3. Arya Kamlesh-President Arya Pratindhi Sabha of Fiji √
4. Bole Mr Filipe-Minister for Education, National Heritage, Culture and Arts, Youth and Sports √
5. Bolobolo Ratu Meli-Chairman, Ra Provincial Council √
6. Chaudhry Mahendra-Minister for Finance, National Planning, Sugar Industry and Public Utilities (Water and Energy) √
7. Cokanasiga Joketani-Minister for Primary Industries apologies
8. Ganilau Ratu Epeli-Minister for Defence, National Security and Immigration √
9. Katonivere Ratu Wiliame Maivalili -Nominee Macuata Provincial Council √
10. Khaiyum Aiyaz-Sayed -Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Electoral Reform, Public Enterprises and Anti-Corruption. √
11. Koroi Jokapeci -President Fiji Labour Party √
12. Lacabuka Atunaisa -Chairman, Serua Provincial Council √
13. Lee Wah Selina- Social Worker Labasa √
14. Lewanavanua Ratu Jolame -Chairman, Lomaviti Provincial Council √
15. Luveni Dr Jiko -Minister for Health, Women and Social Welfare √
16. Maharaj Dewan Chand -President, Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratindhi Sabha √
17. Moore Peni -President, Women’s Action Committee √
18. Nailatikau Ratu Epeli-Minister for Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Civil Aviation √
19. Nawalowalo Ratu Josateki-Chairman Kadavu Provincial Council √
20. Rajeshwar Kumar-President, Fiji Local Government Association √
21. Ralogaivau Ratu Filimoni-Chairman Bua Provincial Council √
22. Rewi Teatu-Chairman Rabi Council of Leaders √
23. Rickets Tom-Minister for Industry, Tourism, Trade and Communications √
24. Rigamoto Tarterani -Chairman Council of Rotuma √
25. Serulagilagi Josefa- Chairman Tailevu Provincial Council √
26. Silimaibau Rupeni-Rep Provincial Youth Forum of the Fiji Islands √
27. Singh Dijendra-Representative Fiji Girmit Council √
28. Sukanaivalu Netani-Minister for Lands, Mineral Resources and Environment √
29. Tarte Daryl-President Media Council (Fiji) Ltd √
30. Tevi Lorinne -President Fiji Council of Social Services √
31. Urai Daniel-President Fiji Trades Union Congress √
32. Whiteside Desmond-President Fiji Manufacturers Association √
33. Wong Patrick-Representative, Fiji Islands Hotel and Tourism Association √
34. Yabaki Rev. Akuila-President Citizens Constitutional Forum √
35. Mick Beddoes -A/ President, United People’s Party √
Out of the above list we can say that the only people who can really be legitimate representatives are:
- Chaudary who was elected in the last parliament but the again he has been tainted by his support of the Military coup as a member of an illegal government and
- Mick Beddoes elected in the last government
- The Rotuma and Rabi Council Chairman and the Provincial Council Chairman
The rest are unelected self seeking NGOS, insignificant opportunist and members of an illegal government, Mataca and the Pig Vore.
Enjoy the $100 a day illegal stolen from us the taxpayers while you can but you day will come……………
January 25, 2008 at 12:03 am
What mandate do you bloodsuckers have representing the people of Fiji in this blerry charter?? Call it the military charter, dou veicara. Power hungry ga kei na vaqara i lavo laurai vei kemudou. Beddoes sona levu!! Too much talk, can’t walk the talk!!
January 25, 2008 at 12:13 am
Fiji police chief offers answer to ‘witchcraft’
24 JAN 2008
Fiji police’s head of special investigation, Assistant Commissioner Nazir Ali, has been told to seek divine intervention to chase evil spirits from his office.
Ali got his advice from Police Commissioner Commodore Esala Teleni, who today confirmed receiving a report from Ali alleging sorcery is being practised in his office.
“He reported the witchcraft and I said well you just have to pray hard that you are able to chase the spirit of the devil out of the office,” he said.
Teleni adds that it is hard to prove Ali’s suspicion.
He earlier confirmed that a report from Ali resulted in the transfer of a driver and clerk from Ali’s office.
A FijiTV report earlier this month said that Ali had suspected those who had frequented his office of black magic after writings supposedly linked to witchcraft were found under his desk.
