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Kudos to Ethiopia! Way to deal with dishonest reporters. Ethiopia has every freaking right to be selective on who or which organization to let in and/or out. That is Ethiopia's sovereign right that nobody could take. Kick them out those dishonest "reporters:

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Disgusted by media mindless frenzy to perpetuate lies on Eritrea, an astute African observer quipped:

If only 'Whack-a-Mole' was an Olympic Sport, Eritrea would definitely take home the gold. Every time Eritrea beats one preposterous lie in one place, new lie pops up in another.

An apt & accurate description indeed! Now that fabricated "Axum Massacre.. Mona Lisa rape etc." have been laid to rest with incontrovertible evidences, usual culprits (CNN, NYT, Al Jazeera...) are recycling, without minimal scrutiny, degenerate mutations of these lies ad nauseum

And the new ploy that they are invariably invoking is to "ask for comments from Eritrea", to imbue a sense of balance to their already cooked meal/false narratives. CNN approached us on its last story and eventhough we did not respond to them, they manufactured a false quotation.

Yemane G. Meskel: @hawelti

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There was a time when I'd get hot & heavy about terms like fragile/failed, isolated, regime, etc. (when they spoke about countries they didn't "approve" of ). I think age has finally kicked in because I actually find it very amusing now... inching towards the desire to say: Yes, so "failed/fragile" that it's working day/night to meet dev't goals, & so "isolated" that it has positive/decisive influence over many regional policies, this "regime" is everything a movement, for the people, by the people.




In other words, the "international" community, as pictured below, has hilarious ways of crafting/manufacturing narratives & using its "independent" accounts/platforms to shove it down our throats. As if we can't OWN (& strategize on how to SHARE!) our stories. Fun stuff!


Milena Bereket: @0to1infinity

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