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Escape from Manus Island: Iranian refugee seeks asylum in Fiji scream newspapers around the world and on the internet. Fijileaks: Let us not condemn this asylum seeker as a "Muslim Terrorist" but hear his PLEA

28/1/2017

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And for Fiji Immigration authorities to explain to us how he got into Fiji? Broke and destitute, the young Iranian asylum seeker Logham Sawari has been given refuge by a Fijian family and is planning to present himself to Fiji immigration officials on Monday to seek protection

"Hopelessness and living in constant fear [in PNG] is leading him to consider drastic action. I also believe that his mental health is declining and is at a point where he needs to be given the support and safety very soon. I am very concerned for him. He is exhausted and I believe he is unable to continue. I also believe he will make some decisions that will see him either lose his life or at least end up more damaged."
Trauma worker Janet Galbraith to the UNHCR

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Loghman Sawari in Fiji
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Iranian refugee asylum seeker Loghman Sawari with his identify card in 2015
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WE must remember thousands of Indo-Fijians (many not even politically active) fled Fiji with or without their families from RACIST SITIVENI RABUKA and India even secretly gave deposed Prime Minister Mahendra Pal Chaudhry $2million to relocate to Australia with his family following the George Speight failed coup, and Ratu Tevita Mara fled to Tonga in a daring escape from Aiyaz Khaiyum and Frank Bainimarama, not to mention many native Fijians who fled abroad following the 2006 coup
"We may well entertain a vision of a world without refugees - a world in which men and women are never in jeopardy on account of their religion, their nationality, their political views, or their membership of any group, of a world in which people need never flee from war and civil strife. But this is not the sort of world in which we live. We can so easily be seized by despair or cynicism, by the wish to cultivate our own garden and to be sufficient unto ourselves. In the years that lie ahead, too, we shall encounter men and women on the run. It is beyond the capacity of mankind to predict where and when new refugee problems will arise. But we possess the fundamental ideas on human rights and a sense of fellow feeling that goes beyond countries and continents, religions, cultures, and racial borders. We live in a world community of states, as reflected in the United Nations. But we are living, too, in the world community of men and women - many of them men and women who are stateless..."
The Norwegian Nobel Committee while awarding the Nobel Peace Prize for 1981 to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

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Loghman Sawari pictured in Papua New Guinea in 2015

 Escape from Manus Island: Iranian refugee seeks asylum in Fiji
By Michel Gordon, Sydney Morning Herald, 28 January 2017

A young Iranian refugee who was held on Manus Island for more than three years has fled to Fiji, where he is seeking asylum on the grounds he fears persecution if he goes back to Papua New Guinea.

It is the first case where a refugee who sought asylum from Australia is claiming to be fleeing persecution by a country connected to the Coalition's deliberately harsh "stop the boats" policy.

Mr Sawari told Fairfax Media he had cobbled together the money for the airfare from several sources over several months.

Broke and destitute, he has been given refuge by a Fijian family and is planning to present himself to Fiji immigration officials on Monday to seek protection.

UNHCR officials are understood to be aware of his situation, which poses legal and diplomatic challenges for the countries involved. Fiji, PNG and Australia are all signatories to the refugee convention.

A warning that Mr Sawari could take extreme measures was included in a submission from trauma worker Janet Galbraith 10 weeks ago. The submission requested he be included in the proposed US resettlement deal because of his vulnerability.

"Hopelessness and living in constant fear is leading him to consider drastic action. I also believe that his mental health is declining and is at a point where he needs to be given the support and safety very soon," Ms Galbraith wrote to the UNHCR.

"I am very concerned for him. He is exhausted and I believe he is unable to continue. I also believe he will make some decisions that will see him either lose his life or at least end up more damaged."

Mr Sawari said he is terrified of being sent back to PNG. "If I go back they will make me crazy or they put me in the jail. I'm sure about that," he said by phone from Nadi.

"My problem is I cannot go back to Iran and I can't stay in PNG. I don't want to go to Australia. I just want to be free, just like human being. I would stay in Fiji. Here you can walk anytime - night, morning. You free here."

