PNG Needs A Paradigm Shift In Politics Of A Disruptive Nature!

Good policy points by Albert Joseph for PNG's newest political party, Our Party, to consider as given in the snippet of Albert's post below which sets out the contextual background for this article.

For me my view is that political parties must be grounded on philosophies. A philosophy is a way of thinking. Enduring political movements and parties are based on philosophies. Political parties grounded on philosophy produce sound, innovative, unwavering and consistent policies to better serve the people when in government.

For more on this point see article following hereunder.

But for now I would rather like to see a political party with a central theme of 'Recovery And Restoration'. Recovery of illegally amassed private wealth from public coffers and restoration of a positive justice perception!

It is interesting to note in the poster/flyer of 'Our Party' the need for a paradigm shift starting with a 'disruptive mindset'. For a pragmatic shift we need to start by changing our form of government to execute the 'Recovery & Restoration' agenda via an Authoritarian Police State.

PNG has many good laws against corruption but creating and maintaining the desired perception of justice is often hindered by our inability to execute the laws and punish the offenders. I am of the view that only an Authoritarian Police State could satisfactory create a perception of justice and curb this observed increase in anti-citizenship behaviours by restoring natural justice in the human dimension and entice cooperation, participation and progress by citizens.

For more on how to go about 'executing' a GoPNG of 'Recovery & Restoration' via an Authoritarian Police State see article below.