Well, what is it going to be?

What a week folks. Fiji still does not have a President; despite the fact the illegal junta had already sworn in Epeli Nailatikau as Vice President before incompetent President Josefa Iloilo retired. The unjustifiable delay in appointing wannabe Epeli Nailatikau to the top position, shows Frank is getting counter advice from his shadowy advisers like Khaiyum, Chand, Punja and others who feel much safer hiding behind Frank’s skirt and controlling him, rather than Nailatikau, who will sell them to protect his own hide. Eveli Nailatikau must be seething because the done deal has not been honoured. Their common interests have shrunk to bare bones and their common denominator today is ‘self-preservation.’




It must be daunting for Eveli Nailatikau, Eveli Ganilau, Koila Nailatikau, Ului Mara and company to now realise the ‘naive’ Frank whom they manipulated to take over as Commander from Eveli Ganilau, eventhough there were other more senior Army Officers in line for the Commander’s position and thought they controlled, now is being controlled by others who have what they don’t have, which is money and influence. They now realise their chiefly status and family reputation no longer counts with those with monies and influence because these people know just how worthless and thoroughly incompetent they truly are.



Their redemption is to soro to the vanua of Viti because nothing else will suffice. The vanua whom they despised and took for granted is their only proper safe conduct and can play a huge role in their mitigation and can make a difference in their ultimate sanction.



Bottom line is, Frank will become President for life like Idi Amin of Uganda and no longer hide behind the veneer of Cabinet and prove to the world Fiji is already ruled by a Dictator!



What a turnaround from ‘clean up’ back in 2006 to ‘clean out’ in 2009. I challenge Eveli Nailatikau, Eveli Ganilau, Koila Nailatikau, Ului Mara and the people of Fiji for once to seriously consider what is going around you today and ask yourself, is this the Fiji I want for my children and grandchildren? If yes, relax and accept the consequences. If not, then what are you going to do about it? If nothing, relax and accept the consequences. If you are going to do something, when?

Tui Savu
President