Updated December 15, 2010 09:45:44
The latest report from the Asian Development Bank's Pacific Economic Monitor says Tonga is facing a high risk of debt distress.
The bank's assessment comes less than a week after Tonga's Prime Minister denounced claims in a leaked document, that his country is virtually bankrupt.
Jemima Garrett reports.
Presenter: Jemima Garrett
Speaker: Emma Veve, country specialist, Asian Development Bank.
Listen:Windows Media
GARRETT: The Pacific Economic Monitor says four countries are facing serious pressure on their national budget's - In Kiribati and Tuvalu, poor trust fund performance and loss of jobs by seafarers is mainly to blame.
In Fiji and Tonga government debt is a now a major problem.
Tonga, in particular, has been hard hit by the global economic crisis. Government revenue this year is 20 per cent less than expected and next year, another small fall, is likely.
The Pacific Economic Monitor says tonga faces a high risk of debt distress.
ADB economist, Emma Veve explains.
VEVE: tonga has borrowed extensively over a number of years now, and had breached a sort of rule of thumb, having 40 per cent of their GDP as debt. they've gone over that level and organisations such as the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank are not actually lending to tonga now. We've made a decision to give money that we would in the past have lent Tonga, give it as a grant. however, Tonga, ..last year, in 2010 for example, took out additional borrowings from elsewhere and have really started to push up levels to where they are having to make decisions to pay back that debt, which mean that some of their expenditure areas for government have to be cut. they can be cut in different ways; through employing less people in the public service or providing less services to the public but its a trade-off. Repaying those debts that they've borrowed for road upgrading, for rebuilding the Nuku'alofa town centre etc, mean cuts in government services in the future.
GARRETT: In the past few years Tonga has committed substantial national resources to strengthen its budget management but weaknesses remain.
Remittances are now starting to improve, but Emma Veve says the way forward will not be easy.
VEVE: tonga again needs to look carefully at what it is spending its money on and needs to make some decisions about ensuring productive investments that will help the economy grow and will help the private sector grow more. The private sector in Tonga has been having it hard for some time now and they need to be the engine that drives the economy. government needs to continue to look at ways of improving the environment for the private sector to operate in and freeing up some space in the economy by continuing to reform the state-owned enterprises, as they have been, to create new opportunities for the private sector to step in and create jobs and economic growth.
GARRETT: Tonga's first democartically elected government is just taking over the reins of government. just how difficult a task are they facing?
They have a fairly difficult task ahead of them. There are pressures within Tonga to continue expending at rates the government have but the question is 'Is tonga actually able to afford that?'. and while there are development partners stepping forward and providing support to the tongan government through budget support, which is something ADB has done this year, that is not a situation which is sustainable year after year after year. the new government will have to make some decisions on where its priorities lie and what it wants to spend the resources it has available to it on.
GARRETT: What would your message to the people of Tonga be as the new government tries to negotiate these difficult economic conditions?
VEVE: The people need to be aware that they have had this great opportunity to elect a new government. many of the people they have elected are new to government and face a task that would be daunting to many of the longer term governments in the Pacific so while it might take a while for the government to come together as a cohesive whole and to determine the priorities, I think people need to be fairly vocal to their members in what they see as being the essential services they need and help government make these decisions in a democratic and consultative manner.
moe 'ofa
Laione
Me'a fk'ulia mo'oni koe fa'ahinga fklelee Pule'anga a Fureti pea mo PoU5 na'e fai,koe hafuaa koaa ae fuu puta MOU'A fkmanavahee ko eni oku fkmatala kiai ae Asian Development Bank ikai koe me'a ia na'e toutou kalanga atu kiai a Akilisi kihe kii kautaki VKT ke ta'ofii ae ngaahi loan na'amou toutou saini ai koe Fureti mo AfualomTiti he'e ahuu e kakai masiva oe fonua mo hotau fangaa mokopuna hono taa ae fu'u otu loan VKT ko eni a POU5 mo Fureti nae fai kofee ae PHD o leti nae lau me'a fkmaa mooni....koe tu'u he taimini e vahevahe e Siaina mo Siapani kae pehe kihe ngaahi fonua moe ngaahi bangike oku owe ehe Pule'anga Tonga ae ngaahi lounii a hotau fonua nae tuku ki Langi...mahino nae malu'i 'akipe ae ngaahi lounii ko eni ae kii konga kelekele o Tonga.
Fiema'u ke faulele Mai a Fureti mo Afualomatiti ke fai ha'ana mimio kihe fuu ngaue fkvalevale nena fai kofee kau faifale'i nae tala oku nau poto faulele Mai moe kii kumaaviku ko ena ko HAU'aofii pe koeha ene toe pekaa nae fai hihihihi manatu kita kihe faile bengirupsii ae ngaahi kautaha i mamani mahalo koe toki fuofua fonua eni I mamani tenau toki faile honau Lapisi he ngaue vale a Fureti mo ene kengii tu'u ia he hisitolia a mamani koe erotaha hono tataki oha fonua kako doke'ero Ma'ofanga.
Kava 'oku 'iai pe 'ae ongo 'alelo 'o Sevele heni 'oku na longolongoa'a holo heni tau fkongoongo pe, pe tena huu mai 'o fai ha'an lau ko Kumete foki ia 'oku pau pe 'ene 'omi 'eia ha fo'i issue kehe ke taki 'aki 'etau tokanga ke tau hanganoa ai,ka ko Hau'aofi foki ia 'oku taha 'ona he kuo mei huu mai peia 'o hoko atu 'ene fkveve 'oku 'ikai mahu'inga malie ha me'a ia kiai fekau'aki moe fonua.koe koloa pe kiai 'ene fkifoifo 'ana moe hikingaua meia Sevele kae nonga ia.
