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COWARDICE OR TACTICAL RETREAT: Whichever way you look, Sodelpa leader Ro Kepa might have damaged her leadership role with the voters!

8/9/2014

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Fiji Sun headline might be unpalatable but it will go down well with voters

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LEADER IS NOT AFRAID OF ANYONE: SODLEPA

“She is not now nor ever will be afraid of anyone or anything. She was not afraid when she was arrested in the middle of the night by jack-booted men in dark camouflage, detained in a police cell for several days and then taken to the army barracks to be detained yet again. When most were afraid of Frank, she has written and co-signed several public letters to Frank, protesting the abrogation of the Great Council of Chiefs, the proposed Namosi mine waste water spillage a[n]d marched with her people down Victoria Parade to present her formal document of protest against the 2013 Constitution”  - Ro Kepa's spokesman Jese Sikivou

Fijileaks Editor to Sodelpa: If so, GO ON regime propaganda FBC Television station and tell it all to nation; after all, FijiVillage is another regime news stooge 

Social Democratic Liberal Party leader Ro Teimumu Kepa is not afraid of anyone and her decision to pull out from an upcoming television show where she was to face FijiFirst leader and Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama was due to scheduling conflicts, says her private secretary and SODELPA's director of communications, Jese Sikivou. Sikivou said he manages her schedule, both political and personal and as a practical decision he had emailed the host of the show to decline the invitation to appear on FBC a second time .

“It should be noted and noted well that only a scant three weeks ago, the Gone Marama Bale appeared live and Frank Bainimarama, failed to show nor did he send in his apologies."

“Today we learn much too late from the Fiji Sun of Frank’s scheduling conflicts. Surely the Gone Marama Bale should be extended the same courtesy and we on the other hand have taken the professional courtesy of sending Edwin Nand our apologies,” Sikivou said. Sikivou said in reply to a local media headline ‘What is she afraid of?’ that Ro Teimumu fears no one but the Almighty. “She is not now nor ever will be afraid of anyone or anything. She was not afraid when she was arrested in the middle of the night by jack-booted men in dark camouflage, detained in a police cell for several days and then taken to the army barracks to be detained yet again.

“When most were afraid of Frank, she has written and co-signed several public letters to Frank, protesting the abrogation of the Great Council of Chiefs, the proposed Namosi mine waste water spillage ad marched with her people down Victoria Parade to present her formal document of protest against the 2013 Constitution,” he said.

Sikivou added “while the Gone Marama Bale proudly maintain the finest traditions of Nadroga warrior braves riding like the Lone Ranger, Frank always travels in an armada of heavily tinted 4 wheel drive vehicles surrounded by armed security guards. He is heavily guarded around the clock. Just by that casual observation, WHO IS AFRAID? “ Sikivou said he asked the host for a show format and after getting the answers, he made a conscious decision to decline the second invitation.

“This decision was carefully considered because we are still scheduled, as far as I know, to appear with Frank on various stations of Communications Fiji Limited. Sikivou said this coming Sunday should see Ro Teimumu and Prime Minister Bainimarama in a talk back show on another radio station.

“I hope this will allay all concerns and answer Jyoti Pratibha’s ridiculously capricious question. In turn I have a question for her and her rag, the Fiji Sun. Is this your pathetic and futile attempt to detract from Frank’s free fall poll numbers?” Sikivou said. Source: Fijilive

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4 Comments
FBC TV Listener
8/9/2014 02:47:45 am

Vinaka Fijileaks.

That is what I like about your site - give it as you see it - even giving due to regime rag sheet Fiji Sun

Sodelpa is so obsessed with its indigenous rights campaign and fears LEADER might be shown up on live TV - in case Frank shows pieces of paper on FBC about all the financial scams in the GCC and Rewa Provincial Council

That is why Sikivou is too lamu sona to front his LEADER against Bainimarama on FBC

Go Fiji Voters Go!

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Undecided Voter
8/9/2014 04:08:28 am

Was really looking forward to the debate. Would have been a chance to see/assess a change in stance (if any) in Sodelpa's RACISM and Racist Policies.

The Elections 2014 is all about choosing the 'lesser' of the two devils. Each as bad as the other. One is an idiot, unthinking, puppet, self-centered, greedy and corrupt Dictator.

The other a Ka-Levu Racist -Ro Kepa.

The choice is all ours – Exercise it cautiously.

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Tomasi
8/9/2014 05:47:41 am

I beg to differ. We all know that FBC is one of the propaganda instruments of the illegal regime. Based on previous experience, we can confidently predict how the debate shall be engineered to portray Vorere as the "winner". Ro Teimumu would have agreed to take part in a neutral setting and being conducted by an independent body. Watch the interview or (interrogation) with Pro Biman Prasad of NFP and Khaiyum. The woman posing the questions was very disrespectful and blatantly biased.

Too bad for Fiji First Dictator. We already know what Vorere and his party stand for. Treason, murder, torture, lies, abuse, robbing us of our freedom and rights, etc etc.

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rajend naidu link
8/9/2014 03:49:22 pm

That FBC group photo above reminds me for some reason of the aclaimed book on the friends of the Marcos regime called Waltzing with a Dictator by Raymond Bonner.
I wonder why?

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