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NBFGATE: Professor Wadan Narsey -  Rabuka rewriting economics and history...[His] statements on the SODELPA website on NBF disaster and the long-term impact can be described as “false”, “lies” or “propaganda”

15/10/2017

14 Comments

 

"Why is the SODELPA leadership allowing their new elected political leader [Sitiveni Rabuka] to display that he has a pathetic knowledge of economics and finance and should NEVER again be given authority over taxpayers’ billions, let alone a child’s piggy bank?" - Professor Wadan Narsey

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HERE is the reason why I keep urging native Fijians not be be seduced by SODELA's bogus indigenous rights howlers under Sitiveni Rabuka. The NBF loans was supposed to be an affirmative action program to advance soft loans to the disadvantaged indigenous population but became, in fact, a slush fund for the privileged. After the Rabuka coups in 1987, his paramount chiefly family - the Ganilaus - and their companies - disappeared with over $2million from the National Bank of Fiji; the Cakaudrove Provincial Council with $73,179.64; the late Fijian nationalist leader Sakeasi Butadroka with $59,393; G & S Speight $100,591; Rabuka's Attorney-General Kelemedi Bulewa $352,418; three 1987 Taukei Movement leaders Ratu Inoke Kubuabola - $198,951, Ratu Meli Vesikula - $8,000, and Apisai & Melania Tora, $194,393 (Remember their banners before the Rabuka coups: "We don't want this Indian [Bavadra] government'), and even Daniel Fatiaki with $28,000, just to name a few individuals. More names at the end of Professor Wadan Narsey's article, and more will be revealed later in the coming months including Indo-Fijians who were up there, looting the NBF with Rabuka's supporters, only to shift their 'support' to Frank Bainimarama after the 2006 coup. We may recall Rabuka's bogus chant about his coup: "It was a matter of sink or swim for native Fijians". Ironically, he sunk the NBF and he and his nationalists swam away with taxpayers money - estimated at $400,000; now he is back with
SODELPA swimming for VOTES  - and harping on indigenous rights, AGAIN!

"The accomplices of thieves are their own enemies" - Proverb

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Clubbed bank to destruction
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Now, banking on WHITE LIES
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WHO needs God's prayer: If Rabuka’s financial genius is to be believed, ANY bankrupt company can separate out all the debtors the company cannot pay and get the Government and taxpayers to pay them, while he keeps all the good debtors to continue his business.

"The SODELPA website quotes Rabuka saying: “When the issue of NBF was brought to my attention as the then Prime Minister, I responded immediately to minimise any further risk to the financial sector and to the economy as a whole, rather than sweeping the matter under the carpet”. This is a blatant lie.The Fiji public knows very well that the rot at NBF started when Rabuka sent in his soldiers with guns to remove the General Manager then, and replace him with Makrava who then proceeded to destroy the NBF from within. Far from responding “immediately” Rabuka allowed all the rot to set in because many of them were his supporters. Rabuka never instituted a full inquiry into the most costly financial disaster that Fiji had ever faced despite many public calls. In the end the taxpayers lost around $200 million to indemnify the depositors. In other words, bad borrowers ran off with at least that sum of money (I say at least because interest was frozen on bad debts). [Multiply $200 million by 2.1 if you want to convert 1996 dollar values to today’s prices, i.e. more than
$400 million in today’s money]."  - Professor Wadan Narsey

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By PROFESSOR WADAN NARSEY

SITIVENI Rabuka, since becoming Leader of SODELPA, has made many accurate statements about the disastrous impact of the Bainimarama Government on indigenous Fijians and on Fiji (which I do not comment on here).


I have always had a soft spot for Rabuka after our (NFP/SVT) collaboration in parliament in the 1990s when we peacefully brought in the 1997 Constitution, unanimously approved by the Fiji parliament. Even though the collaboration also resulted in the total historical demise of the NFP from parliament in the 1999 election, SVT’s loss of government, and Rabuka traumatically going “from hero to zero” (in his own words to me).

