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No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby revolutions » 16 Jul 2012, 19:06


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News scary enough to induce a coma

No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

July 16, 2012

Finally, the Somalia and Eritrean Monitoring Group has admitted that there is no evidence of Eritrean support in Somalia.

In its latest report, leaked to Reuters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, before Eritrea had a chance to see it, as indicated in its July 6 press release, the group said, it "has found no evidence to substantiate allegations that Eritrea supplied Al-Shabaab with arms and ammunition by air in October and November 2011." But it was this very accusation that was used to justify Resolution 2023 approved a month later, in December 2011. The Monitoring Group kept quite with this knowledge until the new sanctions were passed. It knows well Eritrea had no role whatsoever in the arming of the Somali group. History will also show that there was no evidence in 2010, 2008 or 2006 either.

That the Monitoring group handed the report to the media before the nation which is its primary target, Eritrea, was given a copy, is part of a pattern of excessive bias it has been showing since its inception seven years ago. Its charges against this young nation have been outright fabrications by Eritrea's archenemy, Ethiopia, which this monitoring group has been trying to legitimize, with the help of the Western media.

Reuters tried to inject its own dose of bias to the principal conclusion of the report by saying that "Eritrea reduces support for al Shabaab" ignoring the exonerating conclusion that there was no evidence. Period!

Reuters said, "A report to the Council, seen by Reuters, that it had found no evidence of direct Eritrean support for al Shabaab in the last year." If there was "no evidence of direct Eritrean support" any honest report would have tried to reflect that.

But, apparently, that was not the reason Reuters and its local stringers in Addis were given an advance copy the report.

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Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby Oromay » 16 Jul 2012, 19:16


This is brutal, can't you see therapy session going on with Awash. I was slowly giving him some advice. But now you spoiled his therapy. But you might argue this news is better than what Ethiopians are cooking for him. In the U.N. they had the U.S. but in Ethiopia, what are they going to do when 90 million lions roar? U.S. was not there for Mubarek. Scary prospect.



Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby Hawileyto » 16 Jul 2012, 19:27


Revolutions, you knew it , I knew it, Eritreans knew it as did the ESMG all along during the deliberations of the sanctions imposed against Eritrea. How convenient now to state the obvious when the sanctiones were imposed on an innocent nation! But, give them time, they will come up with another sensetional story of Eritrea supporting "Various" Ethiopian opposition groups. You see, it is not that Eritrea does not support some Ethiopian groups as do the Weyanes supporting the goHaf meHaf old fuuurts, but it is the way they chose to pick on Eritrea alone that shows stark naked their evil design. But again, when one works for the greatest devil of them all, what could we possibly expect different than what they are doing? Apparently not much.



Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby revolutions » 16 Jul 2012, 19:42



Why has the UN monitoring group all of a sudden decided to come clean and retract its previous false claims ? What does its latest report mean to Adwash and Eden who have sought to resurrect their Abay Tigray dream through the UNjust and illegal UN sanctions that could very well soon be lifted?


P.S. I left out commas in my comment out of respect to all those slipping into a coma and dying.



Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby Awash » 16 Jul 2012, 19:55


revolutions wrote:Image
News scary enough to induce a coma

No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

July 16, 2012

Finally, the Somalia and Eritrean Monitoring Group has admitted that there is no evidence of Eritrean support in Somalia.

In its latest report, leaked to Reuters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, before Eritrea had a chance to see it, as indicated in its July 6 press release, the group said, it "has found no evidence to substantiate allegations that Eritrea supplied Al-Shabaab with arms and ammunition by air in October and November 2011." But it was this very accusation that was used to justify Resolution 2023 approved a month later, in December 2011. The Monitoring Group kept quite with this knowledge until the new sanctions were passed. It knows well Eritrea had no role whatsoever in the arming of the Somali group. History will also show that there was no evidence in 2010, 2008 or 2006 either.

