to inquire on how the win-win may look like, not promptly denounce the attitude itself in public. This is against the tenets of humanity and world peace.
Ethiopia can take the issue of rights to the open sea access to the UN security council and lay down its cases for a new arbitration, if needed. Laws or conventions are never meant to be eternal. It should be clear that such agreements be revised and agreed up-on based on the current situation, when it becomes necessary. If somebody doesn't abide itself by such a rule, then only the rule of force can apply.
Agreements from before 100 years are no more up to date and do't fit to current situations. An arbitration based on such agreements can no more fit to the current hard facts on the ground.
There are many precedents in this regard.
But the archaic state of Eritrea may assume differently.
Archaic creators can never be tamed to come into terms with the "Age of Information", can only deal with human organs.
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Deqi-Arawit
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by Deqi-Arawit » 21 Nov 2023, 10:22
DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑21 Nov 2023, 10:11
If somebody talks in terms of win-win, then the next step for others is to inquire on how the win-win may look like, not promptly denounce the attitude itself in public. This is against the tenets of humanity and world peace.
Ethiopia can take the issue of rights to the open sea access to the UN security council and lay down its cases for a new arbitration, if needed. Laws or conventions are never meant to be eternal. It should be clear that such agreements be revised and agreed up-on based on the current situation, when it becomes necessary. If somebody doesn't abide itself by such a rule, then only the rule of force can apply.
Agreements from before 100 years are no more up to date and do't fit to current situations. An arbitration based on such agreements can no more fit to the current hard facts on the ground.
There are many precedents in this regard.
But the archaic state of Eritrea may assume differently.
Archaic creators can never be tamed to come into terms with the "Age of Information", can only deal with human organs.
Ante Gala!
This is not exactly a Gadda formula which is hatched by the primitive Galas, This is a law, an international law which define that Eritrea is an independent sovereign country.
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Union
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by Union » 21 Nov 2023, 10:28
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Hawzen
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by Hawzen » 21 Nov 2023, 13:32
Deqi-Arawit wrote: ↑21 Nov 2023, 10:22
DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑21 Nov 2023, 10:11
If somebody talks in terms of win-win, then the next step for others is to inquire on how the win-win may look like, not promptly denounce the attitude itself in public. This is against the tenets of humanity and world peace.
Ethiopia can take the issue of rights to the open sea access to the UN security council and lay down its cases for a new arbitration, if needed. Laws or conventions are never meant to be eternal. It should be clear that such agreements be revised and agreed up-on based on the current situation, when it becomes necessary. If somebody doesn't abide itself by such a rule, then only the rule of force can apply.
Agreements from before 100 years are no more up to date and do't fit to current situations. An arbitration based on such agreements can no more fit to the current hard facts on the ground.
There are many precedents in this regard.
But the archaic state of Eritrea may assume differently.
Archaic creators can never be tamed to come into terms with the "Age of Information", can only deal with human organs.
Ante Gala!
This is not exactly a Gadda formula which is hatched by the primitive Galas, This is a law, an international law which define that Eritrea is an independent sovereign country.
What is not an international law is about the ownership of Addis Ababa which has always been the capital city of Ethiopia and every Ethiopians including the people of Amhara. Finfine never exists, it is just in the minds of the low IQ Orommuma cadres
I hope my comments gives a clue to this low IQ orommuma cadre
Dedebit is always dedeb
R.I.P Abay Tigray and TPLF terrorist group