Ms Galbraith has just returned from three months in PNG and said Mr Sawari is more vulnerable than many others on Manus Island because his teenage years were filled with trauma and torture in Iran before his ordeal on Manus Island.

For the first few months of his detention in Papua New Guinea, Mr Sawari was an aberration: the boy in a detention centre that was supposed to be exclusively for men, a number of whom have wives and children in Australia.

He was 17 when he arrived on Manus Island in August 2013, one month after the then Labor government decided to remove children and family groups from the detention centre. A letter from Australian immigration officials told him he would be "treated as a minor for the purposes of accommodation, placement and other purposes". He remained in isolation until his 18th birthday, when he was told he would be staying.

He was one of the first refugees to be leave the detention centre on Manus Island after his claim for refugee status was accepted, but he suffered from depression and was taken to the local jail after attempting suicide soon after his release. Case notes dated January 2014 show that Mr Sawari was considered to be "high risk".

He lasted two months in PNG's second-biggest city, where he said he was terrified by an armed "raskol" and reduced to tears by bullying in the town before being befriended by a homeless youth.

After being refused permission to return to the transit centre, Mr Sawari fled on a boat and was protected by locals on a neighbouring island for some weeks before returning to Manus Island and being transferred to Port Moresby.

In Port Moresby, Ms Galbraith's report notes Mr Sawari continued to experience harassment, bullying and attacks. "He is extremely and obviously hyper-vigilant all the time. He seldom sleeps and often spends a week inside his unit as he is afraid to venture out."

Ms Galbraith said she had no warning of Mr Sawari's intentions, but had counselled him against previous escape plans, which included travelling by boat to the Solomon Islands.

"In PNG, many of the refugees are talking about doing this. He's just the first who has succeeded. It's not that others haven't tried."

He has also suffered from chronic dental problems, recurring infections in his ears, gums, throat and stomach since 2013 and bouts of fainting and dizziness.

His voice sounded excited and hopeful when he spoke to Fairfax Media soon after arriving in Fiji.

But the excitement had given way to anxiety, uncertainty and dread on Friday.

"Today I'm not really OK because I'm thinking too much what will happen." Source: The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 January 2017

When we asked for Indo-Fijian rights, Sitiveni Rabuka through his illegal decrees and native Fijian lawyers in 1987 called me and others "TERRORISTS" who were plotting to overthrow him through the smuggled "GUNS OF LAUTOKA" - Victor Lal, 29 January 2017;
"An Opponent of a Dictator is an Enemy of the State", whether it is
in Fiji or Iran. So, let us give this young Iranian asylum seeker the opportunity to prove his claim for asylum in Fiji, and not speak the despicable Donald Trump language against all MUSLIMS. Rabuka had branded all Hindus and Muslims as PAGANS who should be converted to Christianity. It was a matter of Sink or Swim with Indo-Fijians in Fiji

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The characters might have changed in Fiji but the language "anti-government terrorist" was still rife as late as last year - 2016:

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A historian has discovered a royal decree issued to Donald Trump’s grandfather ordering him to leave Germany and never come back.

Friedrich Trump, a German, was issued with the document in February 1905, and ordered to leave the kingdom of Bavaria within eight weeks as punishment for having failed to do mandatory military service and failing to give authorities notice of his departure to the US when he first emigrated in 1885.

Roland Paul, a historian from Rhineland-Palatinate who found the document in local archives, told the tabloid Bild: “Friedrich Trump emigrated from Germany to the USA in 1885. However, he failed to de-register from his homeland and had not carried out his military service, which is why the authorities rejected his attempt at repatriation.”

The decree orders the “American citizen and pensioner Friedrich Trump” to leave the area “at the very latest on 1 May ... or else expect to be deported”. Bild called the archive find an “unspectacular piece of paper”, that had nevertheless “changed world history”.

Trump was born in Kallstadt, now in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, in 1869. He emigrated to the US aged 16 initially to escape poverty, attracted by the gold rush.He quickly turned his attention to catering for the masses of other gold hunters in Alaska, later allegedly running a brothel for them, and there made his fortune. He habitually sent the gold nuggets with which his customers regularly paid for their food to his sisters who had already emigrated to New York and had started trading in property.

