Papua New Guinea's Provinces and People - Milne Bay Province

Map of Papua New Guinea showing Alotau, Milne Bay Province

Flag of Milne Bay Province

Milne Bay is a province of Papua New Guinea. Its capital is Alotau. The province covers 16,202 km² of land and 252,990 km² of sea, within the province there are more than 600 islands, about 160 of which are inhabited.

The province has about 210,000 inhabitants, speaking about 48 languages, most of which belong to the Eastern Malayo-Polynesian branch of the Austronesian language family. Economically the province is dependent upon tourism, oil palm, and gold mining on Misima Island; in addition to these larger industries there are many small-scale village projects in cocoa and copra cultivation. The World War II Battle of Milne Bay took place in the province.

Culturally the Milne Bay region is sometimes referred to as "The Massim," a corruption of the name of Misima Island. Massim societies are usually characterized by matrilineal descent, elaborate mortuary sequences and complex systems of ritual exchange including the Kula ring. From Island group to Island group and even between close lying islands, the local culture changes remarkably. What is socially acceptable on one island may not be so on another.

The coral reef systems of Milne Bay are some of the most biodiverse in the world, and as such attract equal attention from dive operators and conservation groups. The D'Entrecasteaux Islands still have volcanic activity, especially around Dobu and Fergusson Islands.

The waters from the Amphlett group to the Trobriand Islands are poorly charted, and, as a result, are rarely visited by tourists or yachts passing through. On the other hand, the Louissiade Archipelago is a stopover for yachts travelling around the world and ones visiting from Australia,. However, the area sees few general tourists.

The gold mine at Missima is no longer operational. Mining ended at Misima in 2001, with stockpile milling continuing into 2004. During its life, Misima has produced over 3.7Moz of gold and 18Moz of silver. Operations now are mainly focused on mine-closure requirements and environmental rehabilitation.

Islands in Milne Bay Province include:

The D'Entrecasteaux Islands including Goodenough (Nidula), Fergusson (Moratau), Sanaroa, Dobu and Normanby (Duau)

The Trobriand Islands, including Kiriwina, Kaileuna, Vakuta and Kitava

The Amphlett Islands

Woodlark Island (Muyuw, Murua)

The Louisiade Archipelago, including Rossel (Yela), Tagula (Sudest, Vanatinai), Misima
Samarai, location of the colonial District Headquarters until 1969 when the new Provincial Capital was moved to Alotau

Kwato, Deka Deka Islands, Logea, Saliba, Basilaki, and Sideia
The Engineer Islands, including Tubetube and Koraiwe

Administratively, there are four districts:

Alotau District: Alotau town and mainland areas,

Esa'ala District: Normanby, Fergusson, Dobu, Sanaroa and other islands

Kiriwina-Goodenough District: Goodenough Island and Trobriand Islands

Samarai-Murua District: Samarai, Engineer Islands, Louisiade, Calvados Island and Woodlark Island.

Current Members in the Papua New Guinea National Parliament

1. Milne Bay Regional (governor) - John Luke Crittin, MP

2. Aloatu Open - Charles Abel, MP

3. Esa'ala Open - Moses Maladina, MP

4. Kiriwina - Goodenough Open - Jack Cameron, MP

5. Samarai Murua Open - Gordon Wesley, MP

*** Click here for more beautiful pictures of what is known as the 'Island of Love' in Papua New Guinea

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Papua New Guinea's Provinces and People - Milne Bay Province

Map of Papua New Guinea showing Alotau, Milne Bay Province

Flag of Milne Bay Province

Milne Bay is a province of Papua New Guinea. Its capital is Alotau. The province covers 16,202 km² of land and 252,990 km² of sea, within the province there are more than 600 islands, about 160 of which are inhabited.

The province has about 210,000 inhabitants, speaking about 48 languages, most of which belong to the Eastern Malayo-Polynesian branch of the Austronesian language family. Economically the province is dependent upon tourism, oil palm, and gold mining on Misima Island; in addition to these larger industries there are many small-scale village projects in cocoa and copra cultivation. The World War II Battle of Milne Bay took place in the province.

Culturally the Milne Bay region is sometimes referred to as "The Massim," a corruption of the name of Misima Island. Massim societies are usually characterized by matrilineal descent, elaborate mortuary sequences and complex systems of ritual exchange including the Kula ring. From Island group to Island group and even between close lying islands, the local culture changes remarkably. What is socially acceptable on one island may not be so on another.

