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PALEMENE XIII 2001-2006 Susuga AIONO TILE GAFA Itumalo PALEMENE XIII o se televave na te mafai ona toe suia, e amata mai i le 2001-2006 Faleniusa i le Matasaua seia paia le Faga o Tapaau ma le Alalagafa - o paia na faataotooto o Samoa. Susuga AIONO TILE GAFA Ae i le agaga o le faafetai ou te fia tautala ai aua le nofo Itumalo Faaalalafaga: tapuai mai foi a lo matou Itumalo e pele i le agaga o Aana Alofi Nu.1 Faleasiu ma Fasitoouta. I le paia aua Aiga e Tolu, Aiga o Filifilia: Mavaega, Aiga Sa Tuala ma le Aiga Taulagi, Tamaaitu 27 Novema 2004 ma le Maugafa ma Alo o Tamaalelagi o le Aloalii ma le Faatauto: Matua ae polapuipui e le fetalaiga i le Faletolu ma 20 Tesema 2004 Fuaifale. E faapea foi i le paia o le Aiga Sa Tuala, Aiono Lauga Faataupou: ma Leaupepe, Sua ma Toleafoa ma le Taauso, lau Tofa i 14 Iuni 2005 le Tuua ma le mamalu o le Falefitu ma lau Tofa i le Igoamatua. Le tapuaiga aua le Aufaigaluega Paia a le E faaluaina le faafetai e pei Atua i so o se fatafaitaulaga i totonu o Aana Alofi Nu.1 ona saunoa lau Afioga i le o Faleasiu ma Fasitoouta. Lau Susuga i le Toeaina aua le Fofoga Fetalai i lenei afiafi ina ua sao i alo se faasiliga Matagaluega a Malua Sisifo aemaise o le aufaigaluega a malosi i le taumafataga foi aua le paia o le Fonotaga le Atua. mamalu a le Palemene. Ae gase ia i le uo le toaga i E avea ia lenei avanoa e momoli atu ai le agaga faafetai Mulivai aua le pau o Tiafau i lenei afiafi i le Fono a le e faaleo atu i le Malo se lagona fiafia aua lenei ono atunuu ae momoli atu le agaga faafetai i lau Afioga i le masina o lenei tausaga ua tuanai. Faafetai atu le tatalo Fofoga Fetalai, o lea e tapule ma topule aua se avanoa faafetai tapuai, malo i la outou galuega. E le faagaloina i aua se sao foi o lenei usugafono le Itumalo o Aana Alofi se faamatalaga le agaga faafetai aua le pule na lua o Nu.1. faletua ma tausi, o saoao ma tamaitai e oo lava i aumaga, Ae ou te le soona tapoina le fala matasoo aua Samoa, o alo ma fanau o e o lo o galulue aua le atiaeina o si o aua ua papaga ma menamena i tafua ou aneanea ma ou tatou Itumalo. O le Atua o lo o silasila, o ia e faamanuia sasa Samoa i ou paia ma ou mamalu i lau faafofoga i galuega o lo o fitaituga i ai, tuli se ai aua lo ta Itumalo e tapuai aua lenei afiafi. I le ee tapuai ma le faafofoga lagolagosua aua le atiaeina faatasi o Samoa aoao. tapuai mai a lau Afioga Mamalu Le Ao o le Malo Ou te fia tautala i le Tala Faatatau o le Tupe e pei ona Samoa, lau tapuaiga le leoa, lau Susuga i le Malietoa, e ua talanoaina nei ma folasia i luma o le Laulau a Fono a te ee i lou talaga na atoa ma lou nofoa vaevaeloloa, lou le Palemene, e avea ai lou leo Aana Alofi ma lo tatou fala na folaloa e faalogo ia te oe Samoa. A outou Afioga Itumalo e faaleo so tatou lagona ma so tatou sao aua le i Sui Usufono o le Fono a Sui Tofia ma a outou Masiofo tamaoaiga o Samoa ua folasia nei. E muamua ona ou i lo outou sa seetolu, e faatulou atu. momoli le faafetai, e momoli atu le agaga faamalo i le E faatulou atu foi i lau Afioga i le Faamasino Sili, le paia o le Malo i lau Afioga i le Palemia ma le Kapeneta. Ofisa o le Faamasinoga a Samoa faapea foi lenei E i ai lava upu masani o Samoa o le atunuu o upu ma maotaga, i lau Afioga i le Palemia, aemaise le paia ma le tala – Ioe, a alu se folauga ona faapea lea o upu a tautai o mamalu o le Kapeneta. E faatulou atu i lau Afioga i le le vasa, o le manu o le gogosina o le manu faausi e tuli i Fofoga Fetalai o le Maota e te Taitaifono aua le Fono ai le ia a le tautai matapalapala. O le Tala Faatatau o le mamalu a Samoa, aemaise lenei saofaiga aua sui Tupe 2005/2006, o le auga o aute aua le manuia o usufono o le Palemene. Samoa. O lea ua faitau atu ua tepa i ula ua tagai i ula E faatulou atu foi i le faafofoga mai a le Aufaigaluega malo faafetai le faasoasoa, faafetai le agalelei ia Samoa. Paia a le