Injustice Anthony Gates about to flee the cuckoo's nest?

Rumours are circulating within the hallowed halls of justice that Injustice Anthony Gates will be resigning this month and that he hopes to enjoy his retirement, freedom and liberty in Sri Lanka.

Now that a second FICAC prosecutor has spilled more beans the writing must be on the wall that the jig is up.

Also notably absent from all forms of publicity stunts these days (even before Eid started) is the illegal and treasonous Aiyaz Sayed Khaiyum.

Workers of the world unite for Fiji workers

Unions, churches and NGO's in London, New Zealand, Australia and Tonga are all maximizing on Fiji's presence all over the world to shame and pressure the illegal, treasonous military regime who are bearing down on workers in Fiji.

We salute you.

A tribute to artistic defiance

When "following orders" will no longer cut it

Fiji fugitive, Ratu Tevita Mara's, attempt to reach out to his fellow comrades against the tyranny of the illegal and treasonous Bainimarama and his boss Aiyaz Sayed Khaiyum was noteworthy.

We remind all operatives of the RFMF who are current cannon fodder of Bainimarama's psychotic delusions, that international law has already determined that merely "following orders" are no longer valid.

The Nuremberg trials and the Nuremberg Principles already cement that.

But if you want a closer-to-home situational analysis, look no further than to Fiji vets who "followed orders" and who to this day suffer from the effects of nuclear fallout.

The moral of the story is that justice for the treasonous atrocities instigated upon a population held at gunpoint by the regime is coming swiftly, and only military personnel who continue to  uphold the constitution and refuse "illegal and treasonous orders" can enjoy liberty with us.