I killed the PNG Govenment's puppet BHP and will do it again.


By REX DAGI

The 63.4% shares in the OK Tedi Mine, PNGSDP and its Assets and the future generations fund of USD 1.5billion belongs to me and my affected LANDOWNERS of OK Tedi & Fly River FULL STOP.

Let me explain why I say this. The "Out of Court Settlement Agreement 1996" reached between Mr Rex Dagi and BHP, govern by the Victorian Supreme Court of Victoria that forms the bases of BHPs "Exit Plan" in admittance of Guilt over Environmental Destruction in OK Tedi & Fly River system when we settled under these terms as follows:

1. K40 million be paid as compensation to the lower OK Tedi River people of 15 villages as compensation but the principal amount be invested offshore. And initial of K2.5million be released in 1997 and shall continue for the life of the m ine from the interest.

2. K150 million for general compensation to the Affected people of the OK Tedi & Fly river. The principal amount be invested offshore and approximately K20million from the interest be released every year.

3. A trial dredging project at Bige in the lower OK Tedi river, next to my village to be established by OTML

4. Given two years for BHP feasibility study report for Tailings Dam be carried out Engineering and Design Plans be produced by BHP by December 1997

the Future generations fund was also part of the terms set out in the Out of Court Settlement Agreement govern by the Victorian Supreme Court of Australia. The PNGSDP was formed when I took BHP to court again in the year 2000. That was when publicly declared to exit from OK Tedi Mine and they stitched their way through the corrupt government of PNG taking advantage of the ignorant Western Province leaders and the weak politics of PNG.

BHP never wanted to leave until I filed the second action. That is when and how BHP weaved their way out through corrupt and or ignorant leaders of Papua New Guinea and Western Province. And because of the "Principal Out Of Court Settlement Agreement 1996 between me and BHP, they found their "ONLY" escape door was their bedroom partner the government of PNG who were in business together since 1985.

In the year 2000, I filed a fresh court proceedings against BHP for breaching certain clause in the Out Of Court Settlement Agreement. Subsequently, BHP had to implement their exit plan on the OK Tedi Mine by introducing the CMCA to the OK Tedi & Fly River Communities in which they all agreed without knowing BHP's secret plans.

They then Incorporated that in to the 9th Supplemental Agreement which was passed in Parliament that became an Act in 2001. That Agreement was a total fraud, BHP lied to the Independent state of Papua New Guinea, the Supreme Court of Victoria, the Affected people of Western Province and the International Community.

The Independent State of Papua New Guinea became a Puppet of BHP and PNG government breach its own Constitution, section 38 and section 53. Subsequently, series of consultative meetings were held between BHP, OTML and the CMCA villagers. During that time, the affected people were split into two groups.

The CMCA villages on one side and Lawsuit supporters on the other side who were landowners. The OK Tedi mine used the Public Affairs department to force the landowners to joint into the CMCA. They were very successful because, they managed to get my colleague Plaintiffs Mr. Alex Main and Mr. Gabia Gagarimabu to withdraw their Court acts on foot in the Victorian Supreme Court and signed the Indemnity and accepted the package under the CMCA.

They left me alone in the Court house and the true original landowners along the mighty OK Tedi & Fly Rivers who refused to sign any Indemnity and die with our giant rivers as "HEROES". In 2002 I withdrew my court actions, shelve it away and walked back home to die silently with my giant rivers and my people. Since then I have been silently listening and watching over my prey that I killed. I will kill the Goliath as it was reported by Australia media on the 5th of May 1994. "David v Goliath" the fight is not over.

Now I advise the National Government not to dip its finger into the funds in Singapore because your fingers will be burnt and let me sort it out with BHP. The PNG Government has only cut off ties with BHP but there is one more important thing to do, clean your house and your back yard.

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