The coral reef systems of Milne Bay are some of the most biodiverse in the world, and as such attract equal attention from dive operators and conservation groups. The D'Entrecasteaux Islands still have volcanic activity, especially around Dobu and Fergusson Islands.

The waters from the Amphlett group to the Trobriand Islands are poorly charted, and, as a result, are rarely visited by tourists or yachts passing through. On the other hand, the Louissiade Archipelago is a stopover for yachts travelling around the world and ones visiting from Australia,. However, the area sees few general tourists.

The gold mine at Missima is no longer operational. Mining ended at Misima in 2001, with stockpile milling continuing into 2004. During its life, Misima has produced over 3.7Moz of gold and 18Moz of silver. Operations now are mainly focused on mine-closure requirements and environmental rehabilitation.

Islands in Milne Bay Province include:

The D'Entrecasteaux Islands including Goodenough (Nidula), Fergusson (Moratau), Sanaroa, Dobu and Normanby (Duau)

The Trobriand Islands, including Kiriwina, Kaileuna, Vakuta and Kitava

The Amphlett Islands

Woodlark Island (Muyuw, Murua)

The Louisiade Archipelago, including Rossel (Yela), Tagula (Sudest, Vanatinai), Misima
Samarai, location of the colonial District Headquarters until 1969 when the new Provincial Capital was moved to Alotau

Kwato, Deka Deka Islands, Logea, Saliba, Basilaki, and Sideia
The Engineer Islands, including Tubetube and Koraiwe

Administratively, there are four districts:

Alotau District: Alotau town and mainland areas,

Esa'ala District: Normanby, Fergusson, Dobu, Sanaroa and other islands

Kiriwina-Goodenough District: Goodenough Island and Trobriand Islands

Samarai-Murua District: Samarai, Engineer Islands, Louisiade, Calvados Island and Woodlark Island.

Current Members in the Papua New Guinea National Parliament

1. Milne Bay Regional (governor) - John Luke Crittin, MP

2. Aloatu Open - Charles Abel, MP

3. Esa'ala Open - Moses Maladina, MP

4. Kiriwina - Goodenough Open - Jack Cameron, MP

5. Samarai Murua Open - Gordon Wesley, MP

*** Click here for more beautiful pictures of what is known as the 'Island of Love' in Papua New Guinea

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Papua New Guinea's Provinces and People - Milne Bay Province

Map of Papua New Guinea showing Alotau, Milne Bay Province

Flag of Milne Bay Province

Milne Bay is a province of Papua New Guinea. Its capital is Alotau. The province covers 16,202 km² of land and 252,990 km² of sea, within the province there are more than 600 islands, about 160 of which are inhabited.

The province has about 210,000 inhabitants, speaking about 48 languages, most of which belong to the Eastern Malayo-Polynesian branch of the Austronesian language family. Economically the province is dependent upon tourism, oil palm, and gold mining on Misima Island; in addition to these larger industries there are many small-scale village projects in cocoa and copra cultivation. The World War II Battle of Milne Bay took place in the province.

Culturally the Milne Bay region is sometimes referred to as "The Massim," a corruption of the name of Misima Island. Massim societies are usually characterized by matrilineal descent, elaborate mortuary sequences and complex systems of ritual exchange including the Kula ring. From Island group to Island group and even between close lying islands, the local culture changes remarkably. What is socially acceptable on one island may not be so on another.

The coral reef systems of Milne Bay are some of the most biodiverse in the world, and as such attract equal attention from dive operators and conservation groups. The D'Entrecasteaux Islands still have volcanic activity, especially around Dobu and Fergusson Islands.

The waters from the Amphlett group to the Trobriand Islands are poorly charted, and, as a result, are rarely visited by tourists or yachts passing through. On the other hand, the Louissiade Archipelago is a stopover for yachts travelling around the world and ones visiting from Australia,. However, the area sees few general tourists.

The gold mine at Missima is no longer operational. Mining ended at Misima in 2001, with stockpile milling continuing into 2004. During its life, Misima has produced over 3.7Moz of gold and 18Moz of silver. Operations now are mainly focused on mine-closure requirements and environmental rehabilitation.

