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"BACK TO DEMOCRACY FOR FIJI"
You are invited to share and pen your ideas, views or opinions that will facilitate/assist our country back to democracy. All positive and/or negative ideas and comments to steer us back to the road of democracy are welcome.
Whichever way one looks at our current situation back home, democracy has been completely raped. The rape of democracy in Fiji is a virtual degradation of the populus of Fiji. Their human rights are being deprived:
1. the right to decide their government;
2. who they want to represent them;
3. their right to free assembly;
4. free protest;
5. free to organise into groups so that they can talk about what is pertinent to their daily lives;
6. protest on issues they do not agree with....with no fear of intimidation from anybody.
With this military regime in place, the concept of freedom per the Constitution is a total myth!
And, we, the people of Fiji need to come together and be vehement about our total disagreement with the military regime. So give us liberty or death! The reality of the issue is that democracy in Fiji has been raped...from top to bottom...left to right....inside and out and vice versa!
Here we have a military regime that talks about freedom to the people and yet the very same military regime randomly arrest people, torture them, inflict unnecessary harrassment and emotional stress to those that seem a threat to them. The military regime talks about racial unity.......the communal concept of togetherness and yet Fiji is far more racially divided today than it ever was.
The so-called advisors, viz-a-viz, John Samy, these are rejects from their adopted countries and yet they are being rewarded with exuberant amount(s) of money by these rogue military regime who have no idea what they are doing. Lying to the international community does not augur well with this interim government and yet the interim Prime Minister continuously talks with a forked tongue when addressing international issues. The ministers talk about internal securities as if Fiji is going to be invaded.
All around it is clearly seen that the economy is in tatters and the Constitution is just a useless piece of paper. The rule of law is as what the military regime wants it to be.
The above are just some of my views (from a pro-democracy viewpoint). But, do not let that deter you from penning your comments if you share otherwise.
So, let us come together and voice our views/comments, whether they be for or against the military regime and have a very healthy discussion here so that in the end we can factually understand what our role is, what we need to do and how we can come up with ideas to help restore democracy back in our beloved Fiji!
Please feel free to write what you like or dislike about the military regime. Be sincere and honest about your thoughts, without getting personal or spiteful.
Kindly note, this "topic" will expire as soon as we have an election.
Whichever way one looks at our current situation back home, democracy has been completely raped. The rape of democracy in Fiji is a virtual degradation of the populus of Fiji. Their human rights are being deprived:
1. the right to decide their government;
2. who they want to represent them;
3. their right to free assembly;
4. free protest;
5. free to organise into groups so that they can talk about what is pertinent to their daily lives;
6. protest on issues they do not agree with....with no fear of intimidation from anybody.
With this military regime in place, the concept of freedom per the Constitution is a total myth!
And, we, the people of Fiji need to come together and be vehement about our total disagreement with the military regime. So give us liberty or death! The reality of the issue is that democracy in Fiji has been raped...from top to bottom...left to right....inside and out and vice versa!
Here we have a military regime that talks about freedom to the people and yet the very same military regime randomly arrest people, torture them, inflict unnecessary harrassment and emotional stress to those that seem a threat to them. The military regime talks about racial unity.......the communal concept of togetherness and yet Fiji is far more racially divided today than it ever was.
The so-called advisors, viz-a-viz, John Samy, these are rejects from their adopted countries and yet they are being rewarded with exuberant amount(s) of money by these rogue military regime who have no idea what they are doing. Lying to the international community does not augur well with this interim government and yet the interim Prime Minister continuously talks with a forked tongue when addressing international issues. The ministers talk about internal securities as if Fiji is going to be invaded.
All around it is clearly seen that the economy is in tatters and the Constitution is just a useless piece of paper. The rule of law is as what the military regime wants it to be.
The above are just some of my views (from a pro-democracy viewpoint). But, do not let that deter you from penning your comments if you share otherwise.
So, let us come together and voice our views/comments, whether they be for or against the military regime and have a very healthy discussion here so that in the end we can factually understand what our role is, what we need to do and how we can come up with ideas to help restore democracy back in our beloved Fiji!
Please feel free to write what you like or dislike about the military regime. Be sincere and honest about your thoughts, without getting personal or spiteful.
Kindly note, this "topic" will expire as soon as we have an election.
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Permalink Reply by Suliasi Daunitutu on -
Vinaka Naita,
Matavuvale and Democracy fighters are well represented everywhere in the world, even in the sports paddock. Vakanuinui vnaka vei iratou na cauravou lewe ni timi, ka vakavinavinaka talega vei noda rep o Mike ena veitokoni.
Vinaka talega na ovisa ni thread o turaga Naita Jese, ni vaka CID wavoki tiko, ena vuku ni Democracy, kei na vuku ni qito.
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Permalink Reply by Suliasi Daunitutu on
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No meeting with Methodist: PM
Friday, February 05, 2010
The Prime Minister will not meet with officials of the Methodist Church as decisions made by Commissioner of Police Commodore Esala Teleni were made on behalf of the Prime Minister.
