Diktatur?

Lebe ich in einer Diktatur? Laut Laisenia Quarase, dem "entlassenen" (=weggeputschten) Premierminister Fidschis schon. Wie Ihr an unten stehendem Artikel sehen könnt, akzeptiert er seine Weg-Putschung allerdings nicht ganz. Wir haben es hier mit einem klassischen "schleichenden Putsch" zu tun. Ich wusste, bevor ich in dieses Land kam, überhaupt nicht, dass es verschiedene Arten von Putsches gibt. Man lernt offensichtlich nie aus!
Ich möchte Euch den folgenden Artikel der fijitimes nicht vorenthalten. Falls Ihr keine Lust habt, ihn ganz zu lesen, richtet Eure Aufmerksamkeit wenigstens auf den zweitletzten Absatz - das ist es, wofür wir Deutschen in der Welt bekannt sind. Traurig.

Fiji sliding into dictatorship, says Qarase
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Deposed Fiji prime minister Laisenia Qarase says Fiji is sliding into dictatorship while denying claims by the military regime that he was plotting to set up a de facto government.
Military ruler Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama, who seized power last week, said yesterday he had received information that Mr Qarase was planning to set up a de facto government in the country's west.
Commodore Bainimarama warned Mr Qarase and his supporters that any rival government would be put down and those assisting would be "putting themselves in harm's way".
Mr Qarase vehemently denied the charge during an interview with the Melbourne Age newspaper from his home island of Vanuabalavu in the Lau Group, where he fled after the coup.
"I don't know what his intentions are, but he's misleading the people as usual," Mr Qarase said.
"There is absolutely no plan to set up any government. There is one legal government in the country, that is mine. Then there's his government and now he's talking about another one. He's making a fool of Fiji in the international community.
"Our country is sliding rapidly into a total dictatorship. The signs are there - people are being rounded up, being intimidated, particularly in Suva. This is the sort of dictatorship you found when Idi Amin was in Uganda. Bainimarama's in that category - Saddam Hussein, Hitler, Idi Amin."
Mr Qarase still plans to defy Commodore Bainimarama's call to stay on Vanua Balavu and will make no attempts to conceal his return to Suva later this week.