Islands in Milne Bay Province include:

The D'Entrecasteaux Islands including Goodenough (Nidula), Fergusson (Moratau), Sanaroa, Dobu and Normanby (Duau)

The Trobriand Islands, including Kiriwina, Kaileuna, Vakuta and Kitava

The Amphlett Islands

Woodlark Island (Muyuw, Murua)

The Louisiade Archipelago, including Rossel (Yela), Tagula (Sudest, Vanatinai), Misima
Samarai, location of the colonial District Headquarters until 1969 when the new Provincial Capital was moved to Alotau

Kwato, Deka Deka Islands, Logea, Saliba, Basilaki, and Sideia
The Engineer Islands, including Tubetube and Koraiwe

Administratively, there are four districts:

Alotau District: Alotau town and mainland areas,

Esa'ala District: Normanby, Fergusson, Dobu, Sanaroa and other islands

Kiriwina-Goodenough District: Goodenough Island and Trobriand Islands

Samarai-Murua District: Samarai, Engineer Islands, Louisiade, Calvados Island and Woodlark Island.

Current Members in the Papua New Guinea National Parliament

1. Milne Bay Regional (governor) - John Luke Crittin, MP

2. Aloatu Open - Charles Abel, MP

3. Esa'ala Open - Moses Maladina, MP

4. Kiriwina - Goodenough Open - Jack Cameron, MP

5. Samarai Murua Open - Gordon Wesley, MP

*** Click here for more beautiful pictures of what is known as the 'Island of Love' in Papua New Guinea

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European Christians Must Offer Alternative to Worship of Money

Lutheran World Federation (LWF)

Lutheran Consultation Meets in Budapest 20 Years after the Fall of Communism

Two decades after the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe, Christians are now challenged to offer new values in a society governed by the worship of money, Rev Marianna Szabo-Matrai told approximately 30 representatives from Lutheran World Federation(LWF) member churches at the consultation "Church and State in Societies in Transformation" in Budapest, Hungary.

Preaching at the opening worship of the 26-29 June LWF gathering at the Evangelical-Lutheran Theological University, she describe dhow young Hungarians today believe they must "reach the top and become rich." They have learned that they need to be first - to see their peers as adversaries and triumph over them, she noted. If necessary, "[this] fight must be hard and harsh," said Szabo-Matrai, deputy bishop of the southern district of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hungary.

Along with this goes "the idol of the post-socialist times, the honor of money." "This is what we have taught them," she said. "And in the meantime we did not pass on our own values - friendship, the need for fellowship, embracing each other and mercy." Eastern Europeans feel that they need to run faster and worry more than their northern or western counterparts, Szabo-Matraire marked.

They are often tired and depressed. It is hard to accept that "it is crazy to exploit ourselves excessively." In a greeting on behalf of the Hungarian host church, Professor Tibor Fabiny described how the global economic crisis had hit Hungary hard. The downturn had led to the rise of an extremist political party in the recent elections to the European Parliament, he said.

"The experience of crisis, once again in modern history, has resulted in the sudden emergence and strengthening of populist and dangerous tendencies in the political discourse, the intensification of right-wing radicalism," explained Fabiny, a Lutheran and professor of English literature and hermeneutics at Budapest's Karoli Gaspar University of the Hungarian Reformed Church.

"And this is not what we wanted 20 years ago." In 1984, Budapest hosted the Seventh LWF Assembly, the first time an LWF assembly had taken place behind the Iron Curtain, Fabiny noted. "Then no one dared to dream that just in five short years the totalitarian regimes of Eastern Europe would collapse as a pack of cards," he said. "Is this not a clear sign that not human beings, but our creator, the Triune God is in charge of history?"

The Budapest consultation concluded a three-year study process examining the relationships between church and state in the Europe that has emerged since 1989. It followed workshops in Moravske Toplice, Slovenia; Svaty Jr, Slovakia; St. Petersburg, Russia; and Leeds, United Kingdom. The study was organized by the Europe desk of the LWF Department for Mission and Development (DMD).

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European Christians Must Offer Alternative to Worship of Money

Lutheran World Federation (LWF)

Lutheran Consultation Meets in Budapest 20 Years after the Fall of Communism

Two decades after the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe, Christians are now challenged to offer new values in a society governed by the worship of money, Rev Marianna Szabo-Matrai told approximately 30 representatives from Lutheran World Federation(LWF) member churches at the consultation "Church and State in Societies in Transformation" in Budapest, Hungary.

