The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
Posted: 21 Mar 2020, 12:56
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The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
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Re: The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
Posted: 21 Mar 2020, 13:16
brother present, i admire your zeal for your country but i really don't believe that being ethiopian patriotic should be defined by how one hates eritrea. eritrea is a tiny country with which we should not compare in the first place. we are way bigger and have much bigger dream. honestly i see no point of comparing with and focusing on our little neighbour. but sometimes i understand your frustration and anger but still we should move on and focus on something bigger than our little neighbour.
Re: The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
Posted: 21 Mar 2020, 14:38
Not sure a rat will ever leave its hole.
Squeak!
Squeak!
present wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 13:20Brother Temari,
Thank you for your feedback, Ethiopian. I totally understand your point. But the time for what you are proposing me to do is not here yet!
I will be there soon! If God's will, it will be here soon and I will be focused on bigger things like you are. But until then I am staying in the trunches. Give me sometime I will be out!
temari wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 13:16brother present, i admire your zeal for your country but i really don't believe that being ethiopian patriotic should be defined by how one hates eritrea. eritrea is a tiny country with which we should not compare in the first place. we are way bigger and have much bigger dream. honestly i see no point of comparing with and focusing on our little neighbour. but sometimes i understand your frustration and anger but still we should move on and focus on something bigger than our little neighbour.
Re: The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
Posted: 21 Mar 2020, 15:14
Yet you are still live under the generosity of tiny European and Asian nations including the resource less island called England. Expired wheat eater cockroaches. 
if I were you I would have hide my arse. Pathetic shameless poor baàstards. All this hard begged money could have solve clean water problems of the stinky capital. Honestly no priority here instead wasting the money you don’t earned like [deleted] do.. flashing it up for show.... pathetic. I know such stupid projects are born from Tplfists brain. 
Fufaaaa guraaa becha bebado qiT
Change needs to start from “cultural revolution” till you do that... you will remain the tail of all nations while dragging other nation around you.
if I were you I would have hide my arse. Pathetic shameless poor baàstards. All this hard begged money could have solve clean water problems of the stinky capital. Honestly no priority here instead wasting the money you don’t earned like [deleted] do.. flashing it up for show.... pathetic. I know such stupid projects are born from Tplfists brain. Fufaaaa guraaa becha bebado qiT
Change needs to start from “cultural revolution” till you do that... you will remain the tail of all nations while dragging other nation around you.
temari wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 13:16brother present, i admire your zeal for your country but i really don't believe that being ethiopian patriotic should be defined by how one hates eritrea. eritrea is a tiny country with which we should not compare in the first place. we are way bigger and have much bigger dream. honestly i see no point of comparing with and focusing on our little neighbour. but sometimes i understand your frustration and anger but still we should move on and focus on something bigger than our little neighbour.
Re: The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
Posted: 21 Mar 2020, 15:50
What it will look like when completed at 5:20.
Odd side effect of this pandemic is it allows for postponement of many games which means it will give us more room to wrap this stadium and be ready to compete to host them.
Re: The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
Posted: 21 Mar 2020, 16:28
you are still sending your hungry refugees to us though, daily! what does that say about you? exporting hungry kids to the world to feed them, that is your way of becoming self reliance. what a shame! do eritrea even have its own life and vision other than being an annoying neighbour to ethiopia? your whole existence is based in relation to ethiopia. you don't have any life or vision or existence by your own. everything is defined by its relation to ethiopia. please know your league, you are a little tiny annoying useless neighbour with miskeen refugees coming to us every day. today if you ask any ethiopian they all see eritreans as poor miskeen refugees. ethiopia is a 100 billion USD big market and in a few years time we are heading way ahead of you useless museum guards
Fed_Up wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 15:14Yet you are still live under the generosity of tiny European and Asian nations including the resource less island called England. Expired wheat eater cockroaches.
Fufaaaa guraaa becha bebado qiT
Change needs to start from “cultural revolution” till you do that... you will remain the tail of all nations while dragging other nation around you.
temari wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 13:16brother present, i admire your zeal for your country but i really don't believe that being ethiopian patriotic should be defined by how one hates eritrea. eritrea is a tiny country with which we should not compare in the first place. we are way bigger and have much bigger dream. honestly i see no point of comparing with and focusing on our little neighbour. but sometimes i understand your frustration and anger but still we should move on and focus on something bigger than our little neighbour.
Re: The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
Posted: 21 Mar 2020, 17:04
You're sending your hungry refugees to Yemen, by the hundreds of thousands, what does that say about you?
Eritreans are being enticed by instant green card upon arrival in Europe and the US, that is why they come to your country, on their way to a "promised land"
Your people are welcomed with batons and scissors upon arrival in Yemen, with no chance of being welcomed anywhere
So please correct your false narrative, it is not solving the problems of your people
https://eastafro.com/Post/wp-content/up ... Yemen2.jpg
Re: The new Addis Ababa Stadium (93% completed)
Posted: 21 Mar 2020, 18:09
You're just a transit nation, so stop flattering urselves.
My suggestion? Seal the border, & send back every eritrean you find in ur country.
My suggestion? Seal the border, & send back every eritrean you find in ur country.
temari wrote: ↑ you are still sending your hungry refugees to us though, daily! what does that say about you? exporting hungry kids to the world to feed them, that is your way of becoming self reliance. what a shame! do eritrea even have its own life and vision other than being an annoying neighbour to ethiopia? your whole existence is based in relation to ethiopia. you don't have any life or vision or existence by your own. everything is defined by its relation to ethiopia. please know your league, you are a little tiny annoying useless neighbour with miskeen refugees coming to us every day. today if you ask any ethiopian they all see eritreans as poor miskeen refugees. ethiopia is a 100 billion USD big market and in a few years time we are heading way ahead of you useless museum guards
Fed_Up wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 15:14Yet you are still live under the generosity of tiny European and Asian nations including the resource less island called England. Expired wheat eater cockroaches.
Fufaaaa guraaa becha bebado qiT
Change needs to start from “cultural revolution” till you do that... you will remain the tail of all nations while dragging other nation around you.
temari wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 13:16brother present, i admire your zeal for your country but i really don't believe that being ethiopian patriotic should be defined by how one hates eritrea. eritrea is a tiny country with which we should not compare in the first place. we are way bigger and have much bigger dream. honestly i see no point of comparing with and focusing on our little neighbour. but sometimes i understand your frustration and anger but still we should move on and focus on something bigger than our little neighbour.