Masi'i Dogg koe toki ma'u mo'oni eni etau ongo fo'iua fkkataa he lokinii oku mahino pe ae kii heleleu a Kumete Maka ia ko ene feliuliuaki mo fulifulihi'i ene ngaahi fkmatalaa o hange oku kehekehe mo uhinga malie kae hili koia koe fuufo'i me'a tatau aipe.........Me'a kia HAU'aofii oku mo'oni ae katuni koee a tinitini kapau heikai tene inu eiaa ha kii vaimamafana heikai pe ke toe mohe ia.hihihihihihihi.pea oku pehee etau siana.
Malo mu'a laione 'a e lukuluku fakakaukau maii. 'Oku 'ikai keu fu'u tokonga ki he source and abstract he taimi ni.
Ka 'oku malie 'a e fo'i me'a pe 'e 1 :
Ka hoko 'a 'Akilisi 'o PM temou pehee ko e toonounou fakapa'anga mo e holofa 'a e Public Services ko e nunu'a 'ata'ataa pe ia 'a e Pule'anga lolotongaa mo e Tama Tu'i (tapu mo ia). It is a partial truth.
Why?
Head of Civil Servants must strives to remain cool/calm in times of crisis with a big heart to resolve humongous dilemmas. A Democratic Leader faced faced problems an opportunity to set aside political differences and tests their capacity to resolve complex issues. You could observe this from President Obama (USA). Republican Party, Democratic Party, Independent Party are appointed to appropriate posts and each of the party rep say YES to solution which deems to be the best options for America now and say NO to what deems to be worse options.
But how can we rely on a leader with merely a mouth piece to solve something complicated or even maintain a small group of people?
Ko 'eku ki'i lau vaivaii pe ia.
Malo.
Kumete Wrote:Malo mu'a laione 'a e lukuluku fakakaukau maii. 'Oku 'ikai keu fu'u tokonga ki he source and abstract he taimi ni.
Ka 'oku malie 'a e fo'i me'a pe 'e 1 :
Ka hoko 'a 'Akilisi 'o PM temou pehee ko e toonounou fakapa'anga mo e holofa 'a e Public Services ko e nunu'a 'ata'ataa pe ia 'a e Pule'anga lolotongaa mo e Tama Tu'i (tapu mo ia). It is a partial truth.
Why?
Head of Civil Servants must strives to remain cool/calm in times of crisis with a big heart to resolve humongous dilemmas. A Democratic Leader faced faced problems an opportunity to set aside political differences and tests their capacity to resolve complex issues. You could observe this from President Obama (USA). Republican Party, Democratic Party, Independent Party are appointed to appropriate posts and each of the party rep say YES to solution which deems to be the best options for America now and say NO to what deems to be worse options.
But how can we rely on a leader with merely a mouth piece to solve something complicated or even maintain a small group of people?
Ko 'eku ki'i lau vaivaii pe ia.
Malo.
KUMETE, TUKU AE LOI MOE FALESI,KUO OSI BANKRUPT AE FONUA AND THANKS TO THE PM AND HIS MAJESTY.
Kumete Wrote:Ka hoko 'a 'Akilisi 'o PM temou pehee ko e toonounou fakapa'anga mo e holofa 'a e Public Services ko e nunu'a 'ata'ataa pe ia 'a e Pule'anga lolotongaa mo e Tama Tu'i (tapu mo ia).
'UMEEEEEE,,,,, KOE PALEMIA PE 'A 'AKILISI,,,,, KOE KAMATA IA HONO FKMA'OPO2 'AE MO'UA 'OE FONUA PEA KA FAI ATU KUO MO'ONI KOE 600 MILIONA TUPU 'AE MO'UA.... KOE FKTAU IA 'OE PALASI MO VILA PEA KATOA MOE KOLOA 'AE FONUA 'OKU PUKE HE FALE 'OE TU'I,,,,,, PEA FEKAU KENAU O KOTOA 'O NOFO KI KANATEA..... PEA TEU KOLE KIA 'AKILISI KENE TUKUMAI 'A MALA'EKULA KEU TOO AI HA MANIOKE KE FAFANGA 'AKI 'AE KAU FAINGATA'IA MOE KAU TOULEKELEKA,,,,, HE ME'A FKNINIMO MO'ONI KOE KI'I TU'I FA'AHOKANIU FKPULI2 KO'ENI.....
FOKAI Wrote:Kumete Wrote:Ka hoko 'a 'Akilisi 'o PM temou pehee ko e toonounou fakapa'anga mo e holofa 'a e Public Services ko e nunu'a 'ata'ataa pe ia 'a e Pule'anga lolotongaa mo e Tama Tu'i (tapu mo ia).
'UMEEEEEE,,,,, KOE PALEMIA PE 'A 'AKILISI,,,,, KOE KAMATA IA HONO FKMA'OPO2 'AE MO'UA 'OE FONUA PEA KA FAI ATU KUO MO'ONI KOE 600 MILIONA TUPU 'AE MO'UA.... KOE FKTAU IA 'OE PALASI MO VILA PEA KATOA MOE KOLOA 'AE FONUA 'OKU PUKE HE FALE 'OE TU'I,,,,,, PEA FEKAU KENAU O KOTOA 'O NOFO KI KANATEA..... PEA TEU KOLE KIA 'AKILISI KENE TUKUMAI 'A MALA'EKULA KEU TOO AI HA MANIOKE KE FAFANGA 'AKI 'AE KAU FAINGATA'IA MOE KAU TOULEKELEKA,,,,, HE ME'A FKNINIMO MO'ONI KOE KI'I TU'I FA'AHOKANIU FKPULI2 KO'ENI.....
