  THREE CHEERS TO FIJIFIRST PARTY  DUG DEEP INTO HIS WALLET TO MATCH DONATION OF HIS COLLEAGUES, Arnesh Kumar  |  BORN TO WIN? WHO, Arnesh Kumar? He donated $10,000 to FFP in 2017
Reportedly owns a plot of land on the Naisoso Industrial Sub-Division. Previously, he was general manager at Tuna Pacific Co Ltd, 1994-1998. He donated $10,000 to FFP in 2017  |
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We could not identify a donor in the 2017 FFP Donor List, wrongly recorded as MCADEN MUTALIC who, on 18 April, donated $10,000 to FFP (Receipt No 1718). Now, it turns out he should have been listed as MLADEN MLADEN MATULIC, General Manager, Vuksich & Borich (Fiji) Pte Limited. Another, MANOJ JEET, Office Manager and Finance, on the same day, 18 April, donated $10,000 (Receipt No 1717) and another staffer ARNESH KUMAR donated, again on 18 April, $10,000 (RN, 1719). And, WHO is Rajnesh Prasad who, on 18 April donated $10,000 (RN 1716) to FFP? Mutalic, Jeet, and Kumar donated a total of $30,000 in 2017. Did they donate on behalf of the company? Have they disclosed their donations to FRCA?
We apologise for the time it is taking to identify and reveal the donors, for the FFP LISTS reek of FRAUD, so we are forensically following the
MONEY and DONORS, especially relating to INDO-FIJIANS. We suspect many BIG BUSINESS houses added the names of their staff, through coercion and intimidation, or behind their backs, to swell their donations. CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY:
The donors list remind us of the Chiefs, Thieves, Indians, and Others who bled the National Bank of Fiji dry under that rabid racist and fascist Sitiveni Rabuka. In 2010, a decade ago, our Founding Editor-in-Chief had exposed most of them in a 24 part series on C4/5 website - Who was Who! Alarmingly, a recent Fiji Times headline screamed A Clash of the Titans - Rabuka v Bainimarama. And a Fiji Sun Opinion Poll claimed Voters were gearing up for Bainimarama, Rabuka and Chaudhry. What is wrong with the people of Fiji, to crave for Two Coupists and a Currency Convict, as if there are no other individuals available to lead Fiji? These Floatsam and Jetsam must be consigned to the dustbin of history.
Lets not forget, that for many people in Europe in the 1930's, Herr Adolf Hitler too had a 'very compelling position'.
For six years, the Opposition sat on their bums in Parliament until I began the journey last week to track down the DONORS. That alone should be reason to KICK THEM OUT! We have made no secret of our position whenever Niko Nawaikula opens his big mouth on Indigenous Rights, as if Fiji's problems will go away once native Fijians are back in POWER. If anything, we need to keep Waqavuka's Fiji Airways planes on standby in case of a SODELPA win under Rabuka - for Indo-Fijians will be frog-marched out of Fiji under the banner of indigenous rights. Believe US!!! In May 1987, the old Fiji Sun was forced to cease operations in the country after it published allegations that Rabuka had bought a house in Suva favoured by wealthy Indo-Fijians and expatriates, on a 100% mortgage from a prominent Alliance politician. Veteran Fiji Sun journalists like Nemani Delaibatiki were hauled up to the military barracks at gunpoint to endorse the nationalist coup, which he resolutely refused to accept, and his life was made so unbearable that he had no choice but to move with his family to New Zealand.
History will repeat itself, and once again losers will be commoner Fijians. The rich Indo-Fijian businessmen will continue with their taralala, enriching themselves under a Rabuka government. We notice one of the donors to FijiFirst Party is Ugesh Narayan of BW Holdings/Touchwood Investments Ltd. In Part Eleven of the series (22 June 2010), our Founding Editor-in-Chief had identified Narayan as one of many Indo-Fijians who had joined the scramble for Rabuka's loans: 'BW Holdings Ltd's road to more than $1million from collapsed NBF", concluding,
"I am not sure if BW Holdings ever cleared its loan to the NBF, for the company has not replied to my e-mail regarding its debt of over $1million to the collapsed bank. If BW Holdings has not settled its loan, than it becomes imperative for a Commission of Inquiry into its loan dealings and a retrospective decree to re-coup from it the $1million loan, to be set aside for the poorest of the poor, who were deprived of $327million of taxpayers’ money with the collapse of the NBF. I also notice that the Fiji National Provident Fund on 11 May 2010 had publicly identified BW Holdings on its official website among one of the many companies who had not paid its FNFP contribution: “B W Holdings Ltd: January 2010 to March 2010.” But what about BW Holdings Ltd’s $1, 146,012 loan from the collapsed NBF? To repeat Nazhat Shameem, who has noted that what was supposed to be an affirmative action program to advance soft loans by the NBF to the disadvantaged indigenous population was in fact a slush fund for the privileged, many of whom were not indigenous and some of whom were cronies of people in authority. In the words of a great Muslim sage: “Say what is true, although it may be bitter and displeasing to people.”
We say Aiyaz Sayed Khaiyum is the new 'Chiefly Robber Baron of Fiji', and we will back our claims when we begin revealing the Indo-Fijian FFP donors from his LISTS (2014-2019) that he submitted to the Supervisor of Elections
