I think its liken to “Al Qeada” – you leave in peace for a moment when you are weak, build up your army and once you’re strong…march to “Mecca” and takeover the glory.
Fistly, our friend “sayalaeke” and others from the barracks has now built a sizeable number where they can march to “Mecca”. Earlier in 2006 – 2008, it was the “sau ni madrai” that was holding them back. Now, they can afford to make a stand.
Secondly, as our accademic Meo suggested – lets contact them and assist them as they are they are leads to other things not known to the “kaiviti” that needs to be known.We are all disturbed with AG’s reported thesis on the “dismentling of Fijian structure and the Lotu”. This should not be taken lightly as we have this “kaidia” – perhaps Fijis’ “Obbiny Ladden”, who wants to take away the heritage of our children. “Yadra kaiviti, yavala de na kawa boko ko ira na luveda.”
Thirdly, those of us who make mistake and tasted the victory of repentance will accept “sayalaeke” & company when they march out. Why?…because we have made up our mind to walk away from that life. The beauty of being a repented wrong doers, we are now well aware where we went wrong and stay away from it when we meet it the next time.”Eda tamata cala kecega…ia ni sa veivutuni ka veisau mau edua na wekada…eda na ciqomi koya..se vakaevei?”
Fouthly, all military personnel are aware of the principal reason behind the coup – Franks self-centered aspiration to renew his position that made his standoff with the Qarase government. Heads were rolling for those who decides against his treasonous act of the likes of Col Tuatoko, Lt-Col Raduva, Commander (N) Koroi, Col Ratukadavulevu & others.The whole institution was dragged into his egoistic plans. The “test of loyalty” which Frank announced in the parade early 2004 is now eroding and the real thing is now surfacing. So “mai sayalaeke” lets hear more of the untold.
Cheers repented souls …. we are all in this together.
Let’s give them a hand Fiji.
ausamaidravudravua
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