Kapau 'e lava ho'o kole ki he to manioke peake talamai keu tala ngaue atu ki hono tokanga'i e manioke, fkkaukau lelei tanaki mai pa'anga mei he 'otu 'api hange koe fu'u 'i USA koia totongi atu ha mo'ua kihe ki'i fonua 'oku tau mo'ua kiai, kou fanongo hono talaki kau volinitia kihe 'api 'i Usa pea toe tanaki toilet paper kiai.
Fungani Wrote:FOKAI Wrote:Kumete Wrote:Ka hoko 'a 'Akilisi 'o PM temou pehee ko e toonounou fakapa'anga mo e holofa 'a e Public Services ko e nunu'a 'ata'ataa pe ia 'a e Pule'anga lolotongaa mo e Tama Tu'i (tapu mo ia).
'UMEEEEEE,,,,, KOE PALEMIA PE 'A 'AKILISI,,,,, KOE KAMATA IA HONO FKMA'OPO2 'AE MO'UA 'OE FONUA PEA KA FAI ATU KUO MO'ONI KOE 600 MILIONA TUPU 'AE MO'UA.... KOE FKTAU IA 'OE PALASI MO VILA PEA KATOA MOE KOLOA 'AE FONUA 'OKU PUKE HE FALE 'OE TU'I,,,,,, PEA FEKAU KENAU O KOTOA 'O NOFO KI KANATEA..... PEA TEU KOLE KIA 'AKILISI KENE TUKUMAI 'A MALA'EKULA KEU TOO AI HA MANIOKE KE FAFANGA 'AKI 'AE KAU FAINGATA'IA MOE KAU TOULEKELEKA,,,,, HE ME'A FKNINIMO MO'ONI KOE KI'I TU'I FA'AHOKANIU FKPULI2 KO'ENI.....
Kapau 'e lava ho'o kole ki he to manioke peake talamai keu tala ngaue atu ki hono tokanga'i e manioke, fkkaukau lelei tanaki mai pa'anga mei he 'otu 'api hange koe fu'u 'i USA koia totongi atu ha mo'ua kihe ki'i fonua 'oku tau mo'ua kiai, kou fanongo hono talaki kau volinitia kihe 'api 'i Usa pea toe tanaki toilet paper kiai.
Ongo tangata koe taha ena he fkkaukau lelei ke fktau atu a 'ae ngaahi kelekele 'ae puleanga, 'oku lolotonga puke 'ehe fu'u tu'i da'e 'o fktau ke totongi 'aki 'ae fu'u mo'ua koena 'oku lau mai, koe ki'i fehu'i eni kiha taha pe kene tali mai mu'a 'ae ki'i fie'iloni, koeha ko a 'ae me'a 'oku hoko kiho tau kelekele na'e fktau 'o fklele koe maketi 'i Pango Pango ?...........
Koe mo'oni lahi atu ho'o lau Muitafuna pe 'oku anga fefe hona ongo 'ena zco pehe mai ke tata 'e hai, sio mai ki he tu'unga 'oku tau 'iai, talu pule fktu'i 'a pilo kae makule holo pe g5 'i muli,faifai pea 'au hake fuu pilinisesi tanakitaivi kihe bay area , pe 'oku anga fefe 'enau ha'ele takai holo kae tule 'el* 'ae 'u potungaue 'ae pule'anga a'u ki Tisema koe kau leipa 'oku nau ta'evahe kanau fa'afa'apuku $ pe nautolu ke pehe mai a vahei atu e ki he kau leipa moe fk'ofa, hala 'ata.
Mahalo koe toki lava eni hotau kakai 'o tau'ataina mei kavenga fktupumahaki koe fai hanau mea kuo fua atu he'e kolo kotoa koe sio atu pe koe malo pe ma'u ha mea kenau kai kae fkfefeka atu pe mata, tu'usi fanga ki'i tafa'aki ko ia.
Ka tu'utu'uni atu ha nopele ke fai ha kavenga 'oku 'ikai keke ke ma'u e me'a koia peake talaange 'omi ha $ ke 'ai 'aki pea 'ikai pea taki kihe tu'a vao ha'i ai 'o ta 'aki ha toume ke pala hono me'a ta'utu, ka 'ikai pea ke pehe atu teu fk'ilo koe tau sio mai he mata'i fie'eiki hane tuli tokotaha koia eee. Te mou sio heni me'a malie koe ngaue fktaha 'ae fonua pea 'oua na'a ngalo ha 1 tau feinga ma'u ke tau ngaue fktaha moe kau district officerssssss ke nau fkhu mai 'enau fiema'u tuku 'aupito kau nopele he koe mafuke holo pe ia 'i muli 'ai me'anoa'ia.
swimm Wrote:Fungani Wrote:FOKAI Wrote:Kumete Wrote:Ka hoko 'a 'Akilisi 'o PM temou pehee ko e toonounou fakapa'anga mo e holofa 'a e Public Services ko e nunu'a 'ata'ataa pe ia 'a e Pule'anga lolotongaa mo e Tama Tu'i (tapu mo ia).
'UMEEEEEE,,,,, KOE PALEMIA PE 'A 'AKILISI,,,,, KOE KAMATA IA HONO FKMA'OPO2 'AE MO'UA 'OE FONUA PEA KA FAI ATU KUO MO'ONI KOE 600 MILIONA TUPU 'AE MO'UA.... KOE FKTAU IA 'OE PALASI MO VILA PEA KATOA MOE KOLOA 'AE FONUA 'OKU PUKE HE FALE 'OE TU'I,,,,,, PEA FEKAU KENAU O KOTOA 'O NOFO KI KANATEA..... PEA TEU KOLE KIA 'AKILISI KENE TUKUMAI 'A MALA'EKULA KEU TOO AI HA MANIOKE KE FAFANGA 'AKI 'AE KAU FAINGATA'IA MOE KAU TOULEKELEKA,,,,, HE ME'A FKNINIMO MO'ONI KOE KI'I TU'I FA'AHOKANIU FKPULI2 KO'ENI.....