Preaching at the opening worship of the 26-29 June LWF gathering at the Evangelical-Lutheran Theological University, she describe dhow young Hungarians today believe they must "reach the top and become rich." They have learned that they need to be first - to see their peers as adversaries and triumph over them, she noted. If necessary, "[this] fight must be hard and harsh," said Szabo-Matrai, deputy bishop of the southern district of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hungary.

Along with this goes "the idol of the post-socialist times, the honor of money." "This is what we have taught them," she said. "And in the meantime we did not pass on our own values - friendship, the need for fellowship, embracing each other and mercy." Eastern Europeans feel that they need to run faster and worry more than their northern or western counterparts, Szabo-Matraire marked.

They are often tired and depressed. It is hard to accept that "it is crazy to exploit ourselves excessively." In a greeting on behalf of the Hungarian host church, Professor Tibor Fabiny described how the global economic crisis had hit Hungary hard. The downturn had led to the rise of an extremist political party in the recent elections to the European Parliament, he said.

"The experience of crisis, once again in modern history, has resulted in the sudden emergence and strengthening of populist and dangerous tendencies in the political discourse, the intensification of right-wing radicalism," explained Fabiny, a Lutheran and professor of English literature and hermeneutics at Budapest's Karoli Gaspar University of the Hungarian Reformed Church.

"And this is not what we wanted 20 years ago." In 1984, Budapest hosted the Seventh LWF Assembly, the first time an LWF assembly had taken place behind the Iron Curtain, Fabiny noted. "Then no one dared to dream that just in five short years the totalitarian regimes of Eastern Europe would collapse as a pack of cards," he said. "Is this not a clear sign that not human beings, but our creator, the Triune God is in charge of history?"

The Budapest consultation concluded a three-year study process examining the relationships between church and state in the Europe that has emerged since 1989. It followed workshops in Moravske Toplice, Slovenia; Svaty Jr, Slovakia; St. Petersburg, Russia; and Leeds, United Kingdom. The study was organized by the Europe desk of the LWF Department for Mission and Development (DMD).

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European Christians Must Offer Alternative to Worship of Money

Lutheran World Federation (LWF)

Lutheran Consultation Meets in Budapest 20 Years after the Fall of Communism

Two decades after the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe, Christians are now challenged to offer new values in a society governed by the worship of money, Rev Marianna Szabo-Matrai told approximately 30 representatives from Lutheran World Federation(LWF) member churches at the consultation "Church and State in Societies in Transformation" in Budapest, Hungary.

Preaching at the opening worship of the 26-29 June LWF gathering at the Evangelical-Lutheran Theological University, she describe dhow young Hungarians today believe they must "reach the top and become rich." They have learned that they need to be first - to see their peers as adversaries and triumph over them, she noted. If necessary, "[this] fight must be hard and harsh," said Szabo-Matrai, deputy bishop of the southern district of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hungary.

Along with this goes "the idol of the post-socialist times, the honor of money." "This is what we have taught them," she said. "And in the meantime we did not pass on our own values - friendship, the need for fellowship, embracing each other and mercy." Eastern Europeans feel that they need to run faster and worry more than their northern or western counterparts, Szabo-Matraire marked.

They are often tired and depressed. It is hard to accept that "it is crazy to exploit ourselves excessively." In a greeting on behalf of the Hungarian host church, Professor Tibor Fabiny described how the global economic crisis had hit Hungary hard. The downturn had led to the rise of an extremist political party in the recent elections to the European Parliament, he said.

"The experience of crisis, once again in modern history, has resulted in the sudden emergence and strengthening of populist and dangerous tendencies in the political discourse, the intensification of right-wing radicalism," explained Fabiny, a Lutheran and professor of English literature and hermeneutics at Budapest's Karoli Gaspar University of the Hungarian Reformed Church.

"And this is not what we wanted 20 years ago." In 1984, Budapest hosted the Seventh LWF Assembly, the first time an LWF assembly had taken place behind the Iron Curtain, Fabiny noted. "Then no one dared to dream that just in five short years the totalitarian regimes of Eastern Europe would collapse as a pack of cards," he said. "Is this not a clear sign that not human beings, but our creator, the Triune God is in charge of history?"

