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BEDDOES: 'Our Dark Days Are Over – PM. NOT so I Say and Here is Why'

9/10/2017

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Fijileaks: DARK DAYS WILL BEGIN THE DAY SODELPA UNDER SITIVENI RABUKA AND HIS CIRCLING NATIONALIST HOUNDS TAKE OVER FIJI THE DARK CLOUDS WILL ONLY LIFT IF YESTERDAY'S CRITICS OF THE QARASE GOVERNMENT WHICH BROUGHT ABOUT THE 2006 COUP ON FIJI DO NOT JOIN SODELPA IN THE POLITICAL KERNEL TO CUDDLE UP TO SITIVENI RABUKA WHILE HOWLING AT FRANK BAINIMARAMA
We just cannot fathom why we are told to embrace coupist Rabuka
and to condemn coupist Bainimarama. A COUP is a COUP!

We had no objection to SODELPA being led by RO KEPA; in fact, we championed SODELPA'S causes until they chose to hand the party to SITIVENI RABUKA - The Father of Coups in Fiji
 

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By MICK BEDDOES

PM: The Prime Minister is reported in a Fiji Times article on Oct 5th to have apologized for a second time for the “events” of 1987 and 2000 in Fiji.


MB: For some of us in the 60 Plus club, ‘forgetfulness’ can increase a little, however some start indulging in ‘make believe’ or ‘lasulasu’ as we know it, and they do this hoping that by repeating their ‘lasulasu’ as often as they can, they start to believe their own lasulasu and eventually it might become ‘ka dina’ at least for the gullible among us.

Thankfully many are now ‘seeing the light’ and can now pick the difference between the ‘lasulasu’ and ‘ka Dina’. I always prefer the ‘ka Dina’ Prime Minister, and I strongly recommend you try it, you’ll actually feel better for it. But to re-establish the TRUTH about the so called ‘events’ let me repeat:-
• There were NO events in 1987 and 2000. Only ‘coups”.
• There was a 3rd “Coup in 2006 Prime Minister, but you already know that because that’s the coup you led.
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It is also worth noting as background to our troubled past that you were the Military Commander when the 2000 coup occurred and again when you led the 2006 coup. So 2 out of the 3 coups in Fiji occurred under your watch as the Military Commander? That says something!

As for apologizing for the coups, why on earth would you feel obliged to apologize for Rabuka’s coup: he’s already apologized multiple times? You have never done that. As for Speight, well he’s the only one of the three of you serving life for his crime. He’s in jail because he does not have the same immunity you and Rabuka have.

Part of the ‘equal citizenry’ your imposed constitution promotes.

But tell us Prime Minister, why have you not apologized for the coups to all the citizens here in Fiji First; to the many thousands who lost their jobs, their homes, and their money and were exposed to the fear, intimidation and tyranny that descended on the land?

Why have you never uttered a word of apology or said you were sorry to the families of those innocents killed, brutalized and tortured under your watch. Innocents like Sakiusa Rabaka who was tortured at Black Rock, not far from where I live, and who died afterwards from his injuries.

Your own Minister for Women, children and Poverty Alleviation Minister Vuniwaqa launched the MAN UP FIJI CAMPAIGN, on Violence and abuse against women and children. Likely on the very day you apologized to the Canadian citizens. So why not follow her lead and MAN UP and say sorry for the abuse against citizens post 2000 and 2006 coups.

Why have you not apologized and said sorry to the families from Muaniweni who were terrorized and ill-treated when you were in charge of the military? You had thousands of soldiers under your command. Why could you not defend and protect the Muaniweni residents, and those in other places too?

Why could you not protect your ‘Commander in Chief’ from Speight and his rebels ‘holed up’ in parliament?
PM: ‘The darkest parts of Fijian history’ were those times that Fijians failed to recognize the common bonds that bind Fijians together.

MB: With respect Prime Minister, even you know this is ‘utter rubbish! The darkest parts of our 47-year post Independence history were 1987, 2000, and 2006. The darkness fell because the leaders of our Military - people like you - failed to maintain their professionalism and loyalty to the people.