Kapau 'e lava ho'o kole ki he to manioke peake talamai keu tala ngaue atu ki hono tokanga'i e manioke, fkkaukau lelei tanaki mai pa'anga mei he 'otu 'api hange koe fu'u 'i USA koia totongi atu ha mo'ua kihe ki'i fonua 'oku tau mo'ua kiai, kou fanongo hono talaki kau volinitia kihe 'api 'i Usa pea toe tanaki toilet paper kiai.
Ongo tangata koe taha ena he fkkaukau lelei ke fktau atu a 'ae ngaahi kelekele 'ae puleanga, 'oku lolotonga puke 'ehe fu'u tu'i da'e 'o fktau ke totongi 'aki 'ae fu'u mo'ua koena 'oku lau mai, koe ki'i fehu'i eni kiha taha pe kene tali mai mu'a 'ae ki'i fie'iloni, koeha ko a 'ae me'a 'oku hoko kiho tau kelekele na'e fktau 'o fklele koe maketi 'i Pango Pango ?...........
vakai'i atu moia he 'oku pakingi ai koloa mole mei usa ta'efklao 'oku tokanga ha nopele 'oku nau fkkaukauu'i pe hu fefe atu fu'u koloa koia he kuo fai 'e tute hono anga koe fktotolo'i e, swim ko ho'o fehu'i 'au koe tokoni lahi ki kau fktotolo
laione Wrote:Updated December 15, 2010 09:45:44
The latest report from the Asian Development Bank's Pacific Economic Monitor says Tonga is facing a high risk of debt distress.
The bank's assessment comes less than a week after Tonga's Prime Minister denounced claims in a leaked document, that his country is virtually bankrupt.
Jemima Garrett reports.
Presenter: Jemima Garrett
Speaker: Emma Veve, country specialist, Asian Development Bank.
Listen:Windows Media
GARRETT: The Pacific Economic Monitor says four countries are facing serious pressure on their national budget's - In Kiribati and Tuvalu, poor trust fund performance and loss of jobs by seafarers is mainly to blame.
In Fiji and Tonga government debt is a now a major problem.
Tonga, in particular, has been hard hit by the global economic crisis. Government revenue this year is 20 per cent less than expected and next year, another small fall, is likely.
The Pacific Economic Monitor says tonga faces a high risk of debt distress.
ADB economist, Emma Veve explains.
VEVE: tonga has borrowed extensively over a number of years now, and had breached a sort of rule of thumb, having 40 per cent of their GDP as debt. they've gone over that level and organisations such as the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank are not actually lending to tonga now. We've made a decision to give money that we would in the past have lent Tonga, give it as a grant. however, Tonga, ..last year, in 2010 for example, took out additional borrowings from elsewhere and have really started to push up levels to where they are having to make decisions to pay back that debt, which mean that some of their expenditure areas for government have to be cut. they can be cut in different ways; through employing less people in the public service or providing less services to the public but its a trade-off. Repaying those debts that they've borrowed for road upgrading, for rebuilding the Nuku'alofa town centre etc, mean cuts in government services in the future.
GARRETT: In the past few years Tonga has committed substantial national resources to strengthen its budget management but weaknesses remain.
Remittances are now starting to improve, but Emma Veve says the way forward will not be easy.
VEVE: tonga again needs to look carefully at what it is spending its money on and needs to make some decisions about ensuring productive investments that will help the economy grow and will help the private sector grow more. The private sector in Tonga has been having it hard for some time now and they need to be the engine that drives the economy. government needs to continue to look at ways of improving the environment for the private sector to operate in and freeing up some space in the economy by continuing to reform the state-owned enterprises, as they have been, to create new opportunities for the private sector to step in and create jobs and economic growth.
GARRETT: Tonga's first democartically elected government is just taking over the reins of government. just how difficult a task are they facing?
They have a fairly difficult task ahead of them. There are pressures within Tonga to continue expending at rates the government have but the question is 'Is tonga actually able to afford that?'. and while there are development partners stepping forward and providing support to the tongan government through budget support, which is something ADB has done this year, that is not a situation which is sustainable year after year after year. the new government will have to make some decisions on where its priorities lie and what it wants to spend the resources it has available to it on.
GARRETT: What would your message to the people of Tonga be as the new government tries to negotiate these difficult economic conditions?
VEVE: The people need to be aware that they have had this great opportunity to elect a new government. many of the people they have elected are new to government and face a task that would be daunting to many of the longer term governments in the Pacific so while it might take a while for the government to come together as a cohesive whole and to determine the priorities, I think people need to be fairly vocal to their members in what they see as being the essential services they need and help government make these decisions in a democratic and consultative manner.
moe 'ofa
Laione
Kava Lahi mo FOKAI, Nae loi a Feleti Sevele ( PM ) kau kihe malui oe Ashika, oku toe loi heni kau kihe tuunga mooni faka ekonomiki oe Fonua. Ko hotau Fonua oku osi technically insolvent pe bankrupt, oku mahino mei he fkmatala a Gemima Garret mo Emma Veve oku ikai toe lava o totongi ae moua kihe Pangike ADB moe World Bank, pea koe
tuu ae DEBT-INCOME-RATIO e alu ia kihe toe kovi aupito.
Laione, Gemima Garret and Emma Veve private report will say something along these lines- TONGA IS BANKRUPT ALSO VERY CORRUPT,A BASKET CASE AND A CHARITY CASE.
arthur Wrote:Kava Lahi mo FOKAI, Nae loi a Feleti Sevele ( PM ) kau kihe malui oe Ashika, oku toe loi heni kau kihe tuunga mooni faka ekonomiki oe Fonua. Ko hotau Fonua oku osi technically insolvent pe bankrupt, oku mahino mei he fkmatala a Gemima Garret mo Emma Veve oku ikai toe lava o totongi ae moua kihe Pangike ADB moe World Bank, pea koe
tuu ae DEBT-INCOME-RATIO e alu ia kihe toe kovi aupito.
