As the title says quite proudly.

Plenty of Hot Cross Buns and Easter Eggs. Remembering the story of Jesus’ crucifixion.

Just remember this site does take breaks to do outside interests. Sites like SV keep the pressure up and we play a supporting role in the fight against the ‘tards’ in power. The level of commitment shown by SV, Disco Bubu and FDN give a clear warning to those in power. You can’t see us or do not know who we are. But we are here in strength. And we are here to stay.

Its not that hard. In fact its bloody impossible!

Thats what the turncoat Berenado Vunibobo has said about his appointment as Fiji’s representative at the United Nations.

He made special note of the Australian’s and New Zealander’s making a big deal of the interim regime. I think he really thinks that he can change the generally accepted opinion of the current state of affairs.

Unfortunately he is simply deluding himself. You can’t defend a regime that got into power through the barrel of a gun and mountains of threats against every potential opponent. He can’t fathom that all the bullshit put forward in front of the international community such as all these ‘reforms’, Charter nonsense and a ‘moving Fiji forward’ approach will never detract from the truth.

A special note was made about India and their role in the current situation. Lets face it. India has shown itself to be highly treacherous regarding the plight of Fiji. It has conveniently flexed its muscle and using this as a conduit to promote the whole ‘persons of Indian origin’ (PIO).

And thats what bugs this interim government.

Australia/New Zealand/United States/United Kingdom - condemned all four coups (if you include Rabuka’s second dig) and imposed heavy restrictions and harsh penalties until the country returned to normalcy (which is currently underway for the fourth). They have been consistent and always called for democracy to be returned to this tortured country.

India - condemned the first three. Made a large ruckus over the PIO’s and how they were being mistreated/killed/raped/undermined. It was true that Rabuka and Speight laid some pretty harsh treatment. We all know that the race factor was just a smokescreen for their own warped agendas and profit. Regardless the information fed to India was far from true and portrayed a bloodthirsty image of the Vanua. The protests that India made over Fiji were just incredible.

But come 2006, we see very selective treatment of Fiji by India. All of a sudden the interim government is welcome in to their country. They are welcome at any time. They are actively helping with the ‘growth’ of the country through aid and donations. But the money is being fed to people who did the same thing in 1987 and 2000. The country and its democracy was raped but because the PIO’s were being protected and sheltered by the interim regime, it was all peachy. It didn’t matter that the interim government was utterly corrupt and selective in its dealings with the peoples of Fiji.

Hopefully Indo-Fijians can see this. Its clear and glaringly obvious. Don’t believe for one moment that the RFMF and interim government is here for your benefit. Or that India is doing this for the benefit of Fiji. Its purely for their benefit and profit. A question you can ask yourselves.

Has your standard of living, freedoms, rights and opportunities as a Fijian citizen improved to a level that has been promised by the powers that be since December 2006?

“practice what you preach”.

I read today’s article in the Fiji Times entitled “Muslims urged to follow Islam principles”. The individual who made that call was none other than our Prozac induced Attorney-General. If Khaiyum made you laugh before, this would leave you in stitches.

He urged Muslims in the Fiji to be kind, compassionate and respectful. Not only that but to treat everyone equal under the eyes of the law.

Everyone agrees with those principles. But there is a problem…

YOU DON’T PRACTICE ANY OF THAT, YOU DEPRESSED MAN WITH UNUSUALLY DESIGNED SPECTACLES!

He is definately not kind, compassionate or respectful. He puts down people as instigators and troublemakers when they make valid points. He did not care or try to help when Russell Hunter was deported or when people were beaten/killed by the security forces. He has little respect for Fijian institutions and is trying to be a part of the destruction of them. Remember that paper… He has no respect for people who oppose the RFMF and interim government. Especially for learned, highly educated and respected people such as politicians, academics and high chiefs.

And as far as the law goes, who knows? He either doesn’t know it (appointment of Boundaries Commissioner) or vagrantly flaunts it (like the convenient ignorance in the Russell Hunter case).

There is a reason why the FML didn’t join your rag tag National Cunthole for Bloody Breaking Fiji. Because it encompasses everything against what everyone believes in.

