I must have misunderstood you all along as I thought you were just an obnoxious bully. If you are referring to your own belief system, which hinges on 'abune Isayas', then you know I will be very disappointed, and I may come after you once again, with the intention to drive you off the edge. On a more serious note, if you are referring to our Martyr's System and their legacy that continues to live in the minds of all Eritreans, then I definitely agree with you that we should have faith in their martyrdom. He simply walked all over them. When debunking debates begin to surface, the information that is generated in the process is taken as a threat rather than as an invitation to rational thought, then I can comfortably say that we are suffering from blind faith syndrome, my dear sister.
Blind faith is a misrepresentation of reality.
In today's Eritrea truth is much more important than faith. We need to remain skeptical because we are not convinced that explanations currently put forward by the government are really adequate. His justification for his argument was not based on the social, economic and political realties in present-day Eritrea, but on his utter faith in and love of the president. I don't think so. I wish he had rationalized a little more thoughtfully, for I do not believe there is such a thing called faith in politics - at least in my vocabulary.