Ali could not be reached to comment on the matter.
Fijilive
January 25, 2008 at 12:36 am
They want to look so intelligent and capable! Whole lot of desperate, power hungry despots. Eeeeeew that Tom Ricketts, Mick Beddoes, Desmond Whiteside all Kai Lomas, ca ga half and half and have no roots.
No shame Dicko Jiko and big sis Jokapeci! I hope we never see them again after the next elections!
They should take their charter farter and flush it down the loo!
January 25, 2008 at 1:28 am
is peni moore #30, the ex wife of Kado Slatter the restaurant owner?
desmond whiteside needs the money – their mother Cherie Whiteside used to own the Tiki Togs boutiques, they had that lovely home opposite Albert Park (same side as government buildings opposite Motor Inn), cruiser (as in a huge boat – not like us with our putt putts & bilibilis). Very Well off – until mummy died – Cherie Whitesides children did not have her brains or her business skills. Sa oti na inheritance. Desmond used to be involved in so many car crashes in his youth but used to get off scott free – the police investigators used to find bhainis panties in his smashed up cars. He eventually ended up in a wheel chair but seems to be well enough to join the pathetic charter brigade.
Mick Beddoes – I don’t think he’s there because he wants it to go ahead – I think he’s there to ensure transparency is upheld.
Nazir Ali would frighten the shit out of any tevoro so I don’t know what he’s complaining about – at least he has a job. Get over it Nazi or we’ll set Ratu borogaga onto you – drau qai sota vaka mircha.
The solois are well represented – maybe they want a Prime Minister & President from Ono i Lau. I say stick to throwing things at aeroplanes girls.(For bloggers who do not understand the above paragraph – #11 & 15 are sisters who come from the Island Ono i Lau in the Lau Group in Eastern Fiji.
Soloi is supposed to be a staple food there made of grated tapioca or any other available rootcrop in season mixed with coconut milk then wrapped in banana leaves & either boiled or cooked in the on hot stones in the ground – lovo.
The remark about throwing things at aeroplanes – this is a joke that is always thrown at the people from this island as they threw things at the first aircraft to fly over their island – which the other islanders thought showed great ignorance)
It is so sad that these people want to be associated with the ig. They should all be ashamed of themselves.
January 25, 2008 at 2:03 am
All bunch of free masons.
January 25, 2008 at 4:42 am
Ni veicai kece na i lala qo….. Filipe vakamadua taki keimami o iko.
January 25, 2008 at 6:55 am
Now that’s what I call a ”Rogues Gallery”.
There is nothing independent about this illegal council.It is stacked with illegal ministers,labour supporters,coup apologists and oppotunists who are there for $100 allowance.
But if the pig thinks that they they represent and have the support of a wide cross section of society,then he must be dreaming.
Though they are representatives of various groups in Fiji,these assholes are there as individuals as they do not have the support of the people they are leaders of.
THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT THE ILLEGAL COUNCIL AND THEIR CHARTER ARE THE 35 LEECHES PICTURED ABOVE.
January 25, 2008 at 7:48 am
they are bastards enough to join the swine pig bainimarama
January 25, 2008 at 8:38 am
Can the police commy go for some english refresher course, on TV last nite, his english was pathetic, broken english & pronunciation (namuka accent) ha! ha! maybe Mrs Teleni should arrange for some extra class in English at Yat Sen. for the wannabe police boss.
January 25, 2008 at 8:44 am
You just have to look at Nasir Ali & you know that he is a sly, sneaky snake just like Pramesh Chand (PM’s speech writer), Their eyes & lips says it all, FULL of LIES & Shit!!
January 25, 2008 at 10:23 am
Here they are! All thinking they’re doing the country a great favour.
What a laugh!
January 25, 2008 at 11:44 am
Who do these idiots think they are trying to represent the people. Bunch of leeches and fools, their charter will be flushed down the toilet where it belongs and if the methodist church think they’re going to join they’ll find themselves with empty churches…just remember “let your yes be a yes and your no be a no”…kua mada na “maybe” tiko…end up like that sit on the fencepost Mick Beddoes. Is our society really turning into a bunch of cowards who readily use the wide and easy instead of the narrow and difficult? I also read with interest Justice Roger Coventry’s comments on his retirement, sounds like a thinly disguised shot at this illegal regime and its “before the courts” fool of an AG. If we’re losing the good judges I fear we will soon have no recourse against these illegal fools. Regardless we will continue the good fight…when the going gets tough the tough get tougher.
