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Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by EthioRedSea » 23 Sep 2020, 10:25

So what? we know Eritrea is a group of districts taken from Tigray. Menelik gave theses districts to Italy. Eritrea was part of Ethiopia. The map is made after the death of Yohannes IV in 1889.

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Awash » 23 Sep 2020, 10:29

bushtin,
Forget 1941.

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Fiyameta » 23 Sep 2020, 10:31

The US could have reached a deal with Eritreans to have its military base in Eritrea, but instead they took a huge gamble on the frail old white-worshipping puppet at the Menelik Palace to occupy Eritrea through terror and genocide, which at the end didn't pan out very well when the Communist Soviet took over Ethiopia, buried the old puppet under his own bathroom floor, and expelled the US out of the occupied Eritrean territories.

The end result for Ethiopia was, 17 years of terror under the Soviet-backed Derg communist regime and the loss of its 500,000 sons fighting a losing war in Eritrea, not to mention the billions of borrowed dollars spent on buying the weapons of terror, resulting in the stigma attached to famine the country will have to carry for generations to come.

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Awash » 23 Sep 2020, 11:11

Forget 1941. This is 2020
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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Kuasmeda » 23 Sep 2020, 11:43

Agames are laughing stock of all time. Alula of Agame was a bandit who attacked Eritrea in 1879. Eritrea was an ancient country & it is the origin of human beings. Here are the true History of Eritrea


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23 Sep 2020, 10:25
So what? we know Eritrea is a group of districts taken from Tigray. Menelik gave theses districts to Italy. Eritrea was part of Ethiopia. The map is made after the death of Yohannes IV in 1889.

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Awash » 23 Sep 2020, 12:26

bushtin,
It's 2020 and we're still dealing with "slave labor".
European Union promises to halt building Eritrean roads following criticism of “slave labour”

SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 ERITREA HUB NEWS

Eritrean human rights organization withdraws claim against EU, but remains vigilant about forced labour

Source: Kennedy van der Laan

Amsterdam, 22 September – The Foundation Human Rights for Eritreans has decided to withdraw the lawsuit filed against the European Union (EU) over 80 million euros in aid provided to Eritrea. This decision was taken in response to the ‘no more roads’ approach announced by the EU, after repeated criticism of its financial support.

“We will continue our investigation into forced labour in Eritrea and will come back to this issue if new facts come to light.” States Muluberhan Temelso, Director of the Foundation.

Legal case

The lawsuit was filed on 13 May 2020 in relation to EU funding of a project in Eritrea which uses forced labour from the Eritrean national service. This is openly acknowledged by the EU. The situation is and remains contrary to the most fundamental norms of international and European law.

In response to criticism from the media, the European Parliament, and European member states, partly as a result of this lawsuit, the EU has indicated that it will change its policy with regard to road construction projects in Eritrea. The EU has announced a ‘no more roads’ approach, whereby further funds that were earmarked for road construction on top of the 80 million euros have been diverted to Sudan and other projects in Eritrea. The EU will also evaluate the ‘dual track approach’ of diplomatic relations with Eritrea, of which the road building project was a part.

The Foundation is largely pleased with these steps, says Emiel Jurjens, the Foundation’s lawyer. “The EU has recognized that supporting a project using forced labour is unacceptable. That is why the EU has now abandoned this policy by saying “no more roads”. The goal of the Foundation has thus been achieved. This is an important victory that means alot to the Foundation and to the Eritrean people”. However, this does not change the fact that the human rights situation in Eritrea remains of great concern.

Ongoing concerns

With these new developments, which are considered as unconditional and permanent by the Foundation, the core requirements of the lawsuit have been met. However, the Foundation will continue to closely monitor the situation and continue its investigation into aid in Eritrea implemented through use of forced labour.

