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"Where is the spontaneous applause? The blossom sprinkled at my feet? The first-born named after me? The letters from world leaders congratulating me on the coup?" "I'll add them to the list, Sir..." 9 December, 2006

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Commodore George Bainimarama, sits puzzled and disappointed, wondering where all the accolades and gratitude for his coup are. Refers to the 2006 Fiji coup in which Bainimarama overthrew Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase and over which he seems to have misjudged the amount of resistance against him. Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).
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2006
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Fiji
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