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NO HOLDS BARRED
Raja Petra Kamarudin
"Saya tidak mahu buang masa dengan orang itulah (Datuk Huan Cheng Guan). Saya tidak mahu buang masa dengan penulis blog. Ini buang masa. Saya nak tangani perkara ini di peringkat menteri. Saya tidak mahu buang masa. Hormatlah saya sebagai Ketua Menteri. Saya nak jawapan daripada pihak menteri bukan daripada pihak bukan-bukan.” (READ HERE)
That was what Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said, and in a way he is correct. He is a Chief Minister. So why does he need to layan a mere Blogger? A Chief Minister should only talk to fellow ministers and not to ‘pihak bukan-bukan’.
In short, you are answerable only to your peers. This is the same as in a jury trial where you are judged by your peers (people of your same level, status or station in life).
I remember PKR saying that about me a couple of years back. Raja Petra Kamarudin is just a Blogger, they said. Who is he to challenge Anwar to a debate?
In other words, Anwar Ibrahim is way up there as the de facto Opposition Leader while I am way down there as a mere Blogger. So my low status does not qualify me to challenge Anwar to a debate.
Actually I did not challenge Anwar to a debate. That was a lie that PKR perpetuated. What happened was BBC wanted to interview Anwar and me both, and they thought it would be easier if they interviewed both of us at the same time.
I had no problems with that but Anwar refused. He wanted to be interviewed alone without me. So I told BBC to go ahead and interview Anwar and to drop me from the interview.
Anwar probably thought he was too great to share the same stage with me. After all, he is the de facto Opposition Leader while I am just a Blogger. And he is a political prisoner (and not a convicted sodomite) while I am a fugitive from the law.
And that is the same way how Lim Guan Eng feels. He is a Chief Minister so he needs not respond to a Blogger, who is way below him in status. He only talks to fellow Ministers.
I wonder what would happen if Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak takes this same stance. What if Najib refuses to even look anyone who is below him in the face? He will talk only to fellow Prime Ministers and Presidents. And if you are not a Prime Minister or President you should shut your mouth.
Who is Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad? He is just a normal citizen, a pensioner, who is not even an Umno member. So why does Najib need to layan him? Mahathir can say what he likes and Najib should just ignore him. Let Mahathir rant, rave, shout, scream, and foam at the mouth. Najib should just ignore him.In fact, Najib should also ignore Rafizi Ramli and Tony Pua. Who are these two people anyway? Tony Pua is even lower down the ladder in status. He is the descendant of immigrants from China who came to Malaya as labourers.
We do not even know who Tony Pua’s great, great, great, great, great, great grandmother is. She could be one of those women Yap Ah Loy brought in from China to work in his many brothels along Jalan Ampang in Kuala Lumpur almost 200 years ago.
So, unless we can confirm for sure that Tony Pua is a descendant of Hang Li Po and not a descendant of one of Yap Ah Loy’s hookers, then he had better stop asking Najib to debate him. Tony Pua should take on someone of his similar low status.
Yes, Lim Guan Eng and Anwar Ibrahim have opened the way for me to also put you down based on your low status.
There are quite a number of Chinese and Indian readers who post nasty comments in Malaysia Today. Basically, they do not address what I write. They do not debate me or rebut what I say. They just attack me on a personal basis.
They call me nasty names. They accuse me of this, that and the other. Basically they allege that I am a traitor and of selling out and of being bought by Najib and/or Umno, etc.
In short, they do not dispute what I say or write. Of course they disagree with what I say and write (or else they would not whack me). But they do not point out what exactly they disagree with. Instead, they just call me names and say nasty things about me.
What these Chinese and Indians who whack me do not realise is — as what Lim Guan Eng and Anwar Ibrahim say — they are below me. So what right do they have to whack me? I am a member of the Royal Family and a cousin to the Sultan of Selangor. Who the hell do those Chinese and Indians think they are?
Of course, there are some Malays who whack me as well. But these are Malays who were brought up wrong and were never properly educated by their parents — what Malays would call biadap andkurang ajar.
Have these Malays not been taught by their parents that orang kebanyakan(commoners) like them should never speak to royalty like that? Malays say: biar mati anak, jangan mati adat. And those Malays who do not speak to me according to the proper Malay adat should be killed. Their own father should kill them.
And who is Lim Guan Eng anyway? My grandfather, Raja Sir Tun Uda, was the Governor of Penang and cousin to the Second Agong. Who was Lim Guan Eng’s grandfather? Was he a pork seller? Was he a vegetable farmer? Was he a labourer? Or was he a Kapitan China in Melaka? Lim Guan Eng does not even qualify to walk beside me. He has to walk behind me, and far behind for that matter.
Yes, imagine what Blogging would turn into if I start thinking like Lim Guan Eng and Anwar Ibrahim. You will not be allowed to post any negative comments inMalaysia Today and only comments using proper istana language would be allowed.
And I bet 99.9% of you do not know properistana language.
Source:
http://www.malaysia-today.net/who-was-lim-guan-engs-grandfather/
Raja Petra Kamarudin
"Saya tidak mahu buang masa dengan orang itulah (Datuk Huan Cheng Guan). Saya tidak mahu buang masa dengan penulis blog. Ini buang masa. Saya nak tangani perkara ini di peringkat menteri. Saya tidak mahu buang masa. Hormatlah saya sebagai Ketua Menteri. Saya nak jawapan daripada pihak menteri bukan daripada pihak bukan-bukan.” (READ HERE)
That was what Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said, and in a way he is correct. He is a Chief Minister. So why does he need to layan a mere Blogger? A Chief Minister should only talk to fellow ministers and not to ‘pihak bukan-bukan’.
