It is time
Today they are again pushing us to our limit. How long must we remain silent, stand back and helplessly watch?
This evening Laisenia Qarase was charged with abuse of office dating back to 1992. This is all part of the Charter grand plan to charge the key SDL people of some charges and therefore disqualify them from standing in the next election.
And we have just received words now that Russel Hunter, the publisher of the Fiji Sun has just been taken away by some people claiming to be immigrations officials. Upon enquiry with Director of Immigration Naupoto, he was surprised and said he did not know of any immigration raid on Russell.
There is only one way we can bring this regime down. Let us take to the street in mass protest and have them try and arrest us all.
Korovou, Naboro, Natabua cannot even take it if 20,000 of us descend upon the streets of Suva and Lautoka.
We are not calling for violence, just massive passive resistance. With this suggestion, let me take you back to India on the 23rd of March 1922. Mahatma Gandhi stood before the judges and in his speech before being sentenced for sedition he addressed the court and said:
“Non violence is the first article of my faith. It is the last article of my faith. But I had to make a choice. I had either to submit to a system which I considered has done an irreparable harm to my country or incur the risk of the mad fury of my people bursting forth when they understood the truth from my lips. I know that sometimes my people have gone mad. I am deeply sorry for it; and I am therefore, here, to submit not to a light penalty but to the highest penalty. I do not ask for mercy. I do not plead any extenuating act. I am here, therefore, to invite and submit to the highest penalty that can be inflicted upon me for what in law is a deliberate crime and what appears to me to be the highest duty of a citizen. The only course open to you, Mr Judge, is, as I am going to say in my statement, either to resign your post or inflict on me the severest penalty if you believe that the system and law you are assisting to administer is good for the people. I do not expect that kind of conversion. But by the time I have finished with my statement you will, perhaps, have a glimpse of what is raging within my breast to run this maddest risk which a sane man can run”.
I plead to you citizens. It is now time to think of our children and our future.
Are we just going to stand by and watch helplessly while the Vore and the Snake plunder, pillage and bare false witness on innocent people.
If you do not step up now and move in unison to make the change, then you or your wife or your son or daughter will be next. Rounded up in the middle of the night, beaten to death and then dump back on you doorstep at sunrise.
I therefore appeal to you all. Mai Ragone. Let us all get arrested, charged and plead for the harshest sentence. Lets gnaw at the conscious of the judges that will sentence us. Lets fill up the gaols to the seem. Lets push their resources to the limit. Lets get 20,000 or 30,000 arrested. Lets voluntary go into the prisons and crack their budget on money to feed us and break this butako governments budget.
If we do it in unison for just a day or two we will break this illegals.
February 25, 2008 at 11:56 pm
That’s the only way we can bring down these people. We should invite media all over the world to cover the event and let see.
February 25, 2008 at 11:58 pm
Russell Hunter was taken to the army barracks at the orders of that crook son of Mahen - Rajend Chaudhry, and there is evidence to prove it
February 26, 2008 at 12:00 am
It’s Time!
It’s time that you Fijians got off your backsides and marched for freedom.
Don’t expect help from Aust; cardboard Kev is too busy trying to explain his lies.
Start with with sly resistance,
Sugar in the petrol tank of military vehicles render them useless.
Of course, letting down tyres of isolated military vehicles is also helpful.
Remember that the green goons are walking around waving rifles at people but when you look closely, there is no bolt and no magazine. The rifle is useless.
Also, a smile from a young lady might just make a green goon wander into your hands.
Go you good things!
February 26, 2008 at 12:01 am
So Rajend Chaudary now orders the Military around?
Has he been drafted into the army as well?
February 26, 2008 at 3:00 am
As mentioned in a previous posting by SV,this is a typical tactic used by the goons called ”wag the dog”.
It is used to divert attention from the regimes major fuck-up,in this case ,Chodo’s exposure as the tax evading dog.
