Hi AC,

Love reading your posts.

Hey Foxy,
That's was about 2 minutes looking on my smartphone.

But as I went and looked over it and spent about another 15mins, I think there's a hell of a lot going on in PNG quite honestly.

Firstly it's an independent (and possibly corrupt) nation that is going through a resources boom.
So that situation is ripe for forcing tribes off lands.

We should take a look at the nations recent infrastructure.
Whats been going on?

http://www.wpro.who.int/papuanewguinea/en/

Polio Vaccination programs

Are their any new hospitals?
- with facilities for Organ Transplants?

Look up Child Trafficking, Human Trafficking, Forced Labor, Sex Trafficking for PNG.
Looks like a hotspot.

Look at this map.
http://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=CldHfXod&id=168D4F260ED0854A54EC73590D11FEC9EBDB8010&thid=OIP.CldHfXodEYgj_HgHuXT4bwHaFu&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2fwww.usaid.gov%2fsites%2fdefault%2ffiles%2fpapua_new_guinea_map_03-06-2018_1.jpg&exph=600&expw=776&q=USAID+papua+new+guinea&simid=607987060542015797&selectedIndex=0&ajaxhist=0

Why is USAID centered directly over the that Komo heavy lift airport?

Thank I saw Digicel has a monopoly in the country, and it reminded me of Clinton Operations in Haiti George spoke about 2 years ago (Digicel in Haiti) and I feel like I want to take everything I saw about Haiti and drop it over PNG like a template.

Yoohoo, who's this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Hillary_Rodham_Clinton_and_Peter_ONeill_August_31,_2012.jpg

State Of Emergency?
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jun/18/state-of-emergency-declared-in-papua-new-guinea-after-riots

- There's a lot going on here -

It looks like PNG really need that money.

Members of Papua New Guinea's police and armed forces — understood by the ABC to be angry about not receiving allowances owed to them from working at APEC — have blocked streets around the nation's Parliament and appear to have barricaded the building.

Vehicles are being turned around in the street and media attempting to film have been threatened by police and army officers.

There are approximately 10 police and army vehicles outside Parliament, and about five are visible in front of the building.

"What I know is that members of the disciplinary force have congregated and are at Parliament, some of them, not all of them," acting commissioner for PNG's correctional service Stephen Pokanis said.

"It's to do with complaints over their allowance."

When he spoke to the ABC by phone, Mr Pokanis said he was not at Parliament, but was travelling there to assess the situation.

"They are demanding to be paid now, that's why they are at Parliament House," he said.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-20/police-storm-png-parliament-over-lack-of-apec-payments/10514774

Give them the Maserati's.

Blockade in place, is it to keep the criminals in or out of parliament