It is also during this period that we started rewarding wrong-doers who committed capital crimes, and instead punished law abiding citizens especially those who speak out against all the wrong doing. And you think that somehow this is right and just!

PM: said he was also prepared to do whatever was necessary to right the wrongs done to so many Fijians who were victims of the two events.

MB: As a first step and sign of sincerity PM, why not lift the ban on all citizens you have put in place today, so that Dr Brijlal and family ad other citizens can come and go freely. And to back up this first sincere act, and to give meaning to your words about being prepared to do whatever is necessary to right the wrongs done by the three coups of 1987, 2000, 2006, I urge you to set up a Truth and Reconciliation Commission and ask the Commonwealth to establish it, staff it, fund it and provide eminent Justices to head it. Ensure experienced investigators and litigators are brought in from Commonwealth countries with no previous ties with Fiji to ensure Impartiality and transparency and then subject anyone directly involved with conducting coups from 1987 to 2006 to due process.

Once we establish the whole truth, hold those responsible for our troubles to account, then and only then can we finally begin the task of rebuilding because the foundation on which our new Fiji will be built will be the rule of law, accountability and justice, and the equal application of these laws to every citizen regardless of his or her station. This is what will recreate the compassionate and just society we once were, so that we can then properly exercise the prerogative of mercy powers exercising compassion and forgiveness as we re-unite all our people for our own long term good.

If you believe PM that what you did in 2006 was justified and you and the best legal minds you can afford can justify this in such a transparent process and at the end of it you are cleared, then good luck to you.

But if you are not, then like every other citizen, you must face the consequences as we all must when we break the law. That’s the action you need to take to give meaning to your words!

PM: He said the “events” that drove many away from the country left a gaping hole in the heart of our nation and set us back decades, threatening the future of our beloved Fiji and the prosperity of every Fijian.

He said these “events” stripped us of many of our best and brightest, causing lasting damage to the character of our nation and to the prospects for our economy. He went on to say ‘I know that the depth of that pain does not fade away with time so again I ask you please accept our apologies for what you suffered.” He said words could only do so much but without actions, words were hollow.

MMB: For the first time since his 2006 coup, Prime Minister Bainimarama has finally acknowledged in his own words what we have been saying since 1987. That coups are ‘destructive’ and set our country and its economy and people back decades at a time.

Today, 30 years and three coups after our first 17 years of Post-Independent Fiji, we are still recording less then half the average annual growth rates that were achieved in the 17 year period 1970-1987. Each coup costs us about $10 billion which we will never recover.

If, as the PM acknowledged the depths of pain do not fade away with time, he must beseech all the victims to please accept his apologies for what they suffered. He said words could only do so much but without actions, words were hollow. Too right!

But as everyone in Fiji has been witness to, he has not acted in any way shape or form to take any action to give meaning to his Canada apology here at home.

We remain divided not because he has failed to unite us, but because it suits his agenda not to and to keep us divided so as to perpetuate his rule.

His words were hollow on December 5 2006 and they are just as hollow today.

Only yesterday I received a frantic call from a young man who was concerned about a call he received telling him the police were going to arrest him after he knocked off work, take him to Namaka Police station, charge him then take him up to Black Rock! All this because he was exercising his right to comment on a matter of current national interest. We met and sorted out a support strategy in the event he was taken. I did suggest it was likely a hoax, but I did not want him to think he was alone and that there was support out there.!

But that Prime Minister is the reality today in the Fiji you lead.

So given the absence of the moral integrity and political will that government’s needs to be able to do what is right, just and fair, can we honestly say that our dark days are over?

Absolutely Not!

"This [2006] coup is different because the Qarase Government was so awful...Fiji could not have survived another five years." 
Mahendra Chaudhry to Larry Dinger, US Ambassador to Fiji

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Father Barr

"[Father Kevin] Barr briefly acknowledges in the book [Barr's Thinking about Democracy] that the 2006 Fiji coup was wrong and that human-rights violations were a shame, but he is enamored with the IG's "clean-up" agenda and its "non-racist" vision for the future. Barr sees a transformation of Fiji's polity as far more important than early elections. Worth noting: the IG has made Barr one of the three members of the Electoral Boundary Commission, a role for which he has no known qualifications."
Ambassador LARRY DINGER to WASHINGTON