They used it previously with their ”assasination conspiracy” but we all know how that case will end up,in the garbage.But whatever they do ,lets keep this fiasco in the forefront of efforts to bring this regime down
Fellow bloggers,this move was predicted by the SV team and now it has happened.They are also grabbing at straws in an effort to discredit LQ.
February 26, 2008 at 3:36 am
In yesterdays ‘Whispers’ column of the Sun, the writer said to watch for a story concerning the cash payment of $180,000.
Hahaha,looks like the pig is in deep shit now trying to explain the purchase of that Howell Rd property.
No wonder the bastard is defending Chodo so vigourously.
February 26, 2008 at 3:43 am
So now all those of you who were abusing and accusing Victor Lal and Fiji SUN to reveal the Minister - firstly, if they had done it long ago - we would never have known about the $2miilion - Again lets not forget that tax issue has only arisen because he was using the Haryana money to profit from is investments
February 26, 2008 at 5:52 am
Good job - I see that you have taken my suggestion about Ghandi - to keep it peaceful.
As for them investigating Qarase - I think they should, and I am sure we will scams out there much bigger then than this Chaudary taxx evasion.
Now, that Rajend Chaudary ordering around the military - thats is being silly. I know people hate Rajend, but to come up with this…Come on guys.
February 26, 2008 at 6:32 am
I recall a response Mr Qarase gave at the aborted political forum of PCPI recently. Asked as to why he has in his party some who have been convicted for the 2000 crisis, Mr Qarase responded; They have served their time, and at least they didn’t run to the president for amnesty. They welcomed the prosecution and have served their time.” On the same light, if I’m Mr Qarase, I would welcome the prosecution, based as it is on filmsy and questionable evidence. This is the chance to get his name cleared once and for all, and although it may be painful for his family, it will also be a chance to get some money at the same time, when he sues the pants out of this regime. For that he is being a true man, and leader. Unlike those who continue to hide behind amnesties and so called facades of secrecy or confidentiality!
February 26, 2008 at 7:16 am
Russel Hunter,the publisher of the Sun is still missing after being picked up by 7 ”immigration” officers yesterday.
Baci cakacaka tiko o ratou na i lala ni ”black ops” sona levu mai na keba.Dou vei vutu kei nomudou boso levu,dou yavu lamu sona.
February 26, 2008 at 7:21 am
Budhau,why don’t you go to your ”Loyal Soldier” blogsite and give those goons at camp a reason to continue writing the dribble they dish out.
February 26, 2008 at 7:26 am
Can Shaista Suckmimi get off her skinny arse and try and find out where this corrupt military have taken Russel Hunter. Hunter’s rights have been violated and this is an opportunity to show that she is not biased towards the Military Council and to Bhaini Marama.
Or does she only fight for the rights of the military and their leader, Maiya Chodo? Bloody good for nothing bitch!
February 26, 2008 at 7:35 am
I thought the military had figured it out that taking people to QEB for outdoor exercise is counter productive.
Why the hell do these guy have to take in Russel Hunter - I think this is the the Minister of Torture guy doing this - not Rajend.
That “loyal soldier” blogsite - thanks, I will go check it out.
February 26, 2008 at 8:10 am
On a side issue I can see one similarity with the snake and the pig. Both have eliminated dissenters among their ranks to command outright loyalty from the remaining followers. Have you noticed that the FLP has no more founding member except for the snake himself. Both the snake and pig have dictator style leadership which is bad for the country. Many good members of FLP have been ousted by the snake and all there is left are stooges like JK, LP, LRV, FA, all talks with shallow intellect. No more Dutt, Bune, Atu Bain. What a pity these people could have contributed a lot for the country instead of the useless lot clinging on to these dicktakers.
February 26, 2008 at 8:28 am
I have read the charges that have been laid against the Prime Minister of Fiji.
