The National Federation Party (NFP), union movement, NGOs and others are quiet about PM Sitiveni Rabuka’s feelings on the “vulagi” and his attempts to marginalise a key section of the community who know no other place as their home.
I, for one, know that nothing has changed in his feelings from what they were in 1987.
I guess these organisations are in bed with this Government just to keep it together at any cost, even though it means that they may need to sell their souls in the process.
We all know that the NFP certainly has.
I guess the feeling is that keeping quiet will make the issue go away.
But they are oblivious to the fact that the issue has not gone away in 38 years and it is unlikely to go away now.
These people will regret keeping quiet in the not-too-distant future.
Source: Jan Nissar
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