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STRIDING IN UNISON WITH BAINIMARAMA AS HIS FINANCE MINISTER AFTER THE 2006 COUP

Larry Dinger to Washington: 'People's Charter process and the election: Cynical observers have presumed all along that an aim of Bainimarama and Chaudhry is to discover at some point in 2008 that the Charter simply can't be finished early enough to permit March 2009 elections, necessitating postponement...Military commander Bainimarama proposed that a "clean up" of corruption was a prime motivation for the December 2006 coup. Seemingly credible allegations that an unnamed "senior minister" (by all accounts Chaudhry) attempted to evade income taxes on sizable overseas bank accounts have been swept under the rug. Finance Minister Chaudhry oversees the tax and customs authority, FIRCA. A rumor has spread that one of Chaudhry's cronies, Arvin Datt, who joined the FIRCA Board after the coup, recently established a carpet-retail company and has been awarded the contract to supply and install all carpets for the new FIRCA complex in Suva."
FIRCA tax investigator to Victor Lal, 26 January 2008: "Hi Victor. The tenders for the fitout contract worth $5m was very suspicious. Yellow did not even tender but was called to give a presentation along with all the actual bidders. I was at the presentations. Yellow was the last one to present and didn't have any slides or handouts like the others. He [Arvind Datt] spent most of the time explaining why he had renamed his firm Yellow. He treated the whole thing as a joke and actually said, 'I don't know why I am here.' (as if he'd already been promised the job."

BAINIMARAMA'S COUP MONEY MINISTER TO CURRENCY CONVICT
FIRCA tax investigator to VICTOR LAL ( 5 February 2008):
"Hi Victor. You have asked me to draft some paragraphs to support the Excel spreadsheet [we have leaked to you]. Here goes. I am going to impersonate a journalist for this one: The Minister [Chaudhry] explained to FIRCA that the interest did not belong to him, as he was holding the funds in trust for the Indo-Fijian community affected by the events of May 2000. FIRCA did not accept this explanation as the Minister could not provide any evidence of a trust deed, and the bank accounts were in his name alone, not a trustee for any trust. The Minister was subsequently taxed on the omitted income over the period 2001 and 2003. As at late last year he still had unpaid taxes on the interest of about $60,000. FIRCA staff who attempted to recover the tax debt were sent home. The new documents add to the already damning evidence already provided to this newspaper [The Fiji Sun] about the tax evasion by a serving Minister. We renew our call for an investigation by FIRCA and by the Prime Minister [Bainimarama]. If the former Chief Justice [Daniel Fatiaki] is considered unworthy to be a judge of his tax evasion, then the same should apply to a Minister who is responsible for the running of the country."

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28 January 2008: "Hi Victor. The details on Daaku's bank accounts were on that Excel spreadsheet I sent previously - Commonwealth bank and ANZ in Sydney. The file containing correspondence with him and bank statements is now held in a secure room in the bowels of FIRCA - it will not see the light of the day while the Interim Government is in power. Everyone in FIRCA is scared to touch anything with a hint of politics about it, and anyone who has even the slightest innocent link with actioning Daaku's file is sent home. In this climate of fear the truth about Daaku will never come out."
Fijileaks:
The TRUTH DID COME OUT when VICTOR LAL and RUSSELL HUNTER GOT HOLD OF CHAUDHRY'S ENTIRE TAX FILE, INCLUDING DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE OF THE HARYANA MILLIONS

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“A government that shows no regard for its people, forfeits its moral right to govern. Fortunately, next elections are not far off. People must think seriously –they have a choice that they should exercise wisely."

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FLP, 9 October 2017: Fiji Day: Change is in your hands

Tomorrow is Fiji Day. For many it is just another excuse for a holiday, a picnic, sports or the opportunity to visit the theatre.

But those of us who love our country should give a somber thought to where we are headed as a nation – after all, on this day 47 years ago we gained independence from our imperial masters, with freedom to run our country as we will.

After a very positive start under Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara as Prime Minister with multiracialism and cultural inclusiveness as his guiding beacons, Fiji prospered both socially and economically. In 1986, Pope John Paul impressed with the peace and harmony among our peoples, described Fiji “as the way the world should be”.

