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]]> By: Captain Tiny Banana http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-22296 Captain Tiny Banana Mon, 27 Aug 2007 07:21:49 +0000 http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/#comment-22296 Ring the military - tell them what you think ... good for a reaction Try these numbers ... and feel free to spread the word. Pita, just below, gave a really vocal reaction when I asked him about the trouble with the nurses - he he he. Expect bad language if you ring him. It's easy to get numbers if you do a bit of hunting .... spread the word. Colonel Pita Driti +679 338 6640 Major Josefa Tikonatabua +679 338 1280 Apakuki Kurusiga (theoretically Chief Staff Officer - half arsed -Operations) + 679 338 5222 ext. 1412 Republic Of Fiji Military Forces +679 331 3799 Bainimarama (aka Tiny Banana) +679 338 7545 Fijian Navy + 679 331 2585 Captain Setareki Bogidrau + 679 339 5204 FMF Officers Qrtrs 6 Nabua, Suva + 679 337 2309 FMF Web services +679 338 5222 ext. 1414 Ring the military – tell them what you think … good for a reaction

Try these numbers … and feel free to spread the word.

Pita, just below, gave a really vocal reaction when I asked him about the trouble with the nurses – he he he. Expect bad language if you ring him.

It’s easy to get numbers if you do a bit of hunting …. spread the word.

Colonel Pita Driti
+679 338 6640

Major Josefa Tikonatabua
+679 338 1280

Apakuki Kurusiga (theoretically Chief Staff Officer – half arsed -Operations)
+ 679 338 5222 ext. 1412

Republic Of Fiji Military Forces
+679 331 3799

Bainimarama (aka Tiny Banana)
+679 338 7545

Fijian Navy
+ 679 331 2585

Captain Setareki Bogidrau
+ 679 339 5204

FMF Officers Qrtrs 6 Nabua, Suva
+ 679 337 2309

FMF Web services
+679 338 5222 ext. 1414

]]> By: Fijian Freedom bloggers and the military junta at Global Voices Advocacy http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-11379 Fijian Freedom bloggers and the military junta at Global Voices Advocacy Wed, 23 May 2007 22:04:58 +0000 http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/#comment-11379 [...] On May 14th, Intelligentsiya reported that the army’s Land Force Commander has a list of about 20 people who will be arrested in connection with anti-military blogs. It has also been reported that the Fiji Military Forces (FMF) have pressured FINTEL, Fiji’s only ISP, to block blogspot.com blogging platform, nearly exclusively used by the “Fijian Freedom Bloggers”. It seems that the Fiji’s military junta is considering blogs as a “threat to national security”. [...] [...] On May 14th, Intelligentsiya reported that the army’s Land Force Commander has a list of about 20 people who will be arrested in connection with anti-military blogs. It has also been reported that the Fiji Military Forces (FMF) have pressured FINTEL, Fiji’s only ISP, to block blogspot.com blogging platform, nearly exclusively used by the “Fijian Freedom Bloggers”. It seems that the Fiji’s military junta is considering blogs as a “threat to national security”. [...]

]]> By: Global Voices Online » Fijian Freedom bloggers and the military junta http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-11372 Global Voices Online » Fijian Freedom bloggers and the military junta Wed, 23 May 2007 20:43:22 +0000 http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/#comment-11372 [...] Intelligentsiya reported on May 14th that the army’s Land Force Commander has a list of about 20 people who will be arrested in connection with anti-military blogs. It has also been reported that the Fiji Military Forces (FMF) have pressured FINTEL, Fiji’s only ISP, to block blogspot.com blogging platform, which is nearly exclusively used by the Fijian “Freedom Bloggers”. Previously, on Friday May 11, the prominent businessman Ulai Taoi was arrested and then released after being held in custody for 24. The FMF suspected him of being an anti-military blogger. It has been reported that he was “physically abused while in custody”. According to an email from “Bainivore,” a member of the Fijian Freedom Bloggers, the military claimed that Ulai Tao was Fijian Black - the blogger who ran the May Day protest and called on people to boycott work in protest against the interim administration. (see the video below). But the irony in that is the fact that the Fijian Black is not a person but a blog. As described by Intelligentsiya: “FIJIAN BLACK is the blognym for the blogsite Good Men (and Women) Doing Something and is calling on the public of Fiji to passively resist the interim regime by staying home on Tuesday, 1st of May, 2007.” [...] [...] Intelligentsiya reported on May 14th that the army’s Land Force Commander has a list of about 20 people who will be arrested in connection with anti-military blogs. It has also been reported that the Fiji Military Forces (FMF) have pressured FINTEL, Fiji’s only ISP, to block blogspot.com blogging platform, which is nearly exclusively used by the Fijian “Freedom Bloggers”. Previously, on Friday May 11, the prominent businessman Ulai Taoi was arrested and then released after being held in custody for 24. The FMF suspected him of being an anti-military blogger. It has been reported that he was “physically abused while in custody”. According to an email from “Bainivore,” a member of the Fijian Freedom Bloggers, the military claimed that Ulai Tao was Fijian Black – the blogger who ran the May Day protest and called on people to boycott work in protest against the interim administration. (see the video below). But the irony in that is the fact that the Fijian Black is not a person but a blog. As described by Intelligentsiya: “FIJIAN BLACK is the blognym for the blogsite Good Men (and Women) Doing Something and is calling on the public of Fiji to passively resist the interim regime by staying home on Tuesday, 1st of May, 2007.” [...]

