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Eternal Glory To Our Young Martyrs!
! May God/Allah Bless Their Heroic Souls! ! ! May Our Struggle For
Eritrean Salvation Be Rooted On Their Heroic Sacrifices! !
From: Merhawi Mesghina
Date: 12/19/2004 Time: 2:53:56 AM
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Eternal Glory To Our Young Martyrs!! Amen/Ensha’llah!!!
The Main Messages Of This Post And I Quote The Apolitical Part Of It:
1) "Eritreans would celebrate the release of the Album of our heroic
martyrs when peace comes to our nation but not; they are under severe
stress and its release will only add to their agony. The public release
of our Martyrs’ Album at this moment in our history is not right "--
Russom A'ama
2) " These kids are not politicians! They gave their life for the sake
of our beloved nation following the footsteps of their elder martyred
brothers and sisters! Their Eritrean Martyrs' Album should have been
erected in golden monuments at the right time in the future! Not now!"
-- Russom A'ama
3) "If the release of our Martyr's Album is going to be anything of
value at this moment, I would like to see their Eritrean villages of
origin. Otherwise, it would make no sense to me other than using it for
other purposes" -- my best woman friend, Kebedesh, the wife of Grmai
TebeQa
These are the most substantial extracts that I have gotten from my
communications with my ex-EIDM colleagues and I thank them for their
passionate conversation with me in the last two days. I have
communicated with so many others locally and log distance through the
phone but my interactions with the two friends that I have quoted above
top them all-- one for release with conditions, if ever, and the other
for no release at all! The over all message of my communication with
other multiple personalities was more of a political nature than a
passionate stand for or against the release of our beloved and heroic
young martyrs. My opinion is sandwiched between my female and male ex-EIDM
friends and my reasoning would have been multifold which would have,
inter alia, looked at the moral, social, cultural, economic, religious,
demographic, political, and military implications of the making of our
gallant Martyrs' Album public or not. But, Awate.com has become so
political that it did not even ask the public for a more serious and
formal consultation.
Beloved compatriots, I am posting this message in haste. I may have
written this in a word document so that I would have given this post the
editorial attention that it respectfully deserves. However, this would
be in vain for the cut and paste functions on this message board (Voice
of Liberty’s message board in Asmarino.com) is disabled by Asmarino.com
and thus have to abide by its conditions. It would be extremely
appreciated on my part if Asmarino.com would enable the cut and past
editorial functions on this message board.
Humor from my friend, Sayed Aussman, at the end of my night out at a
coffee shop in Bloor Street, Toronto: " A cat chased a mouse and the
mouse entered a sewer system. The cat got so disappointed for not
catching the mouse and feast on that it decided to bark. The cat barked
and the mouse exited the sewer system to the open world thinking that
the cat was gone the barking was coming from a dog. To its misfortune,
the barking that tricked the mouse into coming out to the open was from
the same cat that chased it into the sewer system. The cat snatched the
mouse by its belly and asked it to have a final say. The mouse took the
offer and asked the cat: "when did cats start barking? I thought barking
was only for dogs." The cat answered thus: " Some of us were forced to
be bilingual." I laughed my heart out and asked Wed Aussman if I can
quote him in the internet. He told me to go ahead while starting another
story. I was thinking about his joke politically and he noticed that I
was not paying attention to him. As usual, instead of continuing telling
his second joke, he stopped and asked me: " Enta min alijna alsowrya
walla Aie," meaning in English: " are you from the ELF-RC or what?"
Another laughter from my side followed by: ‘yalla nemshi A'alla booyutna
ya Kerab enta,’ roughly meaning in English: "let us go home you spoilt
son of a gun". I had to take a taxi and insisted that I had to drop him
at his home on my way home. I did that and right after I arrived home, I
wrote you this post. Cheers everybody, although it is tough these days.
This too shall pass!
For comments, use:
merhawi_m1@netzero.com
Democratic and just Eritrea shall prevail.
Eritreans never kneel down!
Eternal Glory To Our Heroic Martyrs!!!
ms senai tmnit
Merhawi Mesghina
Toronto Canada
Ps: I posted this message on Voice of Liberty’s (EDP's radio
broadcasting organ) message board in Asmarino.com. I did not edit it for
Asmarino.com have disabled the cut and paste functions on the said
message board. I am posting this word document edited version in Bayto
Meskerem. Thanx and happy holidays everybody!
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