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By Wilmot Lucas One world government starts country by country by putting one party governments into place.  The collapse of communism in most of the world during the 1980s greatly set back the one world government direction. However, the movement has become reinvigorated and now focuses on subtle ways, targeting smaller countries less noticed by the world.  There is a growing body of information that points Peter O’Neill taking steps that will make PNC into a CPC (Communist Party of China) type political party that will become the only political structure in PNG allowed to govern. Taking advantage of the power new roads and other infrastructure development have to gain the political loyalty of Papua New Guineans - Today more and more Papua New Guineans are choosing development and infrastructure first.  It is less important to them what system of government PNG has.  Those who lived in the former communist countries in Eastern Europe would shake their heads at our strange at

By Norman Pelaki Being tasked with referring a Prime Minister to prosecution under a Leadership Tribunal has got to be the highest priority, most important case that any public prosecutor would ever handle during their career. Yet it took nearly two months for Public Prosecutor Pondors Kaluwin to look over the papers concerning Peter O’Neill and the UBS case that was submitted to him by the ombudsman. Why did so much time pass, considering the importance of the case? It’s not like this is an extremely complex case full of numerous financial transactions. The charges levelled by the ombudsman relate to whether Peter O’Neill, as head of the national Government, followed the legally required administrative and financial processes in acquiring the UBS loan to purchase shares in Oil Search Limited. Also, it’s not as if the PP isn’t a lawyer himself, with access to many other lawyers to give him their opinions on the case and any possible gaps there might be. Many minds wor

By BRYAN KRAMER Chief Justice Salamo Inija sitting as National Court Judge set the trial date on 31st October 2014 to hear the contempt of court charges filed against the Police Commissioner Geoffrey Vaki. National Fraud & Anti Corruption Director Mathew Damaru and his Deputy Timothy Gitua filed the contempt proceedings against Vaki after he prevented them from executing the warrant of arrest on the Prime Minister. The warrant issued by the District Court on 12th June 2014 directed Timothy Gitua including the Commissioner of Police and all officers and members of the Police Force to arrest the Prime Minister and to ensure his appearance in court to answer to the charges of Official Corruption in Office. The contempt of court charges relate to Vaki allegedly impeding or preventing (stopping) National Fraud & Anti-Corruption Members including all other members of the Police Force from arresting the Prime Minister. Alleging he intentionally and wilfully impeded and interfe

By BRYAN KRAMER Director for National Crime Chief Superintendent Mathew Damaru & Deputy Director Chief Inspector Timothy Gitau filed an application to join the Prime Minister's Judicial Review and dismiss the entire proceedings. Prime Minister was granted leave (permission) to file Judicial Review against the District Court's decision refusing the Police Commissioner Geoffrey Vaki's request to withdraw the Arrest Warrant against the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister is seeking orders from the National Court to quash (declare void) the decision of the District Court issuing the Arrest Warrant against him. Declare that the District Court acted in excess of its powers in granting the warrant. Thirdly that the District Court made an error in law in granting the warrant of arrest against the Prime Minister. The central grounds of the review case is that the warrants are defective because they failed to comply with Section 49 of the District Court Act. Section 49 deals wi

By JASON K WAUGLE There’s no doubt that Post Courier reporters and writers read social media avidly. They certainly would have come across and read last week’s article on PNG Blogs that revealed that our PNG dailies were misrepresenting the Israeli LR Group’s questionable project involvement with the government by now referring to LR Group as El Al Group. Who thought up this neat trick is unknown, but LR Group itself or SHP/Hela politicians are the most likely culprits. . It’s the perfect way to lead curious and unsuspecting people away from the growing number of stories on the internet that reveal what the LR Group is up to. Websurfers will surf instead for El Al Group and all they’ll come up with is the Israeli airline. A clip of Wednesday’s Post Courier article on page 12 is shown here. Title of the article is Hela: The Great Paradox. The misrepresentation of LR Group as El Al Group is highlighted. Honest people are always forced to counteract the sneaky actions

Lae MP Loujaya Toni Kouza, Abandon Pasin Blo Stail Meri and Begin Following the Example of Jesus Christ In Assisting Economically Struggling Lae Market Women Now Sitting Forgotten in the Mud   By Mary Lawrence When Loujaya Toni Kouza was elected as Lae MP, women especially were delighted and expecting to see a kind of concern for women’s development and support in Lae that the former MP, chronic womanizer and alcoholic Bart Philemon never seemed to have much interest in.   Low hopes became high hopes because under Philemon, such simple things as women being able to see handicrafts to the public in front of Lae and Morobe Pharmacy was destroyed, leaving even more women in economic trouble zone.  MP Philemon was more interested in gambling at the Lamana Gold Club or drinking at the Lae Yacht Club than he was in serving the poor.  We women were confident that things would change under the new MP. Things did start to change when MP Loujaya took office, starting with her appear

By Forces of Me’ekamui In the first part of this article, we described the sellout of Bougainville Autonomous Government President John Momis to foreign opportunists especially from China.  Momis went from being one of PNG’s founding fathers, a young Catholic priest who put every effort to work for the perpetual independence of the people of Papua New Guinea, to his current role welcoming Chinese tradestore owners to make the Bougainville people economically dependent on them.  He has declared a Come and Get It day on Bougainville’s resources and hellbent on reopening Panguna Mine.  The land and environmental destruction and unequitable sharing of royalty wealth at the Panguna Mine started the Bougainville Crisis during which thousands of lives were lost from 1990-1999.  In hoping to reopen the mine, Momis is determined to bring Bougainville back to Square 1 in terms of foreign dominance of its peoples.  He ignores that government independence on paper means nothing when the peopl