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01/04/16

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Originally posted by Deet ↑

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The article you are looking for is found on Sumitomo Metal's main website:
http://www.smm.co.jp/E/
There is scathing report of the SI Prime Minister's office in the Island Sun.
http://theislandsun.com/pmo-losing-integrity/
THE PRIME Minister‘s Office has been seen as making a mockery of itself and losing its integrity as from a report received by this paper.
A senior public servant is questioning why the PMO has to retract its own statement regarding the latest court decision on the nickel mining case between Axiom KB Ltd of Australia and Sumitomo Metal Mining (SSMM) Ltd of Japan.
“What PMO is doing clearly diminishes the status of the office and is making a mockery of itself,” the officer said.
He said what PMO did to retract its own initial statement shows PMO has lost its integrity and status as the most respected office in the country.
Adding the retraction of the intimal statement is shocking and sends a negative message to the people of this country.
“It shows PMO cannot make its own decisions and can easily be pulled by the nose by anyone,” the public officer added.
He further stressed that this shows the PM has no control of his government and can easily be fooled and misled by poor advices and pulled on the nose by anyone.
The public servant said the PMO’s statement to retract the first initial statement which said the Government welcomes the court of appeal decision on the major mining battle is making the government lose the integrity of its office and is only making a mockery of itself.
“How would a statement come after to retract what has already been published? There is something wrong within the PMO,” The officer added.
He said if one would critically analyse PMO’s retraction statement, it shows someone out there is threatening and pressuring the government to retract their first statement.
“But what right and authority has any individual, company or group has to tell the government what to do? This is ridiculous and this calls for truth,” The officer said.
He said why can’t the government or the Prime Minister come out clear to say an individual, company or group is not happy with the statement and it will have a negative impact on the country if they do not retract the statement.
The officer said the retraction statement is only a cover up of something along these lines.
“If such statement is not an approved PR from the government (PMO)then why allow it to be published? Anything to be published to the media has to go through the process for screening and get approval from the PM himself.
“So how truthful is the PMO to say the initial statement and quote by the PM was never his? This is a foolish explanation and is making a mockery of the PMO and the PM himself and his leadership,” the officer said.
“If this initial statement was not approved why did it find its way in the media and was published?
Something is terribly wrong within PMO. But if it was not, then the officer(s) responsible for the statement must be disciplined,” the officer said.
Island Sun has been unsuccessfully trying to get comments from the PMO since last week over the issue to no response.

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Yep, that retraction. raised more questions. That the attributed quote even surfaced makes one wonder if there's some truth to it. Otherwise what action has been taken since? Fishy.

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