Sepiks want a fair deal


Sepiks want a fair deal. That is the underlying factor and they have not been accorded that. The past events have seen them banished from the floor of the parliament, labelled as foreigners, and laws have been amended to destroy them. The courts are the place where freedom is debated. So far not good. If parliament is the place where the people have spoken, what about us. We have been banished by the so called people voice. 

Somare is still our voice regardless of how this nation sees him and all past events and current events have one common undertone. DESTROY SOMARE FOR GOOD! DO NOT GIVE HIM BREATHING SPACE! FINISH HIM OFF! He was our leader for 36 plus years but occasionally for Papua New Guinea.Give us a fair deal and respect established systems set in place to deal with those called allegations. 

Only then can we respect the rule of law because we have been accorded a fair hearing. But so far parliament is supreme and with the courts struggling to maintain its integrity, where must justice be debated? We don't have a place for a fair trial as it has no more power. The saddest fact is that Sepik is no go zone for Nama and his PNG party. What have we come to PNG? Perfect breeding ground for a revolution. I hope Nama doesn't hurt us to get at Somare or shoot us like he did to the Bouganvillians. 

Where is wisdom in this whole hunting game? Where is discretion? Where is fairness? Where is justice? Where are the people? In our society, blood is thicker than water. We only bow to God and the court system where we know justice is fair. Not to a politician or a system that's biased. We stand firm and will only accept a decision from the courts where we know we'll be given a fair hearing. 

As far as we the people of ESP know, there is no such a government as the O'Neil Nama government, nor is there an organization such as Task Force Sweep. The courts have ruled. We stand firm on that through our Political Voice. Somare's government is the only legal government. What will Papua New Guinea do? Shoot us for that? No one is allowed in EAST SEPIK PROVINCE until justice is dealt fair and square. If the courts have ruled against us, the story would have been different. We would have accepted that and walked away.

SAUSIA WAGUN

Comments

  1. AnonymousFebruary 16, 2012 at 2:30 PM

    Ask Peter Donigi to explain what advice he gave O'Neill to defy the Supreme Court decision. Sepik lawyer Peter Donigi is our enemy. Not O'Neill.

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 16, 2012 at 11:26 PM

    Namah is very jealous of East Sepik Provincial leaders. What is their crime for Namah to handpick 24 policemen in Port Moresby and fly them to Wewak unannounced and without common courtesy of leaders to inform affected leaders? Policemen involved have been paid to execute orders of Namah. Where was Tom Kulunga? Operational orders are given by Commissioner of Police. Minister's power is limited to policy direction. What is that policy direction that would have given police authority to plan it's foiled operation on 15 February 2012? NAMAH MUST BE LOCKED AWAY FOR CONTEMPT SoONER. HE IS DANGEROUS TO NATIONAL UNITY.

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  3. AnonymousFebruary 17, 2012 at 12:41 PM

    I Think Esp Shud become a nation of its own.. dat way we will deal wif our own problems rather den matters of a national interest

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  4. kawageFebruary 17, 2012 at 4:28 PM

    Grand Chief is becoming a very stubborn man. I think the doctor did a diferent operation and gave him wrong drugs.

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  5. AnonymousFebruary 17, 2012 at 5:11 PM

    BLIND LEADING THE BLIND case in the ESP. Stop blaming Namah for the wrongs of your leaders. Namah definitely saw the Somares in the stealing act, and they must be put in prison. Let the law put this men away for not only the ESP purse, but PNG.

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  6. AnonymousFebruary 17, 2012 at 10:03 PM

    Jealousy is bad. O'Neill is on his way to prison. And Namah will follow. Nape will be next. Manasupe and Twivey will put icing on the cake. It will be party time folks!

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  7. AnonymousFebruary 17, 2012 at 11:06 PM

    That party was suppose to have started two weeks ago. Whats the delay, oh maybe there wasnt gonna be a party. Stop the wishful thinking, oneill and namah where in the team that somare taught to break laws and still be free. Only this time the teacher may not be so lucky. He has tried every trick in his book but too bad, it is time up for him.

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  8. AnonymousFebruary 18, 2012 at 8:46 AM

    You are so jealous and insanity is taking the better of you. O'Neill and Namah are going to jail and that is what the teacher says will happen as teacher may teach all but not teacher's person that makes the teacher wholesome. Two rogues you are so passionate in promoting have been drinking heavily of late. Nervous breakdown could be taking it's toll as fear of going to prison grips their teeth! Cheers

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  9. AnonymousFebruary 18, 2012 at 6:33 PM

    No go zone for PNG party in Nuku (WSP) too.