Atua i fatafaitaulaga e fia, o taitai o Ekalesia E momoli atu le faafetai, e le fuatasi se leo i la outou eseese i totonu o le atunuu - malo le galulue, faafetai nofoaiga, le paia o le Kapeneta, ua outou fai ua mafai, ua tatalo. Ia ae a la outou galuega tautiga aua Faauluuluga o outou galulue le faalogologotiga aua le atinaeina o Matagaluega, Faauluuluga o Pisinisi ma Samoa - ua lava ma totoe le faasoa. E maitau atu e ui Faalapotopotoga Tumaoti a le Malo, aemaise o tatou uso lava ina tele upu ma tala, a o le tagata galue lava ia ma mai fafo o lo o galulue soosootauau aua se manuia o punou ifo, galue ma le le faalogologotiga, o lo o i le Samoa. Atua le taui e fesoasoani mai i ana taumafaiga vaivai, ae Ou te faatulou atu foi i le faafofoga aua Aiga ma Tama, a Samoa ma ona tagata lautele - faafetai atu i le faasoa. Tama ma o latou Aiga, le tapuaiga ia Tumua ma Pule, E amata mai se faamatalaga i le Polenisia - i lenei lava Aitufanua, Ituau ma Alataua, Aiga i le Tai ma le Vaa o mataupu i le faafofoga a Samoa, ua tele i ai tala ua tele i Fonoti ma le paia o Samoa. ai faaupuga, sao pe sese, e leai o lo o galulue lava, o lo o E le faagaloina se leo o tatou uso i Sasa‟e i lau Afioga i galulue lava. Aua e mo ai ea le Polenisia? O le Polenisia le Kovana ma lau Faigamalo, le paia i le Faleagafulu ma ea mo ai? E tusa lava pe faaletonu, e tusa lava pe alu ai le nofo a Maopu, Sua ma le Vaifanua, Fofo ma Aitulagi, tupe a le Malo. O le vaalele lava mo Samoa, o le vaalele Saole ma Saleaaumua ma le Launiu na Saelua. E lava o lo o tautua aua tagata o si o tatou atunuu. E le o faatulou atu foi i le Laau na Amotasi, alii Faatui ma tama omai fua isi vaalele e tautua tatou, o lea lava e ifo tonu le o le Vaimagalo aua Tootoo o le Faleula tau tagata. O ou fuiniu i le lapalapa. E ui lava ina alu ai tupe, e ui lava ina paia na ma ou mamalu Samoa. E le tuuitiitia ifo i le loto, tele i ai tala, e leai se mea e maua ma se faigofie. E tatou e fia tautala pea, aua o paia e tumau, e leai se malosi po te saili i le manava o le eleele e saili le auro, saili mea lelei, e maua ma le tiga, tatou te olioli pe a tatou afugia Tau ina ia taatia atu e pei ona talanoa atu e faaleo atu so ma laina ma timuia. Ia tatou onosaia, tatou galulue matou leo. O fea lava e i ai le finagalo o le faasoa, e pule faatasi aua se manuia o Samoa. lau Afioga ma le Malo, ae matou talia lupe o maunu, o le Faafetai atu i le Matagaluega o Aoga, Taaloga ma a se aso ma se taimi e talia ma le agaga fiafia. Aganuu i lau Afioga i le Minisita i le tulaga o le atiaeina O le isi lava lea tulaga e pei ona lagona ai le agaga o aoaoga ma le lumanai o Samoa, aua o i o lo o faitau i fiafia i le Malo mo lenei vaitau i le tulai mai o le Ie ai le gasologa ma le lumanai o Samoa ma ona atinae. A Samoa, lau Afioga i le Taitaifono aemaise le paia o e o aoaoina lelei ma popoto le fanau, e faapena ona manuia lo o i ai i le Komiti ma lenei fuafuaga tatau, lea ua ou nuu ma atunuu, e faapena ona sologa lelei aiga ma vaavaai atu $100,000 o lo o faataatia aua fuafuaga fai mautu lona tamaoaiga. Malo faafetai, tau ina ia mo le Ie Samoa. E lagona lava le agaga faafetai aua a faamanuia le Atua i fuafuaga ma lavasiga e pei ona tatou fua i ai i le vaai ma le maitau i aso o le fuafuaina mo lenei tausaga faaletupe. faalelegapepe a Salafai ma Tumua nei e lagona le agaga Lau Afioga i le Minisita mo le Soifua Maloloina, e faafetai. Ioe, aua sa maua sa ave le fua e fua ai le Ie lagona le agaga faafetai, ae ui ina faitau pea ma maitau i Samoa a o le maitau i lea aso se ua le gata mai - ua ave i le faalogo ma le vaai e lafo atu upu ma faamatalaga a o laau tulou. O le agaga fiafia o Tina o Samoa, o le agaga le tagata e alu ma loto maualalo - e fua lana vaai i luma faamaopoopo, o le agaga talisapaia ma fuafuaga fai a le ma tua ma fua i le alofa ae punou ma le faamaoni e galue Malo.
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