Fijileaks: It is utterly SHAMEFUL that FFP has selected Drecala [Dracula] BULITAVU as a provisional FFP candidate to SIT in new Fiji PARLIAMENT
It was only matter of time this FFP stooge massaged his way into politics. But not long ago FFP general secretary Aiyaz Khaiyum was publicly berating this student who loves getting massaged (more compromising photos to follow closer to the election)  A VOTE FOR BIMAN PRASAD IS A VOTE FOR RABUKA TO BECOME PM. |
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Lest we forget
Many today have forgotten our past, whilst some have even purposefully erased it, hoping that what they did or were responsible for doesn’t catch up with them sooner or later.
What we cannot undo, could however be rewritten to help provide us today with a safer route for our life’s journey into the future. To solve our problems of the future, we must become its solutions of today.
Our lives are made up of very critical moments or what many refer to as life’s sign posts where very huge life changing impacts, affect our perception and sense of meaning towards life itself.
In April of 1996, I personally watched, in one of the most tragic moments in my life, the horrors of war in South Lebanon, the Qana massacre, where hundreds of innocent men, women and children became an unfortunate and tragic collateral of war.
Witnessing it firsthand, the horror and sights of dismembered bodies, the strong smell of iron from burning bodies and sounds of grief, despair and anger for the loss of innocent lives.
Occasional triggers bring back images and vivid memories of that tragic day, describing what man is capable of during war and conflict, where power, lust and greed become more important than ones very own sense of humanity.
Overcoming such flashbacks have never been easy, but they have provided me with a more cautious approach towards life itself
Lead up to the mutiny
Twenty-one years ago today, another very personal signpost flashes prominently – linked to tragedy, conflict, death and greed, all caught up on this particular day.
Brought about by selfish aspirations of greedy and power-hungry individuals and opportunists, determined to create disunity and chaos in the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) and force the country into the brink of civil war and total disaster.
I was a young captain – working in our intelligence unit, analysing the implications of the current events as a result of the 2000 coup, the involvement of the CRW unit, their rehabilitation process to reintegrate back into the RFMF and the then political climate.
Months before the 2nd November mutiny, we had already assessed and briefed the RFMF leadership of a highly likely move to remove the current commander, Commodore Bainimarama at the time by rogue elements within the RFMF. We however could not confirm an actual time and day for the mutiny.
Whilst the RFMF loyalists were implementing its plan of re-integrating these rogue elements under a plan named ‘Prodigal Son’, certain disgruntled elements within the RFMF, under constant covert surveillance, were working in a counter plan named ‘Moses’ that included the moving of arms caches and personnel and organising pocket meetings with civilians in what was being assessed as the preconditions building towards the 2nd November mutiny.
This was also followed by the constant approaches from some senior elements, then within the RFMF, to downgrade our assessments that could influence changes with the protective levels of personnel security shadowing the Commander at that time.
The mutineers strike
The unfortunate events of the day began after mid-day, together with a fellow officer; we were working on preparing an intelligence briefing for the Commander, highlighting intelligence indications of a possible palace coup within the RFMF.
The indicators coming from our sources were consistent and increasing daily.
Approximately after midday, gunfire in the direction of the 3FIR complex broke the normalcy of the day. Another sound of gunfire and shouts were a lot closer outside our complex with sounds of boots running along the corridors.
The consistent pattern of controlled gunfire, sound of boots and shouting was immediately recognised as house clearing drills used in operations conducted whilst Fighting in Built Up Areas (FIBUA Ops).
As the synchronised sounds of gunfire, boots and shouting came closer, I shouted in a loud voice, declaring we were two unarmed persons in the office.
The door burst open followed by a pair of focused and determined killer eyes behind the sights and aperture of an automatic weapon.
Sweat was pouring down his face as he ordered us to the floor, followed by the order that we crawl outside onto the corridor leading to the RFMF National Operations Centre (NOC). Our hands are immediately bounded, and we are taken and held as hostages in the NOC.
For the duration of the events that unfolded on this very tragic day, the NOC became a strategic vantage point for me as I listen to the ongoing conversations confidently being discussed as the next order of operations was issued by the hostage takers.
A realisation of great uncertainty and fear settled in as the unfolding plans and intentions of these rogue elements were confidentially discussed openly over telephone calls with the details of bringing in prominent former RFMF individuals and busloads of civilians into the camp to be armed immediately.