Laione, Gemima Garret and Emma Veve private report will say something along these lines- TONGA IS BANKRUPT ALSO VERY CORRUPT,A BASKET CASE AND A CHARITY CASE.
MALO MU'A 'AFA 'AE TOKONI MAI KIHE TU'UNGA 'OKU 'IAI 'AE MO'UA 'AE FONUA..... PEA 'OKU HANGE2 KUO TU'U HE TU'UNGA FKTU'UTAMAKI, TAU TALI KIHE OLA 'OE FILI 'OE PALEMIA 'E NGALI MAHINO MAI 'IHE MONITE PE KOE TUSITE.... 'OKU OU LOTO KE FKMA'OPO2 FKLELEI 'AE MO'UA 'AE FONUA KE MAHINO 'AE TU'UNGA 'OKU 'IAI.... 'OKU 'IAI 'EKU FK'AMU KE 'OANGE KIA PULU KENE HOKO KOE MINISITAA PA'ANGA HE TENE HAKULE HAKE 'AE PA'ANGA 'AE FONUA 'OKU 'IKAI 'ILO KIAI 'AE FONUA..... KAE MALO 'AE MA'U MAI 'AE ONGO2 KO'ENA.....
(12-16-2010 04:37 PM)Kumete Wrote: [ -> ]Malo mu'a laione 'a e lukuluku fakakaukau maii. 'Oku 'ikai keu fu'u tokonga ki he source and abstract he taimi ni.
Ka 'oku malie 'a e fo'i me'a pe 'e 1 :
Ka hoko 'a 'Akilisi 'o PM temou pehee ko e toonounou fakapa'anga mo e holofa 'a e Public Services ko e nunu'a 'ata'ataa pe ia 'a e Pule'anga lolotongaa mo e Tama Tu'i (tapu mo ia). It is a partial truth.
Why?
Head of Civil Servants must strives to remain cool/calm in times of crisis with a big heart to resolve humongous dilemmas. A Democratic Leader faced faced problems an opportunity to set aside political differences and tests their capacity to resolve complex issues. You could observe this from President Obama (USA). Republican Party, Democratic Party, Independent Party are appointed to appropriate posts and each of the party rep say YES to solution which deems to be the best options for America now and say NO to what deems to be worse options.
But how can we rely on a leader with merely a mouth piece to solve something complicated or even maintain a small group of people?
Ko 'eku ki'i lau vaivaii pe ia.
Malo.
TUKU AA FOKI HONO FA'A PUHI MAI E DA'EE MELINO MAKA MOE NAMU FAIKEHE. 'ALU 'O FAI HA'O NGAUE KAE TUKU HO'O FULEHEU HOLO HENI MOE TOKE!
(01-04-2011 11:19 PM)Kehekehe Wrote: [ -> ] (12-16-2010 04:37 PM)Kumete Wrote: [ -> ]Malo mu'a laione 'a e lukuluku fakakaukau maii. 'Oku 'ikai keu fu'u tokonga ki he source and abstract he taimi ni.
Ka 'oku malie 'a e fo'i me'a pe 'e 1 :
Ka hoko 'a 'Akilisi 'o PM temou pehee ko e toonounou fakapa'anga mo e holofa 'a e Public Services ko e nunu'a 'ata'ataa pe ia 'a e Pule'anga lolotongaa mo e Tama Tu'i (tapu mo ia). It is a partial truth.
Why?
Head of Civil Servants must strives to remain cool/calm in times of crisis with a big heart to resolve humongous dilemmas. A Democratic Leader faced faced problems an opportunity to set aside political differences and tests their capacity to resolve complex issues. You could observe this from President Obama (USA). Republican Party, Democratic Party, Independent Party are appointed to appropriate posts and each of the party rep say YES to solution which deems to be the best options for America now and say NO to what deems to be worse options.
But how can we rely on a leader with merely a mouth piece to solve something complicated or even maintain a small group of people?
Ko 'eku ki'i lau vaivaii pe ia.
Malo.
TUKU AA FOKI HONO FA'A PUHI MAI E DA'EE MELINO MAKA MOE NAMU FAIKEHE. 'ALU 'O FAI HA'O NGAUE KAE TUKU HO'O FULEHEU HOLO HENI MOE TOKE!
Kehe koe aa vahevahe ena kuo holoki mou omi ketau lotu mo fakafetaii he lolotonga ae fuu uike haamo koeni he koe uike eni ke lalanga ai hotau faikehekehe ofa ke fakainasi koe ehe laumalie manavaofa hotau eiki
Oku talamai ehe tama mei olunga ofaii ho fili /melino maka
Mahalo e tokifai ha vakaimai he oku kamata pe ae 2011 moe u tohi launga moe hanu ae kau temo e toe lahi ange eni ia he taimi o sevele
You can take the demo out of the jungle but you can't take the jungle out of all the demo
[b]sai e foi tutututu ia 16/11...koe ki'i maumau si'isi'i pe..feunga pe ia moe tola 'e taha moe mutu..lol[/b]
Tonga has borrowed heavily from a number of years, and had missed some kind of rule, have 40 percent of its GDP in debt. was on the level and organisations like the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank is really willing to tonga now. We decided to donate the money they paid in the past Tonga, granting of financial assistance.
