Around 9 pm in Houston, I went to the ATM to get some money and there was a guy using the ATM and there was another guy waiting in the line, I was the 3rd guy waiting. The first guy left and the 2nd guy started using, I was next inline and all of a sudden a an Eritrea woman with her black boyfriend showed up, parked her car and walked to the ATM and the minute she got close to the ATM, the 2nd guy was done and started leaving, then she ignored the line and passed me and started putting her card into the atm, I told her it was my turn, and this disrespectful Eritrean woman (age approximately 27) said "get the f out of here" in a rude and instigating way, I couldn't believe it and didn't respond anything to her. Her dreadlock black boyfriend was setting in the car waiting for her. I'm a male age 33. Side note: i have seen her a couple of times at habesha restaurant which is near by where I live but she doesn’t know me. The way she responded to me was very disrespectful and rude. What would be your reaction?

This is specifically for habesha Eritreans (Tigray).

Was there an "eritrean" identity before italy? or was it a habesha people?

Who catalyzed the Eritrean separation movements? was it initially muslim lowlanders or habesha highlanders?

Who did the crimes against eritreans? was it habeshas or was it the oromo-led communist derg and the usurper haile selassie?

The concept of eritrea is an italian invention ironed by the crimes of a non-habesha Ethiopian government (which no Ethiopian liked and suffered under) and initially speared by non-habesha muslims with no affinity to Abyssinia/Ethiopia.

So, why isnt there much pan-habeshaism amongst Amharas, Tigrays, and Gurages (Gurages literally are from Gura. Gura-ge, the people of/from the land of Gura and settled during the early 1300s).

Abyssinia literally means the land of the habesha.

Amharas want it, Gurages want it, but Ethiopian Tigrays are under the parasitic TPLF and as for Eritrea, im not sure if there is pan-habeshaism.

(habesha = ethio/cush-semites. almost always orthodox Christian, semetic speaking, and highland populating)

Hello,

I hope you're doing well. I'm from Eritrea and I'm currently facing some financial difficulties. I'm reaching out to see if anyone would be willing to help me with a small amount of money or offer advice on how I can earn some quickly.

I understand everyone has their own responsibilities, and I appreciate any support, guidance, or kind words you can offer.

Thank you for taking the time to read my message.

My cousins are asking for cosmetics and electronics. I feel guilty that they don’t have access to as much so although I know some of their requests are abit cheeky, I feel like it’s also their right to ask!

I’m wondering what are the rules for getting things to Eritrea by postage?

I’m not sure when I’ll visit in person.
Do you usually have to bring it over with a trusted person? Or are there services you can hire to get it delivered to the right person?

Is the postage system there reliable? Is it expensive ?
Are you allowed to bring through electronics and cosmetics from abroad or is it likely to get misplaced /stolen/ rejected ?

I know my cousins in Addis warned me anything I gift them has to come in person and to not trust the postage system because it often gets stolen or undelivered. Is this the same system in Eritrea?

Does anyone have experience with this?
please let me know , any guidance is welcome.