It seeks to destroy fair play, reward for hard work and suppress where needed. It rewards the lazy and selfish. It treads on the hard working and selfless.

My article below about Khaiyum and his communist/fascist style when dealing with the media brings another point.

If anyone wishes to contribute an article which you think will get up the skin of the interim government of RFMF, please send it in. The major news agencies are struggling with their freedom of speech muted and supressed at every opportunity.

Even though this is the internet, we need to keep pressure up on the ‘tards’ of Fijian society.

Leave a comment or email us at tardwatchfiji@gmail.com

We would love to post all sorts of crap about the RFMF and interim government. Trust me, elections gone by have shown the power of the internet and alternative media in deciding them. Thats what they have neglected. And thats where have seized the opportunity.

The problematic and mentally depressed Attorney-General just does not stop.

He pulled up the Fiji Times for a chat about supposed articles that they were to put to press this morning and in tomorrows edition. Apparently the articles were lacking the ‘true facts’. Also he noted that people had complained that their ‘positive’ letters about the interim government were not being printed. James Bolacavu is not posting from the United Kingdom and Khaiyum hasn’t been taking his prozac.

Take a hint buddy: Freedom of the press means…THEY CAN DO WHATEVER THE HELL THEY WANT!!!

Its worth noting those ‘true facts’ was probably the truth and the interim government could not handle the jandal. The fact remains that ever since the interim government has been messing with Fiji, their blunders and goofs have reached an astronomical level. Remember Khaiyum there is no way of dressing up the fact your major fuckup appointing the Boundaries Commissioner. I don’t think the Fiji Times would print “Khaiyum makes INNOCENT mistake, everything is peachy”

My other bane of contention is the letters sent into the editor. If the Fiji Times has not been receiving a lot of positive letters regarding the interim government, then why print the whole paper with so many letters saying so? The vast majority of letters in the Fiji Times have been overwhelmingly negative about the interim government. Because everything about this interim government is so negative and it just annoys the hell out of so many people. Its their place to vent.

Note that Khaiyum says what they should or shouldn’t be printing. Um yeah, you blatant liar. Print something (or fathom doing so) negative and your arse gets hauled up for a chat and a dressing down. Not very good when this paper is owned by the most powerful media moguls in the world. Just remember if Murdoch gets pushed far enough, his influence could destroy Fiji forever.

James Bolacavu doesn’t have to say where he is from. He is entitled to use an alias or a false location to hide his identity. You know why?

Because I don’t think he wants to be taken in for ‘incitement’ and beaten up by the RFMF.

indeed.

Nye Perram QC in the continuation of the Qarase case against the State has questioned Bainimarama’s silence and refusal to testify before the courts. Perram suggested that Bainimarama is the only one who really knows what happened that fateful December 2006.

The fact is Bainimarama’s true colours are shown by his refusal to testify under ‘executive immunity’. Too bad you were not elected and hard to work hard to gain that.

Of course those turncoat fuckwits McCoy and Reynolds know the real reason. If Perram was to cross-examine Bainimarama, he would not only blow the case wide open but embarrass the RFMF and inteirm government to no end. Not to say he hasn’t already done that ad nauseam.

Bainimarama is not capable of testifying before the courts because his big mouth and lack of consistency would make a mockery of procedings. Never before has the court system in Fiji been threatened as of now. So he conveniently hides and cries innocent. So much for transparency. Seeing through his big head is hard enough.

He’s safe in organised press conference with his minders looking over his shoulder. And a pre-prepared speech from some other munter. But in an open forum, his weakness is his lack of education and poise.

Yes. Take a bow Virisila Buadromo. You have shone bright in the pile of mud the current ‘tards’ in Fiji have caused.

If you haven’t already found out, she has won the United States Secretary of State’s International Women of Courage Award for 2008.

And if you look at what she has done for Fiji, especially women, it is something all Fijians should be proud of. Remember she took that horrible turn just after the coup in December 2006. For someone who has taken that and more, she is more than deserving.

Interesting that the Shyster chimed in saying that the United States buys off NGO’s with a tin badge (obviously referring to Buadromo’s award)  and handshake.