Today, however, I am horrified to read Rabuka’s statements on the SODELPA website on the NBF disaster and the long-term impact, statements which can only be described as “false” or “lies” or “propaganda” easily recognized by any economics student or anyone with common sense (https://sodelpafiji.blogspot.co.uk/2017/08/rabuka-tells-khaiyum-to-respond-to.html)

Rabuka’s lies

The SODELPA website quotes Rabuka saying: “When the issue of NBF was brought to my attention as the then Prime Minister, I responded immediately to minimise any further risk to the financial sector and to the economy as a whole, rather than sweeping the matter under the carpet”.

This is a blatant lie. I have previously posted on my website that there was a whistle blower working at the senior levels in the National Bank of Fiji, who wrote to Prime Minister Rabuka in 1992, detailing all the corruption and nepotism at the NBF.

https://narseyonfiji.wordpress.com/2017/05/03/fiji-not-between-the-devil-and-the-deep-blue-sea-3-may-2017/

The Fiji public knows very well that the rot at NBF started when Rabuka sent in his soldiers with guns to remove the General Manager then, and replace him with Makrava who then proceeded to destroy the NBF from within. Far from responding “immediately” Rabuka allowed all the rot to set in because many of them were his supporters.

Rabuka never instituted a full inquiry into the most costly financial disaster that Fiji had ever faced despite many public calls.

In the end the taxpayers lost around $200 million to indemnify the depositors. In other words, bad borrowers ran off with at least that sum of money (I say at least because interest was frozen on bad debts).

[Multiply $200 million by 2.1 if you want to convert 1996 dollar values to today’s prices, i.e. more than $400 million in today’s money].

Quoting Lionel Yee

Rabuka proudly quotes (and reiterates) Lionel Yee who allegedly praised Rabuka for “taking the bull by the horns and getting the job done…  in the end the bank was saved… and the saved bank got bigger and better managed, and you should be happy to take the credit because it could have really collapsed…  the bank was saved to become Colonial National Bank and then onto the Bank of South Pacific ! A Pacific Bank”.

Hullo.  The NBF was not saved. It was destroyed.

All that happened was that the bad debts were separated out into the “Bad Bank” called the “Asset Management Bank” which was required to recover all the bad debts. It did recover a bit, but most of the bad debtors got away scot free (some running business in Australia today using their ill-gotten gains) while some were made bankrupt (a great PhD to be written here).

The few good debtors remained as the “Good Bank” and became the Colonial National Bank.

For Rabuka to twist these “extraordinary” comments by Lionel Yee (more on him below) to imply that the bankrupt NBF became a great financial success under Rabuka’s leadership is simply false and pathetic.

I remind that taxpayers had to fork out hundreds of millions of dollars to cover the savings of the depositors in the NBF (thereby effectively increasing Fiji’s Public Debt).

If Rabuka’s financial genius is to be believed, ANY bankrupt company can separate out all the debtors the company cannot pay and get the Government and taxpayers to pay them, while he keeps all the good debtors to continue his business.  Would not life be hunky dory for all bankrupt businesses?

Why on earth would the sensible people in SODELPA allow their leader to put such outrageous statements  on their website, showing clearly that he should never be trusted with taxpayers’ money. I suspect that this would not happen under the leadership of the humble and sensible Ro Teimumu Kepa.

Some websites (like Fijileaks) have already listed Rabuka’s other shady dealings while Prime Minister costing Fiji taxpayers even more millions.

Unfortunately there are other websites which are publishing (and hence propagating) Rabuka’s false statements without any qualification or challenge.

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Lionel Yee’s Strange Comments (if accurately quoted by Rabuka)

Who knows why Lionel Yee would have made those outrageous statements probably made before the 1999 Elections. Who knows what powerful people expected had the SVT and Rabuka won.

But let us also remember that Lionel Yee was the CEO of FNPF when around 1998 it tendered the massive inflated price of $253 million (at least $100 million in excess) for government shares in the super monopolistic ATH (which then proceeded to rip-off customers over the next two decades to recoup that huge investment).

With only 2 tenders (the other was by Cable and Wireless amounting to less than $160 million) Lionel Yee worked “closely” with Finance Minister James Ah Koy in what was a “managed” sale between FNPF and the SVT Minister of Finance) so that the NBF disaster could be paid for by the SVT Government and taxpayers.

