| No Force Can Trample the Choice of the People |
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| Written by Administrator | |
| Saturday, 20 September 2008 | |
By mid 2006 a new movement born out of the Somali people’s 15 years of bitter suffering received far more acceptance among the people than the transitional government set up in Kenya in 2004 and was within a few months able to restore relative law and order by driving out warlords from Mogadishu and other areas.
This new development in Somalia came as a shock to all anti-peace quarters and particularly to the US Administration and their agents in the Horn of Africa. To this end Washington and its agents sought to thwart the new movement by presenting it as a dangerous group with regional and global agendas and invaded Somalia in a reckless and hasty measure. It is to be recalled that the Eritrean government had then warned that the invasion was a march into an inescapable quagmire. Disgruntled by this failure, the US Administration resorted to its old tactics and tried to divide and weaken the Somali people’s movement to no avail. What Washington has failed to recognize is that there is no solution other than accepting and respecting the choice of the Somali people; for it is the choice of the people that has proved a formidable challenge to the US Administration and its agents. The various popular movements in the world in general and the Eritrean people’s struggle which had frustrated super powers such as the US and the Soviet Union in particular are vivid examples of the fact that no force can suppress the voice of the people. PHOTOS OF HORN of AFRICA PEOPLE in 2008 - Working for Peace, Stability, Justice and Development!!!![]()
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Letter dated Nov. 30'07 from the Legal Adviser to the President of Eritrea to the president of the UNSC
From `legal nonsense� to `legal fiction�.

With effect from midnight tonight (30.11.2007), the demarcation of Ethio-Eritrean boundary will be as complete as any demarcated interstate boundary would be, if not better defined.