PNG Politicians blatently disregard rule of law and reward known World Fugitive with citizenship.

I wrote this in response to some of our members who need some background information about Djoko Tjandra and have queries whether he is an international fugitive or not. Let us keep up the good fight and endorse that DJOKO MUST GO! You will also note that now the NAIMA RICE PROJECT has failed and has been canned by Agriculture Minister Tommy Tomscoll, the same actors are now pushing a ridiculous submission to build a giant building to be funded by the STATE on valuable STATE land by the same company.

 It is sickening that this year is starting on this sinister note! Can ANO PALA and PUKA TEMU explain their fascination with DJOKO TJANDRA and NAIMA? MUST we continue to be insulted by these so called leaders? WHOSE INTERESTS ARE THEY SERVING WE MUST ASK? Djoko TJANDRA is now out of PNG on a fraudulently acquired PNG PASSPORT traipsing around the world on VISAS he has obtained using this passport while he is wanted in INDONESIA for embezzlement, a crime for which he has been CONVICTED! I WILL NOT LET UP UNTIL DJOKO IS GONE! I also propose that ANO PALA and PUKA TEMU should follow him and reside with him and continue their fan club with him where ever he may finally alight! God bless PNG, what is the future for our children we must ask, what is the tomorrow we are living them? Will they be participants in developing their economy and resources or are they to be subservient slaves and cargo boys for the likes of DJOKO TJANDRA?

"Djoko TJANDRA is wanted by INDONESIAN AUTHORITIES. Here are the necessary links to this information. The Interpol website also lists him as a wanted fugitive. And here is its website. Perhaps you were searching under the wrong name. I have also posted it as a discussion on ST as a separate thread in case there is any confusion or cynics. This is the main issue I have raised recently in the media: THAT OUR NATIONAL SECURITY APPARATUS HAS BEEN BEEN ALLOWED TO DETERIORATE SO BADLY THAT THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO PROVIDE CREDIBLE INTELLIGENCE TO DECISION MAKERS TO MAKE DECISIONS. IF YOU ARE IN NEED FURTHER CLARIFICATION, INBOX ME. BY THE WAY, HE IS NOW ABROAD ON A PNG PASSPORT UNDER A DIFFERENT NAME, COPIES OF WHICH I HAVE SIGHTED.http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/01/14/national-scene-ago-awaits-document-djoko-tjandra.html; http://www.interpol.int/Wanted-Persons/(wanted_id)/2009-21489. DJOKO TJANDRA fled to PNG circa 2009 after he was convicted in INDONESIA of banking fraud.

He was granted citizenship under highly suspicious circumstances whereby he was never on the original list of 9 applicants for citizenship that year. A sort of Committee was set up by one member alone, Matthew POIYA who submitted he be granted citizenship, NO ASSESSMENTS of whether he was fit and proper were ever asked for or provided for by relevant authorities such as Customs, IRC, POLICE, NIO. He did not qualify as he did not spend the required time in PNG nor does he speak any of the languages and so forth. What is now alarming is the information that he has been granted a PNG Passport under a different name and is traveling the world using this passport.

 This is clearly fraud and PNG authorities and certain MP's are facilitating it. In addition to this, we are failing our international duties to adhere to the UN requirements as a signatory to INTERPOL to assist other economies who are seeking wanted criminals for prosecution. We may not have the requirement to repatriate him, but we need not harbor him and fraudulently endorse his citizenship, travel and business.

Has he renounced his INDONESIAN CITIZENSHIP? Has he been cleared of his charges in INDONESIA for which he was CONVICTED? How was his PNG PASSPORT acquired under a different name? How did he obtain foreign visas under that passport? These and many questions remain outstanding. While we do want investors, we want genuine investors whose funds are not questionable. As for AHN QUAN SAKAN and co., it is a matter which is very suspicious at best but the facts are inconclusive at this stage and I will not comment until I have facts.

GARRY JUFFA MP

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