We are also more aggressively pursuing columnists, and we are hereby reserving a column to, proud members of PFDJ who would like to educate us and remind us of PFDJ's accomplishments and explain its policies to our readers. We understand it is a great deal of fun to speculate and we don't like to spoil anyone's game but neither Saleh Younis nor Saleh Gadi has ever written anything using a pen name because they do not have a reason to. Our Accomplishments Of all our accomplishments, the one we are most proud of is that our Website is truly representative of the Eritrean social Mosaic. In Saudi Arabia and the entire Middle East. And, in Asmara.
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We have plunged into this controversial field knowing well the difficulties and hardships that it brings with it. We framed our mission statement and we are determined to abide by it. Eritrean politics has deformed the noble idea of reconciliation. We have noticed that today, definitions for reconciliation are abundantly aired in moulds that fit different political views. To us, reconciliation is the coming of all Eritreans, based on mutual respect and dedication, to live together guided by a true and genuine social contract.