FIJIFIRST PARTY: There is no need to apply to stand for Parliament, for under Khaiyum's Constitution you will be automatically called from your 'political graveyard' even if you got only 589 votes Dean; Patel QUITS!

THE POLITICAL PIMP: Aiyaz Khaiyum and his Constitution have made a mockery of the meaning of elections in a democracy - Parliament like a revolving brothel door for losing candidates from all political parties - except parties with less than 5% of total votes!

From Fijileaks Archive:

Fijileaks: If so, why was Patel given FFP ticket to contest election?; he was NFP treasurer before he resigned to fight election under FFP banner

MOCKING MPs: Two FFP Ministers who barely got 1000 votes each (Koya, 875; Akbar, 990 votes) and yet in Khaiyum-Bainimarama's Cabinet; Jioje Konrote got only 1,585 votes and becomes PRESIDENT OF FIJI

DOUBLE STANDARD: The above two are "qualified" under Khaiyum and Father David Arms twisted d'Hondt Electoral System to take their seats in Parliament (and feed on taxpayer paid hefty salaries) and yet the same FFP government says certain degrees and qualifications will not be recognized because of the quality and standard!

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COMING SOON:
Fijileaks has obtained a Draft Copy of Teleni's Defence Review

1. TELENI will likely push at this Friday’s National Security and Defence Council [NSDC] meeting for the submission date of the Strategy Paper to August, 2015, although CAWARU differed in saying that he may push for the Strategy Paper to be submitted in September, 2015. This also effectively means that the submission of the Intelligence White and Police White Paper may also be submitted in September at the latest;
   
2. CP’s submission on behalf of his Syndicate was notable for the following:
   1. pointed out an inconsistency in the Strategy Paper so far as it did not mention the NSDC’s decision to not go ahead with the National Intelligence Agency and to incorporate the NIA concept while strengthening the FPIB;
   2. there was a lot of repetition across the six chapters in the Strategy and that there was need to cut out the repetition therefore making it easier to make the document’s content more harmonised;