Where are Fiji's trade unionists? So far, we have heard nothing from them MESSIAH or MORON: Two contrasting judgments on Frank Bainimarama
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Psychiatrists
25/2/2016 09:38:50 pm
We have concluded that this man is totally unstable and beyond rehabilitation - let us hope he stays in Australia, and for good!
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Chiku
25/2/2016 10:20:03 pm
The " Messiah" arriving with supplies has all the hallmarks of the cargo cult.
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Fiji media has been kept under precision control and this so called "Messiah" is taking full advantage of every opportunity.He has learned some "Bollywood" acts in the process,and the people with cameras are carefully photographing ,and the media appeasing him at every possible opportunity.Can the media ask this man ,why is he claiming the credit? Are the Relief Supplies from his pocket,has he spent a cent from his $328,000,00 salary?? ...The PM is seen without his bodyguards,in actual fact is this the reality?Can the PM leave the distribution to DISMAC without his interference?Or is he desperate making his appearance visible and scoring political mileage at a time like this..OR..Did Winston also start the election campaign for FFP? Just wondering.
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Pita
25/2/2016 11:35:40 pm
The distribution of relief supplies and resources has quickly become a pork barrell scam to prepare for the next election. This is what the de'Hondt electoral system does to a country. QOVIS, with the unashamed support of the Fiji Sun (read CJ Patel or shall I say Nestle) has crafted Bainimarama into a Kim Il Jung type "saviour of the people" character. I bet Nestle products like Milo and Maggi Noodles will be top of the Fiji First Party purchase list when they start buying relief supplies
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rajend naidu
26/2/2016 12:37:41 am
Editor,
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Samjha
28/2/2016 08:35:18 pm
Nah, Fiji is not a full democracy. Under Bainimarama and Khaiyum Fiji has been turned into " FOOL" democracy. Fooling has become the new norm of governance.
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