Illegal Activities in East Timor

[Makikit]

Nehek,

Don't waste your time replying to stupid comments brother.

These people are blinded by the Fretilin Maputo ideology. They have no commonsence whatsoever.

They are all negative minded and all they know is criticise with twisted facts. I feel sorry for these people to be so ignorant.

I got this quote from a recent article which says "Fretilin is facing a Hamas-like moment. It must decide whether it is essentially an armed militia or a respectable political party committed to democracy." is just goes to show.

In regards to one of my past comments, about the leaders of Fretilin pretending to be ignorants and coming up with stupid comments to cause troble, I think Ramos Horta knows about this because this is what he said the other day "Jose Ramos-Horta: It seems like they don't want to go to court, but at the same time they say it's non-constitutional, so are they in doubt about their own rhetoric?"

All Fretilin Maputo is doing is shot themselves in the foot and just imagine how many more votes they lost.

I can't wait for the real Fretilin to come back, so I can rejoin.

Down with Fretilin Maputo

Down with Idiots

Viva Timor Leste

[Nehek]

Makikit wrote:

Nehek,
Don't waste your time replying to stupid comments brother.
Down with Fretilin Maputo
Down with Idiots
Viva Timor Leste

Thanks irmão

Peace

[Nehek]

Tutuala wrote:

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If your "observations were a mere political criticism towards Alkatiri and Lu-Olo" I've received an email in which it clearly stated the perpetrator was a 16 year old boy that also lives in the orphanage, furthermore those allegations was made by the local parish priest was we all now the church was promised 10 million dollars a year by horta, therefore one can only conclude that the priest was protecting is investment by defaming fretilin.

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Tutuala,

With all these flabbergasting energy that you are throwing at me, you should have a better use for it. You should use it to tell those mob/militia fretilin supporters to stop with those despicable acts. You cannot win Timor’s HEART by burning and looting their houses!

Dude, It is a mediocre attempt to emulate a “conspiracy theorist”- with your persistent wasted energy directed at me, it can only remind me of Eurico Guterres - Indeed your angry gasbagging attitude is a mirror image of Eurico Guterres - exiled in Campbeltown Sydney.

May the moron power be with you,

[Tutuala]

another ignorant who thinks the real fretilin is abilio araujo. please enlightened us, who might be the real fretelin. Please don't feel sorry for us, we know what we want,our aim is self determination and protect our national interests, what is yours?

[Sibac]

Good one Makikit.
Nehek I agreed with Makikit's suggestion..just ignore the ignorants.

[Makikit]

Tutuala,

The real Fretilin is the Fretilin without the Maputo attached.

If you don't get it brother, it is one that doesn't have an Arab as its LEADER.

To me, the real Fretilin can be lead by anybody in Fretilin that is TIMOREASE.(no Arab).

I'm amazed that you guys don't know this yet.

Where have you been brother, self determination was done on the 30th of June.....The PEOPLE 71%, Fretilin 29%.

I wonder what your national interests are, maybe a pocket big enough to put the oil money for your leaders.

Tutuala, I don't know you but somehow I can feel that you are a good person and I wish I could talk you into changing your mind about supporting the Maputo Gang.

Sorry Nehek and Sibac, I couldn't help it.

Viva povo Timor Leste.

[Dili Uan]

Tutuala wrote:

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Your hypocrisy and ignorance has no end.
Why Xanana didn't stop the burning and looting in 2006 when the crises started? as president he failed miserable, as prime minister it will be the end of TL. Xanana and horta started a chain reaction that cannot be stopped without further intervention from UN, besides that is what the foreigners want. A failed state, ungovernable, we congratulate their masters, they've succeeded.

Tutuala, I share your sence of frustration but you are guessing the performance of AMP government. You and I, we know what the fretilin government did! Please waite and see! The UN is there now and I can inform you that they are watching what is hapenning. As for ungovernability, let me tell you, no body will cause it but fretilin...

[Tutuala]

Dili Uan wrote:

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Tutuala, I share your sence of frustration but you are guessing the performance of AMP government. You and I, we know what the fretilin government did! Please waite and see! The UN is there now and I can inform you that they are watching what is hapenning. As for ungovernability, let me tell you, no body will cause it but fretilin...

Thanks for the support brother! but I firmly believe that AMP is an illegal government and should not be in power. one cannot gang up after the election and kick the winner out, we are setting a precedent for future generations.