Speaking to FBC News Permanent Secretary in the Prime Minister’s Office Lt Col Pio Tikoduadua says people should keep in mind that the Prime Minister is the head of Government, but there are others who stand in for him.
Tikoduadua says Commodore Teleni was delegated by the Prime Minister to meet the Church officials on his behalf.
Tikoduadua says everything the church wanted to know from the PM, has been said to them by Commodore Teleni.
He says Government will only change its stand when the church removes politically motivated leaders from its ranks.
Fiji Broadcasting Corporation
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Permalink Reply by Suliasi Daunitutu on
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Methodist will comply with order
Friday, February 05, 2010
The Methodist church of Fiji and Rotuma will comply with the order by Government.
Assistant Secretary Reverend Tevita Nawadra says despite their intention to meet the Prime Minister to iron up their differences - they have asked their congregation to abide by the law.
"Yes we have confirm that in our letter that we have inform our group to comply with the order the current order."
The government has put a ban on the Annual Methodist Church Conference until 2014. This includes all their monthly and divisional meetings
Fiji Broadcasting Corporation
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Permalink Reply by Samuela Tawakilai on -
BAINIMARAMA ON A MISSION TO COMPLETELY SUBJUGATE THE METHODIST CHURCH IN FIJI.
That is the unwritten headline that we should be reading in the Fiji's Daily papers.
Se ia tiko ga na qai...se sa warai?
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Permalink Reply by vulaono on -
It is very sad that the govt is banning the methodist church.A Dog has its day.To all the Methodist in Fiji especially the Talatalas HANG IN THERE IT IS NOT FOR LONG.GOD WILL CLEAN UP AND ELECT THE GOVT OF FIJI TOMORROW.
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Permalink Reply by Suliasi Daunitutu on
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Nadi launches crime free
Friday, February 05, 2010
Nadi Town has launched its Crime Free initiative, which is part of the Fiji Police Force plan to have the country crime free by 2012.
Nadi crime free initiative committee member Laisiasa Tolevu says this is very good for the residents of the Jetset town.
Tolevu says the villages, Nadi business community and residents have lent their full support to the initiative.
"Down in our hearts we know that this is something from God and we would like to urge the residents of Nadi and Fiji as a whole to support this crime free initiative."
The Crime Free initiative was launched by the president of the Fiji College of General Practitioners Doctor Ram Raju.
Fiji Broadcasting Corporation
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Permalink Reply by Loruama Tawawili on -
I think that this illegal govt. need to study the concept of society's social structures,its functions and out comes.Just as the poor need to prop up the rich so does crime to make society real.A crime free society is an Utopian approach that has never been proved possible by the study of society and its structures. Crime Free Fiji is just wishful thinking.
But I think the most absurd point here is that when we consider the birth and formation of this illegal govt, it was done through criminal acts.Now Fiji crime Free society will be supervised by criminals themselves. This is not even a catch 22 scenario but rather the Edipus complex when you consider the Illegal PM is Commander Military and his 2IC is Police Commish.
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Permalink Reply by Samuela Tawakilai on
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Suli,
I must congratulate the illegal regime, and in this case the Fiji Police Force, for their innovative ideas in fighting crimes.
We were once entertained by the "dancing policemen" masquarading as crime fighters. Now we have another silly idea dubbed, "crime free," which will fade and thrown away when they realise it's stupidity.
How can a country whose leaders are the biggest law breakers ever thought of "crime free!"
The people must be laughing in silence...if not, they deserve the kind of government they have.
Ni qai "crime free" tiko!
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Permalink Reply by Vula Tabuadua on -
Like your country MM...run by ex-convict since you know when
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Permalink Reply by Loruama Tawawili on
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The leaders of Australia Vula are far better than the criminals that are running Fiji now.At least those are now the decendants of what were convicts then and have turned the continent into something that Fiji will never amount too. Infact Vula your problem is that your mouth babbles off nothing and it shows in what you write.But can we really credit that with anything of substance from your brain or the dry sun of the desert is too much for you.
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Permalink Reply by Justin on -
LEWENI NI TU VINAKA TU LA QORI NA NOMU JOB NUMBER O QAI LEI VIAVIA SIOVA TU NA PS JOB...RAICA MADA NA KENA TOTOKA NA NOMU LIUTAKA TU QORI NA BAND....OSO....SA QAI VINAKA VEI IKO QORI ME VAKAUTI IKO WAVOKI TU O VOREQE QAI SEGA NI DUA NA MATANITU E VINAKATI IKO...VAMADUA DINA
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Permalink Reply by Loruama Tawawili on
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That a very good one Mark, its like the Who's on fist base? What? Is on second base,I don't know. That hillarious. A very good one ineed Mark. We need PUNS here for more laughter to show up the stupidity of Fiji's Dictator.
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