What should the international community do about the Fiji coup?
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Declare war immediately, if not sooner!
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Call for diplomatic approach New Zealand-based Coalition for Democracy in Fiji says the latest row between the countries shows a different diplomatic approach is needed. Spokesperson Nick Naidu says Fiji has made mistakes and he would like to see New Zealand and Australia change their approach from sanctions and isolation. He says people in Fiji are tired of coups. However, Fiji Club of New Zealand president Alton Shameem says the New Zealand Government must adopt a foreign policy approach like that of United States President Barack Obama and start engaging.
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I have just researched the ethnic make up of Fiji's population and it looks like the ethnic population are now the majority. Over the years there have been a big influx of Asian Indians moving to Fiji under assisted passage.If its anything like Mauritius where the native Mauritians have the same problem because the British government over the years have paid assisted for Indians to move there too,so as to stop them coming to the UK. Like in Mauritius the Fijians have lost control of their own country to foreigners who have taken over both national and local government, and the only way to get control back to the native population is by a military take over of government.What would we do if the same thing happened to us? I think the international community should keep their noses out and let the true native Fijians deal with this problem themselves.
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