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Subject: Re: Mother Enga Author: West Engan [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Fri, Aug 11 2006, 07:38:28pm In reply to: Fr. Robert Laka 's message, "Mother Enga" on Fri, Aug 11 2006, 06:41:32pm The National, August 11 (2006) Mockery of judiciary NEVER in any sovereign country, besides the Third World, would we find a constitutionally-elected leader released punitively after being found guilty on monetary charges. It is a slap in the face for democracy and sends out a message that administrative abuse, corruption and misappropriation can be forgiven with money. The verdict handed out by Justice Panuel Mogish to Enga Governor Peter Ipatas was unjust and may have serious repercussions on the country’s future leadership. In the US, such a verdict would have been challenged, warranting further investigations into the nature of the relationship between Mr Ipatas (who is the principal owner of the contractor) and the unethical bureaucratic handling of Government contracts. Panda Builders was given the benefit of doubt because Justice Mogish claimed provincial public servants failed to report, and that the company was the only one bidder which had the expertise and resources to construct classrooms and other education facilities. Justice Mogish failed to comprehend the locale of the MP’s home turf on which the construction occurred and that, under the Local Level Government Administration Act, the governor has the power to exercise significant financial and administrative dictation that is appropriate. Unfortunately, the policy appropriately grants the rights and powers of the provincial governor enabling him to hire and fire bureaucratic administrators and provincial executive council members, who in turn have administrative powers over ordinary public servants and provincial policy issues. This then creates a rigid authoritative regime headed solely by the governor. The good people of PNG and Enga, including tertiary students of major universities and college institutions, are blinded by a “cargo cult” mentality believing that “free education” alone can alleviate the under-development issues of poverty and unemployment rampant throughout Papua New Guinea. The exhilarating promise of employment is only temporary and Engan graduates will be rudely disappointed by the scarcity of jobs, regardless of the knowledge and skills acquired from institutions ever diminishing in intellectual capacity. PNG development fighter, Via email [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Well said, Fr. Robert! Author: KLagaipT3 [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Mon, Aug 14 2006, 09:41:04pm I would like all Engan scapers to take the time to carefully read the message Fr. Robert has imparted. I couldn't have said it better! It irritates me each day to see how politics has destroyed our province to the point of manipulation, nepotism and corruption in the bureaucracy let alone the silent condonement of such social crimes by the people (whether from fear or favor). Fr. Robert clearly tells us that Education is not a privilege but a basic human right! The Enga Provincial Government's annual budget surpluses derived from an ownership stake in the mine (PJV) is not coming from Ipatas' father nor his back pocket! It comes from the mineral wealth stored in Engan soil and should rightfully be distributed to the sons and daughters of Enga. If not for education, better quality roads, and hospitals equiped with state-of-the-art medical apparatuses could have been introduced. But no, Ipatas has conveniently created for himself an image as "Savior" (who has he saved from death?) and "workhorse" Governor (how much time does he spend between work and pleasure? You tell..) The good people of Enga need to clear the mud out of their eyes and remove this warlord womanizer of a politician and have him replaced by one more competent both intellectually and morally come 2007. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Can you justify Fr. Robert? Author: Evaluator [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tue, Aug 15 2006, 01:48:56am It was a sound paper written, Fr. Robert. I am not a Catholic nor, religious, but I see the points you mentioned. I guess there are a lot of loopholes in Enga. I have no reaction to what you said. I would love to read and critique on it but so far I have none. However, I have two points to make: 1. You said: "the school fees being paid is a squandering of money in the name of free education, which does not benefit the total population of Enga". How can you justify a poor villager who has two children in school which the "free education" has relieved their burden? 