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President Isaias Afwerki 1992 letter to UN’s Boutros Boutros-Ghali on Eritrea’s Independence

22 September 1992
H.E. Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Secretary General
United Nations
Dear Mr. Secretary General,
I wish to apologize at the outset for compounding your job by sending this second letter in such a short time when you are under pressure and grappling with tasks of enormous importance.
The reasons that have impelled me to do so are the intensive campaigns underway to create obstacles at this decisive juncture when the Eritrean people are preparing to conduct the referendum in order to assert their right to self-determination through a legal and fair process and when the United Nations has signaled its willingness to participate in the undertaking as an observer. In the event, I wish to put on record the following fundamental precepts.
1) We have been working under the presumption, especially so following the visit of the technical team to Eritrea, that the participation of the United Nations in the process is a foregone conclusion.
2) As we have stressed it repeatedly, the assertion of the right of self-determination of the Eritrean people is the sole prerogative of the people concerned and does not fall within the jurisdiction or authority of any other party. And as such, although the changes that occurred in Ethiopia and the formation of the Transitional Government have been positive developments, the right of self-determination of the Eritrean people and its exercise is not predicated on the good will, authority, or permission of the Transitional Government or any other government in Ethiopia. An approach that alludes to, or gives the slightest hint that, the forthcoming referendum or the participation of the United Nations as an observer as stemming from the permission of the Transitional Government of Ethiopia would constitute a grave historical mistake. Because such a course of action would not bring a lasting solution to the conflict, or be tantamount to a resolution that would breed potential tension, instability and war.
3) That elements bent on expansion and war are, and have been, dong their utmost to impede the constructive participation of the united nations, obstruct its adoption of a judicious resolution, and created loopholes that could be exploited in the future is a well-known fact. We abhor war. We are accordingly extremely apprehensive to situations that may potentially lead to war. Under the circumstances, I urge the United Nations to take stock of this situation and not adopt a resolution that carries the seeds of potential conflict, and humbly point out that historical responsibility for such an undesirable outcome would not rest with us.
The right of self-determination of the Eritrean people and its exercise is not predicated on the good will, authority, or permission of the Transitional Government or any other government in Ethiopia.
President Isaias Afwerki, 1992
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The Sodomite dictator was telling Ethiopians in Addis abeba that both Eritrean and Ethiopian are one people and people who have difficult to understand this logic are beyond their mind or people who dont know history.

Also, the sodomite dictator invited the Galla to lead both Eritrea and Ethiopia.......Hence, why are regime supporters acting like some one poked their [deleted] when the galla are repeating what the sodomite have promised them. Who opposed or confronted the sodomite dictator when he states those stataments. most skunis were twirking and they are admiring the dictator as a visionary leader.

Today, without any shred of shame are invoking people to oppose ethiopians expansionist policy........

This is the vicious cyckle of the sodomite dictator....

The skunis should tell us why should we support the dictator?

The Eritrean referendum made the Eritrean case for independence a legal matter that can never be revisited, revoked, or altered by any person under the sun, or under any circumstances. In other words, it is permanently set in stone.

By holding the popular referendum, Eritrea outsmarted the forces of darkness by forcing the very international institution that allowed the historical injustices to take place, correct its own mistakes, and did so in front of an international audience. IQ Matters!

remember this was the very last elections eritrea had can u imagine that
besides the referendum was an EPLF achievement an Eritrean people achievement i cant believe it was wedi afom idea to place the agames in addis ababa and then sign of the referendum independence, Wedi afom is a man that can be tricked i cant believe it was his master stroke