As one of Her Majesty’s justices in Australia, I would be bound to ask the prosecution for more details as there is no substance in what they presented. The case should have been dismissed and the prosecution taken to task for wasting the court’s time.
The only reason that the flimsy case against the Prime Minister is continuing is that it was heard by one of chaudhry’s juntas illegally appointed magistrates.
The impartiality is frightening
February 26, 2008 at 8:29 am
It is ok that they have charged Qarase and the onus is on them to prove the allegations.
But we hope that the same treatment is given to all the people who break the law. At the moment we cannot say that everybody is being treated equally because this regime is still turning a blind eye to the corruption being committed by this crook Maiya Chodo.
The whole bang lot in the Police, Military, and FICAC are just as corrupt at the moment because they are ignoring corruption right at their doorstep.
As long as these abuses like the treatment of Russel Hunter and others whose rights have been violated continue to happen without any condemnation by the iPM and his Cabinet the Fiji interim Regime will not have any credibility.
The people are watching and things are going from bad to worse.
February 26, 2008 at 9:16 am
Let’s MARCH! Just tell me where and when to be there. Too right, our neighbouring countries won’t or can’t do much to help the Fiji people. We have to do it ourselves. Look at Burma, Tibet, Kenya, Pakistan, Palestine, Cuba. The international community and the UN are toothless these days, and we shouldn’t look to them to get us out from under the Pig/Snake junta. We have to do it ourselves. Who should we march to? No point going to Parliament or Berkley Crescent. What about the EU HQ? Forum Sec? Aussie embassy? Let’s do this!!
BTW - no booze. If peaceful protesters get drunk, it’ll end up in a bun fight and make all of us look bad and, worst of all, Budhau will have a giggle at our expense. No booze, no picking fights. Unless of course Chodo or his son turn up ….
February 26, 2008 at 9:46 am
Folks this just in from Fijilive. The IG is getting deperate as we predicted. Don’t they know that this has wider implicatios internationaly. I repeat the call to Australia and New Zealand, intervene now before there will be all-out war in the sreets of Fiji!.
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The publisher and chief executive officer of Sun (Fiji) News Ltd, Russell Hunter is expected to leave the country this morning, says the newspaper’s editor Leone Cabenatabua.
Cabenatabua told Fijilive that they checked with Air Pacific this morning and were told that Hunter’s name is on the list for the 9am flight to Australia.
“We tried to contact Hunter but his mobile is diverted,” he said.
Cabenatabua said they suspected Hunter was taken because of the articles the newspaper published on the tax evasion story against an interim minister.
He said that seven men, who said they were immigration officials, took Hunter from his Ragg Avenue home in Suva at around 8.30pm yesterday for questioning.
“His wife and daughter are still here with me,” said Cabenatabua.
He said that Hunter’s whereabouts is yet to be established.
“His family is very worried,” said Cabenatabua.
The Immigration director Viliame Naupoto could not be reached for comments.
Meanwhile, the military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Sitiveni Qiliho told Fijilive that they have no knowledge of this.
“No, he was not taken to the camp,” said Qiliho.
Hunter is an Australian expatriate who had just got his contract with the newspaper company extended for another three years beginning last year.
February 26, 2008 at 10:05 am
Sad day for the media folks. We can confirm Russel Hunter has just left the country this morning. So Mr. Tarte, what is your office going to do? Where is the human-no-rights commission? Fascism is well and truly alive in Fiji!
February 26, 2008 at 10:44 am
The desperation of chaudhry’s junta is alarming!
They are scared of everything that moves!
They are desperately trying to hide all of their illegal activities.
They are blaming everyone except themselves for the mess that they have created.
They have banned the IBA from coming to Fiji as they did not want their corruption of the judiciary to be exposed.
They have tried to cover up the corruption of the coup leader, chaudhry.
They have tried to cover up the murder charges that were pending against chaudhry’s puppet, bananasinpyjamas.
They have tried to cover up that bananasinpyjamas recently paid F$185000 by cheque for a house for his daughter.
