Military Girl Slips Immigration Net

FijiTimesOnline reported yesterday that the daughter of a Fiji soldier managed to beat the immigration ban net imposed by New Zealand and addressed a youth parliament in Wellington. You can read the full story here.

Personally, I wasn’t going to say anything about this because she is after all a young lady and did not need to be attacked on the blogs.

But then I read some of her comments and thought to myself, well hell if she’s gonna come out publicly to say…

“I told them that our situation her in Fiji is calm and normal and not like what the media has portrayed and we have accepted what has happened and we needed support from our neighbours like New Zealand to move forward.”

…then I think she should be subject to the criticisms of the people in Fiji who don’t agree with her conclusions.

First, young madam, the people of Fiji have NOT accepted what has happened.

That is the view of your dad and his mates in the military - not the rest of the right thinking free citizens of this country.

So get your blerry facts right!

Second, the situation in Fiji is no where near normal.

Anyone who speaks out against this regime is hit with travel bans (see Graeme Leung, Laisa Digitaki, Shamima Ali cases).

Militarisation of the government (and quasi government) bodies is still underway and good people are being replaced on a regular basis with underqualified military officers under the excuse of a necessary “clean up campaign” which has until now produced no evidence whatsoever of corruption.

So get your blerry facts right.

When asked about the threat by NZ to push for suspension of Fiji from peacekeeping duties, she said:-

“What will do if you take this away from people in Fiji. What other opportunities are available for them as a lot of our families have come to depend on these tours for their livelihood…

…I asked them that they think of the consequences of the decisions and the people who would be affected.”

Well maybe your dad and his mates should have thought about that before they took over the lawful elected government and sent this country on a one way trip down shit creek.

Finally, when asked about whether she supported the coup, she said:-

“I told them that it was not about my support but about how we could help to move forward.”

Well shit a brick, methinks this girl has been brainwashed by Baini Marama’s proproganda unit.

I rest my case.

She is clearly a spokesman for the military not for the youth of Fiji.

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