Alas, this was not for long. Faced with challenges, our fragile democracy crashed when barely six months later, the RFMF led by a third-ranking colonel [Fijileaks: SITIVENI RABUKA] invaded Parliament at gunpoint and took members of the elected Labour-NFP coalition government hostage in Fiji’s 1st coup d’etat on 14th May 1987.

Fiji has since been a troubled nation, reluctant to learn from its mistakes. We have suffered three more coups, tens of thousands of our people fled the nation faced with racial discrimination and an insecure future. We suffered serious setbacks to our economic and social development and lost much of the rights and freedoms we had gained in the first two decades of our independence.

Undoubtedly, the worst experience has been since the Army takeover of an elected government in December 2006. It led to a prolonged 8-year rule under a repressive army-backed administration which removed a number of our fundamental rights and freedoms through draconian decrees and placed the media under rigorous censorship to stop all opposition and criticism of the regime. There have been a series of human rights assaults.

Parliamentary elections were held in 2014 but under an imposed constitution which was specifically crafted to keep the usurpers in power. Nothing changed in the governance of our nation after the elections.

A couple of recent incidents well exemplify the continued authoritarianism in how policies are made unilaterally and imposed against the outcry of the people:

• #E-#ticketing – This is outright authoritarianism. It’s an imposition. The voice of so many people unhappy with the system is not being heeded. The commuters are suffering, the bus drivers are facing countless abuse but the government is determined to persist with this unpopular imposition. It shows insensitivity to the needs of the people, many of whom are living a hand to mouth existence in any case.

Government ministers, on the other hand, are not likely to encounter the same problems because they travel at public expense on chauffeur driven luxury vehicles.

• #Civil #service #crisis – blackmail tactics are being used to force civil servants to enter into short term individual contracts. Not only is the move unilateral, it is in direct violation of government’s own industrial relations laws which recognize collective bargaining. This shows a lack of respect for the rule of law. It also shows a lack of respect for the rights of workers.

“A government that shows no regard for its people, forfeits its moral right to govern,” says Labour Leader Mahendra Chaudhry.

“Fortunately, next elections are not far off. People must think seriously –they have a choice that they should exercise wisely.

God Bless Fiji

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Rabuka added that trade unions had been abolished and strikes outlawed. He vowed firm action against those inciting 'unrest and hatred'; excluding himself and his racist and violent Taukei Movement

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14 Comments
Chiku
9/10/2017 11:12:51 am

Mick Beddoes does a great job in demystifying the Bainimarama coup. Far from being a " clean up " coup the Bainimarama coup was a dirty rotten lying coup to grab power. Bainimarama is trying to sugar coat his coup by contrasting it with the Rabuka and Speight coup. The reality is that every coup was dirty, rotten and violent. Every coup caused suffering and fear. Every coup produced victims. Bainimarama tries to gloss over his role in producing many victims through his actions and failure to act with the professionalism expected of him as commander of the Fiji military.
Thinking people, in Fiji and Fijians living overseas are not fooled by Bainimarama's empty words.

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Cheeky
9/10/2017 12:08:45 pm

Chiku

Why there is no word of condemnation of Rabuka and especially SODELPA who are trying to foist this criminal coupist on us once again?

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Chiku
9/10/2017 12:29:09 pm

Every Fiji coup was dirty, rotten and violent. Every coupist should be in jail, not in parliament or government. How come the civilian coupist is in jail and the two military coupist are political leaders, one a current PM and the other a former PM trying to again become a PM?

Bahuki
10/10/2017 09:19:33 pm

You summed it all up pretty well Chiku, a coup is a coup regardless of a kingpin like Frankie himself comparing his to the others by Speight and Rabuka with Mickey condemning him for it.

Frankie is nothing more than a lackey when compared to his buddy Ayarse who is running the show that almost everyone hates him for having such a high ego, especially when the Fiji Times does some news reports about him which he doesn't like.

Talk about a major hindrance to media freedom which is FT's democratic right as a newspaper to be neutral without taking any sides unlike the Fiji Snub.

