It is both ironic and revealing to see a former regime supporter now publicly burning the Eritrean flag in a live video. This moment exposes a deeper truth: many who once appeared loyal to the regime were never driven by principle, but by ignorance, pressure, or opportunism.
This individual once stood firmly with the regime, openly criticizing and targeting Eritrean justice seekers abroad. He encouraged harassment and even went as far as suggesting that families inside Eritrea should βpay the priceβ for the actions of those speaking out against oppression. That is not just rhetoric β that is incitement.
Today, while his actions may appear to signal a shift, accountability cannot be ignored. Changing sides does not erase past harm. Those who promoted transnational repression, intimidation, and violence against innocent people must be held responsible for their words and actions.
The Eritrean Blue Revolution has always been rooted in truth, dignity, and accountability. No movement can succeed without addressing both external oppression and internal wrongdoing.
We will continue to stand for justice, but justice must be consistent. There can be no selective accountability.
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@babashikor As an Eritrean ibrahim Traore never stop developing his own country he is doing what is the best for his country but Isaias come on πππππ