Kuo osi mooni etau tumu ta'utu he kii Pule'anga fklangalea ko eni pe koe li'aki mai e SEVE mo MATOTO ena fuu fuhinga VKT ke fefe'i e SUNIAFILI mo TUIVAKANO aiai ena hala he laukonga moe fika kae toe tata'o mai moe fuu fatunga mo'ua laulau milionaa 'ofa'ia kita he ki'i poko'imata o NIA ee hihihihihi ka iai ha'o FAKAfisi meihe minitee pa'anga NIA heikai teuu fkhala'i koe pe koe tukuhola a Seve ia kihe LOLO tenau 'ofa ai.
Masii kau tama, naa ku lau hifo e peau toe kuikui nini pe oku mooni ee me'a oku ou lau hifo he ngaahi fakamo'ua ko 'eni oku lau...Ko fee paanga tokoni mei he ngaahi puleanga he osi oe tutu 'o Nuku'alofa?? koe fee paanga na'e totonu ke foaki ki he kau pisinisi tauu taha ke tokoni ki hono toe fokotoo 'enau pisinisi??? na'e foaki ee paanga ko ia?? ka ko ee palani moe 'ofa ko ee na'e foaki atu ki hono fakalele'i 'o loto kolo??? OIAUEEE KUO LELE HAKE 'EKU ITA LAHI MOE 'OFA KI HE KAKAI...pe ko fee oku 'alu ki ai ee paanga ko ia, 'e fua 'ehe kakai fakalukufua 'a kavenga 'o e faka'aonga'i hala moe paanga ko ia...Oku teeki pe keu sio au talu eku 'alu ki Tonga ha vaevaeua 'o hono rebuild 'o Nuku'alofa...HOIIII OSE EKU TUMU TUU MOE TUMU NOFO....'E FAKA'OFA SII KAU NGAUE PE KOE PULE'ANGA FO'OU IA HANO FEINGA'I HE TATAPUNI E NGAAHI KINOHA'A KO IA NA'E FAKAHOKO 'E KAU ta'x 'OFA KUO 'OSI ATU...HMMMMMM SORI ATU KUO LELE HAKE E ITA MOE FIE FUHU HE IKAI FAKAFIEMALIE 'AE FAKAHOKO E NGAUE NA'E TOTONU KE OSI PEA TUU LELEI, KA KO 'ENI 'OKU KEI 'IKAI PE FIFILI MOE FEHU'I 'AE FAKAKAUKAU.
(01-12-2011 07:11 AM)allondell Wrote: [ -> ]Tonga has borrowed heavily from a number of years, and had missed some kind of rule, have 40 percent of its GDP in debt. was on the level and organisations like the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank is really willing to tonga now. We decided to donate the money they paid in the past Tonga, granting of financial assistance.
THE SECRET WORLD OF BANKING:
(1) WHEN A COUNTRY IS BANKRUPT ( UNABLE TO SERVICE EXISTING LOAN ) NOW HAPPENING IN TONGA, BANKS DO NOT GIVE THEM LOAN,THEY GIVE THEM GRANT INSTEAD. A GRANT IS A POSITIVE WAY OF SAYING " YOU'RE BANKRUPT, BUT WE WILL HELP YOU TO GET OUT OF THIS PROBLEM WITH SOME COST CUTTING AND RESTRUCTURING ".
(01-13-2011 12:00 AM)arthur Wrote: [ -> ] (01-12-2011 07:11 AM)allondell Wrote: [ -> ]Tonga has borrowed heavily from a number of years, and had missed some kind of rule, have 40 percent of its GDP in debt. was on the level and organisations like the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank is really willing to tonga now. We decided to donate the money they paid in the past Tonga, granting of financial assistance.
THE SECRET WORLD OF BANKING:
(1) WHEN A COUNTRY IS BANKRUPT ( UNABLE TO SERVICE EXISTING LOAN ) NOW HAPPENING IN TONGA, BANKS DO NOT GIVE THEM LOAN,THEY GIVE THEM GRANT INSTEAD. A GRANT IS A POSITIVE WAY OF SAYING " YOU'RE BANKRUPT, BUT WE WILL HELP YOU TO GET OUT OF THIS PROBLEM WITH SOME COST CUTTING AND RESTRUCTURING ".
'AFA KOU PEHE 'E AU NA'E KAIKAILA 'AE DR.SESELE 'OKU FK'OFO'OFA PE 'A TONGA IA HONO 'IKANOMIKA PEA 'OKU LAHI PE 'ETAU PA'ANGA MOHE HE PANGIKE,ME'A KOE LOI 'AE KI'I SIANA NI E FKTAHA MOE TU'I,'OKU TA FA'UTU MAI MEI TU'A KANA PEHE KE FEFE'I 'AE FONUA 'IHE 'ENA VKT 'O O NO FKVALEVALE PEHE KE TA HE'ENA KUI.ONGO MATA'I PUAKA 'OHUA MU'A 'E TAHA [F.SESELE MO T5].
KO E HAA KUO TUKU AI 'A TONGA KE PEHEE,
KO E HAA KUO IKAI AI KE OMAI E FUU PAANGA OKU INIVESI HOLO PEA MOE PAANGA OKU FAKAHUU I HE NGAAHI PANGIKE LALAHI 'I 'ILOPE MO ASIA O FAKALELE AI E PULE'ANGA??
KOE PAANGA KO IA KO E PAANGA 'A HAI??
KO FEE OKU 'ALU KI AI E PAANGA 'O E SATELAITE, MILIONA MOE MILIONA OKU MA'U AI MEI AI??
KOE FEE PAANGA OKU MA'U MAI MEI HE KAUTAHA LALAHI OKU NAU NGAUE'AKI "__.to" I HE 'ENAU NGAAHI WEBSITE FAKALIELIA OKU NAU MA'U MAI AI E MILIONA MOE MILIONA 'E FIHA 'I HE TA'U?? PEA FAKAONGOONGO KOVI'I AI 'A TONGA?? KAE HAA E NGAAHI KAUTAHA FEFAKATAU'AKI OKU NAU NGAUE 'AKI 'A E HINGOA 'O TONGA??
