Comments on: Exploration Advisor Says He Would Definitely Put Money in Eritrea

By: Mehari M

Mehari M — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 09:44:23 +0000

To The ZXAmiche
I realy love reading your comments,( in all website)
your are great !!
Regards

By: Reginald Bezzola

Reginald Bezzola — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 01:28:44 +0000

What is the estimated cost of production per oz Gold?

By: DY

DY — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 20:45:08 +0000

I got no much to say ZXAmiche said it all…Eritrea is the future of Africa. By the people for the people with the people, I mean real people not sellouts and mercenaries Eritrea shall thrive. THE peoples’ desire is PIA to dictate the intruders. One can repeat “one man rule” numerous times for a purpose, however it is beyond the authenticity because our history explicates PFDJ along with its leaders is the most Democratic Party ever. I will absolutely invest on Eritrea.

By: ZXAmiche

ZXAmiche — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 16:21:15 +0000

Jemal the homeless, and hapeless loser.

How would an alleged dictator would lead a stable country with little or no corruption and crime?

Your daydream of seeing Eritrea a failed state is over.
Eritrea is stable indeed for several things:

- Hardworking, law abiding, and determined people
- Social harmony, Moslems and Christians alike
- No regional or tribal conflicts
- No extreme or fundamentalism of religion
- Disciplined army
- Geo-political reasons, proximity of African states and political background
- Potentials of all kinds of mining
- High potentials of geological studies
- High potential of tourism
- Fertile lands, including land and sea
- and above all Gold and visionary leaders, tested of hardships, interms of national security, rule of law, diplomacy, and fulfilling basic human needs.

Jemal, the loser agent, the days of sabotaging is over. Eritrea will achieve its stated goal of the Millenium, whether there is investment or not.

Let dogs bark while the camel marches!

Long live Eritrea, the “CAN DO” state!
And long live the “dictator” of Eritrea, dictator against the sellout bandas, beggars, and mercinaries: George Washington of Eritrea, President Isaias Afeworki!

By: Isaak

Isaak — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:56:13 +0000

Hi Mahari,

This has nothing to do with the Government of Eritrea. This is the Global Stock Exchange!

For individual investors the best way and probably cheapest way is to talk to your bank and tell them that you want to invest in shares. Some of them have in-house brokerage services.

Or you sign up to one of the online brokerage companies such as Fidelity, American Express Brokerage, Citybank…

You should start with your bank! If they can not help you try to find a online brokerage company!

By: mahari

mahari — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:35:53 +0000

I am too definitly invest in ERITREA,BUT some one tell us!!
ho to call,talk,pay,can we do thrue gaverment of ERITREA….
please tell us for people like me first time to share.and
thank you!!

By: redae

redae — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:40:45 +0000

we wont to ionvest in our mather land. But the question is when? as every one of us now the policy in eriteria is not good b/cit is the plicy of wild.the man who say invesment in eriteria is scure ,may be for him, but for us it is the most insecure country as faras i isin the hands of th wild people. i dot know what is met by security, as to me security in eritera is not in place.if security is in place why the wild isayas escape assassination, why people are arested with out warrant, why people are killed with no reason, people are killd and beingkilled by the wild solders as they try to escape hunger in the bordr areas with thiopia and sudan. the one who saysecurity is good may this is not clear for him, but for us it is the burnning isuue. another example that eriteria is insecure, may be exlained by the presece of a number of opposition milliter wings such as kunama libation front, red sea afar, anothers. so it is good to invest in eriteria after freedom.

By: Mehretab

Mehretab — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 12:48:52 +0000

I am investing on Eritrea because it is a stable, peaceful and corrupt free country.

By: matias

matias — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 09:44:00 +0000

“the camel marches while the dogs barking ” the goverment of eritrea and the people are working hard un like * jemals * people we are not deepending on westerns .we r self reliances.long live wedi afom .

By: Mahir

Mahir — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:49:00 +0000

Jemal Shut the F up….. Eritrea belongs to warsay Yekalo…..And The Whole Eritrean People are Warsay Yekalo and His Excellency the President is the most Patient Creature in this Planet.

Jemal You are completely Enslaved and Eritreans are completely Humans.

Long Live Eri

Truth Will Always Previal

By: samrawit

samrawit — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:12:53 +0000

I would definitely invest in Eritrea. EWe have been supporting our country in any way it needed help and this time is investing to gain profit. and I would advise eritreans who love their country to put more money as it will benefit the country and ourselves by getting return. If Eritreans do not do it Americans, candaians europeans any one who is interested in doing business will by shares . After all the shares are sold worldwide. Do not listen to peoplelike Jemal. We do not know who he is,. He can be an angry ethiopian who does not want to see a strong rich and stable Eritrea. just ignore him. The camel marches while the dogs bark is the saying. I am peaceloving person but Jemal is the opposit of me

By: Robiel zemichael

Robiel zemichael — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 16:35:47 +0000

Eritrea is the only country with out corruption . This man knows the truth . Long live Eritrea.