Lionel Yee was also the CEO of FNPF when pension rate changes were being brought in around 1998, when in Parliament I had argued that the rates should be brought down immediately from the existing 25% to 15%, not gradually by 1 percentage point per year- as the Board controlled by the SVT government decided.

Then in 2011 when the Bainimarama Government attacked the FNPF pension rates breaking all contracts with pensioners, Lionel Yee remained publicly quiet, leaving the struggles to poor pensioners like the late David Burness, Ross Macdonald, lawyer Shaista Shameem and a certain economist who spent months preparing the pensioners’ case (without any payment) while on his sabbatical in Japan, only to be questioned by the CID for “sedition” when he returned to Fiji.

One pensioner, Rick Rickman still has the file for Case HBC 183 of 2011 in which he was the applicant and the respondents were FNPF Board, The Republic of Fiji, and the Attorney General of Fiji.. Bainimarama’s Decree 51 ensured the case was never heard although it still must be “in the system”.

Why did Lionel Yee remain quiet when the FNPF was being raided by the Bainimarama Government? I suspect that with the accelerated FNPF payments for senior FNPF managers, Yee would have had a phenomenal sum in his own personal FNPF account when he retired, and after more than ten years of pensions, would have received his entire final balance two or three times over. The reduction of pension rates would not have been important for him any more.

Note that Lionel Yee was one of the few board members of ATH companies who managed to continue their board membership even after the 2006 Bainimarama coup.

Why does SODELPA allow this?

There is no need to ask why Rabuka is making these false statements on the SODELPA website since it is clear that he is simply trying to go from “zero to hero” again.

But why is the rest of the SODELPA leadership allowing their current leader to falsify  the history of the disastrous impact of the old SVT Party on Fiji? SODELPA is not SVT is it?

Why is the SODELPA leadership allowing their new elected political leader to display that he has a pathetic knowledge of economics and finance and should NEVER again be given authority over taxpayers’  billions, let along a child’s piggy bank?

How on earth can Rabuka claim on the SODELPA website that under his leadership SODELPA will “practice sound economic management to free Fiji from the current unsustainable debt level” – which Rabuka himself helped to grow unnecessarily by more than $200 million dollars twenty years ago?

Sadly, even ordinary voters opposed to the Bainimarama Government will understand that Rabuka’s criticisms of Bainimarama and Khaiyum is “the pot calling the kettles black”, however black (or blacker) the kettles may be!

Post-script for the 2018 Elections

For sure, voters, candidates and political parties in the 2018 Elections will have no lack of material in pointing out which histories are being rewritten by current and former Prime Ministers, all for sordid political gain.

VICTOR LAL: We must not overlook the role of Rabuka's comrade-in-chaoots Army chief Paul Manueli in the NBF saga, and also the role of Ratu Jone Kubuabola, the then Governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji

"Rabuka had appointed Visanti Makrava in December 1987, at the point of a gun. Makrava entered the NBF headquarters in Suva with a group of soldiers saying he had been appointed by the Brigadier, as Rabuka was then. At the time Makrava was manager of the NBF's Samabula branch where the army did its banking...The other link Rabuka had with the bank was through his friend and former army commander, Paul Manueli, who had become NBF chairman in January 1988. He was to stay in that position until June 1992 when he left to become Rabuka's Minister of Finance...Makrava certainly did Rabuka no favours when he was reported to have said, "If I open my mouth, half the Government goes, including the leader."

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As Nazhat Shameem, who was charged with the uphill task of prosecuting the NBF loans scam once remarked, what was supposed to be an affirmative action program to advance soft loans to the disadvantaged indigenous population was in fact a slush fund for the privileged, many of whom were not even indigenous? How true; the Koya estate definitely falls in the last category. 
  
The Koyas’ were not alone, for other non-Fijians also borrowed from collapsed  NBF besides the elite as well as chiefly Fijians, resulting in a loss of $372million to the taxpayers.

Vijaya Parmanandam

Siddiq Koya’s side-kick, the lawyer, NFP parliamentarian and Deputy Speaker of Parliament, the late Vijaya Parmanandam, owed the NBF $40,770.31.