HOIIIII HANGEE KO EE NAA KU LAU KOE HOIII PE TOKI FAKAOSI HIFO E MOU TOLU EE LISI
(01-13-2011 02:23 AM)toafa Wrote: [ -> ] (01-13-2011 12:00 AM)arthur Wrote: [ -> ] (01-12-2011 07:11 AM)allondell Wrote: [ -> ]Tonga has borrowed heavily from a number of years, and had missed some kind of rule, have 40 percent of its GDP in debt. was on the level and organisations like the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank is really willing to tonga now. We decided to donate the money they paid in the past Tonga, granting of financial assistance.
THE SECRET WORLD OF BANKING:
(1) WHEN A COUNTRY IS BANKRUPT ( UNABLE TO SERVICE EXISTING LOAN ) NOW HAPPENING IN TONGA, BANKS DO NOT GIVE THEM LOAN,THEY GIVE THEM GRANT INSTEAD. A GRANT IS A POSITIVE WAY OF SAYING " YOU'RE BANKRUPT, BUT WE WILL HELP YOU TO GET OUT OF THIS PROBLEM WITH SOME COST CUTTING AND RESTRUCTURING ".
'AFA KOU PEHE 'E AU NA'E KAIKAILA 'AE DR.SESELE 'OKU FK'OFO'OFA PE 'A TONGA IA HONO 'IKANOMIKA PEA 'OKU LAHI PE 'ETAU PA'ANGA MOHE HE PANGIKE,ME'A KOE LOI 'AE KI'I SIANA NI E FKTAHA MOE TU'I,'OKU TA FA'UTU MAI MEI TU'A KANA PEHE KE FEFE'I 'AE FONUA 'IHE 'ENA VKT 'O O NO FKVALEVALE PEHE KE TA HE'ENA KUI.ONGO MATA'I PUAKA 'OHUA MU'A 'E TAHA [F.SESELE MO T5].
Toafa, Koe kaikaila a Lord Sevele kau kihe ikonomika moe paanga mohe oku loi loua,
(a) Ikonomika... tuunga mooni oe Fonua (bankrupt).
(b) Paanga mohe...Nae Teautupu 13o-150 Millions, tuunga lolotonga 40-50 millions, kau he fonua e fa fakaofa taha enau Reserve .
AIA KOE TU'U HE TAIMINI OKU IKAI KE ILO PE'E FKAKEAKE 'AKI E HAA AE KII PULE'ANGA EE KUO PAKUPAKU FOKI E KII KAPANGAKO IA PEA MOE TAA MO'UAA PE A TONGA KIHE HOMO E TALAU EE......FAI A TONGA IA HE FOKOTU'U PULE'ANGA FO'OU KAE LAFO ATU A TUOU5 IA O FAI ENE 'EVE'EVA HE VAHA'A O MAMANI MO PAPILONE MALIE KOE ANGA OE KI'I TU'I NGANGAU O TONGA EE,,,,,IKAI KE AKO HE ASHIKA.,,HOOOOOOOOOOI
(01-14-2011 10:33 AM)kava lahi Wrote: [ -> ]AIA KOE TU'U HE TAIMINI OKU IKAI KE ILO PE'E FKAKEAKE 'AKI E HAA AE KII PULE'ANGA EE KUO PAKUPAKU FOKI E KII KAPANGAKO IA PEA MOE TAA MO'UAA PE A TONGA KIHE HOMO E TALAU EE......FAI A TONGA IA HE FOKOTU'U PULE'ANGA FO'OU KAE LAFO ATU A TUOU5 IA O FAI ENE 'EVE'EVA HE VAHA'A O MAMANI MO PAPILONE MALIE KOE ANGA OE KI'I TU'I NGANGAU O TONGA EE,,,,,IKAI KE AKO HE ASHIKA.,,HOOOOOOOOOOI
OKU KE PEHEE OKU NE ONGO'I E ASHIKA?? KAPAU NAE MATE AI HA TAHA 'OE FANAU A HONO TUOFEFINE TEENE ONGO'I, KA KOE ME'A KI HE MATE AE KAKAI KEHE OKU KATA IA KI AI, IT WAS LIKE A MUSIC TO HIS BLOOD EARS.
Koe taha ia e ngaahi 'uhinga ne tukuange ai 'e 'Akilisi e lakanga Minisita he na'e tapu pea tapu ke fehu'ia e ngaue 'ae palemia tonu moe hala ka 'oku faingata'a ia kia 'Akilisi kene tali ia he 'oku lele ia he kaiha'a & fkmalohi fefee pule'anga motu'a fkpaheke holo pe 'a sevele ia mo 'Eseta he fu'u kapangako pea ko'ena makape hake pe pehe atu 'a sevele 'Eseta (minisita e loi & mio'i )hu atu kihe kakai 'o 'ai ha fo'i mio'i ,hu mai 'a Seta ha'ano 'ai e fo'i mio'i 'osi pe na heke atu mo sevele hoko atu e fkpaheke he kapangako,kae malo ta'ehuu ha me'i ngako he talasese tangakalii 'o sevele.
(01-14-2011 11:41 AM)Hot dog Wrote: [ -> ]Koe taha ia e ngaahi 'uhinga ne tukuange ai 'e 'Akilisi e lakanga Minisita he na'e tapu pea tapu ke fehu'ia e ngaue 'ae palemia tonu moe hala ka 'oku faingata'a ia kia 'Akilisi kene tali ia he 'oku lele ia he kaiha'a & fkmalohi fefee pule'anga motu'a fkpaheke holo pe 'a sevele ia mo 'Eseta he fu'u kapangako pea ko'ena makape hake pe pehe atu 'a sevele 'Eseta (minisita e loi & mio'i )hu atu kihe kakai 'o 'ai ha fo'i mio'i ,hu mai 'a Seta ha'ano 'ai e fo'i mio'i 'osi pe na heke atu mo sevele hoko atu e fkpaheke he kapangako,kae malo ta'ehuu ha me'i ngako he talasese tangakalii 'o sevele.
