Double Standards

Its ironic that military spokesman Majaah Lewensky is now saying that Laisa Digitaki must first produce proof that she is being threatened by soldiers before the military can take action and begin internal investigations into her claims.

Because, if the military requires proof before action then why did they overthrow a democratically government before they had any actual "proof" of corruption.

Or maybe the military can change the rules if it doesn't serve their purpose.

Proof before action is a good rule.

If King Bai and his cronies had followed it, then maybe they wouldn't be looking like a bunch of idiots right now… six months down the line, an economy in ruins and no evidence of corruption!

Perhaps, Lewensky should advise his masters to practice what they preach.

Don't Be Deceived

To all those good citizens of Fiji who are wondering if King Bai is finally beginning to win the support of the Fijian people because he was invited to open the Nadroga/Navosa Provincial Council meeting... wonder no more.

Hyde n Ceek can confirm that the people of the province didn't want King Bai there at all.

He was only invited because of Majaah Lewensky's vasu connections to Lomawai where the meeting was being held.

In fact, most of the major chiefs of the province did not show up to the meeting because King Bai was chief guest.

Did you happen to notice on TV how empty the grounds were.

There was no one there.

It was not the usual warm reception you'd expect from a Fijian province. I guess the chief guest was not as popular as he thought he was.

Also did you happen to notice that whenever Lewensky is lying on TV, he unconsciously adds more "aahhs" to his comments?

And, there was a lot of "aahhs" in his interview last night.

The Tugaga Na Ka Levu, Rt Sakiusa Makutu also did not show up because he just doesn't like King Bai. Rt Sakiusa is after all a Plaintiff in the GCC's court action against self-serving socialite and illegal Minister Epeli G (and his dopey PM).

So please rest assured. The events at Lomawai are an indication of the growing resentment against the junta, rather than the other way around.