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BLOODBATH IN PARIS:TERRORISTS screaming 'Allahu Akbar' kill scores in Paris; Ro Kepa sends condolence and says 'Fiji should assess whether these terrorist elements are even a threat to Fijians here on our shores'

14/11/2015

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Fijileaks sends its deep condolences to all the people of France following the horrible terrorist attacks in Paris

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STATEMENT
Nov 14/ 2015]
 
Opposition Stretches Hands across the Oceans in Support for France

The Leader of Opposition Hon Ro Teimumu Kepa today urged the people of Fiji to remember the people of France being put through torment as news of the terror attacks in Paris hit the news this morning Fiji time.

"I am deeply moved upon seeing the images and hearing news coming out of Paris today", said Ro Teimumu.

"Terrorists have once again shown the world that they will trigger the most disgusting acts of violence to further their agenda and this is an opportune time for Fiji to seriously and urgently assess whether these terrorist elements are even a threat to Fijians here on our shores," added Kepa.

The Leader of the Opposition offered condolences and prayers for France and supported the rapid and resolute moves by President Francois Hollande who is presently leading France through the current State of Emergency.
 
Authorized By                                
Ro Teimumu Kepa


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FIJI'S VERY OWN DEATH THIRSTY "COCKROACH" HUNTER ASHNEEL SUDHAKAR IN FFP. Despite VICTOR LAL'S repeated complaints to Police, he is still on the loose, with Aiyaz Khaiyum appointing his self-confessed Masoor Goonda, who got only 895 VOTES, as Government Whip:

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Two days ago he was still describing his opponents as "Cockroach Boys"

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Fijileaks: The failure of Bainimarama-Khaiyum's POLICE to act against these blood-thirsty hounds left VICTOR LAL with no option but to report them to British and Canadian authorities - it's only a matter of time before they are arrested, if and when, they travel through London and Deepak Chauhan is tracked down in Canada; Annil Chandra, the former Police Officer is "swiping grog" under Police's nose in Ba!

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The small Muslim community in Fiji, which has historically proved conspicuously law-abiding and loyal to the country, was a potential incubator for religious zealots in the age of al-Qaeda related global terrorism, said the controversial and secretive Defence White Paper (DWP) 2004 that was prepared for the previous SDL government.

But in order to counter the influence and infiltration of the al-Qaeda in the country the Fiji Muslims, the Defence Paper recommended, should be recruited as an ally for the Fiji authorities in the war on global terrorism. The Nadi international airport was another potential terrorist target from international Islamic terrorists, warns the DWP.

Global terrorism had global reach, and therefore, said the DWP, threatened Fiji. Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaeda network of Islamic extremists had links to organisations in Southeast Asia such as Jemaah Islamiyah and Laskar Jihad. While such groups had more reason and opportunity to mount attacks within Southeast Asia than in the Pacific Islands, the Bali bombings in 2000, the DWP stated, showed the havoc that can be caused by a single attack on an international tourist destination. Australians, who were an increasing proportion of Fiji’s tourists, may have been a specific target in the Bali bombing. This was because of Australia’s close alliance with the United Sates of America, the DWP noted.

As regards the potential terrorist attack on international airports, especially the Nadi international airport, the DWP pointed out that such an attack could take the form of a bombing within or close to the airport terminal, the placement of a bomb on an aircraft, the hijacking of an aircraft bound either to or from Fiji, or the launching of a short-range missile by a terrorist near the perimeter of the airport against an aircraft landing or taking off.

Moreover, according to the DWP, Fiji was vulnerable not only as a target for international terrorism, but also as a transit point for terrorists organising an attack elsewhere in the region. A terrorist attack targeted against the transport our tourism industry anywhere in the region, and especially in Fiji, would have a devastating impact on the national economy of the country.


Although the DWP did not directly impute any terrorist intention to the Muslim community of Fiji, it did highlight the danger of al-Qaeda inspired infiltration of the community: ‘The small Muslim community in Fiji, mainly Sunni but with a minority of Shia adherents has historically proved to be conspicuously law-abiding and loyal to Fiji. The community is unlikely to harbour or tolerate Muslim extremists. The Muslim community should be recruited as an allay for the authorities in the war on terrorism, but the conjunction of anti-Americanism, Fijian participation in Iraq’s transition-despite being on private contract-and perceptions of discrimination at home is a potential incubator for zealots.”
 
In a separate but related analysis of Fiji’s participation in the Iraq conflict, the DWP however discounted any potential threat to the country’s internal security from the former soldiers and police recruited by the Global Risks Strategies (GRS) to act as guards and escorts in Iraq. The three-member Committee had also consulted the GRS in the preparation of the DWP.

There was some concern, noted the DWP, that returning GRS employees who failed to find other employment may become a security risk themselves. This may be so but the people employed have previous military or police training so this ‘industry is not adding to he potential problem of unemployed miscreants with military skills’.

Moreover, the DWP concluded, ‘they have witnessed the political power of the gun at home so will not be exposed to anything new there either’.

On 21 February 2003, the Sudanese-born Sheikh Majid was expelled from Fiji, despite being resident here for 18 years, when his work permit expired. The Fiji immigration authorities, acting on US and Australian ‘intelligence’ reports, claimed that Sheik Majid represented a security threat, despite non-disclosure of the alleged evidence. Sheik Majid was the director of the Islamic Institute of the South Pacific, based in Suva, and had worked closely with Fiji’s Muslim community.

The president of the Fiji Muslim League and former Government senator Hafiz Khan, while denying that the expulsion was a part of the anti-Muslim phenomena sweeping around the world, had however expressed regret at the manner and haste in which Sheik Majid was expelled from Fiji.

