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Back then, Tewelde had a truck that transported bricks. To this day, no car company has ever built a truck like this. It was slow, so it didn’t need brakes; it had no lights, because it only drove during the day; it had no horn, because Tewelde would stick his head out of the glassless windows or doors to alert people. If they didn’t move quickly, he would get agitated and yell at them: maledetto, alges…
Every morning as I walked to school, I would see Tewelde, the famous boy from Keren-Laalay, at the Agip filling station preparing his truck for the day’s work – he would place a cloth filled with kerosene on top of the engine, strike a match and whoosh, the truck would catch fire.
I was curious why it hadn’t burned up, until I noticed that everything in the truck was made of metal tubing and there seemed to be no plastic. The fire heated the engine, helping it start, which a cold engine needs. Then he coiled a rope around a circular wheel – Uno, Due, Tre, and with the help of a few others, pulled it violently until the engine started. At that moment, the exhaust pump belched out the black smoke of burning diesel, and gurgle, gurgle, the engine started. He climbed into the cab, got behind the steering wheel, and headed to the quarry on the outskirts of town, where he loaded up enough basalt to haul it to the construction site – I think he hauled at least three loads for each house or fence at the time. So when I tell you how colorful Karen is (was?) it’s not because of the material wealth it possesses, but because of the even more colorful people who live there.
The PDF propaganda machine copied Twelve’s tricks; from time to time they pump up their followers with a dose of energy. Then they incite them with lies, deception and ridiculous unfounded claims. Then they calm down until they get another dose of energy for the next round of arrogance.
When there is nothing to show for it, they become as cold as Boy Tweedle’s old truck, which needs kerosene to keep warm. This is their life, a cycle of empty, tasteless drama.
The two Telly Savalas look alike!
My protagonist today is a model journalist whose honesty radiates on the screen and who speaks with authority. Please wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from screen radiation.
A few days ago, a friend sent me a video on social media where a man announced great news about the Popular Front of Pakistan. My friend asked me, “Do you know this man? Who is he?” I didn’t recognize him at first, but he looked familiar. Since I was curious, I decided to find out who he was by looking at his innocent face and then closing my eyes to concentrate. I didn’t sleep if I didn’t remember where I had seen him. Finally, I did it. Ah, I had seen him interview the late Alamin Muhammad Saeed in 2018. In that interview, he had a big smile on his face and asked Alamin some soft-ball questions; he repeatedly shook his head to show his admiration for the answers or he couldn’t help but be friendly. What a respectful journalist he was to treat authority so timidly. Today my admiration for him grows day by day. As for you, it depends on your point of view. However, I found myself mistaking one propagandist for another – Yared and Tedros both look like Telly Savalas. They look alike – in a good way. It was a trivial but embarrassing mistake; think of it as a play on “wax and gold.” That was the wax (sem), now let’s go find the gold (werqi).
Gold, not wax
How do I know he is close to the PDF? His wording is like this, so he did it very confidently before the PDF announced its intentions, typical Sebzena deliver goods.
Besides, I am in a good mood today and I will share my impressions of him carefully. But to be honest, I don’t know if he is as important as his overconfident posture within the Popular Front. But in any case, he brought good news, you must be happy; he said: (song “BE Happy”).
Negarit 282’s character brings seven breaking news stories, each of which insults our intelligence, just like other propagandists. They are as follows:
- Eritrea signs $4 million deal with US
He did not mention what the money would be used for or who signed the agreement on behalf of the two governments, but he knew that “you will be happy if you just listen.” - Eritrea drilled for natural gas one kilometer from MassawaIf it’s the Green Island to the north of the city, they better not pollute the Green Island anymore. If it’s to the southeast, Graal might come along for the ride, and if it’s to the west, access to and from the port might be disrupted. I’m all for drilling though, and I hope they get in there.There is an urban legend that I will share with you: Once upon a time, a man used to come into town with cans full of kerosene or something similar. He sold the cans and went home. His life got better. Rumors began to spread in the city that there was an old well in the suburbs that was gushing out and he filled a can every night and sold it in the city. The authorities heard about it, questioned him and took him to his well. They dug up the sand and found a large oil storage tank buried in the ground. The rumor continued to circulate, but with a slight change: It was said that the Italians buried the oil storage tank during World War II. People forgot about it until the poor man found it. The rumor that oil was gushing out of the coast near Massawa has never stopped and has become an urban legend. This does not mean that there is no oil under Massawa, there is oil everywhere in the world, the question is whether it is economically feasible to drill for it. I am not sure if we have oil, how deep it is, and how much it will cost to drill for it. And the People’s Front for Democracy and Justice does not tell us.
- The Korean company ShoAan agreed to build three five-star hotels in Massawa, very modern hotels.
Who is the owner of ShoAan? Who is the contractor or operator? Who owns the hotel? He forgot to tell us – I couldn’t find the name of the company online and I asked a Korean and he said I must have heard it wrong. If that’s not a big deal, I hope the reporter can send me the correct spelling of AhoAan in Korean. I and many others will help spread the good news.
- All necessary preparations have been made to build 750 modern villas in Gurgusum near the airport.
Again, the name of the owner, construction start date or contractor has not been disclosed – he will probably tell us in due course.
- (This is a big deal.) An Italian company agreed to build a modern railway from Massawa to Asmara and then to Addis Ababa.
Here too he does not say with whom the Italians agreed, how much it cost, etc. He repeats “modern” in every sentence, sometimes he emphasizes “very modern”. I am glad that they are not building an 18th century railway in 2024 – it must be modern. I would also like to suggest extending the railway to Kampala in Uganda and Kigale in Rwanda – what’s the point of a few hundred kilometers more!
- A new Asmara will be built in a place called Asha Gol near Adihalo, a new Asmara close to Adihalo, just like Dubai. The old Asmara was designated as a protected city by UNESCO, so it would be limited to tourism. But now the new Asmara, the new Asmara, will be created.
This is confusing: about twenty years ago, UNESCO also designated Massawa as a protected port. The plans need to be revised. They can’t build anything on a UNESCO city! It has to become a tourist city like Asmara; if they can find Ashgologol, they’d better build a new Massawa.“Now the Eritrean government has started to work on it, which means development. So the development, the peace and development that I have been calling for – this is what it has come to. Eritrea still has a lot of mines, lots and lots of mines. Dear, e’ee’eee’ eah eee.ye esssae. Seventy-five percent of Eritrea has gemstones. There is benzene, there is natural gas, there is gold, all of these, and now, at the end of the day, President Isaias is focusing on these…” Tedros
This is the propaganda campaign I warned about many times. It has been going on vigorously since they entered the current phase. Meanwhile, the Eritrean Justice Campaign is fragmented and covered with embarrassing stains, and several media outlets that we were allies of have changed their direction, you know the tragedy of asmarino.com; the few that are left are under-resourced and under-armed. What should we do? Maybe start wearing T-shirts with these slogans printed on them, “Lomi Shabia, tsbaH Shabia“And invite more religious clowns to empower us or irritate us – why do I say that? Don’t you know, we have a new Eritrean king named Joseph, appointed in Addis Ababa! If that’s not enough, maybe we can go to Asmara together, playing drums and singing, Wesede, ayay beAal sre.
Note: This is what I YouTube Channel@negarit.
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