They have tried to intimidate media personnel by threats, abuse and now, deportation. This has backfired as Fiji’s junta is being portrayed badly in the Australian media today.
They have failed in everything that they have done.
They have brought ruin upon the people of Fiji.
The soldiers and police who are allowing this to happen should be ashamed of themselves.
February 26, 2008 at 10:47 am
we have to rise up people. it’s time for a national peace march. lets send emails around for a date & time. any suggestions?
February 26, 2008 at 10:53 am
Let’s Do it
February 26, 2008 at 11:03 am
YES, LET’S DO IT
February 26, 2008 at 11:04 am
My apologies for butting in on your website. I have been a reader for sometime but normally refrain from making comments. However the events of the past week has convinced me to change my mind.
Often I am amazed at the information your contributors come up with and in this vein would like to ask if there is any truth about the former journalist Asha Lakhan’s employment by John Sammy at the NCBBF to head their media liaison unit. It is supposed to be a 10 month contract for the sum of FJ$100,000.
Also please watch the news in the next couple of hours. Russell Hunter was on the FJ service to SYD this morning and will be met by a big contingent of Australian media. FJ crew sources say he was seated next to American Ambassador Larry Dinger and the Fiji Sun marketing director. If you have sources at FJ reservations could someone find out who paid for Russell’s business class ticket.
Please pray for the safety of his wife and daughter who are still in Fiji.
February 26, 2008 at 11:04 am
YES, LET’S DO IT
February 26, 2008 at 11:07 am
Let us march. We can also see the sonalevus and undecided, confused, sitting on the fence, “unprincipled”, half educated, nitwit, hangers on, coup sympathisers who will be just shaking their heads and thinking they know more and that marching will be useless against this illegal regime. LET US ALL MARCH IN THE NAME OF FREEDOM, PEACE, DEMOCRACY AND FOR OUR VERY OWN SELVES. LETS GO PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
February 26, 2008 at 11:21 am
Asha Lakhan? The Mistress of M.P. Chaudhrey? Well it would not be a surprise now would it?
February 26, 2008 at 11:26 am
date & time for march pleas someone!
February 26, 2008 at 11:47 am
Me vosa mai na qara levu o Suckmimi! The rights of Rusell Hunter has been violated the bloody bitch!
February 26, 2008 at 11:51 am
man this ppl….
so much for transparency & good governance…..Voreqe luveni tamata lasulasu. waraka …. we will expose u for the real sorry pce shit u r and ur military puftas.
I just can’t feather how some ppl still believe working with this bullshit govt will really bring prosperity and future well being.
the indians & soldiers can go to hell…..I am not giving this fight that easy. one day mafatu.
sa sona na tamata lasulasu qo o ira na sotia. kemudou…
February 26, 2008 at 12:13 pm
A sad day for Fiji. It makes me sick to read that when relevant bodies in the IG were asked of Mr Hunters whereabouts after being removed from his family …all of them pointblank lied of not knowing his whereabouts. WE WILL NOT BE SILENCED … WE WILL RISE UP AND FIGHT FOR OUR FREEDOM FOR OUR WAY OF LIFE. WE WILL NOT BE BULLIED BY A BARREL OF A GUN NEITHER GIVE WAY TO IGNORANT AND SELF SERVING MEN AND WOMEN RUNNING OUR COUNTRY.
TO THE JOURNALISTS OF FIJI…. WE ARE WITH YOU. DONT LET ANYONE INTIMIDATE OR DICTATES TO YOUR QUEST FOR TRUTH AND JUSTICE.
February 26, 2008 at 12:21 pm
Congratulations to chaudhry’s military dictatorship for deporting an Australian journalist.
Until today, the Australian media has not picked up on chaudhry’s tax evasion and his millions in Aust bank accounts.
With one stupid act, the jaundiced junta has put Fiji into the spotlight in Aust. The press here are having a field day in telling Australia about the corruption in the illegal junta.