Their intent was to create armed groups, that would be sent out later to arrest and apprehend all remaining RFMF loyalist officers, force a change in leadership to the extent of bringing the RFMF and the nation to its knees, to succumb to their selfish and power-hungry desires.
However, from the beginning of that fateful day, the order to eliminate the Commander and RFMF hostages, arm the busloads of civilians and handover control to very prominent ex-RFMF individuals was continuously short lived through the intervening hands of providence.
The situations changed strategically to the favour of the RFMF, as critical threat conditions were not achieved. One by one, each threat condition was systematically mitigated and placed under strict control; the RFMF re-established a firm base to re-gain the initiative and reaffirm control over the threatening situation.
Lessons learned
If there was a great lesson to be learnt by those who wanted to act in defiance, the rogue elements were only trained to hold ground for a short period.
Their role was nev that decisive battle, dow of opportunity about winning but exploit a winthat could provide that opportunity for a more consistent and self-sustaining capability to exploit. Their failure was the thought that they were capable enough to move from a hit-andrun role to a stand, fight and hold ground role.
Time was never on their side; however, it was a critical enabler for the RFMF loyal troops because it provided them with the ability to regenerate its strength and fighting power to a more determined level of capability to retake QEB.
As the hostage takers began to lose the initiative, the plans to re-take QEB by RFMF loyalist troops was executed. Sounds of advancing gunfire and high explosions became more co-ordinated and systematic.
The rogue elements began to disappear. The situation became more complicated as it transitioned into a phase of deep unknown.
Loyalist troops fought and took back QEB inch by inch, clarity of identifying the forces at play and the hostage from its capturers at this point was critical as those sitting on the fence began to jump at the opportunity of being loyalists again.
The officer ordered to execute us, threw his pistol under the bench as the situation and control changed to the hands of loyalist troops.
As the assault commenced with loud explosions and automatic gunfire, the order for us was to look for cover and protect ourselves until the loyalists clearing teams cleared the area. For almost two minutes heavy explosions rocked the camp.
There were seven of us held as hostages in an office adjacent to the NOC. We all huddled at the furthest corner of the office, hoping and praying that the heavy explosions would not be aimed directly into the building we were being held in.
The heavy explosions began to sound very close for some time and then faded further away as the next wave of automatic gunfire approached again in the systematic rhythm familiar to house clearing drills in FIBUA.
As it moved closer, we started shouting declaring our status as hostages, our numbers and being unarmed. Similar sights of soldiers, with killer eyes, ordered everyone down and asked whether we were for or against, frisking and searching us individually for weapons before confirming us as friendlies.
Into the night
The mood in the middle of the night was very complex.
Determining who was standing on which side became very complicated and emotional as the lines of questioning and interrogation became physical.
Emotions were running high as the count of our losses were being realised. Command and control became critical to maintaining a sense of order and stability.
Trust became questionable, as soldiers began to question young leaders of their loyalty.
Rouge elements were being pursued as they abandoned their post and mission after realising how untenable the situation had become.
As the hours passed and the days went by, prominent individuals were singled out and linked to the mutiny; their selfish agendas had caused the lives of individuals on both sides, where families became part of that collateral.
Honouring the fallen
Twenty-one years later, we relive that memory. Today, in honour of those who unfortunately lost their lives in defending the institution. We honour their families for the sacrifices they have had to endure and will continue to endure throughout all their generations.
We will never forget what happened, we will never forget those who lost their lives, we will never forget the families who lost their fathers, sons and grandsons.
We will continue to tell its tale, we will continue to allow this day to shape our institution as we advocate our ethos of being True, Just and Fair in all we do and stand for.
2nd November will always be engraved in our history, it will always be the reason for us to keep aloft our colours and standards ensuring that they never fall again to such selfish and power-hungry agendas.
We will always ensure that the lives we lost were never in vain, but become the raison d’etre of ensuring the defense, security and well-being of Fiji and all Fijians. We will never allow this to happen again. We will never allow such selfish and power-hungry individuals to exploit the RFMF for their personal gains. We will stand for the right of every Fijian regardless of race, ethnicity, colour or creed.
Many today have forgotten our past, whilst some have even purposefully erased it, hoping that what they did or were responsible for doesn’t catch up with them sooner or later.
What we cannot undo, could however be rewritten to help provide us today with a safer route for our life’s journey into the future. To solve our problems of the future, we must become its solutions of today.
Our lives are made up of very critical moments or what many refer to as life’s sign posts where very huge life changing impacts, affect our perception and sense of meaning towards life itself.
