The discussion revolves around the issue of faith. She denies the fact the he is the system, he is the leadership, he is the absolute ruler, he is the man with the stick, he is everywhere and he is in her. My argument is we should at least believe in a fair system rather than a political personality who has already proven to us that he operates ominously. We see death, destruction, isolation, domination, destitution and more. Ms Trhas' sense of fairness is rotten and her level of denial has reached dizzying heights.
Blind faith is like a magical solution.
Only with a discriminating use of reason can we marshal facts and establish procedures to guide our progress. Motivated by the presence of our martyrs in our lives, reason, kindness, and morality, we can regain not only our recent losses, but the right to think and the freedom to choose. Eritrea needs to find the truth about the sources of its misfortunes. As I mentioned it in my previous postings, b lind belief, on the other hand, is the absolute end of the journey, defensive and on guard against any information which might threaten the faith and the faithful. Contrary to Ms Trhas belief, I would like to reiterate that blind faith is a rather resigned and close-minded way to approach life.