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Saturday, 13 March 2010
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STUFF TO BRING TO THE TEA PARTY IN SUVA
Apart from your backpack/bag containing the essential items for our survival kit please bring at least one item from each category below:
- One C Cell Battery or Glue Stick or Lip Stick or Kodak Film Cannister that can fit in your palm
- Normal Stapler (don't forget the stapling pins)
- Strong Plastic Bag ripped on the sides with handles attached
- Rope or Masking Tape
- 2 Smooth Stones that can fit in your pockets
Also please go to the main page of our site at www.realfijinews.com enable java script and watch the video under the header.
This is CRUCIAL for your own safety and SELF DEFENCE, but the most important thing is to spend at lest 5 minutes a day observing your environment and asking yourself ONE QUESTION.
If you were attacked by some THUGS, WHAT could you use in your immediate environment or person to protect yourself ?
Finally PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE.
NB: This will ensure that we do not get "disappeared" while we have tea. If the majority pick two stones each, that amounts to over 800,000 stones as opposed to 5000 guns spread around the country.
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A Lesson from Burma thats Fiji's Future
Election laws barring opposition leader seen as a setback to democratic reform
Washington's efforts to engage the military junta of Burma in dialogue aren't working, a senior U.S. official says, citing the regime's decision to bar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi from upcoming elections.
U.S. assistant secretary of state Kurt Campbell said the administration of Barack Obama had hoped moving away from a policy of isolation would help in the push for democratic reform in Burma, also known as Myanmar.
But election laws released this week prohibiting Suu Kyi from running or even voting are a setback to efforts at real reform, he said.
"The U.S. approach was to try to encourage domestic dialogue between the key stakeholders, and the recent promulgation of the election criteria doesn't leave much room for such a dialogue," said Campbell.
Opposition leader barred from voting
The military junta in control of Burma has drawn fire from the United Nations and human rights groups for its jailing of political prisoners and repeated crackdowns on dissent.
An election law announced Wednesday prohibits anyone convicted of a crime from being a member of a political party, making Suu Kyi ineligible to become a candidate in the elections — or even a member of the party she co-founded and heads.
In August, the 64-year-old Suu Kyi was convicted of violating the terms of her house arrest by briefly sheltering an American who swam uninvited to her lakeside residence, and was sentenced to 18 more months of detention.
The U.S. has said it will not lift sanctions on Myanmar, unless there is concrete progress toward democratic reform — including freeing Suu Kyi and letting her party participate in elections.
The upcoming elections will be the first since 1990, when Suu Kyi's party won a landslide victory. The junta ignored the results of that vote and has kept Suu Kyi jailed or under detention for 14 of the past 20 years.
Friday, 12 March 2010
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SPSE to List and Sell Off All Public Enterprises
Folks we about to witness the biggest overnight transfer of public wealth from the peoples collective property.
The following institutions namely the AG's Office, Ministry of Public Enterprize, Ministry of Finance, RBF, FIU, FTIB, FIRCA and the SPSE will collaborate to liquidate certain public enterprises.
Now one of the primary reasons this would have to be done, or at least why the people that advise the goons tell them it has to be done is simply because of the fact that the FNPF is unable to sustain this illegal governments domestic mis-governance nor service its international liabilities. It follows therefore that the liquidation is targeted at foreign entities.
BTW it will be interesting to see how the brokerage contracts to facilitate the private placements and subsequent listing of these public assets would be awarded, especially when the regulator and the minimum standards, checks and balances for capital raising has purportedly been revoked, our bets however are on Hari or would they split the difference.
The bankable no brainer sales of course would comprise of Airports Fiji Limited, Air Terminal Services, Fiji Electricity Authority, Housing Authority and the Unit Trust of Fiji, but the main event is the off market sale of Amalgamated Telecom Holdings, which has been delayed for almost a year now since RFN shut the ATH web site down. Anyway the funds will be utilized to replace all the "LENT" FNPF monies to publish qualified hogwash for public consumption. We are waiting to take the Auditors to task once these are all out and like their counterparts in the United States who falsified accounts, overvalued assets etc which led to the GFC they too will be shut down as an entity and in person when democracy is restored.
Now although this may seem on the face of it to be just a revenue generating exercise in light of our economic disaster, it will guarantee that the select few who advise and control the idiots at the army camp will personally profit from the sale, after all they are not "public officers" according to their decree.
The select few will exclude our own illegal President, Frank and bulldog Driti. You know sometimes we have pity on these men they really and truly are quite simple, literally "no tunnel". They are like little boys, give them a few tin medals, a flash car, increase their salaries and approve a little loan to invest and they think they have made it big time.
Meanwhile back at the ranch our poor oppressed fearful talibanized "disciplined" soon to be made redundant civil service and educated opportunist will assist them in this endeavor.
Once the transfer occurs ladies and gentle persons there will be massive redundancies and internal restructuring within these institutions and their subsidiaries. I do not even want to think of all the job losses that will occur this year.
The best part is that our "investors" who will acquire these assets via domestically registered/resident proxies will not only purchase them for less than 50% of valuation via the private placement, they will also be exempt from paying taxes.
tsk tsk, I dunno.
Thursday, 11 March 2010
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Wailoku and Mead Road Water Supply Not Safe for Drinking
Residents that are connected to the Mead Road, Tamavua and Wailoku Public Water Supply are urged to refrain from drinking tap water and to use it only for washing and bathing. Water used for cooking must be boiled first. It would be advisable to purchase a good supply of Fiji Water for drinking.
Due to the laxity in ensuring the safety and security of these water treatment plants human contamination caused by the public being allowed access to swim, bath and defaecate in our water supply may pose a health hazard, especially during the easter break as our youth indulge in picnics at the reservoirs.
PS. TP will be supplied at the Scheduled Tea Party since there is a surplus in Suva. -
Suva CBD Bridges are old and may collapse
The following 5 Bridges are not structurally sound and may collapse due to normal wear and tear, extreme overload and neglect in maintenance:
Walu Bay Bridge to Victoria Parade, as well as the 4 Nabukalou Creek Bridges from FEA to the Wharf.
Please excersise caution when travelling to Suva during peek traffic hour.
PS: For the scheduled Tea Party please bring your own sugar theres a shortage in Suva.
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