LMAO he ko hai naa ne ilo'i atu mahalo na'e huu lol
Oku mau laulau mautolu moe kii tokosii, pea oku mau loto tatau mautolu mo Pohiva, oku fuu fepaki ia mo ene tui pea oku ne tuu malohi ia ki he me'a oku tui ki ai..kuo osi e taimi 'oe muimui noa'ia, for us who just found out what Pohiva did before in many years we SALUTE him.
(01-14-2011 11:41 AM)Hot dog Wrote: [ -> ]Koe taha ia e ngaahi 'uhinga ne tukuange ai 'e 'Akilisi e lakanga Minisita he na'e tapu pea tapu ke fehu'ia e ngaue 'ae palemia tonu moe hala ka 'oku faingata'a ia kia 'Akilisi kene tali ia he 'oku lele ia he kaiha'a & fkmalohi fefee pule'anga motu'a fkpaheke holo pe 'a sevele ia mo 'Eseta he fu'u kapangako pea ko'ena makape hake pe pehe atu 'a sevele 'Eseta (minisita e loi & mio'i )hu atu kihe kakai 'o 'ai ha fo'i mio'i ,hu mai 'a Seta ha'ano 'ai e fo'i mio'i 'osi pe na heke atu mo sevele hoko atu e fkpaheke he kapangako,kae malo ta'ehuu ha me'i ngako he talasese tangakalii 'o sevele.
'Oku tau tui kotoa pe tautolu Hot, koe 'uhinga kotoa pe ia na'e 'ikai tali ai 'e 'Akilisi hono lakanga, koe 'uhi koe ngaahi fktaputapui kuo tuku mai meihe palemia kenau ngaue'aki, pea 'oku tau tui koe fekau kotoa ia meihe fu'u tu'i da'e koena ko kilekila 5, ke 'oua na'a toe fai ha loto 'o taha ka kohono loto tokotaha pe, koeha pe me'a tene tala kihe palemia ke fai pea koia pe 'e fai shut up kotoa e toenga ia, pea 'oku fepaki ia moe tui 'a 'Akilisi he 'oku 'ilo 'ehe fkfofonga 'oku 'ikai 'aupito ke loto e kakai ia 'oe fonua kihe fo'i tu'utu'uni koia, tukukehe pe kau fkfofonga kuo fkkahoa 'aki e lakanga minisita, ha me'a pe 'e lea mai 'aki 'ehe palemia 'e hoko pe ia koe fo'i pipi moe ahi...............
(01-13-2011 09:30 AM)Tatau Wrote: [ -> ]KO E HAA KUO TUKU AI 'A TONGA KE PEHEE,
KO E HAA KUO IKAI AI KE OMAI E FUU PAANGA OKU INIVESI HOLO PEA MOE PAANGA OKU FAKAHUU I HE NGAAHI PANGIKE LALAHI 'I 'ILOPE MO ASIA O FAKALELE AI E PULE'ANGA??
KOE PAANGA KO IA KO E PAANGA 'A HAI??
KO FEE OKU 'ALU KI AI E PAANGA 'O E SATELAITE, MILIONA MOE MILIONA OKU MA'U AI MEI AI??
KOE FEE PAANGA OKU MA'U MAI MEI HE KAUTAHA LALAHI OKU NAU NGAUE'AKI "__.to" I HE 'ENAU NGAAHI WEBSITE FAKALIELIA OKU NAU MA'U MAI AI E MILIONA MOE MILIONA 'E FIHA 'I HE TA'U?? PEA FAKAONGOONGO KOVI'I AI 'A TONGA?? KAE HAA E NGAAHI KAUTAHA FEFAKATAU'AKI OKU NAU NGAUE 'AKI 'A E HINGOA 'O TONGA??
HOIIIII HANGEE KO EE NAA KU LAU KOE HOIII PE TOKI FAKAOSI HIFO E MOU TOLU EE LISI
TATAU KATAKI FOKI 'O TUKUNOA'I HIFO E ME'A KO'ENA IA MOE FKLANGA LUA FOKI,'OKU 'IKAI HA PA'ANGA IA 'E 1 'OKU FKHU 'I MULI 'AE KI'I PULE'ANGA KAI PA'ANGA 'O T5, KOE LOI ERO KOTOA IA 'A FELETI SEVELE MO T5,KOE PA'ANGA PE 'OKU FKHU 'I MULI 'OKU TAHA PE IA,KOE PA'ANGA PE IA 'A TUPOU 4 PEA KUO PAASI MAI 'ENI KIA TUPOU 5,PEA KOE PA'ANGA IA HE TILA FAITO'OKONATAPU 'ENAU TAMAI PUAKA 'OHUA,'OKU FKHU FKPULIPULI IA 'I SUISALANI BANK,PEA 'OKU OVA IA HE 1PILIONA US TOLA.KI'I FKTOTOLO'I ATU 'E KOE TATAU HE 'OKU KE NOFO TONU HE VA'A SIPAI 'AE FONUANA FEFINE, PEA KE TOKI TUKU KAKATO MAI E 'U AKAUNI KETAU SIO KOTOA KIAI.KOHO TAIMI 'ENA HE KOE FBI PE 'I MAMANI TENAU LAVA 'O HAKULE MAI E KI'I 'AKAUNI FKPULIPULI E FAMILI HEKAHOOSI KAI PA'ANGA MO KAKA 'OE TU'I 'O TONGA.