January 25, 2008 at 1:48 pm
LUVfiji
Are you talking about the people on the NCBBF or the idiots who blog stupid and myopic remarks here.
January 25, 2008 at 2:20 pm
Na sona, they’re taking about you ;-0
January 25, 2008 at 2:21 pm
by the way, that ex[ression on Mataca’s face, it seems like there is something stuck up his you know where
January 25, 2008 at 2:23 pm
Na Sona Levu Dina,
She’s talking about people like them and you,people who took over a govt for your own ulterior reasons.
The pig is deviating from his original course.WHERE’S THE ALLEGED CORRUPTION THAT STARTED THIS MESS IN THE FIRST PLACE,YOU BLERRY FOOLS.
January 25, 2008 at 2:52 pm
Au kerea me rau sa vau mada ga o Vetero Mataca kei Jokaveci Koroi….de na qai matata kina nodrau i lakolako. Vakalolomataka nodra bula!!
January 25, 2008 at 3:19 pm
Amen to that annon……………oi me rau mai rawataki tala na simede!!
January 25, 2008 at 3:26 pm
Ia au kerea me rau sa vau madaga o Chodo kei Vore, o cei beka o ni nanuma me ka yalewa vei ra ka ko cei me vei tuki???
January 25, 2008 at 3:32 pm
Da raica toka i matai vore, o koya tamata vinaka ni cokia na long sleeve sote nei chodo i gusuna.
January 25, 2008 at 3:44 pm
Where did the parasites hail from? If you think you are so popular why don’t you bugger off to a Vore/Chodo shit face blog sites!
You can’t because you ain’t going to create any interest, you losers especially you Na Sona Levu Dina.
January 25, 2008 at 4:23 pm
And who do ALL these fcukers represent exactly??
Does Mataca sit there with the full backing of his congregation?? Ditto for all these provincial/NGO/religious/whatever reps — as our economy fades to oblivion I’m sure they’ll put food on their “electorates” tables (NOT).
They & their families will be made to account for all these choices. That’s a given.
January 25, 2008 at 4:24 pm
TO NSLD: saga ya boka ya, boka sara a bajimu
Have a nice weekend to all you guys..cheers ! ! !
January 25, 2008 at 4:25 pm
I hear that another coup is been plan to oust the Vore and possibly exterminate Chodo and aiarse from the face of the earth! Sorry, can’t tell you anymore than this and just keep your fingers crossed.
January 25, 2008 at 4:34 pm
Just read on the Sydney Morning Herald today that Australia is commemorating the 200 anniversary of her only Millitary Coup, the Rum Rebellion 200 years ago when the NSW Coup rebelled and arrested Govenor William Bligh of Mutiny on the Bounty fame.
Interesting!!
January 25, 2008 at 5:18 pm
Na Dina… if you couldnt make out who I was referring to then you do not belong to this site! Be Gone!!
January 25, 2008 at 6:54 pm
Now we see the faces of more criminals who have joined the illegal body the NCBBF. Anyway most of them are insignificant looking people and I doubt if these ones will be able to contribute constructively in their deliberations. I think they will just sit there nod their heads and agree to the warped brains leading from the chairs. They are just symbols to provide the numbers and a facade to falsely show that the entire committee is the representative of the majority of Fiji. Let us the law abiding citizens continually oppose this stupid fit for toilet paper charter while these criminals sink in their own shit.
On another note it is sad to note that Oz and NZ have not imposed travel sanctions against thes people. Come on freinds of democracy help us out here as we struggle against an apprehensive and repressive dicktaker who is rapidly strangling the nation like never before. We need your support in sanctioning everyone connected to this illegal IG to force them to restore our freedom from this misery we are enduring for way too long.
January 25, 2008 at 8:47 pm
@ Peace Pipe: Agree re the OZ/NZ sanctions issue.
