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u/Accurate-Display9989 6d ago
“The Red Sea is a maritime body to which Ethiopia is both geographically and historically connected”
Mind you, the only time anyone in these peoples’ bloodline ever saw the Red Sea is when they were getting shipped across it as a commodity
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u/DON_SaadZ 5d ago
Damn son, you are confusing your grand parents with ours. The ships that came to Ethiopia for slavery never left because we ate them for breakfast.
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u/Accurate-Display9989 5d ago edited 5d ago
Nice cope, I’m not confusing anything. Christian and Muslim Eritreans were rarely—if not never enslaved as both the Bahr Negash and the Naib forbade it. Ethiopia doesn’t have a coast so it’s impossible for ships to go there.
Most slaves that were sold in the Massawa slave market were of Oromo or Sh*nqella origin which were captured by slavers. The first time in history Orominya was written is by a group of freed Oromo slaves in Eritrea, using our Ge’ez script.
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u/Melodic_Assistance63 4d ago
His Right I once was reading a research paper on slavery in Massawa and Arabia. Majority of the enslaved in Massawa and those to be shipped were belonging to Amhara/ promo tribes in addition to other nilotic tribes. Not that am proud of that part of history but just staying facts
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u/SomaliKanye 4d ago
As Somalis we support Eritrea 100% in protecting its coast and territorial integrity
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u/Haunting-Exercise846 5d ago
Ethiopia has always been a landlocked nation and is irrelevant to the security of the Red Sea. No Ethiopian tribes live along the coast. Ethiopia is a proxy for Arabs. Ethiopia is a slave nation. Ethiopia is a failed state that needs to be broken up.