*Meanwhile, the former Sandhurst trained soldier and the former DPP
ACA RAYAWA has revealed more details of PAP leader Sitiveni Rabuka's alleged role in the mutiny that had led to loss of life, carnage, and bloodshed on 2 November 2000
*The Rabuka-Prasad girmit government has vowed to immediately FREE GEORGE SPEIGHT from prison, and bring back the Great Council of Chiefs who backed Speight.
*In 2000, the COMMONER Rabuka was the Chairman of the Great Council of Chiefs.
*The bloody mutiny at the RFMF barracks was the direct result of Speight's seizure of the Chaudhry coalition government.
*Meanwhile, the former Sandhurst trained soldier and the former DPP
ACA RAYAWA has revealed more details of PAP leader Sitiveni Rabuka's alleged role in the mutiny that had led to loss of life, carnage and bloodshed on 2 November 2000
As FFP leader BAINIMARAMA hurled one last accusation before campaigning closed against PAP leader SITIVENI RABUKA, reminding VOTERS of Rabuka's 1987 coups, and his alleged role in inciting the mutiny at the RFMF barracks on 2 November 2000, the former Sandhurst trained soldier and the former DPP ACA RAYAWA has revealed more details of Rabuka's alleged role that had led to loss of life, carnage and bloodshed on 2 November 2000
“He wanted to take over the position of the Commander, especially in 2000. One the day after George Speight took over parliament, he approached Turaga Tui Nayau as President and asked to take over the position of Commander which Tuinayau refused.”
Bainimarama says Rabuka didn’t like Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara’s rebuttal because he was still hungry for power.
“Again on the 2nd of November, everybody knew about that story, he was taken to court for that, and he survived, he got away.”
In the mutiny court case, four out of the five assessors found him guilty, but the trial judge acquitted him. Despite being accused by the then Lt Colonel Viliame Seruvakula of trying to incite a mutiny that aimed to assassinate the then military commander Voreqe Bainimarama, Rabuka escaped conviction. Source: FBC News