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Subject: Re: NA has failed Enga - NA therefore has dug its own grave in Enga Author: NA on chest beat drama for nothing [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Wed, May 16 2007, 05:14:47pm In reply to: Kill NA in Enga 's message, "NA has failed Enga - NA therefore has dug its own grave in Enga" on Mon, May 14 2007, 03:58:05pm viewpoints - Wednesday 16th May , 2007 http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20070516/wehome.htm So what is Petromin going to do for PNG? Petromin is the rebirth of Orogen Minerals that was sold to Oil Search by the Mekere Government. This sale formed part of the financial and superannuation reforms package undertaken by the Mekere Government, including the sale of PNGBC and as well as changes to the NPF, now NASFUND. These reforms have helped the turnaround of the PNG economy for the better, otherwise the economy could have gone to its lowest levels, thus becoming a failed state. Sir Mekere, including those around him at that time (Anderson Agiru included) are the heroes and saviours of this country, whether the citizens of this nation know it or not. The privatisation of PNGBC was the cornerstone of this country's foundation to economic success because it (PNGBC) was the “milking cow” for corrupt PNG businessmen and politicians. How they benefited? PNGBC gave them big...big... millions in loans and after a while, ran back to the Government to “write-off” as bad debts, and so on! Sir Mekere saved this country from sinking! And this NA and Somare did nothing and I mean nothing for this country but he is claiming “big man” tactics and doing his “chest beating” around the country with this unsustainable so-called “free education” dream. Back to Petromin ... a private consultant, believed to be a son of a white missionary born and raised in the Sepik has been engaged by the Grand Chief, the father of this nation, Sir Michael Thomas Somare on millions of kina as private consultant to revamp the Orogen concept. And as yet the PM is not satisfied, appointing his cousin, Joshua Kalinoe to head Petromin. Jobs for the boys, isn’t it? And guys ... the election is due in June so let us all make educated and rational decisions when going to the polls. We can have millions and thousands in properties or bank accounts but leadership is very important. They provide the fence and security to our future and our children’s future. We must vote for political parties and candidates under colourful people like Sir Mekere Morauta, Bart Philemon, Sir Rabbie Namaliu and Anderson Agiru for Southern Highlands regional seat. We must make a change in this coming election if we are to put PNG back on the road to recovery. PNG is tired of recycling old politicians, it is time for new blood to take the lead. – Kali Walu Kagua-Erave, SHP [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: NA has failed Enga - NA therefore has dug its own grave in Enga Author: Les lo NA [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Thu, May 17 2007, 12:37:56pm National Alliance tops the list in stealing money and abuse. Can such a political party be trusted again ???? __________________________ News Thursday 17th May , 2007 Copper used to bring in money http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20070517/thhome.htm A POLICEMAN’S home address was used as the business address for two ministers and their supporters to bring millions of kina from overseas for projects that are under the spotlight. The projects were destined to happen in the Balimo area of Western Province. Members of the Balimo community in Port Moresby have decried the actions of the key men, saying they believed the money was supposed to be for the development of Western Pro-vince, not for the purposes set out by the leaders. According to papers, the policeman is a brother of one of the ministers and he lives and works in an area near Port Moresby. His address was used by the cattle masturbation company executives to transfer funds and for the directors and executives of this company to be able to come to Papua New Guinea to carry out a study on the Balimo airport. Spokesmen from the Balimo community in Port Moresby including officers from Western Province called the Post-Courier yesterday to explain that apart from the 10 per cent equity controlled by the Mining Department and that belonged to Western Province, there were other projects where the spending of funds needed to be accounted for. They said they were aware one of the ministers approved the expenditure of development projects under the Western Province People’s Dividend Trust Account (WPPDTA) in February, last year, and that they were yet to see development on these projects. These included: ◦ The K9.2million infrastructure development; ◦ $US1.8 million (K6 million) Israel agro industry project; ◦ K16.33million Balimo airport development project; ◦ K800,000 Middle Fly communication project; and ◦ K170,500 Balimo telecommunication project. They said these projects were not funded under or part of any existing mining project agreements, however, were submitted under the WPPDTA guidelines for approval. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]