Tribe contests Gibson island sale

[emad]

BBC

Villagers in a remote part of Fiji are planning a legal challenge against the Hollywood star Mel Gibson over the sale of a South Pacific island.

Gibson is believed to have purchased the 5,411-acre Mago island in Fiji's Northern Lau group for £7.8 million.

But the Yavusa Vuaniivi tribe on the neighbouring island of Namalata have told the Fiji Times they are Mago's rightful owners.

The director visited Mago - pronounced Mungo - with his family in December.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/film/4307621.stm

[Fridays Child]

1. Hey, Mel, the Christian thing to do would be to...

...convert them all and, then, enslave the healthy ones and kill the rest.

[Tafiti]

2. Wow. Exactly.

That is, if he's the traditional type. Otherwise, he may skip the killing part, and the slavery would just be wage slavery instead.