Sniper525

[FRANKFURTER JUNGE 🇪🇷🇪🇷 @shaebiaeritrea2]

It’s easy to introduce a President in the USA, but this President deserves a longer introduction. Born in Asmara in 1946, he hast such an impressive list of credentials . Ladies and Gentlemen, Kubur Tegadalay, President of 🇪🇷 #Eritrea — Isaias Afwerki."

#PIA #EPLF #SHAEBIA

[ⓉⓃ @tesfanews]

Happy Weekend 🇪🇷 ❤️

[Sniper525 @Samisniper92]

@bisrat_girma @EritreanPress Wrong! It’s determined by the original 5.

[Sniper525 @Samisniper92]

@EthioRedSea @EritreanPress The voting is determined by the original 5, Ethiopian has no say 😂

[Samuel Tku'e✌🏿🇪🇷 @Samuel_Tkue]

#PIA said this some 34 years ago..that:
🔹️We, Eritreans, would be ready for all eventualities that may come after achieving our Independence.
🔹️If any regime that takes power in Ethiopia continues for war, then the war would 'transition to another level' and 𝙞𝙩 𝙬𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙉𝙊𝙏 𝙗𝙚 𝙗𝙚𝙩𝙬𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙀𝙧𝙞𝙩𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙣 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙀𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙤𝙥𝙞𝙖𝙣 𝙥𝙚𝙤𝙥𝙡𝙚 𝙗𝙪𝙩 𝙗𝙚𝙩𝙬𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙀𝙧𝙞𝙩𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙣 𝙥𝙚𝙤𝙥𝙡𝙚'𝙨 𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙪𝙜𝙜𝙡𝙚 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙧𝙚𝙜𝙞𝙢𝙚.
Ps: Translation to PP's language is needed 😀🤷🏾‍♂️.

[Ghideon Musa @GhideonMusa]

Dear Participants,

Congratulations to the people of Eritrea inside the country and abroad; to all its friends; and to the free peoples of the world.

Allow me to express my gratitude to all those who contributed to impart additional splendor to this momentous day – the 33rd Anniversary of our Independence – through various inspirational programmes.

We normally assess – at propitious occasions of the annual celebration of Independence Day –  the dynamic nation-building process of independent and sovereign Eritrea; and, the progress achieved against the backdrop of our pronounced mission within the context of fluid global and regional developments and trends.

In this regard, our documented observations are our point of reference to properly decipher and understand the ideologies and policies that have been articulated in the past thirty-three years to crystallize a “new global order” after the end of the Cold War.  In the past few years in particular, and as the machinations for imposing a uni-polar world order became increasingly untenable due to the resistance of the free peoples of the world, we had managed to identify and predict the visible contours of the aspirations for new global order that serves the interests of the vast majority of the world’s peoples.

The exploratory analysis spelled out during our Independence Anniversaries in 2021, 2022 and 2023, were prompted by the imperative to understand, with the requisite depth, what may be termed as the “transitional phase”; with all its fluid attributes.  Especially, the ideology of “domination and monopoly” as well as the strategies, plans and tactics of its elite proponents.  In this respect, what is the reality and trend now; in 2024?

The war declared 30 years ago to primarily “contain” Russia has become a daily theme today; accompanied as it is by intense propaganda.  The subterfuges underway to portray – through enlargement and intensive care –  the almost defunct NATO and the European Union as more potent than ever before are too transparent and cannot, indeed, conceal the looming quagmire.

It is patently clear that the billions of dollars spent daily in the futile war will spike into trillions of dollars in the period ahead.  As the devastation becomes more expansive with the lapse of time, the perilous situation that will ensue at the global level will be immense in terms of all metrics.  Furthermore, the elites of the defunct ideology are becoming more desperate.  It is thus difficult to predict the (reckless) policy choices that they may contemplate.

The containment of China is fraught with higher risks than the containment of Russia.  The declared war – even if packaged in moderate language and diplomatic niceties – is grossly at variance with the facts on the ground and the tensions that these will invariably entail.  The looming tension will not be diminished or averted as the elites of “domination and monopoly” cannot accommodate – due to their innate nature and proclivity – the economic, technological and military growth of China; or its expanding international ties.  Above all, as they will not discard their agendas of hegemony and domination, their machinations to contain China in Asia through a web of alliances – using “Taiwan and Hong Kong” as narrow pretexts and the “South China Sea” as a wider cause – is patently evident.

