On Eritrean Endurance: Response to Amanuel Beademariam

On Eritrean Endurance: Response to Amanuel Beademariam

You are right;  our immortal martyrs who still live in our memories ones entrusted us this land that we proudly call home, sweet home. We do the rest in building our country from the ashes and ruins of war. We know it is hard to build a house, but easy to destroy it with a single blow;  in a relatively short period of time. Hence, a big challenge demanding commitment, self-denial and endurance is likely to come to the fore in this hard time. I suggest every Eritrean to read a book: "The Human Side of Japanese Enterprise."  It describes the economic miracle of Japan which is purely based on national character, not on national resources as the following epigram denotes:

"Endurance"

The Japanese....

This people of a rising sun

Symbolized after their national flag

Are so quiet, so humble

Who achieved such an economic miracle

Within a short period of time

Have a message to their own kind

That says: "Never mind...

The more the rain hits the ground

The more it becomes

Hard, solidified

Ossified, petrified."

So is with Eritrea

Its overt and covert enemies

Might move to disrupt

Its national policies

Out of hate or jealousy.

But once and for all

It is destined to grow

Through many roads

Whose dire opponents

Have not control.

Similarly, this has to do with Eritrean resilience or endurance. A full treatment on endurance will be available soon in Tigrigna language.

Anyway, that is why psychologists  say that an attitude (character)  makes the difference. knowing this,  the powerful establishment employs mind-engineering to wipe out the primordial trait such as  morale in advancing the hidden agenda,

-Haile Bokure

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