The Budapest consultation concluded a three-year study process examining the relationships between church and state in the Europe that has emerged since 1989. It followed workshops in Moravske Toplice, Slovenia; Svaty Jr, Slovakia; St. Petersburg, Russia; and Leeds, United Kingdom. The study was organized by the Europe desk of the LWF Department for Mission and Development (DMD).

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Is Papua New Guinea (PNG) a failed state‏?

Map of Papua New Guinea

There are reasons unseen by media, unknown to population why such happen, this is a controlled progress. There are reasons why others developed and others with thousand years history are not.Let me say this one thing, for as long as system on which a nation is founded on a foreign engineered platform that nation will not developed. Compare Japan, to China, now India will be developed state in 10-25 years.

For as long as we are plate formed on foreign systems, PNG- Africa and rest of the world ..including Arabic countries will remain under developed unless what?. There are greater colonization powers for one world control in work since industrialization. Text book preaching, tears, and debates will not change one thing, condoms will not heal aids, little proposal for water project will not serve a community,-there are bigger things to attack.

Unless , all infiltrations are removed and overhaul all working system. Commandore Frank is doing the best for Fiji for the people! Chevaz, Amaoudanejad, Kim, Hu Jintao are doing the best independently for the people and they will rise ! They have the reasons why they are like that and their reasons are valid! Indonesia will excel with Sisilo into rising power.

PNG will put her tail between his legs and look for Australia with her 2 grand army equal to chasing a bunch of wild fox and not for people's security welfare or resources protection. There are many things to discuss here, to sum- only PNG can do something for PNG, only one can clean his own dirt. Look at Rwanda 1.5 million deaths in 1994.

Did UN came in? They withdraw! We have a virus in our system, and continue to obey to the manual instructions, our 20 plus minings will not change 7 million people in PNG, then hundred minings are nothing, the same manual is there, there are too many infiltrations.

We have a handicapped tax collecting government, who privatised all assets and known for high class misappropriation and corruption! Open your eyes, cream of the nation or patriots or whatever you call your selves. The best are gone-Okuk Iambakey, the fools are pruned to obey, the result is high crime and violence, white collar corruption, etc..etc...too many ..many NGOs here.

If people want change, there are already NGOs etc calling in stupid debates eg the recent letter to PM abort any step towards legalizing death penalty when mother killed her four as reported in the Post Courier and The National News.

Zama Coursen-Neff who is the deputy director of the Children of Rights Division and Human Rights Watch is smart to present his argument to PM when it is not debated in Parliament yet, whose right and what are the golden reasons he gave we do not know.

This is the kind of NGOs that are playing this nation down. These are the NGOs who will also say its okay to legalize gay, lesbian marriage -homosexual because they have the right to exercise their sexuality! See what other countries have achieved?

So a minister with K1.40 million kina investment in solomon islands or day light robery of millions of kina- is the human right? RUBBISH!What did we achieved, fooled to privatised Gov owned like hospitals, power, Air Niugini etc...now the gov is increasing resources exploitation coz we get tax and budget on tax...it will go..then Boom! Where 's your future?

As long as you worship fool's gold like buai and trade and live, worship with national mindset control like games (eg .State of origin)- mind control.. and give your attention... we can trade our resources for fake glories and remained damned, resource pool to big guys.

PNG will never ever change! Remember this, not Attitude, do not blame attitude, check the text books. The last moment before you close your eyes, there will be more news of corruption and deceits . Unless Multiples of Parkop, Sam Basils are produced PNG will not see some change. Otherwise, I am going back to kunai haus, smoke filled , traditional haus , drink water in bamboo and walk bear foot ...with occasional arse target.

There are huge problems, my friends. Do not blame my attitude any more , do tell me I am lazy, I am made into what I am by my very own responsible keeper. Visualize that to the murder of the four children by the mother, tell me is that attitude problem that caused her to kill the her very own children?

If you are puppet out there, you better visualize. If you think you are used as tool to bring this nation down, you better quit, be a man-face the reality. Stop living in somebody's illusionary vision, policies, or empire at population's misfortune. Look at Zimbabwe, you can not buy a thing from 50 000 Zimbabwe dollar now!

They just get 300 million US dollar and run the country into high poverty, crime and violence, rape, incest, etc..etc.. as people are frustrated and law and order go non existent. Yet Zimbabwe is the richest region in oil, natural resources.
PNG do not boast with 20 plus minings, we are on the same black trail to doom. We will still have thousand of problems to solve every day.

