Is the NFP terrified that Mahendra Chaudhry‘s Labour Party is going to pose an existential threat to it when voters go to the polls next year? It’s a fair bet given the extreme language employed by Biman Prasad‘s General Secretary, Kamal Iyer, against the Labour leader and former prime minister.
“Caught with his pants down”, “entangled in his own web of lies, deceit and treachery”, “diabolical lies”, “a habitual liar”, “a desperate politician clutching at straws”, “a cornered rat”.
Wow. And we are still more than a year away from the election.
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Crikey. As political vituperation goes, this is a real doozy.
Who’s behaving like a cornered rat? I’d say Kamal Iyer and his NFP colleagues, wouldn’t you?
Judgment Day awaits the NFP for its betrayal of the minorities and blind panic has already set in. And the wily octogenarian warhorse of Fijian politics knows precisely which buttons to push.
Of course, politicians caught with their pants down are becoming a staple of Fijian politics.
But not as brutal as Kamal Iyer in full flight.
Aseri Radrodro is clearly a pussycat by comparison when the NFP General Secretary chooses to go after someone with their pants around their ankles.
Yep. It’s going to be brutal alright.
Tick, tick, tick.
“Of course, politicians caught with their pants down are becoming a staple of Fijian politics.”
BINGO !!