@WediTigrai99@rasDemi I’m Tigrayan. I’m telling you that Eritrea “knowing the drill” is monumental delusion. They’re the perfect realpolitik players when it comes to foreign entanglements.
@EllaAsbehaII@Moh_Gamea Insane take. Do you think Tigray survives an all out multifront war backed by superpowers? The illusion you TPLFites have is staggering.
@EllaAsbehaII@TigrayadeyTDF1 You don't think there are genuine Tigrayans (from Agame for that matter) that support the realpolitik position of Tsadkan/Getachew?
@TigrayadeyTDF1 Tigray may not avoid becoming a theatre of war. But its survival is best served by aligning with the stronger power, with which it voluntarily signed an internationally recognized agreement affirming its constitutional ties to Ethiopia.
@RedSeaBolshevik@SIMON_TE Every war is of "defensive necessity " from the aggressors point of view. We are talking about pretexts. If Eritrea believes it has the appropriate pretext, so does Abiy.
@ThisIsSparta29@Melhabtu Banding with Isayas (who equally committed crimes in Tigray) is significantly worse on the realpolitik side of things. Tigray gets no benefit. At least, with Abiy, you could, by way of backing of foreign powers, implement (or even attempt to) Pretoria.
@TigrayadeyTDF1@Melhabtu Of course. That's the realpolitik position and that's the whole point of Pretoria (not to go to war with Eritrea but recognise and live with the Abiy regime). The agreement prohibited a coalition with a foreign power, which is exactly what TPLF did.
@TigrayadeyTDF1@Melhabtu There are no illusions about Abiy but TPLF failed to do basic realpolitik calculations, as Tsadkan and Getachew did in trying to avoid a war as Tigray the theater of it. That much is clear.
@Nate_not_Diaz@ODDotN_30 You can hate all you want (I do) but that suit is beyond well made and fits well. Classic English full cut trousers and proper drape on the coat.