There is an election in NZ this year and there has (thankfully) been a change in Australia. Unfortunately to date, NZ’s sledge hammer approach and inconsistencies by those in the Foreign Affairs “club” have bitten then in the bum. (If you recall, that isn’t that surprising since they (OZ and NZ) dropped the ball pre 2005 by not putting any real effort into keeping the “noble” deliverables alive outlined in the Pacific Plan.
As you know, Rudd and Clarke knocked heads together almost immediately affter the Australian election – Rudd genuinely keen for a change in image, racist attitude, AND concern for those in the Pacific.
They’re both (Clarke and Rudd) for “pragmatism”. Not a bad approach, except that it should not be at the expense of principle, honesty and being straight-up. Most NZers wouldn’t have a clue what criteria is applied to those wishing to enter the country, and most Australians wouldn’t give a shit as long as it isn’t wingers, wops or muzzies. Unfortunately Clarke’s longevity here is breeding that same attitude amongst the masses.
Coupled with that (and with justified criticism from NZ Greens re bans on seasonal workers from Fiji), Helen has hopped on board with the “move foward mantra”.
Often politicians lose sight of the fact that they are servants of the people and there at the electorate’s pleasure, and instead think they are there to rule (as “Leaders”) until election time rolls round. Often they then wonder why they lose the election.
In NZ, Labour is worried – and so they should be because the alternatives are actually worse.
The clamour to “engage”, foster “dialogue”, move forward, be pragmatic, etc., etc., etc. (you get the drill), WOULD be all very noble were there some level of consistency as to how those “principles” (pardon the abuse of the word) were applied.
In NZ, the loosening of sanctions would be viewed with more credibility HAD IT BEEN PRECEEDED by allowing seasonal workers (i.e. those actually hurting and most affected by the coup) in, BEFORE accomodating the opportunists – often those that have managed to bend the ear of NZ’s gentry (on specific issues).
For me, it will be a sad day if and when Helen Clarke loses the election because there is an utter dolt as the alternative, however it will not be at all surprising. Nor will it be surprising to a hell of a lot of others who have been involved in electioneering campaigns for her, past Ministers in her government and others.
It is interesting that back in late 2006, Helen acknowledged Voreqe as being a “madman” and a little thick, as he is (A Dangerous combination). Everyone knows it, whether its those in Foreign Affairs, Defence Forces or spook agencies – let alone the media and public.
Interesting that there have also been previous opportunities (several) for that madman to engage in dialogue, which due to his ego he could not accomodate.
Given Frank’s “madman” status, one is left wondering why opportunists should be accomodated when the same accomodation would never have been reached with an Amin or a Mugabe or any other little tin-pot despot OR their hangers-on.
Unfortunately whether or not a person has some “breeding”, is merely a “good bloke”, or simply in the”club” does not make them reliable or principled, or indeed reliable or trustworthy.
It is possible that there is a deal. Loosening in travel sanctions in exchange for a plan to deal to the little munter. Whatever – if there is, it should be SECONDARY to the Fijian electorate who (like Kenyans and Zimbabweans) have been robbed of their rights.
Clarke and Rudd (and THEIR clever Harries) need to be very careful they don’t become accomplices instead of peace-makers.
January 26, 2008 at 5:21 pm
Let’s refresh our memories about Atunaisa Lacabuka’s mandate. In the last election the grand total of 123 people voted for him. He picked up a further 73 preferences from an independent and then dropped out. A miserable second last in a field of eight. Altogether over 22,000 voters did not want to vote for him. Finally, it is interesting to note that he gave his preferences to the Fijian Nationalists. Will his contribution to the Charter circus be a confession that once he was a Nationalist and now he wants to forget all about race. Is this the sort of person who should be getting $100 per day just for turning up? He is certainly unlikely to have much of value to contribute. lt is typical of the majority of this bunch that he stands for absolutely nothing except his own interests. The people of Serua and Navosa understood this.
January 26, 2008 at 5:38 pm
LETS BOW OUR HEAD AND PRAY FOR THESE CROOKS-LORD WE BOW OUR HEAD TO SEEK YOUR HELP AND ASK THAT YOU THRUST OUT YOUR MIGHTY HANDS AND GRASP HOLD OF THESE SON OF A BITCHES BY THEIR FAT NECKS AND SQUISH THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF IT! AMEN!
