What about Tuvalu? Are they in?"
“No, sir. I’ve checked. And it doesn’t seem likely. But I can’t be certain without seeing them.” CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE
ROSIE HAD DONE HER VISIT TO THE BODIES of the four other victims of the alien. Two died instantly, all other three showed no signs of trauma, yet their bodies showed none of the usual signs of physical decay—not even rotting. Yet the aliens had wipedWhat about Tuvalu?
By Barry Meier
March 8, 2018
Barry Meier
It’s tempting to think that a country that has been on our radar in the past five years, because of our involvement in the Pacific Islands Forum, actually has a “long time” to go before it’s an island nation that we should consider as a priority – especially before we have to pay the costs of maintaining an island nation that’s currently not a priorityWhat about Tuvalu?
The government of Fiji has announced the final list of the names of the 12 nominees for the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize. The announcement follows the rejection by the US of 14 nominees because of their ties to the country’s human rights abuses. The list includes the heads of six of Fiji’s major companies, including the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation, Fiji Labour Party, Fiji Television, Fiji Media Group and Fiji Investment Bank.
The Australian Associated Press reports that, as well as accepting the
title: What about Tuvalu?
What about Tuvalu? Are they in?"
“No, sir. I’ve checked. And it doesn’t seem likely. But I can’t be certain without seeing them.” CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE
ROSIE HAD DONE HER VISIT TO THE BODIES of the four other victims of the alien. Two died instantly, all other three showed no signs of trauma, yet their bodies showed none of the usual signs of physical decay—not even rotting. Yet the aliens had wipedWhat about Tuvalu?
By Barry Meier
March 8, 2018
Barry Meier
It’s tempting to think that a country that has been on our radar in the past five years, because of our involvement in the Pacific Islands Forum, actually has a “long time” to go before it’s an island nation that we should consider as a priority – especially before we have to pay the costs of maintaining an island nation that’s currently not a priorityWhat about Tuvalu?
The government of Fiji has announced the final list of the names of the 12 nominees for the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize. The announcement follows the rejection by the US of 14 nominees because of their ties to the country’s human rights abuses. The list includes the heads of six of Fiji’s major companies, including the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation, Fiji Labour Party, Fiji Television, Fiji Media Group and Fiji Investment Bank.
The Australian Associated Press reports that, as well as accepting the