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# THE WORLD’S MOST DELUDED MAN

Posted on January 25, 2024 5 Comments

“Pass the sick bag, Asenati!”

Aseri Radrodro beat his former wife to within an inch of her life in a savage domestic violence attack.

He cheated on his current wife by having “brutal sex” with Lynda Tabuya and then lied to the Prime Minister and the nation.

He was sacked as Minister for Education for disobedience and insubordination after thumbing his nose at the Prime Minister’s authority.

He and his supporters have called for the PM’s removal and threatened to bring down the government by switching their allegiance to FijiFirst.

And he still thinks he has a future as a cabinet minister in the government?

The man is a serial liar and traitor who is brutal in every sense. And it is time for the collective body politic to wipe that smile off his gruesome face.

But of course, this is Fiji, where violence, lies, treachery and infidelity are no bar to success in politics. So don’t bet on it.

The Fiji Sun reports that Aseri Radrodro is “gearing up for a comeback”. Yep, the world’s most deluded man. Unless…

Like Lynda Tabuya, Aseri Radrodro is now an object of ridicule.

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  1. Truth seeker says

    January 25, 2024 at 8:45 am

    Please, please, please noooo! I have already celebrated his dismissal with a bottle of bubbly. This is becoming a very bad joke now.

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  2. D4DEADLY says

    January 25, 2024 at 10:25 am

    This grinning fopdoodle needs his head checked.

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  3. Fiji's rotting coalition says

    January 25, 2024 at 2:22 pm

    I can’t for the life of me begin to understand how Fiji’s scarlet Minister for Women got herself entangled with this monster in the first place, given his history of torturing and sexually maiming a woman (his former wife and her PM’s daughter) And which he has NOT been brought to account for.

    Were it not for Grubsheet’s Facebook, some of us would not have gleaned the extent of the ‘domestic violence’ that took place. It immediately raised implications for the women members of Sodelpa. How could they have endorsed him as a candidate, firstly at N/Elections and then as their dep. leader? Ignorance is no excuse, they were all in the SAME PARTY. I s’ppose such was their lust for power that they were prepared to turn a blind eye to what a normal person couldn’t walk past.

    And back to scarlet Minister, what on earth was she thinking? Her thinking cap doesn’t seem to be situated above the neck…. whatever it is, the vile duo need to get the hell out of public office like yesterday! Fiji deserves better.

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    • Truth seeker says

      January 25, 2024 at 3:04 pm

      Couldn’t agree with you more!

      Reply
  4. howard says

    January 27, 2024 at 2:24 pm

    A best limerick competition is called for here, folks……………………

    ‘Two ministers in Melbourne for their work……………etc

    Prize of bumper box of chocs for the best entry

    (PS: Your governmental masters don’t mind if you hate them but they cannot abide satire and ridicule – give it a go)

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