Returning on a visit to Kallstadt in 1901, Trump fell in love with Elisabeth Christ, whom he married a year later, returning with her to the US. But when she became homesick and wanted to return to Germany, the authorities blocked his attempts to settle there.

In an effort to overturn the royal decree dated 27 February 1905, Trump wrote an obsequious letter appealing to Prince Regent Luitpold, addressing him as “the much-loved, noble, wise and righteous sovereign and sublime ruler”.

But the prince rejected the appeal and the Trumps left Germany for New York with their daughter on the Hapag steamship Pennsylvania on 1 July 1905. Elisabeth was three months pregnant with Donald Trump’s father, Fred.

Residents of Kallstadt, a small wine-growing town of about 1,200 people in south-west Germany, joke that the blame for Trump becoming US president-elect lies with the German authorities who threw his grandfather out. They have so far shown little enthusiasm for claiming the businessman turned politician as their own.

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just wonderful
28/1/2017 10:34:46 am

Fiji Leaks: And for Fiji Immigration authorities to explain to us how he got into Fiji?

SMH reports: Mr Sawari told Fairfax Media he had cobbled together the money for the airfare from several sources over several months.

And so claimed asylum when he arrived into Nadi, using his new PNG passport (I presume) which requires no visa for Fiji.

So what I'm wondering about is whether this is the beginning of these Manus Island processing centre refugees travelling to Fiji (on valid travel documents) and claiming asylum upon arrival?

What is PNG's position on this? Pls seek a statement FijiLeaks.
I hate to think they are complicit in encouraging these refugees to leave PNG for a 3rd country to settle in.

While I absolutely sympathise with this young man who has been through so much at the hands of PNG and under Australia's watch, Fiji is not their dumping ground.

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Tomasi Tabanidalo
28/1/2017 02:01:17 pm

Agree with "just wonderful". Need to find out how this man entered Fiji. Where is our border control strategies? If anyone and everyone can enter Fiji as they will, what's the use of spending millions on border control. Fiji needs to learn from some lessons from the Ozees. They also opened their boarders for Lebanese and see the result today. These so called asylum are today running havoc and repaying the genorisity of the Ozees by threating the well being of Australians citizens. Germany is another living testimony of asalyum astrocrties. Fiji does not have the capability to control such people. A stop needs to be put to this now and border controlled tightened. Whatever his story, we shouldn't try to become political correct and let evil enter our house and make it their own. The Fijian family who facilitated and is taking care of such people should also be investigated and prosecuted. Stop this garbage of giving asylum to these so called persecuted. We already have a kaiyum problem sucking our blood and cultural values away.

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Nick
29/1/2017 11:45:40 pm

Agree with Tomasi 100%. Where are the "rich" muslim countries taking care of their so called "Muslim brothers and sisters" in distress? Why do the likes of Fiji, Australia, European countries, USA, etc need to bear the burden of accommodating these Asylum seekers? President Donald Trump has done right to ban asylum seekers from "suspect countries" and other countries should follow suit.

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jml
28/1/2017 09:47:30 pm

It won't be too difficult for the refugees in Manus Island to obtain a PNG passport if they can get enough money (in a brown paper bag) to do so. They are not there by choice nor a welcome guest similar to those in Nauru. And with no entry visa these folks can move in and out at will. And some of own folks -citizens- are barred from entry on grounds that they are a "national threat".

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Fiji First Party
29/1/2017 11:23:11 am

We feel a lot of empathy with the Refugee Sawari. He has been through a lot. He has a story to tell – and we have an obligation to listen.

And we can only marvel at the wonder of his achievement to have landed in Fiji and proclaim asylum. We admire his ability to have obtained a passport and then to do the ticketing from the confines of a Refugee Camp ran by the courtesy (of the atrocities) of the Australian authorities. And how did he manage his timely escape from the Refugee camp to the airport and boarding a flight to the safely of Nadi. What a story! And all refugee stories are also, ultimately, Human Rights stories.

