Difficult Questions will be raised in Eritrea!
Posted: 07 Nov 2022, 23:59
Why Eritreans sacrificed limb and life in Ethiopia's civil war? To the extent of closing the few businesses that give a lifeline to the struggling economy?
What did Eritrea gain out of this?
Was there a valid justification to go to war or is it the usual reckless approach of the PFDJ elites?
Are Eritrea's leaders capable of living in peace and formulating a sound economic policy? Or they are perpetually addicted to war?
Difficult questions will be raised both inside and outside Eritrea. I don't think the cadres will have anyone to blame as the TPLF has surrendered completely.
From an Eritrean point of view, the greatest benefit of TPLF's surrender is PFDJ will have no one to blame for its endless failures.
Winds of change will slowly but surely start to blow in Eritrea.
What did Eritrea gain out of this?
Was there a valid justification to go to war or is it the usual reckless approach of the PFDJ elites?
Are Eritrea's leaders capable of living in peace and formulating a sound economic policy? Or they are perpetually addicted to war?
Difficult questions will be raised both inside and outside Eritrea. I don't think the cadres will have anyone to blame as the TPLF has surrendered completely.
From an Eritrean point of view, the greatest benefit of TPLF's surrender is PFDJ will have no one to blame for its endless failures.
Winds of change will slowly but surely start to blow in Eritrea.
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