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Rajend Naidu
9/10/2017 11:38:48 am

Editor,
Dark Days and Dark Ways No More.
Kim UN Jung the North Korea dictator has promoted his younger sister to a senior position in the national political hierarchy. The move is seen as further consolidation of the Kim family's " grip on power " ( SBS news 9/10/17 ).
I am sure since the end of our dark days following Bainimarama's " clean up " coup there has been no such family or kilavata appointments and promotions in Fiji to consolidate the usurpers " grip on power ".
Feel free to correct me if I am wrong.
Sincerely,
Rajend Naidu

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Tomasi
9/10/2017 12:37:09 pm

Thank you Mick for the well written history and wisdom as usual. Whenever I read your article or hear you talk, I feel wonderful to be a fellow Fijian. You speak from your heart and mind and you have contributed a lot to our country. You are the kind of people we need to represent the people in Parliament.

The same cannot be said of my former school mate Voreqe. .He is a real embarrasment for Fiji. As we all know, in order to survive, he must continue to read the script prepared by others to mislead people and convince himself that things are ok. But deep inside him, in his quiet and alone moments, he must be really afraid, worried and always fearful of those around him. His guilty conscience continues to gut him, and he must accept that someday soon, he will have to stop running.

Voreqe has never stopped running since that day through the cassava patch. But he will surely stop soon, because someone will stop him or he will have come to end of the road. Oh, his AG and running mate will also be at the end of the race with him. The question is, What then???

Mick's advice is a wise one and one many of us have offered the two political athletes and thug rulers, Khai and Bai. Stop lying to yourself. Stop deceiving yourself. Admit your wrongs and ask for Fiji's forgiveness. The prerogative of mercy was a moral concept before it became a legal concept. It is a concept that we in Fiji are well aware of and will consider. But just as you displayed 'false courage' in defying the law and the people of the land of Fiji, it is time you display true courage, by convening a Truth and Reconciliation Committee to sit and adjudicate on the serious matters of law, morality and honour you and your accomplices are involved. That will be the beginning of a new Fiji that we can be proud of.

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Welcome Home
9/10/2017 03:09:02 pm

US Psychiatrist Dr Bandy Lee has been interviewed on CNN concerning the publication of her book: "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump". 27 US Psychiatrists have contributed to it. "There is a pervasive case to be made for The Duty to Warn and for The Duty to Protect in International Law. This case supersedes all other ethical considerations in her view and the views of her contributors. We ignore these two duties at our peril. Mick Beddoes reminds us of the basic and fundamental truth of the thirty year nightmare which has engulfed Fiji. Only a Truth and Justice Commission enabled by the Commonwealth and secured and resourced internationally may assist healing and Justice for all Fijians both At Home and in the Diaspora. This was asked for in writing twelve long years ago. No one chose to pay heed and thus a tsunami of further suffering swept in.

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Osea Malamalanitabua link
9/10/2017 06:32:19 pm

Well said MB for being upfront with your wonderful analysis of the effects of the coup de tat first by Rabuka,Bainimarama both Military and Speight a Civilian.Tomasi well done for your bravery to have a dig on your Vulivata,the PM, Bainimarama.To the three Coupist who went to the three top schools you have unknowingly learnt the concept that greed and avarice are accepted as a normal way of living.Sadly a Nation which has so much to offer to its citizens turned into a Killing Field with Debt Galore.
Coup is associated with Hell on Fire for it burns for ever and the only solution left for us in Fiji is to take the bull by the horns and get rid of the useless Army who is sell by date as of Now.No Commission of Truth will help us only People's Power Matters as demonstrated by MB in being TRUTHFUL to ourselves in condemning the Coups.It is now ripe and the best opportunity before 2018 to come and to launch a new Platform towards Democracy.The very best tool to use is UNITY with a full demonstration as shown in the 1960's Non-Violence Marches which bring HOPE to the forefront.The AG is fooling us all while the workers are getting peanuts,changing contracts with crisis in confidence is dwindling to its lowest webb.Wake UP People of Fiji the ball is in our court as I write...KICK FFP AND THE ARMY TO TOUCH. I have a suggestion to make if Rabuka and Bainimarama perform a true act of bravery get rid off the RFMF and dump all guns and ammunitions in Suva Harbour or Dakuibeqa.One thing to remember all of those who became fat cats and supported the Coup pay your debts to those you had damaged their lives,children and our women and mothers who lost so much during the last 25years of coup de tats.Last but not least TRUTH must prevail as a Biblical Tennent and MB a man of great experience in Civil and Politics has given all of us the opportunity to face the biggest election challenge [if it happens in 2018]TRUTH Vs LIE.How many cases of corruption have been heard...am I correct in saying that their are millionaires in FFP I rest my case.Vinakwa!.

