Sept 5 2024. Barbara Malimali leaving FICAC headquarters flanked by Wylie Clarke and Laurel Vaurasi of the Fiji Law Society. All are now facing investigation and possible charges
Will the Fiji Law Society release another statement now? Or Wylie remain and attempt to control the Society from issuing a statement regarding the rule of law and how lawyers may have abused it.
So when and if will any one named in the COI report resign or be stood down?
What is everyone waiting for? The return of the runaway PM?
He even ran away from attending the funeral of his Minister for Agriculture.
How long and how far will he be running?
Anyone know why he went to Australia? Snakes are very slippery creatures.
Breaking news – Fiji Times editor Fred Wesley will be making his way to Brisbane on 26th of July to attend an ex Natabua High school students cruise around Brisbane waters. The tainted chief spokesman for the Fiji coalition government and chief opposer of the COI report, is unfortunately an ex-Natabua, a prestigious institution which also happens to have schooled a few embarrassing deplorables.
Also attending is Mr 23.2% gdp growth predictor, the self proclaimed “Driving the economic growth agenda for the pacific”, junior economist Kishti Sen. The Fiji govt friendly and Baiman coached economist who has allegedly been lobbying for a Fiji govt job, and constantly in contact with Fiji journalists to cover his false economics predictions has just done what was expected. He has lobbied Fred for the cruise photos to be published in the Fiji times for some further publicity.
A number of ex-Natabua students won’t be attending the event given the calibre of some attendees.
And back to COI – hell is on earth these days if your karma reaches the threshold required for judgement to be passed before death.
“I don’t have the means” asks if the Fiji Law Society will issue another statement. Good question that may never be answered at all. For that, we are waiting for Wylie, or his sidekick Richard.
There was talk too of a FILA, Fiji Indigenous Lawyers Association. Any statement from them? Now that the COI report is no longer under wraps, they have an incredible lineup of members: Malimali, Temo, Turaga, Bainivalu, Rabuku, Vosarogo, Tikoisuva, Bulitavu, Green, Nawaikula, Bale, Vaurasi, Tuifagalele, not forgetting Waqanika and of course, Tabuya.
Most interesting reading..this COI report. Transcript of questions confirms that the lawyers didn’t get it – all the way from CJ down. They were all there for themselves or those they were protecting. Also proves that a Ficac will never work if occupied by hand-picked and partial participants.
This Temo is a toast. Resign!
So this woman is persona non grata in Tuvalu ?
She is now persona non grata in FICAC.
What a grubby bunch of arseholes those pictured are.
Will the Fiji Law Society release another statement now? Or Wylie remain and attempt to control the Society from issuing a statement regarding the rule of law and how lawyers may have abused it.
So when and if will any one named in the COI report resign or be stood down?
What is everyone waiting for? The return of the runaway PM?
He even ran away from attending the funeral of his Minister for Agriculture.
How long and how far will he be running?
Anyone know why he went to Australia? Snakes are very slippery creatures.
Breaking news – Fiji Times editor Fred Wesley will be making his way to Brisbane on 26th of July to attend an ex Natabua High school students cruise around Brisbane waters. The tainted chief spokesman for the Fiji coalition government and chief opposer of the COI report, is unfortunately an ex-Natabua, a prestigious institution which also happens to have schooled a few embarrassing deplorables.
Also attending is Mr 23.2% gdp growth predictor, the self proclaimed “Driving the economic growth agenda for the pacific”, junior economist Kishti Sen. The Fiji govt friendly and Baiman coached economist who has allegedly been lobbying for a Fiji govt job, and constantly in contact with Fiji journalists to cover his false economics predictions has just done what was expected. He has lobbied Fred for the cruise photos to be published in the Fiji times for some further publicity.
A number of ex-Natabua students won’t be attending the event given the calibre of some attendees.
And back to COI – hell is on earth these days if your karma reaches the threshold required for judgement to be passed before death.
I wonder where the page is of Barbs crying like a crocodile.
“I don’t have the means” asks if the Fiji Law Society will issue another statement. Good question that may never be answered at all. For that, we are waiting for Wylie, or his sidekick Richard.
There was talk too of a FILA, Fiji Indigenous Lawyers Association. Any statement from them? Now that the COI report is no longer under wraps, they have an incredible lineup of members: Malimali, Temo, Turaga, Bainivalu, Rabuku, Vosarogo, Tikoisuva, Bulitavu, Green, Nawaikula, Bale, Vaurasi, Tuifagalele, not forgetting Waqanika and of course, Tabuya.
Any others for the list?
Most interesting reading..this COI report. Transcript of questions confirms that the lawyers didn’t get it – all the way from CJ down. They were all there for themselves or those they were protecting. Also proves that a Ficac will never work if occupied by hand-picked and partial participants.