“”The Australian Government said it was “extremely concerned” for Hunter’s welfare and was seeking urgent consular access to him.
“Australia calls on the Fiji interim Government to ensure the safety of the man and fully respect his legal rights,” the spokeswoman said.”"
The negative publicity that this jaundiced junta has generated will far outdo any advertising by the Fiji tourist board.
February 26, 2008 at 1:09 pm
absolutely agree exFJT. making headlines in nz too.
February 26, 2008 at 1:20 pm
Aussie tourists should avoid Fiji for good! Bleary ulukaus in this regime.
February 26, 2008 at 1:34 pm
A march is called for. Let’s decide on this blog when is the best time and where. We can start marching from our homes at a specifed time one fine day. That way they will have to spread themselves thin trying to stop everyone at the same time.
Let’s come out two by two and walk towards the rallying area (not point, keep it diffused). Because they will try and stop buses or trucks.
What say people! The time to act is now.
February 26, 2008 at 1:47 pm
May the peace of God dwell in each of us
February 26, 2008 at 2:08 pm
venues, dates & times please?
February 26, 2008 at 2:25 pm
TU NA DA!!!!!!!!!!! VAKALOLOMA NA VEIDABUI DOU VAKACAKAVA TIKO. AU KEREA MO DOU STOP TAKA. SEGA NI URA ME TEI DAMU NIKUA………..
February 26, 2008 at 2:27 pm
DRAU VEICAI GA BHAINI KEI CHAUDARY. DRAU VEITAURI SONA GA VAKAUKAUWA. FRANK VUTULAKI.
February 26, 2008 at 2:30 pm
KUA NA RAI SOBU TIKO RAI SOBU TIKO, RAI CAKE TIKO…………. SEGA GA NA NOMU CEGU……… SONA LEVU O TAMAMU…………BAINIVOCEKE
February 26, 2008 at 2:35 pm
KAILA, KUA NA VESU MONA TIKO,CHODO TIKO VEI KEMUDOU DOU SA S…..GALE GA SA VAGA YAH………………..
February 26, 2008 at 2:38 pm
When Village News called the Fiji Human Rights Commission to comment on the deportation of Fiji Sun Publisher and Managing Director this morning, the Chairperson Dr Shaista Shameem referred our Village reporter to the Constitution.
Doctor Shameem said if the family thinks that Hunter’s rights were violated they are free to refer to Section 23 1 (i) of the Constitution and take the matter up with the appropriate authorities.
Section 23 1 (i) states: A person must not be deprived of personal liberty except: for the purpose of preventing the unlawful entry of the person into Fiji or of affecting the expulsion, extradition or other lawful removal of the person from the Fiji Islands.
February 26, 2008 at 2:58 pm
Tui & SV team, can any of you follow up on IslandBoy’s story… Asha Lakhan given the job at the NCBBF… this would make interesting reading & revelations. Keep them coming bloggers!!!
February 26, 2008 at 3:05 pm
The charges against Qarase are as strange as they seem:
- Count one Officer charged with administration of property of a special character or with special duties contrary to section 109 of the Penal Code. The charge sheet reads that between 1992-1995, Qarase as director of FHL, member of the Fijian Affairs Board and advisor to the GCC, bought 200,000 Class A shares from FHL for his family company Q-Ten Investments Limited.
- Count two Abuse of office contrary to Section 111 of the Penal Code. As director of FHL, member of FAB and advisor to the GCC, Qarase in 1992, applied for shares from FHL for Q-Ten Investments and, in his capacity as director approved the allotment of shares without declaring his interest to FHL, FAB and the GCC.
- Count three Abuse of office, contrary to Section 111 of the Penal Code. As director FHL, FAB member and GCC advisor, Qarase between November 1991 and June 1992, applied through Cicia Plantation Co-op Society Limited for Class A shares in FHL and approved the allotment of shares to the company in his capacity as a director FHL. He carried this out without declaring his interest in CPCS to FAB, FHL and GCC.