It made us reminisce of our times, as ‘refugees’, at the Girmit Center in Lautoka (2000/01) trying to do exactly that for those refugees to land safely and to safety in Auckland – woof...but in vain.

But we did bring our (supposedly) abrogated Peoples 1997 Constitution back to Life ...and to Live forever.

But Bravo Sawari – Welcome to Fiji –and Feel free to stay.

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VERY TRUE TOMASI
30/1/2017 01:33:47 am

Completely agree with Tomasi - where the hell is our so called "very secure border control". If this guy can enter Fiji so easily under the pretext of being a "refugee" then God help - whose next?? More and more of them and others with guns, drugs, HIV's........

Fiji already has its massive social problems and its citizens (whose great grand father's have toiled so hard) suffer from unemployment, housing (just look at the squatter settlements sprawling), education, depleting fish stocks, land scarcity......this list can go on and on.

Commentators like Fiji First Party and his ilk should pay heed to the Lebanese EXAMPLE Tomassi so eloquently describes - the Aussies are now paying a very high price for granting this group refugee status during the last 15 years and now they are virtually destroying Australia, left, right and centre - guns, drugs, sheer disrespect for the Australian law, rorting the welfare system, producing children like guinea pigs, planning to kill white Australians on a massive scale, corruption (just last year of the the most powerful Labanese MP Eddie Obeid was jailed for 15 years for official corruption).....They are openly demanding Australia to be "Muslimised" and having sharia law.

Sawari and other muslims who claim to be persecuted are nothing but economic refugees - people who are escaping their country for greener pastures. Why cant he go to Saudi Arabia, Qatar or Dubai??? Surely these are muslim countries who would and should accept other muslims like him with open arms??

Its about time we should kick this person out of Fiji asap to give others a clear message - Fiji is not a dumping ground!!!

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just wonderful
30/1/2017 03:39:06 am

Fellow bloggers, please 're-read the SMH news.

This young chap Loghman Sawari "... was one of the first refugees to leave the detention centre on Manus Island after his claim for refugee status was accepted..."

So that means he was officially a refugee in PNG.

You see, they initially come into a country legally or illegally, seeking asylum. These ones at Manus Island came by boat (headed to Australia) but were seized and taken to PNG to get processed in this offshore processing centre (fully funded by Australia while operations on the ground were left in the hands of PNG to manage), and so once their claim for refugees status are determined to be genuine, they are then free to do what they like, settle down and find a job (as they do not need a work permit). They also enjoy the same Constitutional rights and protections as ordinary PNGs except for voting and one or two other rights reserved only for the native PNGs.

Obviously this young chap found blending into PNG society difficult and where the law ought to have protected him (from being bullied, beaten etc) given his age and vulnerability, it didn't.

I would expect that he would have known some Tok Pisin (PNG pigin) as they would have been taught at the processing centre before he was released into society to find work, settle down and fend for himself.

A few questions:

1) given his condition and state of mind as reported, why wasn't he given all the help that he needed?

2) where and how did he get the money to buy his air ticket?

3) how did he get a PNG passport (which I assumed he travelled on), so quickly?

If he destroyed his travel documents enroute to Nadi so that its not clear to us whether he had indeed travelled on PNG passport; the airline that uplifted him from PNG should have that info on their travel records.

Also the PNG immigration records should have that info since they also processed him at the airport.

So even if Sawari does not have any travel doc on his person now, the fact remains that he did travel on some official PNG travel doc to come to Fiji.

@ Tomasi, I disagree with your suggestion that the family who took him in ought to be investigated and prosecuted, as it was our Fiji immigration who allowed him into the community and as reported, Sawari was to present himself back to them (i.e. immigration) today (Monday). Taking this young man is the most decent thing to do so the family should be commended. The only issue is that he urgently needs a full medical examination as he could potentially be a threat to the family (since they are not aware of his background and all that he had been exposed to while living in PNG), and by extension, poses a potential threat to the larger community.