In April of 1996, I personally watched, in one of the most tragic moments in my life, the horrors of war in South Lebanon, the Qana massacre, where hundreds of innocent men, women and children became an unfortunate and tragic collateral of war.
Witnessing it firsthand, the horror and sights of dismembered bodies, the strong smell of iron from burning bodies and sounds of grief, despair and anger for the loss of innocent lives.
Occasional triggers bring back images and vivid memories of that tragic day, describing what man is capable of during war and conflict, where power, lust and greed become more important than ones very own sense of humanity.
Overcoming such flashbacks have never been easy, but they have provided me with a more cautious approach towards life itself
Lead up to the mutiny
Twenty-one years ago today, another very personal signpost flashes prominently – linked to tragedy, conflict, death and greed, all caught up on this particular day.
Brought about by selfish aspirations of greedy and power-hungry individuals and opportunists, determined to create disunity and chaos in the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) and force the country into the brink of civil war and total disaster.
I was a young captain – working in our intelligence unit, analysing the implications of the current events as a result of the 2000 coup, the involvement of the CRW unit, their rehabilitation process to reintegrate back into the RFMF and the then political climate.
Months before the 2nd November mutiny, we had already assessed and briefed the RFMF leadership of a highly likely move to remove the current commander, Commodore Bainimarama at the time by rogue elements within the RFMF. We however could not confirm an actual time and day for the mutiny.
Whilst the RFMF loyalists were implementing its plan of re-integrating these rogue elements under a plan named ‘Prodigal Son’, certain disgruntled elements within the RFMF, under constant covert surveillance, were working in a counter plan named ‘Moses’ that included the moving of arms caches and personnel and organising pocket meetings with civilians in what was being assessed as the preconditions building towards the 2nd November mutiny.
This was also followed by the constant approaches from some senior elements, then within the RFMF, to downgrade our assessments that could influence changes with the protective levels of personnel security shadowing the Commander at that time.
The mutineers strike
The unfortunate events of the day began after mid-day, together with a fellow officer; we were working on preparing an intelligence briefing for the Commander, highlighting intelligence indications of a possible palace coup within the RFMF.
The indicators coming from our sources were consistent and increasing daily.
Approximately after midday, gunfire in the direction of the 3FIR complex broke the normalcy of the day. Another sound of gunfire and shouts were a lot closer outside our complex with sounds of boots running along the corridors.
The consistent pattern of controlled gunfire, sound of boots and shouting was immediately recognised as house clearing drills used in operations conducted whilst Fighting in Built Up Areas (FIBUA Ops).
As the synchronised sounds of gunfire, boots and shouting came closer, I shouted in a loud voice, declaring we were two unarmed persons in the office.
The door burst open followed by a pair of focused and determined killer eyes behind the sights and aperture of an automatic weapon.
Sweat was pouring down his face as he ordered us to the floor, followed by the order that we crawl outside onto the corridor leading to the RFMF National Operations Centre (NOC). Our hands are immediately bounded, and we are taken and held as hostages in the NOC.
For the duration of the events that unfolded on this very tragic day, the NOC became a strategic vantage point for me as I listen to the ongoing conversations confidently being discussed as the next order of operations was issued by the hostage takers.
A realisation of great uncertainty and fear settled in as the unfolding plans and intentions of these rogue elements were confidentially discussed openly over telephone calls with the details of bringing in prominent former RFMF individuals and busloads of civilians into the camp to be armed immediately.
Their intent was to create armed groups, that would be sent out later to arrest and apprehend all remaining RFMF loyalist officers, force a change in leadership to the extent of bringing the RFMF and the nation to its knees, to succumb to their selfish and power-hungry desires.
However, from the beginning of that fateful day, the order to eliminate the Commander and RFMF hostages, arm the busloads of civilians and handover control to very prominent ex-RFMF individuals was continuously short lived through the intervening hands of providence.
The situations changed strategically to the favour of the RFMF, as critical threat conditions were not achieved. One by one, each threat condition was systematically mitigated and placed under strict control; the RFMF re-established a firm base to re-gain the initiative and reaffirm control over the threatening situation.
Lessons learned
If there was a great lesson to be learnt by those who wanted to act in defiance, the rogue elements were only trained to hold ground for a short period.
Their role was nev that decisive battle, dow of opportunity about winning but exploit a winthat could provide that opportunity for a more consistent and self-sustaining capability to exploit. Their failure was the thought that they were capable enough to move from a hit-andrun role to a stand, fight and hold ground role.