- Count four Abuse of office contrary to Section 111 of the Penal Code. Mr Qarase as director FHL, advisor to the GCC and FAB member applied for Class A shares at FHL through Mavana Investments Limited. He approved the allotment and at the same time failed to disclose his interest in Mavana Investments Limited to FHL, FAB and GCC.
So let’s see the Penal Code offences named In the charges:
109. Any person who, being employed in the public service, and being charged by virtue of his employment with any judicial or administrative duties respecting property of a special character, or respecting the carrying on of any manufacture, trade or business of a special character, and having acquired or holding, directly or indirectly, a private interest in any such property, manufacture, trade or business, discharges any such duties with respect to the property, manufacture, trade or business in which he has such interest or with respect to the conduct of any person in relation thereto, is guilty of a misdemeanour, and is liable to imprisonment for one year.
111. Any person who, being employed in the public service, does or
directs to be done, in abuse of the authority of his office, any arbitrary
act prejudicial to the rights of another, is guilty of a misdemeanour.
If the act is done or directed to be done for purpose of gain, he is guilty of a felony, and is liable to imprisonment for three years.
A prosecution for any offence under this or either of sections 109 or 110 shall not be instituted except by or with the sanction of the
*Director of Public Prosecutions.
* Amended by Order 8th October, 1970.
Section 109 can only refer to actions that Qarase was supposed to have taken after the purchase of the shares. But no actions are specified in the charges. What the charge is saying is that it was against the law to buy the shares, yet the Penal Code offence says that having an interest, ie already having the ownership of the shares, duties as a public servant are discharged in a way that involves a conflict of interest. The obvious questions are: was Qarase a public servant as a member of the FAB, a director of FHL or adviser to the GCC? What conflict of interest did he encounter in any of those roles? Section 109 does not make it an offence to buy shares.
The charges in relation to Section 111 again assume that the mere purchase of the FHL shares was “prejudicial to the rights of another”.
It also assumes that Qarase was a public servant.
Finally, it is clearly set out that prosecution for the offences is to be brought by the DPP. Presumably the FICAC “legislation” amends this act, just as it empowers Langman and others to carry out their duties lawfully. This will be a quick test for the badly interfered with judiciary. A similar prosecution was thrown out last year on just these grounds.
This is desperate stuff. It has taken a year to lay the charges. The FHL records were some of the first illegal acts of FICAC. Why so long? They had all they needed to lay charges but didn’t lay them?
Could it relate to the Chaudhry scandal? That is, of course, a rhetorical question, but I suspect the conspirators may have been saving these charges for a time closer to an election, pulling them out at the last minute to try to prevent Qarase standing. They know that a conviction would not be possible but the laying of charges could hold up nomination. With the Chaudhry scandal the whole game has suddenly become more desperate. Even these flimsy charges have to be wheeled out to stave off a complete breakdown in the regime.
Everybody involved in this charade should carefully consider their responsibility. Sure, Chaudhry and Frank are going to go away for a long time, together with Gates, Sayed-Khayum and Nazhat Shameem. But don’t forget that “swearing an illegal oath” in the 2000 events drew prison sentences. Langman, in particular, should be feeling a tightening feeling around his neck. Obeying orders won’t wash.
February 26, 2008 at 3:38 pm
Back to a march.
JUst a thought.
Should this be coordinated and organised by the Unions and or the Chiefs?
Surely in order to get the numbers, there has to be something happening at this level.
A few of us going for a stroll in Suva will be lambs for the slaughter…
February 26, 2008 at 3:45 pm
Sorry to break in on another topic but the FDN site is asking the $6400 question which is if the vore is clinically insane :)…. folks I mean it seriously ….so suggest everyone should have there two bits worth on this one so the whole world can see what the his own countrymen think of him, don’t forgetthe FDN is sure to be readby a lot of people in the IG and also the FMF which makes it a must do…LOL
February 26, 2008 at 4:05 pm
Save the Sheep:
Agree. It has to be mass. How about Tui to appraoch two or three religious/community leaders & work from there…ie net work from there to the vanua, union, etc..