More ominously, their greatest anxiety stems from the economic and technological growth of China.  The roadblocks and sanctions they are deploying to obstruct this capability is the “tip of the iceberg”. The global crisis that this dangerous mind-set can trigger is not negligible.  We must also bear in mind that almost a quarter of the over 30 trillion dollars of US debt will have to be repaid to China.

Another important issue is Africa and the overall situation in the continent in relation to other global developments. In the eyes of the elite of “domination and monopoly”, Africa has always been, and continues to be, regarded as their exclusive enclave.

The continent is endowed with almost 60% of global natural resources; and, a fast-growing population of 1.2 billion. Despite all these resources, its opportunities for development were not only suppressed in the past due to slavery and colonialism, but its growth remains stifled in this post-industrial age.  It thus remains a marginalized continent condemned to a subsistence economy and the export of raw materials.  On the other hand, the voice of the African people saying “enough” to slavery, colonialism and unfair exploitation has been growing in the last few years.

The growing resistance is not confined to rejection of robbery and looting of the continents’ resources.  It is also combatting polarized ethnic and clan agendas that aim to wreak havoc in its ranks, as well as corrupt and surrogate regimes.  Awareness for nation-building, political independence and sovereignty is growing with concomitant initiatives to that end.  The aspirations for a new and just global order is likewise on the rise.  This is also true in Asia and Latin America as well as the peoples of Europe and the Americas.  These are broad phenomena that should be properly analyzed (will need more profound examination in due time).

How about developments unfolding in our neighbourhood and that have closer impact on us? Our neighborhood that comprises of the Nile Basin, the Horn of Africa, the Red Sea and the Gulf.

The liberation struggle of the Palestinian people for independence is a central issue that has come into the forefront in the past seven months.  Even if we cannot revert to the immediate aftermath of the Second World War, the elites of “domination and monopoly” have misconstrued the “Two-State Solution” enunciated in Oslo (1993) for dilatory purposes while exploiting weaknesses of leadership and organizational schisms to create “accomplished facts” on the ground. The scheme or end game includes cajoling Arab countries towards“normalization ” while choking and ultimately obliterating the cause of liberation and independence of the Palestinian people. But the just struggle of the Palestinian people has not been debilitated or vanquished. To the contrary, its firmness has won international acclamation and broad popular support.  As a consequence, it occupies a central stage at this point in time.  In equal measure to the resistance, the oppressive, duplicitous and deceitful trademarks of the “school” of “domination and monopoly” have been fully exposed.

Another development in our neighborhood that should be appraised together with the liberation struggle of the Palestinian people for independence is the pronouncements and positions of solidarity that the peoples of this neighborhood are invoking in their respective countries. This has triggered tension in the Red Sea; and especially in Bab-el-Mandeb and the Gulf of Aden.  Illicit interferences and naval stampedes by defunct forces of “domination and monopoly”, presumably to “safeguard international maritime routes” using the perceived tension as a pretext; and, its dangerous ramifications, are crucial trends that warrant proper appraisal.

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Current developments and trends in our neighbours and that have much closer influence and impact – both directly and indirectly – on our domestic situation are numerous indeed.  The complications and devastation inculcated by the agendas of instigating division; creating and managing crises; and even provoking invasion and war, concocted and pursued by the elites of “domination and monopoly”, especially in the last 33 years of our Independence, have been enormous.  The failure of their myriad hostilities seems to have engendered higher frustration in the camp of “domination and monopoly”.  They are accordingly embroiled these days in fomenting another cycle of war.  This has become an open secret (all its details will be divulged at the appropriate time).

At this juncture, the simple message to our people is: “No reason for anxiety!”

Indeed, the frontal role and shield of our heroic defense forces; the unparalleled patriotism and resilience of our people who did not only ascertain liberation and independence in 50 years of struggle that exacted precious sacrifices, but also preserved their sovereignty and independence in the last 33 years are testaments to our fortitude.

Ladies and Gentlemen,

As our security readiness to all potential hostilities remains intact, the priority of our priorities is, and remains, nation-building.  We will thus continue to toil by expanding our development programmes; enhancing their effective implementation; continuously refining the plans charted out; mobilizing the necessary resources; making requisite adjustments and sacrifices; and, reinforcing our institutional capabilities and frameworks.

We express our profound appreciation to our compatriots abroad for the patriotism they have displayed in various trying times as well as in the past year; and urge them to keep this up.