We need to wake up. For sure, PNG is a failed state!

- The unedited article is from Gene Prince who lives in China*

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Is Papua New Guinea (PNG) a failed state‏?

Map of Papua New Guinea

There are reasons unseen by media, unknown to population why such happen, this is a controlled progress. There are reasons why others developed and others with thousand years history are not.Let me say this one thing, for as long as system on which a nation is founded on a foreign engineered platform that nation will not developed. Compare Japan, to China, now India will be developed state in 10-25 years.

For as long as we are plate formed on foreign systems, PNG- Africa and rest of the world ..including Arabic countries will remain under developed unless what?. There are greater colonization powers for one world control in work since industrialization. Text book preaching, tears, and debates will not change one thing, condoms will not heal aids, little proposal for water project will not serve a community,-there are bigger things to attack.

Unless , all infiltrations are removed and overhaul all working system. Commandore Frank is doing the best for Fiji for the people! Chevaz, Amaoudanejad, Kim, Hu Jintao are doing the best independently for the people and they will rise ! They have the reasons why they are like that and their reasons are valid! Indonesia will excel with Sisilo into rising power.

PNG will put her tail between his legs and look for Australia with her 2 grand army equal to chasing a bunch of wild fox and not for people's security welfare or resources protection. There are many things to discuss here, to sum- only PNG can do something for PNG, only one can clean his own dirt. Look at Rwanda 1.5 million deaths in 1994.

Did UN came in? They withdraw! We have a virus in our system, and continue to obey to the manual instructions, our 20 plus minings will not change 7 million people in PNG, then hundred minings are nothing, the same manual is there, there are too many infiltrations.

We have a handicapped tax collecting government, who privatised all assets and known for high class misappropriation and corruption! Open your eyes, cream of the nation or patriots or whatever you call your selves. The best are gone-Okuk Iambakey, the fools are pruned to obey, the result is high crime and violence, white collar corruption, etc..etc...too many ..many NGOs here.

If people want change, there are already NGOs etc calling in stupid debates eg the recent letter to PM abort any step towards legalizing death penalty when mother killed her four as reported in the Post Courier and The National News.

Zama Coursen-Neff who is the deputy director of the Children of Rights Division and Human Rights Watch is smart to present his argument to PM when it is not debated in Parliament yet, whose right and what are the golden reasons he gave we do not know.

This is the kind of NGOs that are playing this nation down. These are the NGOs who will also say its okay to legalize gay, lesbian marriage -homosexual because they have the right to exercise their sexuality! See what other countries have achieved?

So a minister with K1.40 million kina investment in solomon islands or day light robery of millions of kina- is the human right? RUBBISH!What did we achieved, fooled to privatised Gov owned like hospitals, power, Air Niugini etc...now the gov is increasing resources exploitation coz we get tax and budget on tax...it will go..then Boom! Where 's your future?

As long as you worship fool's gold like buai and trade and live, worship with national mindset control like games (eg .State of origin)- mind control.. and give your attention... we can trade our resources for fake glories and remained damned, resource pool to big guys.

PNG will never ever change! Remember this, not Attitude, do not blame attitude, check the text books. The last moment before you close your eyes, there will be more news of corruption and deceits . Unless Multiples of Parkop, Sam Basils are produced PNG will not see some change. Otherwise, I am going back to kunai haus, smoke filled , traditional haus , drink water in bamboo and walk bear foot ...with occasional arse target.

There are huge problems, my friends. Do not blame my attitude any more , do tell me I am lazy, I am made into what I am by my very own responsible keeper. Visualize that to the murder of the four children by the mother, tell me is that attitude problem that caused her to kill the her very own children?

If you are puppet out there, you better visualize. If you think you are used as tool to bring this nation down, you better quit, be a man-face the reality. Stop living in somebody's illusionary vision, policies, or empire at population's misfortune. Look at Zimbabwe, you can not buy a thing from 50 000 Zimbabwe dollar now!

They just get 300 million US dollar and run the country into high poverty, crime and violence, rape, incest, etc..etc.. as people are frustrated and law and order go non existent. Yet Zimbabwe is the richest region in oil, natural resources.
PNG do not boast with 20 plus minings, we are on the same black trail to doom. We will still have thousand of problems to solve every day.

