DICTATORIAL SYSTEM DOES NOT COME OUT OF THE BLUE, BUT  RUN BY DICTATORS

BY EAIM

        Eritreans through out our history recognized the need for our own system of government for the people by the people and to the people. Our struggle enabled us to get rid of colonialism with the heavy lose of life and property not taking into account how colonialism hampered our economic and social development. To the surprise of ourselves, the world community and peace living nations we ended up with brutal dictatorship. After all those sacrifices in our armed struggle how could such thing happen? Most Eritreans believed in bright future and fought side by side irrespective of nationality for the common question first and for most which is colonialism. Eritrean liberation heroes do remember now the tricks of these dictators used to play military slogans like “ pack up and walk until your legs fail you, where you never ask –tebges yebluka tebeges , kid kesab egrka tegurest, naby aytehateten, ”. It is unfair for some if we generalize because some who went to a battle with Ibrahim Affa  say he told them where they were going, the strength of the enemy at that battle and how they should withdraw if things did not go the way they planed. Some also went to a battle with other leaders in which the pack up slogan was sang and ended up our martyrs being over ran by Ethiopian tanks with no directives of withdrawal.

     For those fighters who envisioned dictatorship was brewing their nick names was petty bureau, educated opportunist, anarchists, “menka” extreme leftists, etc and the people who were propagating such malicious insults to our visionary fighters were these pseudo- revolutionaries who used to write the editorials of the fronts.

    Nearly all Eritreans now realized that the only way to achieve our dream of democratic government is to stay in the course of struggle against dictatorship, by all means possible.

   Fellow Eritreans, as we lurch from crises to crises, we have to stand on our feet, on our move. We entered the heart of Eritrea in 1991 through the rubbles of war, ruined cities, parched fields, shrinking forests, dying rivers, craters left by F5 bombs. After all those sacrifices of our gallant fighter brothers and sisters, now our country, almost cease to be merely a country and became the prison of its citizens. Ladies and gentle men and fellow Eritreans the scale of operation or the governance system should change dramatically once and for all.

    The other day I talked to a young Eritrean who came to the US who is fortunate enough to escape EPDJ prison. I asked him how life was in Eritrea. He said “, it would be an utter lie if I say to you it was fine. I read about slavery in my history lessons, but I don’t think you will believe me if I say to you slavery is the Eritrean experience of every day life”.

    Eritrea faces very serious challenge in the task of nation building and growth of the political culture, which accepts that all the citizens and every citizen should be free to participate in framing the destiny of the country in accordance with his or her conscience.

   EPDJ DICTATORSHIP WORKS FOR ITS DOWNFALL

       Dictators always work for their downfall, because any thing they do is not for the benefit of the people they are supposed to serve, but for themselves and in away oppress the citizenry. Any thing beneficial to the people is beyond the scope of their political understanding. Here is how the EPDJ dictatorial regime works for its downfall: 

·       Enslave Eritrans in the name of national service and defense of the mother- land.

·       Massacres people.

·       Herd Eritreans in prisons of unknown locations.

·       Open accounts and invests in places like China while Eritrea is deprived of hard currency.

·       Practice corruption and bribery in governance.

·       Dived and rule.

·       Cause human suffering of mal-nutrition, hunger, illness, and ignorance.

·        Cause economic destruction by governing the country with no economic plan.

·         Cause severe bodily and mental pains on the people who govern.

·        Creates flood of refugees.

·       Violet political rights, human and individual rights, religious rights, nationality rights and personal property rights.

    HOW DICTATORS PERISH:

·       Mass violence. People reach the point of intolerable situation and burst in to violence with what they have at hand and subdue the dictators.

·       Commit suicide after being paranoid.

·        Sudden death of ill health developed of immature and anti–social behavior.

·       Kill one another of being suspicious to each other.

·       Run away from grip of power as a last resort to save their lives.

·        Go to prison after, a successful opposition struggle get rid of the dictatorial system.

      DEMOCRATS DONOT GLORIFY DICTTORS:

         EPDJ dictatorial regime is made up of Eritreans who came to power by committing crimes during the armed struggle. The EPDJ power elite has caused irreversible harm to the country and the people of our country that we love the most. In our opinion their negative contribution does far out weigh their positive contribution and that is why we are waging struggle by all means possible to get rid of dictatorship and erect democracy. The squade of the dictatorial leadership until and unless they severe relations with the dictatorial system they serve, get no sympathy, recognition or glorification, from the people they oppress and dehumanize.

        A member of the EPDJ dictatorial regime top leadership, whether he/she is from Adi keih, Mendefera, Keren, Kombushtato, Nakfa, Hirgigo, Asab or Barentu deserves the sword of the Eritrean people. As for Ali Said Abdella, Germai Kidane ( wedi Flippo) said it well. No crocodile tears for a dictator not alone obituary or glory. The only positive thing is, Eritrea is minus one dictator of the many to be captured and pay the time for their crime.

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