Talk:Andrew Nori

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Did you know... that, in 2000, Solomon Islands politician Andrew Nori led the Eagle Force in a coup d'état against Prime Minister Bartholomew Ulufa'alu, taking him hostage at gunpoint and demanding that he resign?

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This article makes it sound like Andrew Nori and the Malaitan Eagle Force were all about creating peace. The article ignores the role of these actors in escalating and politicising the conflict for political gain. In the years following the coup it was reported that Andrew Nori was a special advisor to at least one Prime Minister, for a fee of $1 per year, while at the same time representing alledgedly corrupt Chinese business interests. It seems that there are important aspects of Nori's political activities that have been "forgotten". Input from contributors with sourced information about these matters would improve the balance of this article. RussHawk (talk) 01:33, 9 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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