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Ok! Not really issayas's elephant.

But here is the story:

Burundi an african country did suffer from ruthless various dictators after its independence. One of its dictators was a lot similar to our issu in eritrea.

During his reign there were more prisons than schools in Burundi. Same as in eritrea, his people were scared of him.

Below is a true story:

The Burundi dictator did have an elephant but a loose one. His elephant was devastating the farmland and destroying the crops of the farmers. As such, the farmers decided to complain to the dictator and they nominated a brave elderly man to represent them.

So they went in group in a sort of demonstration to the dictator's office. The dictator stood on the balcony and asked what brought them to him.

The brave elderly man turned around to make sure he was not alone but to his dismay, there was none among the villagers all fled scared. He was all alone.

His response:

Dear president or kbur president, we are here to show our sympathy with your elephant. He is all alone, he needs a partner such as a wife. Think about it.

So the old man saved his neck.

Eris are in such situation, when I follow what wedi abe or paulos sit in front of issu and ask questions, the old Burundi man comes to my mind.

Inda higdef the nHna nsu lot, The livestock of the demented dictator,

Burundi is now a quasi democratic country, the farmers are not scared of the government as it was the case before. On the contrary the government is scared of the farmers or of the broad masses.

They have a working constitution, freedom of press, no political prisoners things which are unique in higdef's eritrea. Eritrea is currently ruled by a brutal dictator whom you idiots worship. How can a human-being worship another human-being who eats, shiits and is mortal like their sorry aszs? It is mind-boggling!

Having said that,

Your god's fourth serie aka muselsel "interview" was disgusting same as the previous 3 series. He told you nothing, nada.

By now you should be ashamed of him. It is not too late.

Brother Kerenite,

Eritrea lost its independence back in the 1950's for a very good reason. Foreign forces can only prevail if they find a compromised position among the people. . The same thing that happened back then is deja vu again. The Eritrean people were very feisty during the struggle era. What happened now ? They are offering their precious children on a silver platter, to a war that did not concern them. This concern I stated has to be explored. Ethiopians have been far more feisty than Eritreans for the last 30 years. It begs the question. Isayas can only do what he is allowed to do. Unfortunately, the man is a genius. He really knows the people. He got away during the struggle era. He has been doing it for the last 30 years and counting. His dismal performance in Kenya is a clear message of his disdain for the will of the Eritrean people. Atleast. he could have said something about the will of the people, Etc...