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Mini skunis patriot is making his country and its people the laughing stock of the world...Where they seek refugee status in failed countries.

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The patriotism of the sodomite dictator is manifested by his action........

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I am baffled with audacity of the brainless mini skunis.....Either it is learned and trained stupidity or just born stupid....


When Ethiopian airlines is making 3 times the GDP of Eritrea, how on earth can your brainless fool raise the issue of economy.

ADDIS ABABA, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Ethiopian Airlines' revenue rose 8% in the 2024/25 financial year, helped by higher passenger numbers and additional routes although it faced challenges on some routes due to conflicts, Chief Executive Mesfin Tasew Bekele said on Tuesday.
The state-owned carrier, Africa's biggest airline, saw passenger numbers increase by 11% to 19 million in the financial year that ended July 7, Mesfin told a press conference.
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Revenue rose 8% from a year earlier to $7.6 billion, but growth slowed from the 15% recorded in 2023/24.
"It was a good performance despite global challenges," Mesfin said, citing conflicts in Sudan, the Middle East and Democratic Republic of Congo.
He added that some law changes in the United States had affected the airline's operations there.

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The Horn of Africa stands at a crossroads. On one side, Ethiopia’s fragmentation threatens to drag the region deeper into chaos. On the other, Eritrea’s resilience offers a path toward stability and renewal. The question is no longer whether to engage Eritrea—but how quickly the world adapts to its new centrality in regional politics.

Resilience vs Reliance: Eritrea’s Strategic Rise as Ethiopia Falters

@ShidaMedia

Aug 18, 2025


The Horn of Africa is a region of shifting tides. Ethiopia, long designated by the United States as the anchor state of the region, is now disintegrating before our eyes; torn apart by reckless leadership, ethnic conflict, and economic freefall. Once celebrated as a reformer, Ethiopia’s leader has proven superficial, short-sighted, and dangerously self-serving, accelerating the collapse of the very state he was entrusted to preserve.

While Ethiopia edges toward collapse, Eritrea’s strategic positioning has propelled it to the forefront of the region’s political, military, and diplomatic arena. Despite enduring decades of sanctions and isolation—imposed by Western powers in response to its refusal to surrender sovereignty or allow external control over its resources—Eritrea charted its own independent course. By resisting subjugation and preserving autonomy, the country has transformed adversity into resilience and strength.

Nowhere is this more visible than in the Sudan. While the UAE, using Ethiopia as a willing conduit, funneled weapons to the RSF, Eritrea stood firmly with the Sudanese government. Its support proved decisive: Khartoum has returned to government control, and the RSF is being driven out of Darfur and other strongholds. Eritrea has demonstrated that sovereignty can be defended against external interference.

Somalia, tells a similar story. Where others dismissed it as a failed state, Eritrea stepped in with training, strategy, and support to help rebuild a national army. This quiet partnership is enabling Mogadishu to reassert its authority, counter extremist groups, and lay the foundations of a viable and stable state.

The Red Sea, adds yet another dimension. Eritrea’s ports—Assab and Massawa—sit on one of the world’s most vital trade arteries, carrying nearly 10% of global commerce. While Ethiopia remains landlocked and fragile, Eritrea commands a maritime advantage that makes it indispensable to global powers. No serious strategy in the Horn of Africa, the Red Sea, or the wider Middle East can ignore Eritrea any longer.

Even the West, once blinded by hostility, is beginning to recalibrate. Ethiopia’s collapse has exposed the folly of backing short-sighted leaders, at the expense of regional stability. Eritrea, once isolated, is now courted. The world is finally recognizing what Eritreans have always known: that sovereignty, stability, and strategic clarity matter more than empty promises of reform.

The Horn of Africa stands at a crossroads. On one side, Ethiopia’s fragmentation threatens to drag the region deeper into chaos. On the other, Eritrea’s resilience offers a path toward stability and renewal. The question is no longer whether to engage Eritrea—but how quickly the world adapts to its new centrality in regional politics.

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በ21ኛ ክፍለ ዘመን የዋሻ አስተሳሰብ

Ethiopia’s Expansionist Ideology: The Quintessential Allegory of the Cave

By Sultan Mohammedsied Omer (An Ethiopian)

I recently submitted this article to a major Ethiopian media outlet, recognizing its wide circulation, which could help reach a wider Ethiopian audience and tackle the myriad disinformation and misinformation afflicting our southern neighbors. I was not shocked by their refusal, but by their reasoning. The media outlet explained that it “prohibits providing a platform for content that could harm Ethiopia’s national interest.” The platform recognized Ethiopia’s right to (sovereign) access the sea, which Ethiopian officials have consistently pursued through peaceful and constructive negotiations. I leave it to the reader to judge if Ethiopia’s national interests are ill-served by this article and if engaging the platform was wasteful.

https://shabait.com/2025/08/20/ethiopia ... -the-cave/

[Temt]

My God, I can't stop laughing at the perpetual agony the stinking ወዲ ዓጣሪት must be suffering at the hands of Fiyameta, the heroic tormentor of all enemies of Eritrea, a country that patiently offers an excruciatingly painful blow to all its historical enemies!

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Ethiopia wants to withdraw its BRICS membership to avoid Trump's proposed 100% tariffs on BRICS countries, however the UAE that owns Ethiopia, and is also a member of BRICS, has refused to give its colony Ethiopia permission to withdraw its membership. ለሁለት ጌቶች መገዛት የሚቻለው ባርያ የለም።

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ፕሬዚዳንት ትራምፕ አሜሪካ ከኤርትራ ጋር ያላትን ግንኙነት ለማደስ ሌት ተቀን ደፋ ቀና እና ጠብ እርግፍ የሚሉት ምን አዲስ ነገር ተገኝቶ ነው?

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