January 27, 2008 at 8:53 am
Amen kuku, and after squishing they can wipe themselves with the abominable charter they are trying to conjure for us.
Just out of curiousity I went through the list of intakes for FSM for 2008 in Saturdays paper and saw an alarming trend that was a grave cause for concern and this is what the charter is engendering. 84% of the intakes were Indians and 16% were the rest Fijians and others included. Is this how we want the country to move forward. The charter’s guiding principles are the perfect instruments for enhancing the progress of Indians whilst further regressing the Fijians. This is where the charter is detrimental to the Fijians because of two so called objectives which are masked to make the charter look noble whereas when dissected these objectives have devious ulterior motives. These are: offering opportunity based on merit and building a non racial society. You know how Indians are opportinists and will not share things. They really fit in with the “merit” part of the charter principles. They get all the available seats in FSM, USP and other institutes through their high marks and due to the new policy a very Fijians will be able to make it. This is where the other charter objectives come into play and that is a non racial society. So when this happens we cannot or probably not be allowed by law to raise this issue as it would be racial to do so. Ultimately less Fijians will be qualified for the jobs that are available and most will be occupied by the Indians.
What is conspicuously missing from the charter is a way forward in addressing the issue of the lagging behind of Fijians in education. It is a major concern for the Fijians but glaringly ignored by these illegal people. It is the grand scheme of things in the hidden plan of these devious lot to isolate the Fijians and take over since money and not land is now the king.
January 27, 2008 at 12:26 pm
A bunch of wankers trying to sell their own people the “taukei” to the highest bidder.
It could be to the Chinese, Moslems, Indians or the Free Mason!
Blame Rabuka, Mara & Gaunilau for backing the biggest wanker of all and now Mara & Gaunilau’s children with second 2 biggest wankers, Nailatikau & Baini Vuka!
We were all made to believe that the 1987 coup was about the defence of a system of traditional authority that was believed to define the “taukei,” the most sincere, kindest and loving people on this earth.
January 27, 2008 at 1:19 pm
Peace pipe, there is a simple way to counter this ratio. Just tell the kids in your family, your mataqali, your tikina and the whole dammned nation to study hard every day, not smoke weed in the teitei, or engage in deflowering little 4 yr old cousins back in the island. Then they all will get good marks, better than the Indians.
You and all other Fijian parents also better stop swiping grog till late hours or overindulge in church functions. Supervise the kids and assist them.
Hard pill to swallow, but that’s reality. The only way to beat the Indians.
January 27, 2008 at 7:20 pm
I dont wanna waste my time watching that…and I also don’t agree that MPC or Beddoes are legitimate reps …because the 2006 elections didn’t appoint them to hold those positions…hello they only got it through a coup de’tat!!!
January 27, 2008 at 7:25 pm
AND TO mariner…. go to India mada and see how things are over there… very quick to point fingers and pin us with labels…lako mada i nomu vanua qai raica na veivakalaboci e caka tu kina…how dare you wanna come to my country and accuse us of being lazy and raping our children…lako mada i nomu vanua dina…keimami na itaukei ni vanua, keimami lewa sala keimami cicivaka kina….if we don’t want to utilise all our land, then let us be…what is it to you? Cava e milamila vei iko?
January 27, 2008 at 7:27 pm
The Secretary to the NCBBF John Samy had a grilling from the host of TV 1 on Sunday evening. Samy tried to justify his participation in the NCBBF but failed miserably to convince the audience.
Good one TV 1.
January 27, 2008 at 9:16 pm
Mariner go and fuck yourself to India you mutherfucker.Fucken Indian bastard.Fucken Indians are beginning to take over from Fiji now,vicai..magaitinamu,drau vicai kei nomu kai o Voreqe,tamata caititamana
January 27, 2008 at 10:18 pm
Bula. I dont think it is fair to abuse Mariner and tell him to go to India. It is precisely such views which is making many Indo-Fijians lean towards the coupists. You cannot say Indians are foreigners – they have to be accepted and engaged as equals but as not indigenous, which I am sure, they will agree with. Keep your ugly mouth shut – highway stabalizer
January 28, 2008 at 4:04 am
Totally agree with BS.
