Were you not jailing and even torturing political opponents in Ethiopia before PM Abiy came to power! Do you know how many political opponents are in jail in Rwanda, which has 14 correction facilities each housing about 3k inmates for such tiny country! Saudi Arabia even hunts down its political opponents abroad, kills them and cuts them into pieces!
C'mon, jailing political opponents is not something invented by the Eritrean government! It's a worldwide common practice!
Re: Africans talking about the Poverty and Oppression in Eritrea
Somaliman, you dumb asz. You're talking to me as if I am Ethiopian because your Agame shabo propagandist told you so. Listen to this: I'm not Ethiopian. Get it through your thick skull.
Cooking prisoners alive is an extreme form of savagery. Even vicious animals don't do that kind of cruelty.
Cooking prisoners alive is an extreme form of savagery. Even vicious animals don't do that kind of cruelty.
Re: Africans talking about the Poverty and Oppression in Eritrea
Somaliman,
Now, what is wrong with having petty criminals and homeless youth going into reform schools and getting some discipline and vocational skills? They're getting prepared for life after training to be productive citizens.
While, shabo is cooking people to death in underground cells and metal shipping containers. The so-called indefinite national service aka national slavery goes on for over a decade with no benefit to the youth. How can you compare these two nations: one is a success story, while the other has been a horror story.
Re: Africans talking about the Poverty and Oppression in Eritrea
Awash wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 08:29Somaliman, you dumb asz. You're talking to me as if I am Ethiopian because your Agame shabo propagandist told you so. Listen to this: I'm not Ethiopian. Get it through your thick skull.
Cooking prisoners alive is an extreme form of savagery. Even vicious animals don't do that kind of cruelty.
If there's a dumbass on this forum, look no further, it's obviously you and no one else! You've been squatting on this forum for over 10 consecutive years parroting the same diarrhea of the mouth of 'Eriitrea this, Eritrea that', and NOTHING ELSE! Get a life, jerk! Calling you an idiot would even be an insult to all the stupid people! I'm not insulting you; I'm just describing you!
You can fool anyone on this forum, but not me, and I'm sure you agree even though you wouldn't admit it on this forum. You know that we know each other on this forum under your other two usernames. Stop trying to be a smart as.s, you're just an as.s. Leave Eritrean affairs for Eritreans, and try to use the time you're wasting sitting at this forum 24/7 parroting the same usual garbage of yours beneficially for your own Tigrayan people! Just a thought!
Re: Africans talking about the Poverty and Oppression in Eritrea
You are 100% right, brother Somalian, for identifying this bloody fool - good for nothing - Agame boy. If he had anything else to do, he wouldn't have to spend 24/7 on this forum, like you correctly noted. But, can you imagine anybody hiring this lifeless idiot, even for menial jobs? Somebody may hire him based on his trademark lies, but it won't take them long before they find out how ignorant this stupid is and fire his welfare-fed fat αss!Somaliman wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 15:21If there's a dumbass on this forum, look no further, it's obvious you and no one else! You've been squatting on this forum for over 10 consecutive years parroting the same diarrhea of the mouth of 'Eriitrea this, Eritrea that', and NOTHING ELSE! Get a life, jerk! Calling you an idiot would even be an insult to all the stupid people! I'm not insulting you; I'm just describing you!
You can fool anyone on this forum, but not me, and I'm sure you agree even though you wouldn't admit it on this forum. You know that we know each other on this forum under your other two usernames. Stop trying to be a smart as.s, you're just an as.s. Leave Eritrean affairs for Eritreans, and try to use the time you're wasting sitting at this forum 24/7 parroting the same usual garbage of yours beneficially for your own Tigrayan people! Just a thought!
