Comments for the pen is .... http://tokalulu.wordpress.com AN INSIDER'S VIEW FROM THE OUTSIDE Wed, 16 Jul 2008 02:23:20 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Fundamentalist Fears by David, Dept of Oral Health, Fiji School of Medicine http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/fundamentalist-fears/#comment-56 David, Dept of Oral Health, Fiji School of Medicine Wed, 16 Jul 2008 02:23:20 +0000 http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/?p=28#comment-56 the ramblings of a moron. the ramblings of a moron.

]]> Comment on Fundamentalist Fears by Fundamentalist Fears | Politics in America http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/fundamentalist-fears/#comment-40 Fundamentalist Fears | Politics in America Mon, 19 May 2008 05:41:28 +0000 http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/?p=28#comment-40 [...] politisite wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt I USED to work late in a previous incarnation so it wasn’t unusual for a group of four of five of us to share a cab and then get dropped off wherever we lived.   The cab we caught on this particular night in late 2003 had Taliban written on the back.   Inside, the driver was resplendent in his white kufi, dishdasha and sirwal.   There was a Taliban sticker on the hub of steering wheel and another on the dashboard. They perfectly complemented the ornate Arabic script that decorated other [...] [...] politisite wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt I USED to work late in a previous incarnation so it wasn’t unusual for a group of four of five of us to share a cab and then get dropped off wherever we lived.   The cab we caught on this particular night in late 2003 had Taliban written on the back.   Inside, the driver was resplendent in his white kufi, dishdasha and sirwal.   There was a Taliban sticker on the hub of steering wheel and another on the dashboard. They perfectly complemented the ornate Arabic script that decorated other [...]

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]]> Comment on Janus Complex by Global Voices Online » Negligible world attention for Fiji? http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/2008/04/07/22/#comment-28 Global Voices Online » Negligible world attention for Fiji? Mon, 14 Apr 2008 03:49:54 +0000 http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/?p=22#comment-28 [...] blogger Tokalulu believes the Pacific Island country warrants world attention only when strategic interests of the Western [...] [...] blogger Tokalulu believes the Pacific Island country warrants world attention only when strategic interests of the Western [...]

]]> Comment on Patriot Pains by Tibet » Blog Archive » Patriot Pains http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/2008/04/11/patriot-pains/#comment-26 Tibet » Blog Archive » Patriot Pains Sat, 12 Apr 2008 05:04:12 +0000 http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/?p=24#comment-26 [...] the pen is …. wrote an interesting post today on Patriot PainsHere’s a quick excerpt … human rights abuses in Tibet (adieu free speech!), and the public disclosure of a sex tape of Ballu Khan and his partner Agnes Tikoisuva (long reign oppression!… [...] [...] the pen is …. wrote an interesting post today on Patriot PainsHere’s a quick excerpt … human rights abuses in Tibet (adieu free speech!), and the public disclosure of a sex tape of Ballu Khan and his partner Agnes Tikoisuva (long reign oppression!… [...]

]]> Comment on Jingoistic Jingle by Rat Race http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/jingoistic-jingle/#comment-22 Rat Race Wed, 09 Apr 2008 00:38:15 +0000 http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/?p=15#comment-22 Mightier than the sword! Good stories, if it's only the beginning, it's the beginning of things to come, even if it has to be done under a cloak of secrecy, voices should be heard. Mightier than the sword!
Good stories, if it’s only the beginning, it’s the beginning of things to come, even if it has to be done under a cloak of secrecy, voices should be heard.

]]> Comment on Jingoistic Jingle by Rat Race http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/jingoistic-jingle/#comment-21 Rat Race Wed, 09 Apr 2008 00:32:16 +0000 http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/?p=15#comment-21 I get to wander how much damage must the Fijian economy go through to get some international attention. Not only do the innocent people of Fiji have to suffer from the powers that be, but we have to be ridiculed by the neighbouring hypocrites who do more harm than good. So what of the people? As voices are limited now to a minimum volume a pitch lower than that of human rights standard, there is still nothing being said by the international brotherhood. The first time I heard about the 2006 coup, we just got back from a patrol in Iraq. It was big news on the BBC and as we watched intently, I was asked by an Officer what started the coup. "Which one", I asked sarcastically. It just seems now that there is no more respect for hundreds of years of traditional ranks amongst us Fijians. He who has the biggest gun and shiniest medals rules the roost. What's a chief? As once echoed throught the streets by people with hope we pray that it will be heard one day through the strets of Fiji "Power to the people"! I get to wander how much damage must the Fijian economy go through to get some international attention. Not only do the innocent people of Fiji have to suffer from the powers that be, but we have to be ridiculed by the neighbouring hypocrites who do more harm than good.
So what of the people?
As voices are limited now to a minimum volume a pitch lower than that of human rights standard, there is still nothing being said by the international brotherhood.
The first time I heard about the 2006 coup, we just got back from a patrol in Iraq. It was big news on the BBC and as we watched intently, I was asked by an Officer what started the coup. “Which one”, I asked sarcastically.
It just seems now that there is no more respect for hundreds of years of traditional ranks amongst us Fijians. He who has the biggest gun and shiniest medals rules the roost. What’s a chief?
As once echoed throught the streets by people with hope we pray that it will be heard one day through the strets of Fiji “Power to the people”!

]]> Comment on Jingoistic Jingle by far and wide http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/jingoistic-jingle/#comment-3 far and wide Thu, 27 Mar 2008 04:25:47 +0000 http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/?p=15#comment-3 way to go pen. wonderful site. underlines the kind of people in the ig. keep it up .. let more sanity return to Fiji. way to go pen.

wonderful site.

underlines the kind of people in the ig.

keep it up ..

let more sanity return to Fiji.

]]> Comment on Jingoistic Jingle by Vakatakilai http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/jingoistic-jingle/#comment-2 Vakatakilai Wed, 26 Mar 2008 14:56:50 +0000 http://tokalulu.wordpress.com/?p=15#comment-2 We see now where our country is heading under this illegal regime. They are trying to justify their actions in the recent past of beating up innocent civilians with the excuse of controlling the mass. We should be wary of the direction this regime has taken as any voice of dissention to the leadership style will be swiftly extinguished. To openly support China is very brave, or maybe the "no care attitude of this leadership. They have shown that they only accept suggestions that follow along with their agenda, otherwise, they just throw it aside and don't care what the population thinks. mahendra must be laughing to himself as Franks character was just the right ingredient he was after in the military leadership so that he could manipulate while he stand back in the background. Anyway I would like to re-iterate the importance of being watchful of the direction the regime is moving and to figure out how we as normal Fijian people can put a stop to it. We see now where our country is heading under this illegal regime.

They are trying to justify their actions in the recent past of beating up innocent civilians with the excuse of controlling the mass. We should be wary of the direction this regime has taken as any voice of dissention to the leadership style will be swiftly extinguished.

To openly support China is very brave, or maybe the “no care attitude of this leadership. They have shown that they only accept suggestions that follow along with their agenda, otherwise, they just throw it aside and don’t care what the population thinks.

mahendra must be laughing to himself as Franks character was just the right ingredient he was after in the military leadership so that he could manipulate while he stand back in the background.

Anyway I would like to re-iterate the importance of being watchful of the direction the regime is moving and to figure out how we as normal Fijian people can put a stop to it.

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