Eritreans around the world boisterously celebrated the day Eritrea turned ashes to ashes and dirt to dirt!
Posted: 23 May 2025, 21:24
We tried to peruse how Eritreans celebrated the day the country changed Ash to Ash dirt to dirt 
It looks everybody has migrated to another country. An interesting question is does it make sense to celebrate Eritrean independence in a foreign land where one got a new citizenship? In fact, it looks without exaggeration, more Eritreans live outside Eritrea or foreigners than Eritrean citizen. Also, they are so showy and boisterous in the land they invaded to celebrate the small village they left behind but call a country that has nothing to celebrate about. It would be really desirable to show some modesty than be so noisy to celebrate a barren village that is not even fully free. They also tried to do the same in Ethiopia. Invade Ethiopia but celebrate the day in Addis singing we broke Ethiopians bla bla... They were able to do that I guess last year but not sure how it passed this year. What a bewilderment that is 
Just saying by shabiya cadre language
It looks everybody has migrated to another country. An interesting question is does it make sense to celebrate Eritrean independence in a foreign land where one got a new citizenship? In fact, it looks without exaggeration, more Eritreans live outside Eritrea or foreigners than Eritrean citizen. Also, they are so showy and boisterous in the land they invaded to celebrate the small village they left behind but call a country that has nothing to celebrate about. It would be really desirable to show some modesty than be so noisy to celebrate a barren village that is not even fully free. They also tried to do the same in Ethiopia. Invade Ethiopia but celebrate the day in Addis singing we broke Ethiopians bla bla... They were able to do that I guess last year but not sure how it passed this year. What a bewilderment that is Just saying by shabiya cadre language