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Najib
9/10/2017 07:29:00 pm

I am starting to become convinced that Bsinimarama's speech wtiters are deranged and he too for stupidly reading them publicly. How can he with a straight face stand up and cap in hand apologise for Rsbuka's coup when he has in his Csbinrt Inoke Kubuabola who was actively involved in the 1987 coup. How can he stand up and apologise with a straight face when he recently promoted his Ambassador to China, Naivalurua as Secretary for Foreign Affairs knowing that Naivalurua was the uniformed Captain with a balaclava who led other balaclava clad soldiers into Parliament when Rabuka dismissed government? How can he apologise when he and his family benefitted immensely from the their real estate acquisitions (one house for every child) and he having a million dollar contribution in the Fiji Provident Fund that he accumulated in the 7 years he was interim PM? This amount would see him earn more than $6,000 a week in pension not counting his seperate PM's pension that he would also get, what he really should be spolixing for is the systematic looting he, Khaiyum and their cronies have done to the public purse for their own selfish ends.

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Rajend Naidu
9/10/2017 08:48:11 pm

Editor,
You Have A Duty To Speak Out
Jamila Rizvi former editor-in-chief of Mamamia and media adviser of former PM Kevin Rudd and author ( https: // www.jamilarizvi.com.au ) said in response to the belated sacking of high profile film producer Harvey Weinstein for serial sex abuse that when " huge amount of power is concentrated in the hands of a small number of man at the top " you get that kind of situation. It's not unique to the film industry - this " blocks controlling " and calling the shot. It's the " culture of the industry " the silence on the one hand and the cover up on the other.( abc drum 9/10 ).
The former because of what Kim Masters, THR's editor-at-large, said was an " incredible culture of fear " ( 7.30 Report 9/10 ) . There is a lack of courage to speak out against the big boys and the entrenched power culture because it can adversely impact on careers.
But Rizvi points out that those who are in a position to know about the wrongdoing " You have a duty to speak out " to bring a change in the existing entrenched culture.
It goes without saying the same applies to in the politics business.
Sincerely,
Rajend Naidu

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Rajend Naidu
9/10/2017 09:34:25 pm

Editor,
Green Party, UK : Speak Truth To Power ( bbc 10/10 ).
That's what Mich Beddoes is doing in this article of his.
It takes courage to speak truth to power where power is propped up by the military.
Truth tends to be very unpalatable in that political context.
Sincerely,
Rajend Naidu

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Samjoe
10/10/2017 07:11:05 am

The Bainimarama regime is build on a foundation of lies.
That's a very weak foundation on which the destiny of a nation should rest. Fiji needs a new foundation for good democratic governance and national peace and progress.
That should begin by ending Bainimarama and Khaiyum's fraudulent rule.

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Bahuki
10/10/2017 08:02:55 am

Dark days continue to get darker than before considering how Rambo has done more than enough damage to the country. I think SODELPA just dug its own grave choosing a coup master that I won't be surprised if this leads to their eventual downfall in next years elections.

I believe SODELPA was doing quite well with Ro Kepa herself until she decided to handover the party to the wrong person in Steven Rambo.

At least its a bit of relief if Rambo himself retired and stayed out of politics since if it weren't for him, the coup dynasty would have never happened and Fiji would have been flourishing.

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Dekho
10/10/2017 09:29:10 pm

How can dark days be over when people with a dark past are still running the country?
Who are these people ? Fijileaks has exposed some of the less well known, shadowy ones. The well known ones like Bainimarama, Kubuabola, Khaiyum, Mataitoga are of course well known.

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