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  10. AnonymousFebruary 18, 2012 at 10:42 PM

    Pure jealousy,you cant stand namah siding with mekere. Sore stret, PNG party dont need nuku to be in power.Whats in nuku anyway? Just kumbakor, another thief like somare. PNG will be a far better country without Somare, kumbakor, arthur,aimo,and the rest of those thieves.

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  11. AnonymousFebruary 19, 2012 at 7:16 AM

    The Sepiks led by Somare had more than a fair deal, infact they had a field day with power, public service top jobs, the nations wealth etc for 36 years. Why can't they accept a little change for the rest of the country to have a go. Oneil and Namah you may go to jail as wished by your opponents but give to your people what you can give now which we never got before while you have the power, illegitimate or otherwise but when you go to jail your people will follow you to jail. You can see now nobody is standing up for Somare except east sepik and his cohorts.

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  12. AnonymousFebruary 20, 2012 at 9:03 AM

    Jealousy is evil. Provincialism is evil. Benefitting from evil is evil. Dead conscience like yours is evil. Good Sepiks love God, respect leaders and people, and uphold Constitution, rule of law and due process. Anyone who is commenting from outer space, energized by jealousy, blinded by provincialism and lustful to benefit from evil regardless of Constitution, rule of law and due process will not understand or win true Sepik souls. Only God will as He has done since time immemorial. May you be excused for your ignorance and arrogance. Cheers

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  13. AnonymousFebruary 20, 2012 at 2:36 PM

    Understandably,the majority of ESP people do not support this arrogant,childish behaviour of the minority. Somare used such religious statements to cover up his sin of stealing from his people..we all know its billions he stole. So get lost with your inherited character and let this lunatic thief and his cohorts be investigated now or it will never happen as Somare is known to have done in the past as pm. If you are god fearing like your preaching now, then whats there to hide.

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  14. AnonymousFebruary 20, 2012 at 7:15 PM

    You see you are not much of a debate aren't you? Come on admit it ... You are plain jealous because good Sepiks like their many parochial PNGeans stand up where it matters. Constitution is supreme and not some lustful leaders in parliament. Again with dead conscience like yours you are pitied for being blind to real issue at stake. And if you do respond again your next destination is a mental institution so that you can get good memory teraphy!

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  15. AnonymousFebruary 21, 2012 at 1:49 AM

    Look who asked if anyone was much of a debate and ended up implying they dont wanna debate anymore. You sound like a retard and am assuming your out on parole from laloki. Sorry, have to end it here,coz yo not much of a challenge, given your mental status.

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  16. AnonymousFebruary 21, 2012 at 11:15 AM

    Ha ha ha ... Told ya....You can't help letting the world know how defeated and insecure you feel after your cover was blown. Come on go get a mental teraphy!

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  17. AnonymousFebruary 21, 2012 at 9:22 PM

    Hahaha...the current government has been acting like they just come out from laloki, with their insane decisions. You ought to take them for mental checkup..and I suggest you have your self checkup too. The disease is infectious.

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  18. AnonymousFebruary 22, 2012 at 9:57 AM

    HAHAHAHA... Quit wasting your time,get some help, RETARD. Comments really stressed you out did they? Fact is; Namah and Oneill will be returned so you better be praying,RETARD that your santa claus is coming back or you will not get any more bag full of lolies.

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    1. AnonymousFebruary 23, 2012 at 6:29 PM

      That‘s what retards do, calling a non-retarded person a retard. Mate you are so retarded you do not even know why you support the O‘Neill-Namah regime. Mate, I truely suggest you should ask someone to take you to laloki because you might get lost on the way seeing how retarded you (just had to state the fact), your mama would be the best choice. And oh yes one last thing, I would definetly enjoy my xmas seeing the current government goimg down the coming election, and you my friend, I‘ll send you a ‘get well soon card‘ at the mental institute. Well there‘s one problem I‘m not really sure what name to write on your get well Christmas card. Oh I know, THE ANONYMOUS.. that right. A person whom people do not know simply because they don‘t wanna know is a..guess what..?..A RETARD!! I‘m not so sure if you know what retard means.

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  19. AnonymousFebruary 24, 2012 at 12:19 AM

    Simple definition of retard is YOU.Too bad,OVER RETARDED. Dont need to say yo mama will take you there coz u inherited it, so you know what it means. Enjoyed 2011 xmas, thnx to oneill/namah while you were at laloki. Paroles over for you, get back to laloki coz your party will never come. And this time take your medication well. CEST LA VIVE

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