Wake up Fiji and apply your principled ethos
The people of Fiji will have to decide for themselves what is right over wrong otherwise what happened after the Rabuka coup will happen again and Frank with those involved in the 2006 coup will get away with it scott-free. They can’t rely on the nation’s legal system, the constitution, the churches, Melanesian Island Group but principle ethos in doing what is right.
Strategic framework for change for as reflecting a clear vision to achieve sustainable democracy can be done sooner than later through the old constitution and when it is done what then with the coup leader and those that have taken illegal positions in his military regime. If nothing is done to punish them for the crime that they have committed, you can forget about ending the coup culture in Fiji. People of Fiji need to be educated, you would be better off waiting another five years and allowing Frank’s Regime to struggle along trying to get what they want even if it means taking the nation down with them, then giving in to him now to change everything for what he says is a clear vision to achieve sustainable democracy.
The leaders of these Islands, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu have done a back flip not for the good of the people but for their big egos, they need to agree with Fiji and together they seem to think they are bigger than Australia and New Zealand. Be good if they were, they would not have to rely on aid money from Aust and NZ for those that need it the most in these islands. For humanitarian reasons this will carry on so those that rely on aid money will not miss out.
The problem with Pacific leaders they glorify and feed off each other without any thought for its people. Leading a nation is not much fun without the recognition of the super powers and like Frank should also be isolated and not given what they want.
Frank, Ului, Diriti etc now have no choice but allow the Bose Ko Viti to go ahead, it won’t hurt them, it would only be an advantage for their image to be seeing as not opposing it. Wake up Fiji!
In good times, we cry, piss and mourn of Australia and NZ’s “interference” in our affairs.
In bad times, we expect them to bail us out unconditionally.
What irony!!!
mrx77
July 12, 2009 at 8:22 am