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By Camillus Potpot and our Australian contributors Highly confidential information that has just now been shown to PNG Blogs reveals how Australia’s kon dealings support the O’Neill Regime’s ongoing corruption. Very high-up sources in Australia say the Turnbull Government’s media policy stops any criticism of the Prime Minister, the most corrupt leader in the Pacific and most corrupt in PNG independent history. They have told PNG Blogs that the Turnbull Government compromises the mainstream PNG media, which is already wide open to bribery and corruption by O’Neill, by using secret ways and means. One certified example by the sources is the recent EMTV documentary series Tanim Graun, which was funded through the Australian High Commission in Port Moresby. A top-secret agreement with EMTV allowed the Turnbull Government to censor the program through the AHC so that there was no criticism of O’Neill or his corrupt government or his corrupt cronies. Final productions of the show were giv

Digicel blocks Online advertisements from google , facebook  and other social Media  in Papua New Guinea , affect  businesses. by JOE KUNAI It is sad news for individuals and companies in Papua New Guinea who rely on internet advertisement to market and sell their products and service online, that Digicel a mobile phone company has suddenly started blocked off Google, facebook Yahoo ads and other social media online advertisement. It is understood that Digicel will soon implement the ad-blocking program in other Pacific countries that are using its network. So what is this blockage mean? This means that all advertisements from Google, Facebook and other social media platforms are blocked on the Digicel network. For instance, suppose that you promote a product through the facebook sponsored page and you target Papua New Guinea audience to sell your product, someone visiting facebook from Papua New Guinea through Digicel network will not see your sponsored page and you

by WALI DAVID In the 2 parts of this article already published, I have described the 3 main elements of a grand strategy that can keep Peter O’Neill and the Peoples National Congress (PNC) party in power almost indefinitely.    What has been discussed so far are the broad components of the strategy to be applied across the board in PNG.   This last section describes very specific strategies that could be used on a case-by-case basis, depending on who the candidate is, what their local popularity is, and what the electorate is composed of.   GRAND STRATEGY 4 - CUSTOM MANIPULATIONS FOR A FEW SELECTED CANDIDATES AND DISTRICTS TO ENHANCE PNC CANDIDATE ELECTIBILITY The following strategies should not be generally applied but directed at selected districts or regional seats.    1… Destroy non PNC MPs before the election.    This is already well in process, although sometimes the strategy will fail.   Corrupt activities of Prominent Opposition Leaders Don Polye and Belden Namah

by WALI DAVID In the first part of this article, I began to outline the strategy that almost guarantees PNG winning the 2017 elections in a landslide and puts the Prime Minister in position to remain in power for as long as he wants, even for life.   There are 4 different parts to this strategy.   In Part1, the necessity of focusing the 2017 campaign on rural open seats and forget about urban electorates was explained.   Following that, the need to politicize the Electoral Commission so that it came firmly under PNC control but remaining a government body was explained.    We will now turn to the 3 rd strategy of the grand plan that would allow the PNC to win the 2017 election in a landslide.   GRAND STRATEGY 3-  AT THE BEGINNING OF ELECTION YEAR, BEGIN TRANSFER OF LARGE SUMS OF PUBLIC MONEY TO RURAL DISTRICTS This part of the strategy involves putting together a massive warchest to fund candidates.   Specfiically, it involves acquiring and sending large sums of p

by WALI DAVID “If you don’t like the Prime Minister, contest against him or vote for someone who is running against him!” The above statement only has meaning if two conditions are met.  First, we would all have to be constitutionally given the power to vote directly for the top leader in the land.   We do not have that power and do not elect the Prime Minister directly.  Only 56 votes from the 111 MPs are needed to elect the Prime Minister and that process is easily corrupted because of the many opportunities to coerce, intimidate, and bribe those MPs in return for their vote.  The way PNG’s laws are currently structured, indirect payment in return for votes is probably legal even though it is unethical and corrupt.   Even in Ialibu-Pangia district, the above advice to “vote against him if you don’t like him” only works if each vote cast is counted and counted accurately.   That means no intimidation or looking over the shoulders of voters.  No ballot box stuffing or acc

NIUGINI OUTLOOK Before we hear any outcry from the loyalists screaming that Niugini Outlook is in the pay of this, that or the other politician, or that Niugini Outlook shouldn’t throw stones at glass houses because we probably live in one too, let us tirelessly and cheerfully address those complaints as follows. First, anyone bothering to look through the m ore than 1,500 posters and associated articles on our Facebook site knows very well that we pick on anyone who deserves to be picked on because of unethical or illegal actions as public personalities, especially those who are in jobs that are expected to serve the public interest. Yes, Peter O’Neill is an adulterer but Sam Basil is too and we’ve called them both out. Yes, Patrick Pruaitch is a major crook and so is Belden Namah. James Marape is a fraud and so is Don Poyle. We’ve called them all out. What is our moral authority to call these people out, don’t we at Niugini Outlook also commit sins and live in our own glass ho