Time was never on their side; however, it was a critical enabler for the RFMF loyal troops because it provided them with the ability to regenerate its strength and fighting power to a more determined level of capability to retake QEB.
As the hostage takers began to lose the initiative, the plans to re-take QEB by RFMF loyalist troops was executed. Sounds of advancing gunfire and high explosions became more co-ordinated and systematic.
The rogue elements began to disappear. The situation became more complicated as it transitioned into a phase of deep unknown.
Loyalist troops fought and took back QEB inch by inch, clarity of identifying the forces at play and the hostage from its capturers at this point was critical as those sitting on the fence began to jump at the opportunity of being loyalists again.
The officer ordered to execute us, threw his pistol under the bench as the situation and control changed to the hands of loyalist troops.
As the assault commenced with loud explosions and automatic gunfire, the order for us was to look for cover and protect ourselves until the loyalists clearing teams cleared the area. For almost two minutes heavy explosions rocked the camp.
There were seven of us held as hostages in an office adjacent to the NOC. We all huddled at the furthest corner of the office, hoping and praying that the heavy explosions would not be aimed directly into the building we were being held in.
The heavy explosions began to sound very close for some time and then faded further away as the next wave of automatic gunfire approached again in the systematic rhythm familiar to house clearing drills in FIBUA.
As it moved closer, we started shouting declaring our status as hostages, our numbers and being unarmed. Similar sights of soldiers, with killer eyes, ordered everyone down and asked whether we were for or against, frisking and searching us individually for weapons before confirming us as friendlies.
Into the night
The mood in the middle of the night was very complex.
Determining who was standing on which side became very complicated and emotional as the lines of questioning and interrogation became physical.
Emotions were running high as the count of our losses were being realised. Command and control became critical to maintaining a sense of order and stability.
Trust became questionable, as soldiers began to question young leaders of their loyalty.
Rouge elements were being pursued as they abandoned their post and mission after realising how untenable the situation had become.
As the hours passed and the days went by, prominent individuals were singled out and linked to the mutiny; their selfish agendas had caused the lives of individuals on both sides, where families became part of that collateral.
Honouring the fallen
Twenty-one years later, we relive that memory. Today, in honour of those who unfortunately lost their lives in defending the institution. We honour their families for the sacrifices they have had to endure and will continue to endure throughout all their generations.
We will never forget what happened, we will never forget those who lost their lives, we will never forget the families who lost their fathers, sons and grandsons.
We will continue to tell its tale, we will continue to allow this day to shape our institution as we advocate our ethos of being True, Just and Fair in all we do and stand for.
2nd November will always be engraved in our history, it will always be the reason for us to keep aloft our colours and standards ensuring that they never fall again to such selfish and power-hungry agendas.
We will always ensure that the lives we lost were never in vain, but become the raison d’etre of ensuring the defense, security and well-being of Fiji and all Fijians. We will never allow this to happen again. We will never allow such selfish and power-hungry individuals to exploit the RFMF for their personal gains. We will stand for the right of every Fijian regardless of race, ethnicity, colour or creed.
"When at 5.00 p.m. that afternoon the respondent (Sitiveni Rabuka) finished lunch at the Insurance Company office, he travelled out to the Barracks, then still under the control of the rebels, where he went to the officers’ mess. Much reliance was placed by the State on the fact that on arrival he was seen by some witnesses to have with him his Army uniform. It was distinctive in that, being a former Major-General, the collar and shoulders were decorated with red badges or flashes which a number of witnesses claimed to have noticed. On the other hand, two other witnesses as well as the respondent (Rabuka) were equally adamant that the respondent brought no uniform with him. It is very doubtful whether the question of the uniform justified the time and effort expended on it at the trial or on appeal. The prosecution case presumably was that the respondent was planning to wear the uniform in order to promote the incitement to mutiny, or intending to do so as soon as it succeeded in having Commodore Bainimarama removed from command. However, the respondent’s action in taking the uniform with him to wear was and is equally capable of being explained as designed to stress his military position and authority when he came to negotiate a ceasefire. As a Major-General, he would have outranked all others at the Barracks. The uniform would certainly have been more appropriate and impressive than the shirt and sulu that he had been wearing at the Insurance Company lunch.