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Re: Africans talking about the Poverty and Oppression in Eritrea
Listen to this dumbasz, fake Somali. How many nicks have you been using? Stupid moron. You want to defend the savage Agame junta that has been the nightmare of the Eritrean people for 3 decades. You must be another one of those stooges here gullible enough to believe the tyrants' propaganda. Worse yet, you're one of those who worship the savages because you're a cult worshipper like so many who manufacture propaganda pieces out of the blue.Somaliman wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 15:21Awash wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 08:29Somaliman, you dumb asz. You're talking to me as if I am Ethiopian because your Agame shabo propagandist told you so. Listen to this: I'm not Ethiopian. Get it through your thick skull.
Cooking prisoners alive is an extreme form of savagery. Even vicious animals don't do that kind of cruelty.
If there's a dumbass on this forum, look no further, it's obviously you and no one else! You've been squatting on this forum for over 10 consecutive years parroting the same diarrhea of the mouth of 'Eriitrea this, Eritrea that', and NOTHING ELSE! Get a life, jerk! Calling you an idiot would even be an insult to all the stupid people! I'm not insulting you; I'm just describing you!
You can fool anyone on this forum, but not me, and I'm sure you agree even though you wouldn't admit it on this forum. You know that we know each other on this forum under your other two usernames. Stop trying to be a smart as.s, you're just an as.s. Leave Eritrean affairs for Eritreans, and try to use the time you're wasting sitting at this forum 24/7 parroting the same usual garbage of yours beneficially for your own Tigrayan people! Just a thought!
How can any normal person compare Rwanda, the Singapore of Africa, with Eritrea, the North Korea of Africa? Only dumbaszz like you, fake Somali. Why don't you tell us: are you an Agame like Isaias wedi komarit medhin berad? Fessfass.
P.S. Before you come back here to defend the indefensible savages, look at the mountain of evidence presented here about the savagery of the worst tyrant (a tyrant who's inflicted more suffering on the people) in African history.
Re: Africans talking about the Poverty and Oppression in Eritrea
Fake Somaliman,
Are you still around to read this after your bitchslapping?
Are you still around to read this after your bitchslapping?
https://www.modernghana.com/news/964886 ... -afri.htmlThe Oppression Of Journalists In Dictatorship African Countries
31.10.2019 FEATURE
...In Eritrea, is another dictator called IsaiasAfwerki, who has been in power since 1993. The government shut down all independent media in 2001. Afwerki’s hate for journalists has made him the most vicious jailer of journalists in sub-Saharan Africa.
At least 16 journalists were put behind bars on December 1, 2018. Most of them were imprisoned after the repressions of 2001, and none of them was brought to trial. According to Article 19, the Freedom of Expression Organization, the 1996 Press Law requires media to promote national goals.
The state retains a legal monopoly to broadcast media, and state-owned media reporters adhere to the editorial position of the government for fear of retaliation.
According to the Deutsche Academy, alternative sources of information, such as the internet, satellite broadcast or banned radio stations, are limited due to specially created interference and poor quality of Internet speed controlled by the government.
Also, the United Nations International Telecommunication Union, reveals that the level of Internet distribution is extremely low, just over 1% of the population has access to the global network. Users are forced to visit Internet cafes, where they are easy to follow and control.
A report from the ICT Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and South Africa, published in March 2019, states that an authoritarian state is so violent or imperious that it makes it unnecessary to tune out Internet failures.
However, on May 15, 2019, the BBC announced the closure of access to social networks in Eritrea before the celebration of the country's Independence Day. According to The Economist, with the opening of the border with Ethiopia in mid-2018, some foreign journalists received special accreditation to visit Eritrea, but access was strictly controlled.
Based on the latest information, seven journalists under arrest died. The Committee to Protect Journalists - CPJ, was unable to confirm this information due to an atmosphere of fear and tight government control. The government rejected all requests for specific information about the fate of imprisoned journalists.
In June 2019, more than 100 leading African journalists, scholars and human rights activists wrote an open letter to President Afwerki, asking them to visit long-imprisoned journalists and activists but the request was strongly rejected, as it was deemed inappropriate by the Ministry of Information.