On a broader note, I hope that this is not a passing of the buck by PNG (following Australia's bad example) who btw are both obligated to take care of these refugees but instead as we see in Sawari's case, actively "discouraged" him from, firstly, going to Australia (for goodness sake, what young person would NOT want to go live in Australia and here, Sawari brightly says he doesn't want to go there! Now I hope Sawari's not harbouring an intention to go to grand 'ol US of A since he may very well not have heard about granny Trump's recent ban on I, I, L, S, S, S and Y - since these are jihadist countries); and then secondly, PNG makes life very, very difficult for him to settle down, and then cunningly suggests in his ear that he leaves for Fiji since we have a large ethnic Indian population where he can blend in better. WTH!

Do they take Fijians for stupid or what?

Sigh! Now that he's on our shores, we are obligated by law, to take care of him. As FFP says, welcome Sawari!




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Bigots !
30/1/2017 10:31:59 am

Listen to yourselves...

...“Whatever his story, we shouldn't try to become political correct and let evil enter our house and make it their own”...[Tomasi].

And... “ left, right and centre - guns, drugs, sheer disrespect for the Australian law, rorting the welfare system, producing children like guinea pigs...” [Very True Tomasi].

Now how is this above attitude of yours, Tomasi, any different from the attitude of pigheadedness often exhibited by Khaiyum??
Refugee Sawari deserves the same big ‘Bula Vinaka Welcome’ that Fiji is famous for, towards its Visitors – which is also an integral part of our culture.

And Christianity too is about Love and understanding and helping humanity.

Otherwise, Tomasi and your irks are sounding as FAKE as Khaiyum – and come tomorrow (without Khaiyum) you would vending all your usual venom against the Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Kai-India – all evil , nonbelievers and harams ...blah...blah... as the bloody bigots go.

Now go start raving you NOT a Racist to someone else...somewhere else.

Refugee Sawari is entitled to all the respect and the privileges accorded to a refugee and asylum seekers as per all the appropriate Conventions of the UN for Asylum seekers and Human Rights.

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Bigots Really??
30/1/2017 09:33:37 pm

@Bigots! must be a muslim who holds such passionate feelings of humanity towards Sawari. That is so damn good!

He should be immediately given a diplomatic post by Bai-Kai as it will immediately solve Fiji's current fiscal problems. He/she could negotiate with Australia to take in all the "refugees" currently on PNG and Nauru in return for $50m that Australia is willing to pay to rid of these menace (just remember these "refugees" paid about A$5,000 each to come by boat- when currently 20 million or so GENUINE refugees are waiting in the queue for settlement)

And then wait and see for another 10 or 20 years and Fiji will be a real paradise - like we have in other places - Labanon, Somalia, Yemen, Syria.........

Grow up @Bigots!!


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Prayers
31/1/2017 08:59:31 am

Calm down brother, chant Babylon. The lord has blessed us abundantly already - and the havens awaits too. Have faith,believe, worship and Love. God bless.

Now we know too why the good Lord has placed Fiji safely in the hands of Khaiyum. Thank you Lord.

Thank you Khaiyum and Bainimarama for keeping these ethno-nationalist, extremist and racists, fascists SDL / Sodelpa at Bay.

WE pray the good Lord may make you win the next elections too.

Yes -Really!!
3/2/2017 09:07:25 pm

BIGOTS - FullStop.!

just wonderful
30/1/2017 11:06:36 am

Last post for this thread, and I direct this particularly to the itaukei men: evil exists everywhere, so if you love your country, then please get busy by taking good care of your families - i.e. raise your kids well and ground them on core, moral values, then walk the talk by being good role models (i.e. not being a grog dopey, drunk, immoral and abusive); impart to them the values of our beautiful Christian heritage so that they may grow up to be responsible and informed citizens in our pluralistic society.

This is a battle that will probably go on for eternity as it is ultimately a battle of ideas - to win hearts and minds that IMHO, you men and all you irresponsible parents, are so ill-prepared for. In other words, you simply cannot give what you don't have, so get cracking with your responsibilities!

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Aliki
30/1/2017 02:13:23 pm

I would welcome genuine asylum seekers but I hate people who cheat.
This reminds me of a recent BBC news when an illegal immigrant entered London airport and now claiming benefit.He told the council and media that he bought a British passport in a Calais refugee camp in France for £300, by a group of young Brits Muslims.This group will matched up a looked alike person on the passport by using a face recognition apps.
This immigrant continued to confessed that about seven of his mate have managed to go through UK by using the same passport.How this works is as soon as one immigrant reached other side,he gave the same passport to a group member to take it to France and they continue the same process to another person.

