Regionalism, Identity And Political Organizations In Eritrea
This is a speech that was presented at The Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville Maryland on June 25, 2011.
Where To Go & How To Get There (Part III)
By : Eritrean Unity Movement Part I exposed the branches of the YPFDJ across Europe. Part II exposed the self
Myth Of PFDJ Demonstration In Oslo And NRK, TV2
Ever since the Eritrean Unity Movement in Norway began to expose the YPFDJ they have been trying hard to improve
The Past & The Future: Versions Of History
One of the most difficult political hurdles that blocks creating and shaping a common future is the failure to reconcile
Exposing the YPFDJ (Part II)
By: Eritrean Unity Movement This part exposes the self assessment done by YPFDJ on the 7th Conference on how they
If The Camel Was To Speak
Unity, equality and social justice (which I will subsequently refer to them as “trio”) are some of the empty slogans
YPFDJ: PFDJ’s Overseas Propagandists
“Propaganda is neutrally defined as a systematic form of purposeful persuasion that attempts to influence the emotions, attitudes, opinions and
The ‘Slaying Of Osama By Obama’: A Matter Of Perspective
As I was reading the current pages of Awate I came across Mr. Semere Habtemariam’s well written article “The Slaying
Reflections On Semere Tesfai’s Article
It took me a long time to grasp the central idea of the article written by Semere Tesfai: Making A
Past & Future: Is Tigrigna domination A reality Or Myth?
After the Independence of Eritrea, the PFDJ failed to create and build a state for all Eritreans and a perpendicular
A Call For Action To The Eritrean People
Eritrean American Public Forum: Dallas-Fortworth Dear Compatriots, At a time when the tide of freedom and liberation from tyranny is
The Spirit Of May: From Celebrating Freedom To Tightening Serfdom
As an Eritrean citizen who lived and closely observed the PFDJ regime’s tyrannical rule for a couple of years, one
A Big Blow To The Young And The Old PFDJ
By: Eritrean Unity Movement in Norway ( member, Network of Eritrean Civil Societies in Europe) Last April 21-24, the so-called Young
Making A Case For Political Immunity And Nonviolent Regime Change
There is no nice way of saying it. You can’t put positive-spin to it. Advocating regime change using violence is
State Vs. Regime Security: History & Structure Of The Eritrean Security Services (Part II)
The security services and the military institution are the two main organs that we need to focus on in our
Eritrea 20th Birthday: Time For Reflection!
“Those languishing in prison, those just out of prison, and the relatively free…” -A ‘’deranged’’ lady’s demographic classification of the
Rumors Of War- A Call To All Higdefites
It never occurred to me that a Higdefite would be concerned about the national security of Eritrea. I believed then,
Eritrea & Egypt: State Vs. Regime Security
A man came to my office at the Paradiso Campus of the University of Asmara, showed me his ID card,
Rage! Rage! Rage!
Dear Eritrean Youth, I feel your pain; I feel your pain. Oh, Sunset’s Children! Remember the 80s, waiting for the
Fighting for France: A Matter of Perspective
Ghadafi is still in power. It is amazing that he is still in power considering the amount of firepower and
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