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SVT'S party secretary EMA DRUAVESI, 7 May 1999:
RABUKA IS NO AUGUSTO PINOCHET:
"By no means can Prime Minister [Sitiveni Rabuka] be compared to the brutal dictator Pinochet, nor can we compare the 1987 coups to the coups in Chile in 1973 and what happened there...With the exception of Victor Lal, I do not think any Fijian or Indian overseas will want to waste his or her time and money trying to take Rabuka to court"
; a day before Victor Lal had outlined two possible charges against Rabuka, one of treason and another of torture and kidnapping, based on the arrest of the Chilean military dictator Pinochet in London.

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The self-confessed racist Rabuka unashamedly telling native Fijians on 19 May 1987: "I did it my way"

"I DESTROYED THE NATIONAL BANK OF FIJI  - MY WAY"

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COUPIST TURNED BANK ROBBER?
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“A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves.”
Edward R. Murrow

14 Comments
Rajend Naidu
15/10/2017 09:31:49 pm

Editor,
Screwing Fiji : Rabuka's Way.
First the third ranking military man screwed the country politically by the "force-line" takeover of the democratically Bavadra government in 1987, the trashing of the 1970 Independence constitution, and the unilateral declaration of republic. Fiji Times cartoonist Lai depicted it as the " rape of democracy ".
Then with power concentrated in his hands with the backing of the rogue Fiji military he went on to screw the country in other ways, by hand picking and installing his cronies from the military and his kilavatas in pivotal institutions of state and society. Most of them were incompetent nincompops lacking in professionalism and leadership and above all lacking in integrity. It was a case of birds of a feather flocking together.
The upshot of this unholy union was the country literally going to the dogs.
The NBF missing millions scandal is one manifestation of this.
But the reality is the whole fabric of Fiji's multiracialism and democratic good governance was degraded as a result of the Rabuka military coup.
That part of Fiji's history is well documented by very competent people and no amount of rewriting and whitewashing by Rabuka or anyone else can alter it.
The only redeeming thing for Rabuka is his coming to his senses politically and collaborating to put in place the more democratic 1997 constitution which acknowledged Fiji's status as a multiracial democracy, thus distancing himself from the " Fiji for Fijians " ethno- nationalist political ideology which had catapulted him to power.
Sincerely,
Rajend Naidu

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Rajend Naidu
15/10/2017 11:37:40 pm

Editor,
Fact Check PM Statement
The second coup generated PM of Fiji Frank Bainimarama in his address at the Fiji Day celebrations in Liverpool, Australia on Saurday said :
" No development in Fiji under my Government has taken place at the expense of the environment and none ever will" ( Fiji Times 16/10 ).
Can we have a fact check on that statement?
I wonder if Professor Wadan Narsey who has consistently raised concerns about the degradation of the environment, ( the removal of mangrove forests, etc ) and the national economy and our governance regime in post coup Fiji would agree with that statement?
Sincerely,
Rajend Naidu

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Chiku
16/10/2017 12:10:55 am

"... and even Justice Daniel Fatiaki from the collapsed National Bank of Fiji ..." ( Victor Lal, Fijileaks ).
Not at all surprising, is it? Makrava, the installed chief of NBF, was Rotuman and Justice Daniel Fatiaki is Rotuma. The Rotuman connection is apparent. When you have your " own man " in a position of power and influence he can pull strings for you. We see that happening now with Aiyaz Khaiyum in a position of power and influence and Muslims profiting through the Muslim connection. This is purely a sociologically descriptive statement. Nothing racial about it.

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Bahuki
16/10/2017 02:28:52 am

And thats why I highly prefer that Rambo get out of politics and retire to his village and do some farming at least. Because seriously, he just shot SODELPA in the foot as if he was trying to revive the SVT from within with a ridiculous statement.

Regardless of how hard Rambo tries to make things right, its far from recovering since he's done more than enough damage to the country ever since 1987.

From my view, SODELPA is in jeopardy of allowing the coup master to have his way and could end up in sabotage if they don't do something about it.

No matter how hard Rambo tries to do some adjustments to the country he stuffed up heavily through NBF, nothing will ever change since retirement is the only honorable thing he can do without any repercussions whatsoever.

