During my media scan this morning, “Time” magazine’s correspondent reported that Tiger Fuels had received a threat against Australian businesses.<\/p>\n
When I combine that with an admission by senior Fretilin man Arsenio Bano that they had lost control of Fretilin supporters, I have now ratcheted up the squatter warning system and dragged out the heavyweight underwear with super-absorbent gusset.<\/p>\n
These anti-OZ campaigns are switched on and off in a planned fashion and as I recall, this is the 3rd such campaign over the last 12 months.\u00a0 What it means is the difference between being a watcher and being watched.\u00a0 It fits in with recent reports of more car windscreen breakages and definitely puts the bicycle into cotton wool for a while.<\/p>\n
The average Timorese is not part of these campaigns.<\/p>\n
The best publishable description I can come up with about all this is “cynical”.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
During my media scan this morning, “Time” magazine’s correspondent reported that Tiger Fuels had received a threat against Australian businesses. When I combine that with an admission by senior Fretilin man Arsenio Bano that they had lost control of Fretilin … Continue reading