Beyond safeguarding our independence and sovereignty, we will continue to work hard, without complacency, to consolidate the ties of friendship, cooperation and complementarity with our close neighbours and the wider region as well as with like-minded and free peoples of the world.

Peace Anchored on Resilience!

Best wishes for a good rainy season with popular resilience!

Glory to our Heroic Martyrs!

Victory to the Masses!

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[Lulna.M🐪🇪🇷 @Lulna15]

#Eritreans will celebrate their independence day from anywhere in the world. This day came to us with a heavy price, our heroes gave their all including their lives for #Eritrea. Thus for our #Heroes, for our liberation we will celebrate and honour our martyrs forever.
🇪🇷#At33💥

[Rahel W. Sebhatu @RahelWeldeab]

.#Eritrea|ns celebrate a rich #cultural heritage; every voice should be respected. We must denounce those who seek to terrorize & silence them (#BirgadeNhamedu are terrorists). We stand for justice, diversity, & the right to celebrate together.  #Norway #DiversityMatters

[ታሪኽ 🇪🇷 @___rikh]

A community is like the branches on a tree. Though we may grow in different directions, our roots remain the same. 🇪🇷

People FEAR what they do not understand and HATE what they cannot conquer. ✊🏾

[African Vision Sport & Education Development @4AfricanVision]

🇪🇷 Elite and U23 cycling event in Asmara ,
@NATNAELTESFATS1 Natnael Tesfatsion from @LidlTrek was part of the event.

@GhideonMusa @biniamb

[@aklti ወዲ Tsige🇪🇷 @AtieWedi]

President Issias Afewerki enjoying his free time at his neighborhood's wedding.

[Hadnet Keleta @hadnetkeleta]

#Eritrean festival #USA, #Seattle

[Bana❤️Eritrea5241991 @Eritrea19911]

Yes let’s save this for generations ❤

[Sheabia ሻዕብያ 🇪🇷 @SheabiaForever]

This is the most powerful message. Bravo Eritrean lady!! 🇪🇷💪👏

[#InvestInEritrea 👩🏿‍🔧 🇪🇷🇪🇷 @DahlaKib]

Some penny collectors "white saviors" went to Eritrea and brought some breaking news (for them) of no electricity, no Internet, no ATM, no G3 etc but never dared to mention why the shortage? Because they created the shortages and came to blame the government. Let me tell you why the shortages-
- Eritrea was under no war no peace for at least 18 years (the proxy war of EU & US by TPLF)
- unjusted & Illegal sanctions from 2009-2018
- unilateral & illegal sanctions by US and some EU countries forced by US
-Blocked from using SWIFT
- still blocked to buy any heavy machinery from western countries
- systematically denied Airlines to fly to Eritrea
-Eritrea under "regime change" agenda of US for the last 20+ years for not bowing down to imperialism and more
-completely blocked from taking loans from IMF & world bank and more.

The end of Italian colonialism was followed by the plunder and destruction of the 10 yr British Administration.

The 30 year armed struggle further devastated Eritrea’s economic infrastructure

But Eritrea has something that our well lit friends have not been able to get:
-Unity in our diversity
-Unparalleled social capital
-Internal peace, stability and security
-Strong clean government
-Resilience of our people- coping capacity

So on balance, we are faring much better than those digitally connected, ATMs, electricities etc. not saying these are not important…

[Sesin Seyoum @SesinSeyoum]

Congrats to #Eritrea|ns in the DMV & its environs. Kudos to the #EritreaFightsCancer fundraising committee on the successful event yesterday at ECCC Washington D.C. Over $95,000.00 was raised last night and it’s continuing. Always Awet N’Hafash!

[Elilta Hagos @hagos_elilta]

ክኸውንዩ ከመይ ዘይከውን✊🇪🇷🙏🌹🥰

[Amanuel Biedemariam @Amanbiede]

Eritrea is proud to claim you as its own! Super proud @0to1infinity
#EritreaPrevails because of it, always.

[Michael Tesfandrias @MTesfandrias]

ኤርትራውነት ኩቡር መንነት🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Asmara ኣስመራ @asmaragraphy]

“We need a mandatory nationally service for all Americans so we can understand each other and work together from rural Idaho to South BX ” Susan Rice

Well we have #Sawa for the same exact reason.

#Asmara #Eritrea #Eritrean