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.... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yekatit_12For a while Abraha and Mogus hid at the ancient monastery of Debre Libanos but soon moved on, seeking sanctuary in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. Somewhere in Gojjam local inhabitants, always suspicious of strangers, murdered them.
...by Amare Tekle, January 22, 1999.Once they have served the purposes of the ruling class, they have been sent to gilded exiles abroad (Lorenzo Taazaz, Aman Andom, Ephrem Tewolde-Medhin, Eyassu Mengesha) demoted, transferred to innocuous provincial positions (Essayas Gebre-Selassie) or retired en masse (those army colonels who were due for promotion but were hastily and rudely cast into retirement before they could become generals and the talented senior civil servants who were also retired so that they could never make any of the ministerial ranks). It was the lot of almost all Eritreans serving in any capacity to be cast aside after they have been squeezed dry like a lemon. The few that "made it", including those that served with distinction in addition to possessing a superior university education, owed their honor more to reasons extraneous to their performance or education. They too were never trusted, especially on matters Eritrean and lived in extreme insecurity.
present wrote: ↑14 Feb 2020, 07:13What's your point. You are not Tarik
Zmeselo wrote: ↑14 Feb 2020, 01:24.... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yekatit_12For a while Abraha and Mogus hid at the ancient monastery of Debre Libanos but soon moved on, seeking sanctuary in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. Somewhere in Gojjam local inhabitants, always suspicious of strangers, murdered them.
. As u can c, i come from a long line of Eritrean warriors, i don't let no Eritrean touch my land.present wrote: ↑14 Feb 2020, 12:48No!
They are our heros! Thanking them is not enough
But you, and like your Ascari brother fa'g-up said it, you all hate them. They are your enemies
Tark knows stupi'd competition with Ethiopians is dangerous. Not only that, he has that Ethiopian vibe in him
Zmeselo wrote: ↑14 Feb 2020, 08:34Just showing the thank you they were given, for their service!
...by Amare Tekle, January 22, 1999.Once they have served the purposes of the ruling class, they have been sent to gilded exiles abroad (Lorenzo Taazaz, Aman Andom, Ephrem Tewolde-Medhin, Eyassu Mengesha) demoted, transferred to innocuous provincial positions (Essayas Gebre-Selassie) or retired en masse (those army colonels who were due for promotion but were hastily and rudely cast into retirement before they could become generals and the talented senior civil servants who were also retired so that they could never make any of the ministerial ranks). It was the lot of almost all Eritreans serving in any capacity to be cast aside after they have been squeezed dry like a lemon. The few that "made it", including those that served with distinction in addition to possessing a superior university education, owed their honor more to reasons extraneous to their performance or education. They too were never trusted, especially on matters Eritrean and lived in extreme insecurity.
present wrote: ↑14 Feb 2020, 07:13What's your point. You are not Tarik
Zmeselo wrote: ↑14 Feb 2020, 01:24.... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yekatit_12For a while Abraha and Mogus hid at the ancient monastery of Debre Libanos but soon moved on, seeking sanctuary in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. Somewhere in Gojjam local inhabitants, always suspicious of strangers, murdered them.