2. Are you this Fr. Robert Laka the former Chaplain of Divine Word University? or you are Fr. Robert Lak, the late Fr. Lak. Please clarify. Evaluator [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Oh what a superb dinner darling Author: Sari Songster (Tra lala lalaaaaaaaaaaalllaaaa) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tue, Aug 15 2006, 06:12:38am I know that darling Peter will always want meat with his dinner. You know that Pete has a big appetite, don't you all, and that Ipatas [we are allowed to call him Ipatas] is not really a womaniser but a true and valiant stalwart of fidelity. But his love of foreign meat always has us worried. My lady friends always tickle me under the chin when I speak lovingly of Ipatas. Then I do the washing of his clothes and this is when I break into prose Tra lala Pete Tra lala is meat Tra lala what a lovely song Tra lala [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Oh what a superb dinner darling Author: Bonbon (Sari Songster Mr. Ipatas' Meat) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Thu, Aug 17 2006, 08:13:44pm Not to mention the time Mr. Ipatas was up your arse. You speak so highly of him. Your were the meat for Mr. Ipatas that night. Up yours, all the way he went. Ever since then, you have been saying tra lala. Its the pain he caused you that you can't hold. No wonder. B [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> Subject: Nahh, he's the Sari Sock Cucker! Author: Anti-Sari Songster [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Thu, Aug 17 2006, 09:42:13pm Bonbon, How dare you insult Ipatas' lover! Tra-la-na-na-na! He bites, he sucks, he's everything a queer man could ask for! Tra-la-na-na-na! Last night, Ipatas served him his fill Tra-la-na-na-na! After a hearty serving of Ipatas' famous meat he asked to chill! Tra-la-na-na-na So Ipatas gave him warm milk Tra-la-na-na-na Songster drank it all (like the pussy he was!) Tra-la-na-na-na Sari Songster. He's brave, he's strong! Master of Suck, Master of Song! As he took the duck, Ipatas drilled the puck! You see it's a hockey game they play, that keeps him sore all day Tra-la-na-na-na ("Iiyaga Songster ero nengke yo!!!!") Anti-Sari Songster [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> Subject: Ipatas and I are just good friends Author: Sari Songster [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Fri, Aug 18 2006, 07:00:08pm No insult taken, dear ones. I am beyond insults. Whenever a song enters my head I feel all gooey inside anfd I have to just sing tra lala and I know that everyone is joyful and triumphant and Peter glows all heaven like in his majestic beauty. Oh Tra lala When I sing Oh Tra lala My heart goes zing Tra lala Oh peter Tra lala Why must you be so cruel Tra lala because you are my god Tra lala [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Oh, do you really FEEL so! Author: Anti-Sari Songster [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Sun, Aug 20 2006, 12:01:24am "Ipatas and I are good friends", says the Songster! Tra la nengke, nengke, nengke! He gets all gooey in his head from Ipatas' leftover milk Tra la nengke, nengke, nengke! But he's so happy he'd rather bend And again let Ipatas sink in his rear end Tra la nengke nengke, nengke! Songster he's brave, he's strong! To take anything, extra long! But unfortunately for Ipatas! His small tool put up a fuss,... Songster complained "I don't feel cained!" Tra la nengke, nengke, nengke! So he had Ipatas bring a vibrating rod from Sydney Red.. And received all the beating on his rose colored bed.. Poor Songster, Poor Queer Transvestite.. He'll never complain of sharp words up his II-YA-KITE! Tra la nengke, nengke, nengke! (Sari Songster ero nengke yo!!) [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Oh, do you really FEEL so! Author: Anon (Sari Loves anything) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Sun, Aug 20 2006, 10:42:28am Sari Songster loves sucking Ipatasen pong, Tra la la. Sari stands by waiting Ipatas to put his duck into a wet pussy and then Sari goes over to suck it clean nice, Tra la la. Sari loves sucking after Ipatasen pong and loves sucking Ipatasen II-YA-KITE, Tra la la. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Oh, do you really FEEL so! Author: Kinal Taeng [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Sun, Sep 17 2006, 06:55:43pm Sari Songstar, Please do not rubbish the name Sari in your silly thoughts because you do not speak for all in Sari. You could try using your name instead of Sari. Tnks Kinal Taeng [ Post a Reply to This Message ]