Congratulations to the Close Up host for a very fine job in putting the screws on Sami the snake.
He probably thought he would come on TV and be a star.But after a good grilling from the host he looked so funny as he sqirmed in his seat,crossing and re-crossing his legs as he tried to evade answers that would have painted him in a bad way.
As the host tried to get an answer as to if he was the main achitect of the charter,Sami the snake finally said that he had consulted some locals on the workings of the charter.
He mentioned four names,two were Indian academics,probably from the Indian backed Uni of Fiji.And the other two names were those of the Judas’s from CCF,AKULA YABAKI AND JONE DAKUVULA.
Qori,tobo tu o Van Damme,rau vei vutu.
January 28, 2008 at 7:11 am
NP Agree with you totally! The four names of people consulted by this wannabe main boy were Dr Vijay Naidu (strong SDL critic), the Vice Chancellor for the University of Fiji (arsehole who is a strong Labour supporter) and the two indianised fuckall Fijians Yabaki and Dakuvula.
If John Sami wants to help the country he could have done so while a legal Govt was in place. Not try and justify his participation in a illegal military govt.
Sami said he had Fiji at heart. What a load of rubbish! If this was so he could have stayed in Fiji after the 1987 coup to get the country back on its feet.
Sami you have decided to leave Fiji so just stay the hell out of Fiji’s business!
January 28, 2008 at 10:40 am
Who the fuck are you Justice?Ugly mouth ni nomu sona.Caiti bumu sa mate tu na bulubulu,in english it means go fuck your dead Grandmother in lovonilase.Motherfucker,you twat.
January 28, 2008 at 11:01 am
To HS
See whane reality hits, it hurts. That’s the problem with most of your like, who can’t take the bull by the horns and reostr to assumption and name calling.
If the notion of picking a textbook and gleaning wisdom and knowledge (that will help you outsmart the Indians as you all want) is beyond you, then stop blaming others.
I’m sure you’re a sad pathetic man wasting your employer’s resources at work for this. Maybe I’ll profile you with your outburst. You were an underachiever who repeated F4, F6, never made it to F7. Your aunty worked in civvies so got you a job at which you suck. So you resort to this name calling. Hell, you can’t even express emotion in English!
Worse still, you are an insult to all the indigenous Fijians I meet. Most of them are sensible well meaning jovial men and women, who are among the friendliest and hardest working individuals I know of. They don’t speak trash like you obviously do. They are not afraid of hard work and take advice seriously.
In their terminology, you will be described as “no school”.
BTW, I’m not an Indian.
January 28, 2008 at 11:03 am
To Mai na Leqa
This is the same Vijay Naidu who was at University of Auckland? Try reading his publications to tell you which way he leans.
January 28, 2008 at 11:05 am
Woilei Highway Stab – please keep it clean .
We are all angry but we have to keep our ideas flowing in a CONSTRUCTIVE way.
Say what you mean but keep the swearing down especially for us grannies who are reading this with our grandchildren.
Vinaka.
January 28, 2008 at 11:14 am
Same with me Yanu.. my TV was switched last evening to the Australian Open which was more refreshing. I have had enough of the lies spewed by these individuals. Who cares about their ideas and what they think!
January 28, 2008 at 11:44 am
LUVfiji.
Individuals, you mean the narrow minded, boorish and uninteresting bloggers on this site. Especially the Princess and bulumakau, add to that the stupid and unstable Stabalizer. Real bunch of morons who wont even listen to sound advice.
January 28, 2008 at 1:14 pm
Mariner & his supporters accuse HS of name calling when he/she started it in the first place. The point is, if you live in a glass house, don;t throw stones. No country is immune from all these filthy habits. You can’t just blame it on the taukei. Second, stop patronising the kai Viti dina with that remark about your indigenous friends. Fiji cannot claim to be free and fair until the vulagi community reciprocates our goodwill and our inclusiveness. Chill out and buy a copy of today’s Fiji Sun and have a read of Dr Ropate Qalo’s piece. And to BS, interesting that you seem to imply that Indians are my “enemies.” I never said that, and I have never seen them in that light so the need to “keep them closer” is redundant in my case.
