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PNG BLOGS First hand sources have confirmed to PNG Blogs that the sighting of armed expatriate men in Port Moresby are not official US representatives and furthermore the United States Embassy disavows any knowledge of them. They do not have anything to do with the security preparations for the APEC Summit scheduled for next year. PNGBLOGS reported on the makeup of this private security operations last year: Prime Minister Peter O’Neill, his personal adviser Dr Jakob Weiss, Chief Secretary Isaac Lupari and Police Commissioner Gari Baki are involved in a secret plot with LR Group of Israel to create a private intelligence agency and secret paramilitary spy force in Papua Guinea.The four have already handed over some of the nation’s most secret intelligence information to LR Group, which is headed in Papua New Guinea by Weiss’s son Ilan.This includes top-secret internal National Intelligence Organization documents and the methodology whereby all PNG security intelligence oper

by MICHAEL PASSINGAN PNC operatives have gone low this time by creating a Fake a PNG BLOGS Page, this is the desperation shown by the Napoleon complex driven Prime Minister who is desperate and is willing to do anything under the sun to return as Prime Minister because he has a lot riding on this Election. The Fake Page is now being used to smear expats who have given their time and life to the service of Papua New Guinea. A poorly researched post describes Paul Baker head of the independent think tank Institute of National Affairs as being Australian, which he is not, he is a British citizen who came to PNG in his early 20s and has lived for more than 40+ years in PNG. The Page is well financed as shown here in the accompanying picture, it says: SPONSORED... money well spent on a Fake Page emulating the real PNG BLOGS, we say thank you but where are your links to the website that has been hard hitting PNG Corruption on all fronts since 2009. They do not have any intelligenc

  Former Prime Minister Sir Mekere Morauta said today the Prime Minister must come clean on Government debt and its cash flows so Papua New Guineans can judge for themselves whether or not the nation is insolvent. “An examination of the 2017 Budget, and publicly available evidence of a cash flow crisis over the past few months, call into question the ability of the O’Neill Government to repay its mountain of debt and pay for its daily operations at the same time,” he said. “Mr O’Neill’s waste, corruption and mismanagement led to a disastrous 2016, and on the information available to me, 2017 is going to be a lot worse. Peter O’Neill is taking the country into bankruptcy. “There is a stark choice facing Mr O’Neill – repay his debts or cut government operations and services even more than in 2016. Either way, he will inflict more pain on Papua New Guineans.” Debt at the end of 2016 was at least K22 billion. This is equivalent to 35 percent of GDP, which Mr O’Neill a

by KELLY COOK It is often a misconception that elections are won in the campaign stage, candidate popularity, party popularity or great policies. Just for arguments sake, take note: About 10 million ballot papers where printed in Indonesia when we have around 8 million total PNG population?. Of this approximately 5 million or so are eligible voters to which approximately 4 million are enrolled voters? You do the math - why do we need extra 6 million ballot papers printed??? For those of us who have been within the systems and have had experience, we know that elections are won or lost on the following; 1). The issuing of Ballot papers - Ensure and demand from your Election Mangers that the exact number of ballot papers been issued to polling booths must meet the exact number of eligible voters at those locations...no extras period. If so ask why?? Take the exact number of ballot papers issued for each polling booth for you to cross check th

  by  MICHAEL J. PASSINGAN 1. Introduction The author of this article considered most of the material that is available in the public domain to write a comprehensive narration of Prime Minister Peter Charles Paire O’Neill (PO). Most of the people who contributed information for this article are closely aligned to PO and, although not mentioned by name, their contributions are invaluable. 2. Early Life Those who know him from his childhood days have a vivid memory of how he grew up and the traits he developed. He learnt of his father’s (Brian O’Neill, a former kiap and magistrate) existence when he was in High School and that’s when he moved to Goroka to be with his father. He was already a man by then, budded out of an unparented childhood. He started South Supa Trading in Goroka with the support of his father after he completed an accountancy/commerce degree at UPNG. O’Neill was struggling and not making enough money. His dreams of fame and fortune took him backwards and forwards