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Dekho
16/10/2017 03:04:51 am

Voreqe Bainimarama saying no development in Fiji under his government has taken place at the expense of the environment is like Sitiveni Rabuka saying no money disappeared from the NBF under his watch or Bainimarama saying no deportation of innocent people happened under his government.

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Ratu
16/10/2017 04:57:38 am

Both Rabuka and Bainimaram are baffoons and thugs, with the same mentality of sunuka boys, of past ill repute, both high school drop outs who would be nobodies if it were not for higher patrons who got them into the military. None of their speeches are written by themselves, but by consultants, mainly expatriates. This is a new form of colonialism. In order to understand the goings on in Fiji one needs to look a little more deeper behind the scenes. At independence in 1970 overt colonialism ended. The former British coloniser with its power waning after WW II set up the UN and Bretton Woods system to maintain control by City of London banks of world resources. This is the system that initiated the military coups and us the system propped up by Rabuka and Bainimarama yet it's the system that's responsible for much of the problems of Post independence Fiji. For example, in order to build the Nibassvu Hydro Scheme the Govt had to borrow from an external source, the World Bank with funds sources from City of London banks who profited from interest payments made by Fiji over a long period. Yet at this time we had a Development Bank that sourced loans from the IMF at 2% interest and on lent to indigenous Fijians under an affirmative action program at 8% and all others at 16%. The role of a national development bank is to invest to increase the physical productivity of a nation, not to hand out cash to individuals for their own private investments. That's the role of commercial banks, credit unions, etc.
Do we expect Bainimarama and Rabuka to know this? Never in their lifetime. We look forward to when Wadan Narsey finalises his book on the British monetary system that will presumably examine manipulation of the colonial and Post colonial monetary order to serve as a giant vacuum cleaner to suck out wealth fm the colonies while continuing the tried and tested practise of divide and rule. The collapse of the NBF under Rabuka's watch was a foregone conclusion when you allow natives of a former colony to assume the reins of power. The larger wealth would have been already siphoned off by the City of London Banks. With Fiji's $500 million debt we are more firmly into their grip.

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Alibaba
16/10/2017 10:41:12 am

Ratu a quick correction. Our debt is not $500m it is $5.5 billion which is $5500 millon dollars. Now on to more important stuff. I am a realist. I live and survive in Fiji. I run a small business contribute to the economy and pay my dues AND I AM SICK AND TIRED OF FEELING LIKE A PRISNOR IN MY OWN COUNTRY Under the FFP.
Despite my academic prowess in school poverty forced me into the work force and thus higher education and a subsequant PR visa to leave for greener pastures is not a luxury i have. I am a Fiji islander and this is my home and i have to make it better. To do that we need to get rid of this government ASAP and legally. The reality on the ground is simple. The average itaukei will block vote for SODELPA. You can make a YAQARA bull the leader of SODELPA for all the itaukei care. They will not vote for Rabuka but for the yoke of oppression to be removed from their necks.While i am an NFP supporter the numbers dont lie. Thinkers in Fiji are not that many and i think the reality is that NFP will be in goverment but they will be the king makers working with Rabuka as the PM. Frankly no matter what Fijileaks digs up on Rambo they all pail in comparision to the level of crap that Bai and Kai have subjected us to.
Live here and you will know.
Rabuka is not my preference but i will except him any day of the week when compared to the minister for everything and his boy Bai.





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Realist
16/10/2017 01:33:03 pm

Good luck for batting for Rabuka win

And suffer the consequences

That is the problem. Our hatred for Khaiyum is making us stone deaf to Rabuka's crimes.

It was not Fijileaks but Professor Wadan Narsey who is telling us the truth about Rabuka

I don't agree with you. Its too early to predict. We need to wait and see if another Fijian Bavadra will emerge with a party before the election

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Concerned Native
16/10/2017 02:13:15 pm

Alibaba.

Since you profess to be an NFp supporter, maybe you should inform the i-taukei about Rabuka - The Alibaba and his Forty Thieves

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Chiku
16/10/2017 10:52:51 am

The real shame of the NBF saga is that the well to do, the well heeled, the privileged in Fiji society siphoned off the money from this public bank. The bank was screwed by the greedy scoundrels in Fiji and they were the elites. And, some of these self- same scoundrels are still strutting about in the garb of respectability. What a shameless lot!

