Blogsite Fiji Today has an interesting story about the success of a young journalist in reporting comments by Fiji Times editor Netani Rika on Pacific Scoop. Here's the Fiji Today posting on how the story was written and a link to the story itself.

No-one can show how bad our tin-pot dictator is for country better than the dictator himself, as this interview on Maori TV picked up by Coup Four and a Half shows. We think we should hear more from the dictator himself. Other foreign media should visit Fiji and just let him speak. The more he opens his mouth, the more everyone can see what a dangerous fool he is.

Despite our tough guy dictator it's clear that there is corruption in Fiji even though he's had nearly three years for his so-called clean-up campaign. Frank has to explain what's going on. Was this corruption happening before the cleanup or did it start after he seized power?

The Commonwealth envoy, Sir Paul Reeves, came to our shores to talk about dialogue. Our tin-pot dictator doesn't realise that his show of tough talk, deciding who Sir Paul can and can't talk to, is only going to prove that his suspension from the Commonwealth was completely justified. He needs to understand that in a democracy voters decide who's relevant, not armed thugs.