February 26, 2008 at 5:48 pm
Totally agree with the idea shared. The march must be organised at a higher level to get the numbers. But we know a permit will never be granted so let’s organise thru blogs such as this….and galvanize the group dynamics from here. If we all agree and come out together - a great number united as one, then they will be sheep for slaugher…..
February 26, 2008 at 6:04 pm
My suggestion for the protest day - light a big fire, suggesting the Chodo would be eaten.
On Qarase being charged - we do not want to have anything to do with this. We have bigger fish to fry.
BTW - didn’t I tell you guys, those FLP guys, they will look the other way on Chaudary offshore bank accounts - just like we will look the other way no matter what they did up on Qarase.
May be someone can read up on the MLK marches in the US south, or the Ghandi marches against the British - totally non-violent and definitely no booze as someone suggested.
February 26, 2008 at 8:08 pm
GAUNA CAVA RAU
MEDA MAI QAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RATOU DAU KANAKA MAI NA TEBARA.
February 26, 2008 at 8:20 pm
Let us ask the Tui Nausori and the marama Roko Tui Dreketi to call the people to Nausori where the march should start from.
The Tui Lami and Tui Suvavou to e people from that end together and start from lami town.
We all meet in Suva because we have the land owners with us.
February 26, 2008 at 9:25 pm
Frida:
Right something like that. Get top leaders for each group to organise their net work eg..church, vanua, union, youth etc..) Get one central organiser or two etc..they corrdinate the group leders efforts. Get the numbers for each group to the central organisers so you know the numbers . each group responsible for organisation and plan for theior own big groups etc..Once you identify each group (vanua, church etc) they will work through the network for instructions and plan. Only the top organiser and top leader for each group to meet at top level. others at own level. Only the top leaders can talk to other group leader. others work only in their network.. etc.. stealth, plans, goals, time, support services, etc must be planned and idscussed by the leaders. Internet and blog is monitored.. etc..just some ideas to assist
February 26, 2008 at 10:24 pm
The time is now ripe.Lets march for freedom.
February 26, 2008 at 10:49 pm
Date, Time and Venue please… What color t shirts should we wear?
February 28, 2008 at 5:32 pm
Yeah, i’m ready. Where do we meet?do we need signs?Who and where we’re marching too? Do we march to thre President,the mayor,the council of chief? we want this to be a peaceful march?
February 28, 2008 at 5:34 pm
Budhau … why dont u march your skinny little azz to Delainabua … be sure to take vaseline .. your hands will be doing the talking … !!
February 28, 2008 at 6:51 pm
Come on you idiots, the IG ship is sinking -as they say give them enough rope and they will han themselves.
By marching and doing things like that, all you would be doing is giving them an opportunity to vent their frustration.
And Chaudary cannot fix any problem - he was supposed to be the guy that was going to take care of these problems - well he can’t, FB and the military council is going to see this - and they will let Chaudary go - and we will throw a party here on this site.
Don’t worry, they ain’t changing the GCC, that de-reservation thingie ain’t happening - just watch out for the SDL crowed, you should get rid of them also.
February 29, 2008 at 5:41 pm
Hey Teba, thats a good idea bro, i’ll just march in there by myself with the vaseline and give Foreqe the big finger right? But i need people man,how about Budhau, he looks like an a-s-s maybe he could come and showed the army his middle finger too?
February 29, 2008 at 8:08 pm
Areeehhhh …. Im not a bro yaar ….!! FYI …Im a NUN from my paradise Tebara …(with a mission to gorge Matacas ageing eyeball …bahahahahahahaha!!