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Rajend Naidu
16/10/2017 09:02:26 pm

Editor,
No Other Way?
We learn from the article ' 'Volcanic' : Evidence of Queen's involvement in the 1975 dismissal uncovered' The Age 15 Oct ) that Monash University historian Professor Jenny Hocking has uncovered material evidence of the " active role " British top officials played in the abrupt dismissal of the Whitlam government in 1975 ( contrary to the conventional narrative about the dismissal ).
If what the research professor has uncovered is true then it shows there is more than one way of staging a coup - a more sophisticated way with the cynical manipulation of high office holders and the constitution. Some say we had that in Fiji in 1977.
We tend to be better acquainted with the other variety of coups ( the Rabuka and Speight and Bainimarama variety ) that is a messy, crude armed takeover of the lawful, democratic government and the citizens subjected to rule by terror.
The end result however is the same : the conspiratorial removal of the government.
Sincerely,
Rajend Naidu

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Osea Malamalanitabua link
16/10/2017 09:12:25 pm

We the Taukei are mostly Christians who believe in God likewise the Jews[Judaism] and Islam the followers of Muhammed.Sadly this three Abrahamic Faiths are at each others throats killing,lying,murdering our fellow believers ever since the creation of the Universe by GOD the Almighty.

Shamefully Sitiveni Rabuka, a lay Methodist Preacher had set a very bad example in 1987,his 1st Coup lying and knowingly allowed the murder and burning of the Indo-Fijians properties.In a Biblical Philosophy all humans are created equal...as he uttered his words that Fiji is for Fijians.Very unchristian I dare to say.

This my challenge to you Sitiveni Rabuka you have been found out as Leader of the SODELPA lying and lacking in understanding all things to do with economics.Professor Wadan Narsey had divulge the truth and you letting the Taukei down and the hope for SODELPA is demeaning as of now.As you wrote in your Book..my way...the only way open to you now is to resign and let the will of the youths and women stand.The committee that elected you did a favour for you and your hunger for Power will be the demise of the SODELPA.Act now and learn from the people of Noco,Rewa..the great lesson of ACCEPTANCE...a sign of LOVE to Mankind...a true Christian tenent as advocated in the Holy Bible given to Moses bt GOD.

To Kubuna and Tovata you have been backing a wrong jockey,please think and I ask of you to allow the Marama Bale the Roko Tui Dreketi,Burebasaga to lead us into battle by uniting the citizens of FIJI to win the 2018 Election.There is a fair warning from those who fight for the TRUTH and all be warned Rabuka had been found out.There is no difference between those who seek power by staging the coup de tats..Rabuka,Bainimarama and Speight are all the same...greed and avarice.

Last but not least let Burebasaga take the lead...the Economic Power is in its Region.We all know who should be the PM by 2018.I rest my case.

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Alibaba
16/10/2017 10:10:51 pm

I think some of you have not gotton my point. As much as i would rather not have a coup maker as the leader of this nation the reality on the ground is not based on what some of us want. I doubt very much that we will get another Bavadra in the next 8 months. So the fact is we either go with SODELPA, NFP or with FFP. It is obvious that the majority of us abhore this government. So what is the choice than. Rambo was elected by his party in a democratic system. Walk around Fiji and ask the Itaukei on the streets who they will vote for and 90% will say SODELPA. I employ 12 itaukei staff and despite me trying to sell NFP to them they all are voting for SODELPA. This unfortunatly is the reality. Unless there is a dramatic shift in the next 6 to 8 months Rabuka is our next PM. Race culture and religion are all part of this. ASK and Bai have created more division than unity. This is the reality like it or hate it. Show me another reality or likely scenario that is credible and i will except that i am wrong. Please anyone.

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Rajend Naidu
18/10/2017 11:17:04 am

Daphne Caruana Galizia, the murdered Maltese journalist who led the Panama Papers investigation into corruption in Malta, uttered these final words, " There are crooks everywhere you look now. The situation is desperate " ( Fijileaks ).
That was so true in Fiji at the time of the thieving from the NBF.
Thieves continue to thrive in certain political environments.

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