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Date Posted: Mon, May 28 2007, 11:39:00am
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's message, "Kandep Open 2007 GE" on Thu, May 24 2007, 04:51:54pm
viewpoints Monday 28th May , 2007
http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20070528/mohome.htm
Don’t try to use vote-buying tactic in Kandep
I am writing in response to the front page and page 6 of Post-Courier of Wednesday May 9. I am from Kandep and proud of it.
The people are intelligent and can forecast what is going to happen today, tomorrow and beyond. They are not easily influenced by money or any forms of material goods.
If they know that any leader portrays a bad image, they can automatically dump them at any time.
So far in the political history, Kandep people have chosen right leaders like Nenk Pasul, Jimson Sauk and Danley Tindiwi who have set the precedent of good leadership. Since Independence and up until the 2002 national election, I haven’t seen any form of vote trading in Kandep.
The idea of vote trading is a foreign idea brought in from Timbai by a foreign leader who claimed to be from Kandep.
In fact, he was a wolf in sheeps clothing.
If he tries to apply his idea, it cannot work in Kandep.
If Mr Don Polye has seen any vote trading in his electorate, then he must have not delivered any services.
Just last Christmas he gave out a lot of money to the people, yet there was no impact project in the district.
This is a clear picture of vote trading which has been practised by Mr Polye which needs to be investigated by Ombudsman Commission.
The clear evidence of cult practice has been revealed on the front page of Post-Courier where people of Kandep have portrayed survival tactics.
The people see this and make a wise decision now to determine their future. Therefore I believe only the foolish people will accept vote trading and vote for Mr Polye again.
– Papen Konddai
Waigani, NCD
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