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Fiji Govt on coup watch: report | ||
2004-01-13 | ||
Fiji's Home Affairs Ministry is keeping a close watch on the military to ensure recent promotions and reports of high-level meetings are not a threat to national security, the Fiji Times has reported. The military scrutiny follows unsubstantiated reports that military commander Commodore Voque Bainimarama has been meeting senior officers and demanding their allegiance. Principal assistant secretary of defence, Peni Lomaloma, said that after being told of a meeting between the commander and his senior officials, the ministry has been keep an eye on developments to ensure "it does not threaten national security".
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Posted by:Fred Pruitt |
#1 Here's another fine mess a colonial government has left for the locals. The Fijians are slowly being squeezed out of their own nations by the imported Indian population, which has little or no actual loyalty to Fiji. The pot boils over about once every ten years, there's a massacre, a lot of people scream and shout, the "world powers" impose a peace, and things fester for another ten years. It isn't the worst place, it isn't the only place, but it's a constant source of friction in the world at large. It's a festering sore that won't heal, can't be cleaned up, and like a cat mess in the pantry, hard to stomach. |
Posted by: Old Patriot 2004-1-13 4:27:04 PM |