Fiji’s interim prime minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, says he hopes Fiji will be allowed to sit in at next month’s Pacific Islands Forum summit in Australia despite its suspension.
Commodore Bainimarama refused to attend last year’s Niue summit and he sent his attorney-general to the Papua New Guinea summit in January which was called to discuss the Fiji situation.
The Forum suspended Fiji in May after its interim regime refused to commit to relinquishing the power seized in the 2006 coup by holding elections this year.
Speaking to Auckland’s Radio Tarana, Commodore Bainimarama says if the Forum invites him to the Cairns summit in August he will attend.
He is in Vanuatu for an extraordinary meeting of the Melanesian Spearhead Group whose members backed Fiji’s Forum suspension.
Commodore Bainimarama says he wants to explain his road map which will provide for elections in five years, a year after a new constitution is to have been drawn up.
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FIJI: AT A GLANCE
1. Roadmap to nowhere;
2. blah blah blah;
3. Alice in wonderland;
4. round and round the village;
5. headless chicken;
6. right hand don’t know what the left hand is doing;
7. dancing police force;
8. murderous army;
9. confused military leaders;
10. tin pot dictator of a pig
11. Tele tubby Police Comic
12. Bandmaster chief spokesman
13. etc etc
14. village idiots;
15. “fairy” judiciary and magistracy;
16. etc etc
hahahah makes me laugh this baini guy wating to go to Cairns. fuck off man.. you are a bastard. come to think of it you and only about 20 people are making decesions for Fiji. fuck you father..
and his grandfather