Fiji Court of Appeal, 25 June 2007
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NFP LEADER: VOTERS, WE MUST NOT ELECT COUPISTS
DOUBLE SPEAK: A BLOODY TWO-FACED POLITICAL NFP JUDAS
NFP leader Biman Prasad on hearing about 14 December 2022 election:
"Another four years of FijiFirst government will destroy our democracy and reduce the nation to a two-men dictatorship. While welcoming the announcement of the general elections, Prasad says this dictatorship will close down all dissenting voices, news media, NGOs and opposition political parties."
But he has chosen to forget his Political Husband's 1987 Coup Record:
'ONLY a “kangaroo court” would deny an accused person the right to challenge evidence brought against him.' Jon Apted
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Now that the Suva High Court Judge Justice Jude Nanayakkara has refused Apted's application to cross-examine Aiyaz Khaiyum in Richard Naidu's committal proceedings, Apted's pre-emptive comment that refusal by the Judge of their application will mean that his client and legal partner Naidu is being tried by a KANGAROO COURT'. Clearly, according to Khaiyum's lawyer Gul Fatima, Apted committed contempt of court and proceedings must be considered against Apted
Fijileaks: Apted and Naidu should boycott 'Kangaroo Court'
FACEBOOK WAR: Prasad, PAP, NFP, and his supporters have taken to Facebook and social media to portray the charges against him as politically motivated. He must NOT be allowed to go around polluting the minds of the VOTERS and dismissing the very serious charges of sexual harassment against him. His so-called Attorney-General in waiting stands accused of contempt of court. Now, Prasad and his supporters are attempting to reduce the allegations as conspiracy on the part of the Taniguchi couple.
*He MUST be remanded in CUSTODY when he fronts court on
15 November for the sake of justice to Mrs Taniguchi.
*More charges might follow as POLICE continue to scour through Mrs Ari Taniguchi's phone regarding those text messages
 |  Biman: I am focused on winning the election |
Rabuka to his Rampaging Troops: 'Grab Indo-Fijian Women by the P***Y
In April, both SHAMIMA ALI and SASHI KIRAN (touted as prospective NFP candidates and coalition partners with PAAPI party) revealed that in 1987 several Indo-Fijian women informed them of rapes at the hands of Rabuka's racist hoodlums.
*One of the Indo-Fijian victims was 75 years old and was raped in her own home, in front of her family.
*Today, Biman Prasad is shaking hands with Rabuka, shamelessly informing us that he will be Deputy Prime Minister in Coupist Sitiveni Rabuka's new government after the election.
*The NFP Vice-President LENORA QEREQERETABUA wanted Aiyaz Khaiyum to inform Parliament of the policy that permits a serving prison inmate RAPIST to participate in a national 7s tournament.
*We wonder why she did not ask her leader Biman Prasad to explain why the leader of the rapist mob from 1987 was invited to address the NFP Convention, and why her party has gone into a coalition [girmit] with PAAP to fight the election?
*RAPE is one of the most paap to be committed against women and girls, in this case against Indo-Fijian 'SITAS'
*While his failed political coalition partner JAI RAM REDDY went on to prosecute Rwandans for rape and murder, Rabuka and his Rapists were (and still are) roaming around Fiji. Now, PAP-NFP Pact in 2022
*For too long NFP has shielded Sitiveni Rabuka for his Racial CRIMES.
In their estimation, he is not the dreaded RAVANA but RAMA for their political fortunes at the election against FFP rests on Rabuka's PAAP
STEP ASIDE: He will appear in court on 15 November 2022
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PLAYING POLITICS: SMIRKING BEYOND BELIEF AS
NFP Leader LEAVES CID HEADQUARTERS
'Prasad was brought into CID for questioning in the presence of his legal representative and chose to remain silent, following which he was subsequently charged. The evidence gathered in this matter is similar to a case involving a high-profile member of the community who was recently found guilty in a court of law.'
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho
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Fijileaks to BIMAN PRASAD, cc to Lenora Qereqeretabua and
Pio Tikoduadua
"Whether you are guilty or not is for the legal process to decide but now that you have been charged you must step aside and let Lenora act as acting leader of NFP
Even my own aunties and nieces must not let an alleged sexual pervert near them nor you should be around women voters, campaigning
We can’t have another Donald Trump in Fiji: Grab Her By the Cheeks
But what can we say - you already forfeited any sympathy and support from us by signing the girmit to ensure Rabuka became the next Prime Minister of Fiji despite him raping, torturing, and violating the modesty of Indo-Fijian women
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RABUKA'S RACIST COUP encouraged GEORGE SPEIGHT to do same
'Deposed Prime Minister Chaudhry, after being released, said he had been told of Rabuka's complicity by the leader of the CRW unit in parliament, Ilisoni Ligairi. In talks with Chaudhry, Ligairi had claimed he was very angry with Rabuka because he had ditched them at the last minute.'