I have a question for you ‘tard’ enabling peroxide blonde tart, number 1?

WHERE WERE YOU WHEN VIRISILA BUADROMO’S RIGHTS WERE INFRINGED?

Nowhere in site is the answer.

The United States like every country is not perfect. We all have our flaws. But its a bit rich to portray the currently governed Fiji as a haven of peace and freedom against the United States. Its also worth noting that the United Nations came out against her and her puppet FHRC. The whole world against her.

I expect when shit hits the fan, she will be desperate for the countries that she has mocked (Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States) to give her refugee status and amnesty. You just don’t get respect by insulting then asking.

Another interesting point for the Shyster. Remember in World War 2, it was the United States that was the dominant member of the Allies in the Pacific Theatre. If it wasn’t for them, Fiji may have been at the mercy of the Japanese. And their behaviour in World War 2 would have meant that Fijians would have paid a terrible price. Fiji is very fortunate to have had such great Allies. Otherwise the outlook of today’s Fiji may be a hell of a lot different.

Rabuka seems to be the expert on the current situation in Fiji at the moment.

His weekly insights and daily incisions into the state of affairs just provides me with more laughter.

Of course, I will defend his right to death to speak whatever he wants to go on about. He is entitled to do so by law. He has the protection of the constitution (thats pretty dicey at the moment).

But every time he speaks, I can’t but think he is a flip-flopper. You don’t know if he’s coming or going.

He seems to defend the military council and their pathetic attempts to make policy decisions regarding Fiji. Then he will go on about how Bainimarama did the right thing and the righteousness of the interim government’s actions. One example was the banning of the Charter buffoons from his province by the more ‘grassroots’ chiefs.

Then he will make the comment every now and again on matters that he doesn’t like. Such as the GCC, Chaudhry among other things.

Its a bit rich to be going on about this stuff when it was your bloody stupidity that caused this in 1987.

He does this for two reasons:

1) Curry favour with the RFMF and interim government. He has raised their ire with his actions during the 2000 coup (and yes I did personally witness him with his Army uniform on. That will never leave my memory as it was just something I couldn’t believe) and his close associations with Fijian nationalism (SVT and the lot). Rabuka just says whatever will keep the military on his side. He wants his life membeship of the GCC which gives him plenty of ego tripping among other things. Stroke their back and get a nice massage in return.

2) To prevent alienating grassroots Fijians. If he put all his eggs in one basket with the junta, he might find his own lot strapping him to a spinning wheel and throwing cane knives just to see how much he will squirm.

Populism is the word. A bit rich for a guy that kept on bleating about Indians early in the piece. Now you’re cosying up. How can someone have scruples when they just flip flop on major issues?

Keep it coming mate. You might find that some people make unusual friendships.

No surprises about the interim government train today. Right on time and with the correct number of carriages.

Chaudhry or the Chodopu$$ has been cleared of tax evasion. He is clean. He was cleared by an independent team no less. Two Australians and a Fijian.

YEAH RIGHT!

The so called transparency and openess which this farce is supposed to operate with is just a pipe dream. This whole investigation was done behind closed doors, appointments were made with secrecy and the team left Fiji without any scrutiny whatsoever.

Of course, conflicts of interest abound. Khaiyum you bloody tool. Did you really think people were stupid enough to believe the appointees were independents.

Lets see:

1) Cowley - Minter Ellison. You have a fail right there. You worked with the prick. Khaiyum even met with him in Fiji over dinner. Strange bedfellows. Hardly what I call independent.

2) Postle - BDO Kendalls. Another fail. Got Nur Bano Ali? I guess that was overlooked as well.

3) Vakatale - no explanation is required here. Bloody turncoat.

The investigation was only for a few days. How can a team pore over years of tax records, income statements and declarations in such a short period of time? I guess they did not. Or the investigation was begun before that when the outcome was ALREADY DECIDED.

Nuff said.

On a more important note, how much did you pay these people for their services. More taxpayer money going down the tube.

I think I’m going to stop paying my tax from now on. My reasons are below:

1) Funding the extravagant and wasteful activities of the interim government.

2) Chaudhry didn’t pay his. Why should I?