Re: Ipatas puts hands up as an alternative PM -- Enga Wai Pii

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Subject: Re: Ipatas puts hands up as an alternative PM

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Fr. Robert P. Laka, svd (My patriotism)

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Date Posted: Mon, May 05 2008, 02:42:59pm
In reply to: Robert Monike 's message, "Re: Ipatas puts hands up as an alternative PM" on Mon, May 05 2008, 07:02:21am

Mr. Monike, the problem I have is the problem you have stated in a question which you yourself have answered. I still cannot understand why Engan population cannot stand up against anything fishy like that. Maybe there are more then just simple intellectual logics to be applied in the context of Engan worldviews, or maybe PNG is yet to grasp the nature of traditional leadership style (bigman mentality) to a modern day leadership, (democracy). But that does not negate the possibility of change in Enga and PNG politics. The problem I have though is the way in which the content of my note on the hope I have raised was labeled into some �kinky religious word� into mere confusion. This alone makes my position �obfuscates� the ideologies you have and the realities present in Enga and PNG. The critique of your argument, �Ipatas the criminal and Enga the criminal province� does not reflect the positions of many good Engans have. At the same time, it does not represent my patriotism for Enga as her son to label it as a "criminal province".

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