The immigration officials had found $30,000 cash in the Sheik’s home, the money said to be a gift from a wealthy Saudi benefactor to the Fiji Muslims to celebrate Ramadan. The Muslim community had claimed that it was aware of the large funds and that no money had been spent without the approval of the Fiji Muslim Council.

The former Director of Immigration, Joseph Browne, went out of his way to reassure the Fiji Muslims that they were not being specifically targeted as a special religious group. Following Sheik Majid’s expulsion, on March 3, Fiji signed an “anti-terrorism” pact with the Australian government. A year later, in 2004, the DWP once again focused on the Fiji Muslims.

Although the DWP had been with the SDL government since 2004, it was only in 2006, during the election campaign, and following the dangerous standoff between the Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase and Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama, that the former admitted its existence. Prime Minister Qarase however had refused to divulge the contents or recommendations contained in the DWP.



13 Comments
maropito
14/11/2015 09:58:46 am

Will the coup thug Sitiveni Qiliho speak to Assneel Shudhaker for threatening to kill the opposition and the Fijian, the African was unable to speak.

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rajend naidu
14/11/2015 10:02:58 am

According to Global security expert Joseph Siracusa RMIT Professor of Human Security and International Diplomacy all the religious mubo jumbo is nothing but a cover up for these people who terrorise and kill innocent civilians . They are " just gangsters " ( ABC 14/11 ).who want to impose their reign of fear and tyranny.

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Paris France
14/11/2015 11:46:18 am

Today France is in mourning, thoughtless people have taken so many innocent souls to grave.
Let us today leave pettiness away and pray..

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Charlie Charlie
14/11/2015 11:57:49 am

Majority of the Fiji Muslim community are totally loyal and dedicated to rule of law. They are far from being extremist. However, recent inflow of refugees and migrants from extremists countries like afganistan, Pakistan, Iraq and the like can change everything. They are surely going to influence the local Muslim population and instill extremism. This is the biggest mistake Fiji is making by allowing refugees and migrants from such evil countries into Fiji. Wake up Fiji immigration. Look beyond your nose and you will see the shit that you are allowing into Fiji.

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Fiji First Party
14/11/2015 08:47:10 pm

I have reservations about lumping the terrorists together with the Refugees. We have a human obligation to help the Refugees.

There is ONLY a minority of one Muslim in Fiji who has obviously been very Disloyal to our Constitution and who regularly disrespects the rule of law. In fact,He thinks himself above the 'rule of law'. He is the only suspect - the rest of the Muslims we Love.

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King Rat
14/11/2015 11:33:05 pm

Very true. We have to be careful that we do not lump in the radical jihadists/terrorists with the rest of the Muslim community worldwide who are peace-loving and God fearing.

If we fail to make that distinction in our analysis then we would be just as guilty as ISIL et al in not drawing a distinction in their targeting of innocent civilians as in he case of in Paris and elsewhere.

Refugees are not the problem. Many of them are escaping the actions of groups like ISIL, Al Qaida, Jabat Al Nusra etc who have misrepresented Islam in their bid to take humanity back to this idea of the 'caliphate'.

Lets be careful about looking upon refugees as being a 'problem'. There are larger issues at stake. There are political refugees, economics refugees and in the Pacific, we will have 'environmental' or climate change refugees. Fiji has said it will accept the latter from Tuvalu and Kiribati.

What Fiji needs to set up is a careful screening process of refugees who wish to stay in Fiji. I think they already have that as part of their border control policy.

Sa dri yani

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Rustam
14/11/2015 03:27:22 pm

Very sad news on Paris. My thoughts are with the families of the aggrieved.

Why..? Just Why?

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Thinker
14/11/2015 06:50:16 pm

Recent terrorist attacks on 6 seperate places in Paris puts Paris in a mess

AND

Khaiyum send Bainimarama to attend meeting in Paris.

Is kai tar getting bai?

Internal Mahabharata begins

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Vinay
14/11/2015 09:17:19 pm

My sympathies to the French people . Regarding jihad and Fiji it would be intrusting to listen to what the imported religious teachers from Saudi or Pakistan teach our local Muslim population .
Anyways can't say much as a kafir like me be considered a rasist if you say much . In the end it's simple " as long as we are civilised they can be barbaric , the day we become barbaric they will cease to exit"
Cheers

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Dr. Mirchi
14/11/2015 09:25:19 pm

How is Bai's diarrhea? If he is flying 'Fiji Air" he should not eat on the plane or else more diarrhea, boy. We don't want him arriving in Paris all drippy, whippy - as Paris has enough on its plate at the moment.

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rajend Naidu
14/11/2015 09:31:35 pm

Editor,
The threat in Fiji does not come from terrorist from outside. It is from our own homegrown terrorist who have no respect for the rule of law and constitutional governance. The threat of violence, coercion and intimidation, and the actual use of violence has also been the tool of their trade.
It is this homegrown terrorist that the people of Fiji need to worry about and guard against to protect their rights and freedoms and their desire to live in a peaceful democracy.
Sincerely,
Rajend Naidu

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anna lan
16/11/2015 06:44:33 am

What about the refugees in Fiji from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh. What checks were done on those. Fiji does not have the capability to cross checks people ID from other countries.

Remember when Syrian refugees tried to enter Hungary there were Bangladeshi posing as Syrians holding Syrian passports.

Also remember when 9/11 happened couple of terrorist were in Fiji . they were there should the US airline fail the mission they will hijack the Air Pacific bound to US. And some Muslims knew why they were they and this was confirmed by then Govt .

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Ah..
16/11/2015 06:38:25 pm

Speculating...!

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