Why certain parties express surprise therefore has us shaking our heads in disbelief.
Get the memo now folks. Bainimarama will not negotiate with political opposition to his vision. If the copy of his letter to the 4 isolated political parties is anything to do by, the military junta’s PM is still deluded as ever in relation to their dream that they are backed by a 64% of the populace’s acceptance of the charter and of course the junta court’s verdict on the coup as being legal.
As if to prove his delusion, Bainimarama ludicrously beseeches the favored few political parties “not to be selfish”. WTF ever mate.
But we have not forgotten that Driti let the cat out of the bag about what and who to exclude weeks ago, backed up by the junta's chief stooge, Ganilau. Bainimarama is just carrying on with the plan.
Jone Dakuvula, the ex-CCF stalwart as coordinator of the political dialogue, releases a statement about being in the dark on the whole thing. Which is either very convenient or very telling about his constant state of mind.
The Qarase vs Bainimarama Court of Appeal verdict is but hours away and it is quite fascinating to see how the police can selectively jump to attention with the check-points while innocent families continue to be terrorized in the sanctity of their private property. What’s the 411 Teleni?
The bright blue version of fatigues emulating
The crimes against the humanity of
It ain’t over. Not by a long shot.
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