The Foundation remains very concerned about the way aid is organized through the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF). From the beginning, the EU knew that forced labour would be used in the implementation of the road construction project, and the EU agreed with this. The EU argues that a national court could not review this case, but a collective claim cannot be reviewed by an EU court. “If this argument is followed, cases where the victims cannot be directly present, for example because they are still in repressive countries such as Eritrea, cannot be reviewed. This puts the EUTF in a legal vacuum,” states Jurjens.

“We remain seriously concerned about the road building project.” Says Temelso. “For example, the EU indicates that money will still end up in organizations under the control of the Eritrean regime, specifically the Red Sea Trading Corporation. It is not clear how the EU can adequately control this.”
https://eritreahub.org/european-union-p ... ave-labour

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Kuasmeda » 23 Sep 2020, 12:40

Agame man is shaking when he looks at the map of Eritrea- You can't help it we shall soon build a fence in the norder with Agame to make sure that the dirty feet of Agames will not step in the holy land :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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[deleted],
It's 2020 and we're still dealing with "slave labor".

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Awash » 23 Sep 2020, 12:52

Fessmeda,
You want to talk about bygone years when your Agame tyrant enslaves the Eritrean people and proclaims "Tedemirenal". Idiots.
Kuasmeda wrote:
23 Sep 2020, 12:40
Agame man is shaking when he looks at the map of Eritrea- You can't help it we shall soon build a fence in the norder with Agame to make sure that the dirty feet of Agames will not step in the holy land :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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[deleted],
It's 2020 and we're still dealing with "slave labor".

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Awash » 23 Sep 2020, 12:58

Deqi Komarit medhin berad,
That was then. This is now.

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by Degnet » 23 Sep 2020, 13:00

Kuasmeda wrote:
23 Sep 2020, 11:43
Agames are laughing stock of all time. Alula of Agame was a bandit who attacked Eritrea in 1879. Eritrea was an ancient country & it is the origin of human beings. Here are the true History of Eritrea


EthioRedSea wrote:
23 Sep 2020, 10:25
So what? we know Eritrea is a group of districts taken from Tigray. Menelik gave theses districts to Italy. Eritrea was part of Ethiopia. The map is made after the death of Yohannes IV in 1889.
Aye monkey,everybody knows that the Italians made a country out of it.Dedeb Hamassien was no different from Enderta in the old days.Corrupt shefatu.

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

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The agame Awash lost his agame mind! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

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Deqi Komarit medhin berad,
That was then. This is now.

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Re: Map of Ethiopia during Haileselassie Regime in 1941!

Post by pushkin » 23 Sep 2020, 17:17

The former Agame spy in Eritrea under the Haileselassei regime & the fake priest Degnet come out of his cage to tell us his Agame folktales. As far as history is concerned, Eritrea was called Mdree-Bahree (which means Land of the Sea) by the local people. The term "Eritrea" derives from the Greek term Sinus Erythraeus, which can be translated in English as the Red Sea. The name was given to the sea between the Arabian Peninsula and the Africa continent, by Greek tradesmen of the third century B.C. In 1890 Italy colonized the land of Midori-Bahri along the Red Sea and named it Eritrea. Unlike other kingdoms, Mdree-Bahree was the only democratic kingdom in which the king (bestowed the name Bahree Negasee meaning King of the Sea) was elected by the people.

This part of the world is considered the origin of the human race. It's from this place that our first ancestors migrated to other parts of the globe. The first known inhabitants of Eritrea are the Kunama and Nara about 3500 B.C. The 'Land of Punt' is believed to be in this part of the world. Around 2000 BC the Beja people from southern Egypt entered Eritrea. The first inscriptions in the Geez alphabet date from 800 B.C.

Did you know that the first human beings lived in the area which is now Eritrea? Refer the following three videos to know more about Eritrea.

1. Eritrean History part I (125000 B.C upto 750 B.C.)

2. Eritrean History Part II (8th century A.D. upto 16th cetury)

3. Eritrean History Part III (16th century to 19th century)

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