That the Monitoring group handed the report to the media before the nation which is its primary target, Eritrea, was given a copy, is part of a pattern of excessive bias it has been showing since its inception seven years ago. Its charges against this young nation have been outright fabrications by Eritrea's archenemy, Ethiopia, which this monitoring group has been trying to legitimize, with the help of the Western media.

Reuters tried to inject its own dose of bias to the principal conclusion of the report by saying that "Eritrea reduces support for al Shabaab" ignoring the exonerating conclusion that there was no evidence. Period!

Reuters said, "A report to the Council, seen by Reuters, that it had found no evidence of direct Eritrean support for al Shabaab in the last year." If there was "no evidence of direct Eritrean support" any honest report would have tried to reflect that.

But, apparently, that was not the reason Reuters and its local stringers in Addis were given an advance copy the report.



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resolutions,

Sophie must be furious to write such a mediocre piece. Is that why you concealed the source and identity of the shabo agent who wrote it? What do you expect a spin-master to do beside spinning?


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Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby Oromay » 16 Jul 2012, 20:15


Awash you have no time to wait for another toothless sanctions, Ethiopians are coming to take you!! I have made my brotherly duty to point out the faint chance you have before they grab you. It is coming closer and closer. I'm lovin' it!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby revolutions » 16 Jul 2012, 20:16


Oromay wrote:This is brutal, can't you see therapy session going on with Awash. I was slowly giving him some advice. But now you spoiled his therapy. But you might argue this news is better than what Ethiopians are cooking for him. In the U.N. they had the U.S. but in Ethiopia, what are they going to do when 90 million lions roar? U.S. was not there for Mubarek. Scary prospect.


It was very easy for the donor nations to form a military junta in Egypt following Mubarak's fall, because the military council did not represent a certain ethnic group in the country. In Ethiopia's case, however, given that the tribalist AGAZI mercenary army commanders represent an ethnic minority -- a mere 3% of the Ethiopian population -- its going to be very difficult to allow them form a military junta in the aftermath of TPLF's demise. Therefore, there's no other choice but to uproot the entire TPLF regime by cutting off all its evil tentacles and build a new government from the ground up.



Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby revolutions » 16 Jul 2012, 20:30


Hawileyto wrote:Revolutions, you knew it , I knew it, Eritreans knew it as did the ESMG all along during the deliberations of the sanctions imposed against Eritrea. How convenient now to state the obvious when the sanctiones were imposed on an innocent nation! But, give them time, they will come up with another sensetional story of Eritrea supporting "Various" Ethiopian opposition groups. You see, it is not that Eritrea does not support some Ethiopian groups as do the Weyanes supporting the goHaf meHaf old fuuurts, but it is the way they chose to pick on Eritrea alone that shows stark naked their evil design. But again, when one works for the greatest devil of them all, what could we possibly expect different than what they are doing? Apparently not much.


Yeah, I'm quiet aware of all the drama they've created about Somalia in their attempt to rescue the dying slave regime in Ethiopia. They seem to have finally realized that the real threat to the genocidal TPLF regime is the simmering volcano in Ethiopia that has just erupted at Awolia and spreading fast to other parts of the country. Will the UN impose sanctions on the 90 million angry Ethiopians in order to save one filthy slave from Adwa named Adwash ? I'd like to think they're more sensible than that. :mrgreen:



Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby Awash » 16 Jul 2012, 20:57


Oromay wrote:Awash you have no time to wait for another toothless sanctions, Ethiopians are coming to take you!! I have made my brotherly duty to point out the faint chance you have before they grab you. It is coming closer and closer. I'm lovin' it!! :lol: :lol: :lol:


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While you and your shabo friends are bogged-down on matters Ethiopian, your shabo tyrant is awaiting an execution order.
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Re: No Evidence of Eritrean Support in Somalia, UN Monitoring Group Admits

Postby revolutions » 16 Jul 2012, 21:25



Rest in Peace to the innocent Oromo civilians killed during woyane regime's terrorist bombings in Addis Ababa.

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