[Tutuala]

Nehek wrote:

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Tutuala,
With all these flabbergasting energy that you are throwing at me, you should have a better use for it. You should use it to tell those mob/militia fretilin supporters to stop with those despicable acts. You cannot win Timor’s HEART by burning and looting their houses!
Dude, It is a mediocre attempt to emulate a “conspiracy theorist”- with your persistent wasted energy directed at me, it can only remind me of Eurico Guterres - Indeed your angry gasbagging attitude is a mirror image of Eurico Guterres - exiled in Campbeltown Sydney.
May the moron power be with you,

as mentioned before hypocrisy and ignorance has no limits.

[Nehek]

Tutuala wrote:

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as mentioned before hypocrisy and ignorance has no limits.

!!!!!

you win!

happy now?

[Nehek]

Tutuala wrote:

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Thanks for the support brother! but I firmly believe that AMP is an illegal government and should not be in power. one cannot gang up after the election and kick the winner out, we are setting a precedent for future generations.

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Dili Uan’s comment’s wasn’t in support of what you have said. It was written in a diplomatic way of showing empathy.

You should read that comment again!

It’s pathetic

[cafe laran]

Tutuala,

We could understand your feelings right now. You are just trying to cope with loss of your party Fretilin to gain back the trust of Timorese people. Fretilin may concieve lots of good and heroic ideologies but the members(your dear Alkatiri, Luolo and the rest) have proved themselves incapable and incompetent leaders. those 5 years were enough fir people to know them. They were and are still swelled headed who only work for their party's interests. Timorese eyes now open..........have seen enough the idiocy and arrogance of Alkatir and his accomplices. therefore, why not AMP? Let's remember Fretilin only in our national history textbook later! See you in Museum, Fretilin! Good rest and keep quiet. You have done bad enough.

[Tutuala]

cafe laran wrote:

Tutuala,
We could understand your feelings right now. You are just trying to cope with loss of your party Fretilin to gain back the trust of Timorese people. Fretilin may concieve lots of good and heroic ideologies but the members(your dear Alkatiri, Luolo and the rest) have proved themselves incapable and incompetent leaders. those 5 years were enough fir people to know them. They were and are still swelled headed who only work for their party's interests. Timorese eyes now open..........have seen enough the idiocy and arrogance of Alkatir and his accomplices. therefore, why not AMP? Let's remember Fretilin only in our national history textbook later! See you in Museum, Fretilin! Good rest and keep quiet. You have done bad enough.

Cafe laran
I do not have any political affiliation whatsoever, however I do have a different view of the events that has taken place in our country.

[Tutuala]

Nehek wrote:

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!!!!
Dili Uan’s comment’s wasn’t in support of what you have said. It was written in a diplomatic way of showing empathy.
You should read that comment again!
It’s pathetic

Firaku, moron, pathetic..... is there anything else....let it go my friend....may the forceps be with you....FYI I understood dilli oan's comment

[Jacko]

Barros wrote:

I had brought up the topic `Border between East & West Timor’ on 23rd Nov. Today I will like to bring up this new topic `Illegal Activities in East Timor’. After nine months since I brought up the 1st topic, I don’t see any action was taken by the relevant authority to tackle any illegal activities there. I can still see truck load of goods passing through the border without checking as if there is no custom officer at the borders.
Recently I visited a Karaoke Pub in Dili, I was offer ecstasy pills by one of the hostess. I asked her how she got this stuff here. Her answer is:-‘There is NO GOVERMENT in East Timor. My boss can easily cross the border to Indonesia to bring it in. Even gun is not a problem, what the custom officer want is just money’. I’m so surprise to hear that. I asked her another question:-‘How about the police in Dili, do they allow this pill to be consumed here?’ I had a more shocking answer. She said:-‘When they come to check, pay each of them 10 dollar, they will be happy’.
It gives me a feeling that East Timor is becoming more like a `Mafia Town’ with no proper government. The next government should know that this kind of illegal activities are not beneficial for their country. If no action is taken, I’m afraid one day people in East Timor will have to vote for a Mafia Chief instead a Prime Minister or President to govern their country.

It seems that everyone is more interested in political parties than how the country is gorvern. This is the best time for Indonesian to make more money from smuggling drugs & guns.

[Luna]

Without a government from a good political party that is willing to sacrifice for the sake of the people, how good the constituitions are, the policies can never be implement.

[Atos]

Illegal Transaction at the border: PNTL & UNPol deployment will not solve the problem - The District Administrator of Covalima, Inacio Pires, said that there has been an illegal transaction at the border between the people of Timor-Leste and the neighbouring country. "Deploying the officers of the PNTL and UNPol at the border is not quite enough, there needs to be another solution," said Mr. Pires.