Fijileaks: Bring down FFP on its RECORD and NOT Play RACE CARD. The 'ordinary people' of all races in Fiji do not have issues with each other and despite the challenges still find ways to remain united
The Fijian Nationalist Party leader Sakeasi Butadroka was convicted and jailed for derogatory remarks against Indo-Fijians
 Butadroka's solution to Indo-Fijian presence in Fiji, later copied by Rabuka: No Other Way |  |
Fijileaks: In the 1980s, our Founding Editor-in-Chief (then on the old Fiji Sun which Sitiveni Rabuka had forcibly shut down after the 1987 coups) used to be repeatedly assured by SAKEIASI BUTADROKA that he (Butadroka) was NOT a RACIST and that we should also ignore the racist rantings of APISAI TORA because he was just a political chameleon. What happened? They joined forces with SITIVENI RABUKA to rape, rob, and disenfranchise the entire Indo-Fijiians in the name of bogus indigenous rights. TODAY, that other TRAITOR, NFP leader BIMAN PRASAD, just keeps his mouth shut whenever NAWAIKULA stands up in Parliament and attacks Khaiyum. Prasad was very quick to jump to his wife's defence when Bainimarama launched an undignified attack on her. If it had not been for AIYAZ KHAIYUM and his bomb squad, PRASAD would not be where he is today - most probably hiding and shi**ing in his pants in some canefield. It was not that other NFP leader JAI RAM REDDY but the bombs and guns that had stopped the wholesale genocide of the Indo-Fijians in Fiji. One brave Fijian had stood up for Indo-Fijians: Ratu MOSESE Tuisawau whom Rabuka arrested, tortured, detained and charged for 'instigating a planned invasion of Fiji' following the discovery of tons of weapons that was smuggled into Fiji to confront Rabuka head-on. Political expediency has made NFP leader
BIMAN PRASAD forget the cancer of race politics. We say with Martin Luther King, 'Peaceful Co-Existence or Violent Co-Annihilation'
 THE JOKERS: LAUGHING WITH DELIGHT |  |
Fijileaks to NFP leader BIMAN PRASAD: Go read the history BOOKS. The NFP leaders had sold Indo-Fijian rights at the independence conference in London during the talks leading up to Fiji's independence in 1970
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