]]> By: Phil http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-10182 Phil Thu, 17 May 2007 01:51:20 +0000 http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/#comment-10182 Yes it looks like Russian, but its actually Greek :-) Yes it looks like Russian, but its actually Greek :-)

]]> By: Luke http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-10164 Luke Wed, 16 May 2007 23:29:37 +0000 http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/#comment-10164 Dude, looks like you just got your first Russian pingback! Congrats. Dude, looks like you just got your first Russian pingback! Congrats.

]]> By: BloGR » Κυβέρνηση Fiji: απαγορεύστε την είσοδο στο blogspot.com! http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-10107 BloGR » Κυβέρνηση Fiji: απαγορεύστε την είσοδο στο blogspot.com! Wed, 16 May 2007 13:06:01 +0000 http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/#comment-10107 [...] Πηγή: Pacific Empire [...] [...] Πηγή: Pacific Empire [...]

]]> By: Fiji: Blogs are a threat to national security at Global Voices Advocacy http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-10105 Fiji: Blogs are a threat to national security at Global Voices Advocacy Wed, 16 May 2007 12:58:18 +0000 http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/#comment-10105 [...] On May 14th, Intelligentsiya reported that the army’s Land Force Commander has a list of about 20 people who will be arrested in connection with anti-military blogs. It has also been reported that the Fiji Military Forces (FMF) have pressured FINTEL, Fiji’s only ISP, to block blogspot.com blogging platform, nearly exclusively used by the “Fijian Freedom Bloggers”. It seems that the Fiji’s military junta is considering blogs as “a threat to ‘national security“. [...] [...] On May 14th, Intelligentsiya reported that the army’s Land Force Commander has a list of about 20 people who will be arrested in connection with anti-military blogs. It has also been reported that the Fiji Military Forces (FMF) have pressured FINTEL, Fiji’s only ISP, to block blogspot.com blogging platform, nearly exclusively used by the “Fijian Freedom Bloggers”. It seems that the Fiji’s military junta is considering blogs as “a threat to ‘national security“. [...]

]]> By: Global Voices Online » Fiji: Blogs are a threat to national security http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/comment-page-1/#comment-10103 Global Voices Online » Fiji: Blogs are a threat to national security Wed, 16 May 2007 12:46:36 +0000 http://pacificempire.org.nz/2007/05/14/fiji-arrests-suspected-bloggers/#comment-10103 [...] On 14th May, Intelligentsiya reported that the army’s Land Force Commander has a list of about 20 people who will be arrested in connection with anti-military blogs. It has also been reported that the Fiji Military Forces (FMF) have pressured FINTEL, Fiji’s only ISP, to block blogspot.com blogging platform, nearly exclusively used by the “Fijian Freedom Bloggers”. It seems that the Army is considering blogs as “a threat to ‘national security” [...] [...] On 14th May, Intelligentsiya reported that the army’s Land Force Commander has a list of about 20 people who will be arrested in connection with anti-military blogs. It has also been reported that the Fiji Military Forces (FMF) have pressured FINTEL, Fiji’s only ISP, to block blogspot.com blogging platform, nearly exclusively used by the “Fijian Freedom Bloggers”. It seems that the Army is considering blogs as “a threat to ‘national security” [...]

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