Like in 1987, Indo-Fijian women were once again victims of racism in 2000 - with cassava shoved up their vaginas. It was Rabuka who had ignited the i-taukei against Indo-Fijians and their wives, mothers, sisters
As we told the Political DARPORK (Coward) NFP HINDU TRAITOR, that since he has signed a girmit with PAPPI for SITIVENI RABUKA to become Prime Minister and NOT HIM (Biman Prasad), the effing Hindu political traitor should just piss off to LABASA. He has lost the moral and political right to be in Parliament, hiding under
Coupist Sitiveni Rabuka's sulu. We have been repeatedly informed that the Darpork, who hid under the bed during Rabuka's racist coups, was too shit scared to put his name forward for PM, so wants to become Deputy Prime Minister.
We don't bother whether SUNAK is elected or NOT by his PARTY
 |  He needs a political Diwali cracker up his *******, BLOODY TRAITOR |
DIWALI POLITICKING: JUST look at the Hindu TRAITOR, exploiting Diwali celebrations to campaign for the RAVANA RABUKA to become PM
LIGHT GONE OUT: It is shocking that Biman Prasad has chosen to ignore the cries and agonies of Indo-Fijian women (mothers, wives, sisters) who were RAPED, BEATEN and TORTURED BY HIS POLITICAL HUSBAND RABUKA and his marauding soldiers and racist bogus nationalists
SITIVENI RABUKA, 1987:
"Hindus and Muslims in Fiji are PAGANS who must be
converted to Christianity."
This self-confessed racist and religious BIGOT had forced Indo-Fijians to stand in sewage pools and subjected them to other forms of humiliating treatment for violating his strict Methodist Sunday sabbatarianism in Fiji - all because he had the GUNS, and hardcore but bogus native Fijian nationalists on his side.
The former Chancellor Rishi Sunak Lights Up His Downing Street Home in London in 2020 with Diyas |
SELF PUBLICISTS: For God's Sake, whenever these leaders are called to FICAC or bundled up into Police Vans and taken for questioning, they are very quick to record themselves and upload the drama on their official Facebook pages, Twitter, and the two-propagandist Opposition rag sh*ts - the Fiji Times and Fijivillage, whom they tip-off in advance. Since we got hold of Biman Prasad's texts to Mrs Hiroshi Taniguchi, we have repeatedly asked him for his comments why was he contacting Mrs Taniguchi, for we have NEVER contacted Mrs Biman Prasad for any comments, even now to ask her if she was aware her husband was in contact with Mrs Taniguchi.
*We could not fathom why Mr Hiroshi Taniguchi applied to stand as an NFP provisional candidate under the party leader - a Bloody TRAITOR whose sole objective in the PAP-NFP Girmit Pact is to make sure the PAAPI, Racist, and Coupist SITIVENI RABUKA becomes the
Prime Minister of Fiji.
A VOTE FOR BIMAN PRASAD IS VOTE FOR RABUKA TO BECOME PRIME MINISTER
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The 39 TEXTS and Mrs HIROSHI TANIGUCHI
 | TIGHT-LIPPED WITH SHAME |
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho: 'We are investigating complaints from Mrs Hiroshi Taniguchi that she was sexually harassed by a senior member of a political party on two different occasions.'
Mr Taniguchi has told FBC News that the complaint is against National Federation Party leader, Biman Prasad
KISHORE KUMAR is facing six counts of indecently annoying a person (Lenora Qereqeretabua) and one count of criminal intimidation. Mrs Taniquchi claims Prasad's texts to her has caused her untold distress, alarm, sleepless nights, and she even fears for her safety in Fiji
STEP DOWN: We repeat, Prasad must step down until Police probe over.
He has very cunningly filed defamation proceedings against Mr Hiroshi Taniguchi and FBC (on the same day as Mrs Taniguchi walked into the Police Station to lodge her claim) so Prasad can KILL the texts story from being reported by the Fiji Media
"No further comments will be made on the matter while legal proceedings are pending against Hiroshi Taniguchi' - Biman Prasad
'I have reported Biman Prasad to POLICE to protect my Japanese SITA'
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