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In truth, the Eritrea war of liberation was far more complex than the narrative of a purely heroic, self‑sufficient struggle. It is misleading to portray it solely as an “Alone Against the Mighty” fight. Substantial evidence shows the contrary. 1
In their delusional pursuit of "sovereign access to the sea", Potemkin Party (PP) activists and pseudo-analysts (Horn Review et al) are these days immersed in increasingly shallow distortion of hard facts to denigrate Eritrea's epic and heroic, thirty-year long, war of liberation.
The new and preposterous chorus revolves on depicting it as "instigated and sponsored by foreign countries".
Yesterday's history cannot be erased through sheer and outrageous lies.
Eritrea triumphed - Alone Against the Mighty - by paying precious and inordinately huge sacrifices of its best sons and daughters in an arduous war against an occupationist regime that was propped up, at different times, by both the US and the USSR and their respective allies in the context of the Cold War.
First off, the people of Eritrea should not have suffered this extraordinary ordeal. Their inalienable right of decolonization should have been guaranteed in the 1940's, in accordance with international law and as it was indeed broadly the case, with the fate of similar colonized nations in Africa.
Secondly, moral decency demands that the very forces who perpetrated much pain and tribulation on the people of Eritrea for decades apologize and atone for their historical crimes; not add insult to injury by rubbing old wounds!
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