We need to wake up. For sure, PNG is a failed state!

- The unedited article is from Gene Prince who lives in China*

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Is Papua New Guinea (PNG) a failed state‏?

Map of Papua New Guinea

There are reasons unseen by media, unknown to population why such happen, this is a controlled progress. There are reasons why others developed and others with thousand years history are not.Let me say this one thing, for as long as system on which a nation is founded on a foreign engineered platform that nation will not developed. Compare Japan, to China, now India will be developed state in 10-25 years.

For as long as we are plate formed on foreign systems, PNG- Africa and rest of the world ..including Arabic countries will remain under developed unless what?. There are greater colonization powers for one world control in work since industrialization. Text book preaching, tears, and debates will not change one thing, condoms will not heal aids, little proposal for water project will not serve a community,-there are bigger things to attack.

Unless , all infiltrations are removed and overhaul all working system. Commandore Frank is doing the best for Fiji for the people! Chevaz, Amaoudanejad, Kim, Hu Jintao are doing the best independently for the people and they will rise ! They have the reasons why they are like that and their reasons are valid! Indonesia will excel with Sisilo into rising power.

PNG will put her tail between his legs and look for Australia with her 2 grand army equal to chasing a bunch of wild fox and not for people's security welfare or resources protection. There are many things to discuss here, to sum- only PNG can do something for PNG, only one can clean his own dirt. Look at Rwanda 1.5 million deaths in 1994.

Did UN came in? They withdraw! We have a virus in our system, and continue to obey to the manual instructions, our 20 plus minings will not change 7 million people in PNG, then hundred minings are nothing, the same manual is there, there are too many infiltrations.

We have a handicapped tax collecting government, who privatised all assets and known for high class misappropriation and corruption! Open your eyes, cream of the nation or patriots or whatever you call your selves. The best are gone-Okuk Iambakey, the fools are pruned to obey, the result is high crime and violence, white collar corruption, etc..etc...too many ..many NGOs here.

If people want change, there are already NGOs etc calling in stupid debates eg the recent letter to PM abort any step towards legalizing death penalty when mother killed her four as reported in the Post Courier and The National News.

Zama Coursen-Neff who is the deputy director of the Children of Rights Division and Human Rights Watch is smart to present his argument to PM when it is not debated in Parliament yet, whose right and what are the golden reasons he gave we do not know.

This is the kind of NGOs that are playing this nation down. These are the NGOs who will also say its okay to legalize gay, lesbian marriage -homosexual because they have the right to exercise their sexuality! See what other countries have achieved?

So a minister with K1.40 million kina investment in solomon islands or day light robery of millions of kina- is the human right? RUBBISH!What did we achieved, fooled to privatised Gov owned like hospitals, power, Air Niugini etc...now the gov is increasing resources exploitation coz we get tax and budget on tax...it will go..then Boom! Where 's your future?

As long as you worship fool's gold like buai and trade and live, worship with national mindset control like games (eg .State of origin)- mind control.. and give your attention... we can trade our resources for fake glories and remained damned, resource pool to big guys.

PNG will never ever change! Remember this, not Attitude, do not blame attitude, check the text books. The last moment before you close your eyes, there will be more news of corruption and deceits . Unless Multiples of Parkop, Sam Basils are produced PNG will not see some change. Otherwise, I am going back to kunai haus, smoke filled , traditional haus , drink water in bamboo and walk bear foot ...with occasional arse target.

There are huge problems, my friends. Do not blame my attitude any more , do tell me I am lazy, I am made into what I am by my very own responsible keeper. Visualize that to the murder of the four children by the mother, tell me is that attitude problem that caused her to kill the her very own children?

If you are puppet out there, you better visualize. If you think you are used as tool to bring this nation down, you better quit, be a man-face the reality. Stop living in somebody's illusionary vision, policies, or empire at population's misfortune. Look at Zimbabwe, you can not buy a thing from 50 000 Zimbabwe dollar now!

They just get 300 million US dollar and run the country into high poverty, crime and violence, rape, incest, etc..etc.. as people are frustrated and law and order go non existent. Yet Zimbabwe is the richest region in oil, natural resources.
PNG do not boast with 20 plus minings, we are on the same black trail to doom. We will still have thousand of problems to solve every day.

We need to wake up. For sure, PNG is a failed state!

- The unedited article is from Gene Prince who lives in China*

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