January 28, 2008 at 1:44 pm
Seems na lasu, na ignoramus hasn’t taken its medication this morning & doing what it knows best – petty name calling nanananana – well we bloggers understand YOU’RE NOT WELL that is the reason you stoop so low – because you’re a pathetic LOW DOWN malevolent bind mullett – so go & read the advise on your medication packet – if you can & leave the blogging to the intelligent & the people who actually care for the dismal state Fiji is in. Or maybe the hangover has finally damaged what was left of the mona.
Isn’t this john samy the fugly piece of shit fanning the ig flames from NZ or is it john sami – same fool? he’s definitely on the ig bandwagon to earn a quick buck & probably setup some dubious business venture to milk more money from the tax payers.
It’s funny how the ig has attracted the petty thieves & losers who can’t make it on their own despite living in luxury & unable to pay their bills ($50 & $2 men) – the Australian conman peter foster – BIRDS OF A FEATHER?
This is the calibre of the ig from voreqe, chodo etc – ALL BIG TIME LOSERS, LIARS, THIEVES – so why would you want to be associated with them.
January 28, 2008 at 2:03 pm
It was interesting how John Sami was moaning about the international community not coming in to assist Fiji at this time? He went further to harp about the number of years he has worked in the international arena and could not understand. What did he do? No one kow him from a bar of soap. What he should accept that only losers like him will accept jobs by this illegal regime. What should have happenend John sami was a referemdum first to gauge the voice and view of the people – then if the results say so for the NCBBF then so be it. At this point nothing of that sort is in place so do not talk becase you have no authority to speak for the majority of the people of Fiji.
January 28, 2008 at 2:17 pm
Na dina,vaka tale na manumanu ni cagi o iko. Sa volekati keda mai na cagilaba o qai basika tu mai.
Have a nice day bro.
January 28, 2008 at 2:33 pm
Was Patrick Wong in the Cook Islands earlier? If it’s the same Patrick, I wonder what happened to his court case? Seems like he stole some money from the Cook Islands Tourism Board before coming over to Fiji. And these are the people trying to pave a better future for Fiji!? Isa lei noqu Viti lomani. There is a light at the end of the tunnel, but it’s the train folks! Sa dri yani.
January 28, 2008 at 3:58 pm
Don’t think its the same Wong Tui. This Patrick I believe was one time amateur boxer and GM of one resort in Mamanuca, Tokoriki?
BS, okay granted I must have mis-read your wise saying.
Apologies.
Peace.
January 28, 2008 at 10:14 pm
Tui I think that guys name is Chris Wong – Chris & Helen Wong in dispute over some business dealings in Cook Islands. Not sure if they’re Fiji Wongs – will find out for you. We don’t want to wing the wong number.
January 29, 2008 at 3:48 am
So, is the union of church and state next on their agenda? After all their theme seems to be unity. Just looking at the line up of these people. Different race, different backgrounds, different religions and denominations. Its gonna be one hell of a unity in error regardless of their faith and beliefs. Unless they have one faith in something else.
January 29, 2008 at 10:03 am
Thanks AK, I’m sure they are Fiji Wongs. Sure thing, one must never “wing the wong” number! Otherwise all Fiji Wongs will say 2 wongs don’t make a wright, 2 wrights make an aeloplane! U know the Wight brothers. Anyway, just clearing the rubbish after the hurricane this morning. At least something exciting to do with the kids around the house. This IG nightmare is starting to take it’s toll on me. Keep thinking of snipper rifles and homemade bombs. Must not resort to violence, must not resort to violence, must not….
Well good morning Fiji. I’s a lovely day to be alive and bula again SV, NP and fellow bloggers. Keep on blogging and keep on fighting!BLESS!
January 31, 2008 at 7:28 am
Tui
Patrick Wong is the son of Raymond Wong who used to own the Raymond’s nightclub in Lautoka in the 70’s.
The Wongs in Rarotonga are Christopher and Helen Wong who are involved in tourism. Chris is originally from Lautoka and Helen is a Cook Islander.
Patrick and Chris are not related in any way!
February 1, 2008 at 11:01 am
Helen worked at the Forum Secretariat way back in the days when it was SPEC. She is Rarotongan and big viavialevu. They have long been associated with tourism in the Cooks.
Oh please tell us more about this dispute that she’s in! Music to the ears..