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Simione Rakosia
31/1/2017 01:53:32 am

To all do-gooders out there can someone please tell me how many people do we let in before we stop. 1 , 10 , 1,000,000 ??? Also one does not seek aylum within a private household. How can a private citizen accomomdate an political asylum? What's goverment gonna do about this. We do not have the resources to be dealing in this cross-boarder niceties - unless this is part of an overall strategy and plan to utilise unused native land. Watch this space!!! If the president of most powerful and richest government of our time is thinking USA First and bugger everybody else ( then attends a Breakfast Prayer meet ) shouldn't our government also be thinking like Fiji First ...(so sorry everyjuan) in the true sense of the word and put a stop on this invasion period .....mull over this one do gooders.

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Ali
31/1/2017 12:25:28 pm

Hey, Calm Down there Man.

There is ONLY one. And you are verbal like your house is on fire.

Take care to read the post above. Sawari has suffered a lot already and is of fragile mind - He is very young and alone and vulnerable. Be a Man. Have a Heart. Sawari needs our HELP.

There are thousands of undeserving Chinese, Koreans, Sri-Lankans and Indians are entering our country everyday, to settle permanently and we say nothing but ONE miserable refugee has brought about such bigotry.

If the President of USA eats shit -that does not mean we do too.

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Wai le Aliki
31/1/2017 03:13:50 am

@Aliki documents a tale which can have a chilling effect for Fiji....


If they can do this to countries like UK which has such sophisticated systems regarding border control and documentation checks, imagine what they can to to Fiji????????

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Muslim solidarity
1/2/2017 01:59:57 am

Commentators like @Ali and his ilk are the epitome of muslim solidarity. Looks like Ali, like his chor uncle and visa liar A-S-K, wants Fiji to become a mulim state.

If you have proof that there's "thousands of undeserving Koreans, Chinese, Sri Lankans, and Indians are entering [Fiji] everyday, to settle permanently", then surely you ought to give that to your uncle khaiyum - after all he is the minister of everything and if your allegation has any substance, he can issue executive order to deport such "undeserving" people overnight. He even deported an American just couple of months ago despite she being in Fiji legally and being a property owner. Where were you then Mr Ali? Did you raise any concerns through Fijileaks or other medium? Surely Not!!

The issue is not that Sawari is very young, vulnerable and needs help. The question is how the he initially paid A$5,000 to come to AUSTRALIA by boat, manage to bribe PNG authorities for a passport, have the money to buy ticket to FIJI and not any other south pacific neighbouring countries (NZ, Tonga, Samoa, Cooks..).

These are not the musings of someone whose "very young, miserable, fragile as Ali and his ilk assert. Rather, these are the attributes of a cunning, shrewd, opportunist and self serving person.

Oops, these attributes also appear to be the hallmarks of Fiji's current AG and Minister for Everything!!

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To The Very Point
31/1/2017 11:09:06 pm

@Simione's comments appear to be the truth and hits at the core point - this case maybe the starting point of muslim refugees coming here because of the vast amounts of Unused Native Lands that we have

And perhaps it appears to be the brain child of ASK as he wants to convert Fiji into a muslim state. After all his hallmarks of tyranny, abuse of office, theft, nepotism, cronyism....
all bode well with what these muslim refugees are causing to their safe haven countries.

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Itaukei link
1/2/2017 11:38:30 am

Look deep down our soul and rethink before you utter a comment against any individual in need of help. What if the refugee was your brother, son or husband trying to genuinely flee persecution and crimes against humanity. Reality is there are good law abiding Muslims who deserve another hope in life. Who are we to judge, please let's not pull the cart before horse and wait for investigation and outcome. I am sure some of you will swallow your own venom of hatred. God Bless Fiji....

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Thank You
1/2/2017 09:13:27 pm

Thank goodness for your comments. Makes us believe in humanity again - Just thank you!


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