In short, you are answerable only to your peers. This is the same as in a jury trial where you are judged by your peers (people of your same level, status or station in life).
I remember PKR saying that about me a couple of years back. Raja Petra Kamarudin is just a Blogger, they said. Who is he to challenge Anwar to a debate?
In other words, Anwar Ibrahim is way up there as the de facto Opposition Leader while I am way down there as a mere Blogger. So my low status does not qualify me to challenge Anwar to a debate.
Actually I did not challenge Anwar to a debate. That was a lie that PKR perpetuated. What happened was BBC wanted to interview Anwar and me both, and they thought it would be easier if they interviewed both of us at the same time.
I had no problems with that but Anwar refused. He wanted to be interviewed alone without me. So I told BBC to go ahead and interview Anwar and to drop me from the interview.
Anwar probably thought he was too great to share the same stage with me. After all, he is the de facto Opposition Leader while I am just a Blogger. And he is a political prisoner (and not a convicted sodomite) while I am a fugitive from the law.
And that is the same way how Lim Guan Eng feels. He is a Chief Minister so he needs not respond to a Blogger, who is way below him in status. He only talks to fellow Ministers.
I wonder what would happen if Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak takes this same stance. What if Najib refuses to even look anyone who is below him in the face? He will talk only to fellow Prime Ministers and Presidents. And if you are not a Prime Minister or President you should shut your mouth.
Who is Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad? He is just a normal citizen, a pensioner, who is not even an Umno member. So why does Najib need to layan him? Mahathir can say what he likes and Najib should just ignore him. Let Mahathir rant, rave, shout, scream, and foam at the mouth. Najib should just ignore him.In fact, Najib should also ignore Rafizi Ramli and Tony Pua. Who are these two people anyway? Tony Pua is even lower down the ladder in status. He is the descendant of immigrants from China who came to Malaya as labourers.
We do not even know who Tony Pua’s great, great, great, great, great, great grandmother is. She could be one of those women Yap Ah Loy brought in from China to work in his many brothels along Jalan Ampang in Kuala Lumpur almost 200 years ago.
So, unless we can confirm for sure that Tony Pua is a descendant of Hang Li Po and not a descendant of one of Yap Ah Loy’s hookers, then he had better stop asking Najib to debate him. Tony Pua should take on someone of his similar low status.
Yes, Lim Guan Eng and Anwar Ibrahim have opened the way for me to also put you down based on your low status.
There are quite a number of Chinese and Indian readers who post nasty comments in Malaysia Today. Basically, they do not address what I write. They do not debate me or rebut what I say. They just attack me on a personal basis.
They call me nasty names. They accuse me of this, that and the other. Basically they allege that I am a traitor and of selling out and of being bought by Najib and/or Umno, etc.
In short, they do not dispute what I say or write. Of course they disagree with what I say and write (or else they would not whack me). But they do not point out what exactly they disagree with. Instead, they just call me names and say nasty things about me.
What these Chinese and Indians who whack me do not realise is — as what Lim Guan Eng and Anwar Ibrahim say — they are below me. So what right do they have to whack me? I am a member of the Royal Family and a cousin to the Sultan of Selangor. Who the hell do those Chinese and Indians think they are?
Of course, there are some Malays who whack me as well. But these are Malays who were brought up wrong and were never properly educated by their parents — what Malays would call biadap andkurang ajar.
Have these Malays not been taught by their parents that orang kebanyakan(commoners) like them should never speak to royalty like that? Malays say: biar mati anak, jangan mati adat. And those Malays who do not speak to me according to the proper Malay adat should be killed. Their own father should kill them.
And who is Lim Guan Eng anyway? My grandfather, Raja Sir Tun Uda, was the Governor of Penang and cousin to the Second Agong. Who was Lim Guan Eng’s grandfather? Was he a pork seller? Was he a vegetable farmer? Was he a labourer? Or was he a Kapitan China in Melaka? Lim Guan Eng does not even qualify to walk beside me. He has to walk behind me, and far behind for that matter.
Yes, imagine what Blogging would turn into if I start thinking like Lim Guan Eng and Anwar Ibrahim. You will not be allowed to post any negative comments inMalaysia Today and only comments using proper istana language would be allowed.
And I bet 99.9% of you do not know properistana language.
Source:
http://www.malaysia-today.net/who-was-lim-guan-engs-grandfather/
Harap PDRM boleh siasat hal ini. Terima kasih.
Punca: http://m.utusan.com.my/berita/nasional/siasat-dalang-sprm-keluar-kenyataan-bercanggah-1.184983
Punca: http://m.utusan.com.my/berita/nasional/siasat-dalang-sprm-keluar-kenyataan-bercanggah-1.184983
Nasib bila bekerja dengan Majikan DAP.
Selvam Chinnasamy (warganegara India) bekas pemandu mendiang Karpal Singh yang mengakibatkan kemalangan maut membaitkan Mendiang Karpal Singh.
Tiada pembelaan yang dibuat oleh keluarga berkenaan.
Selvam disabitkan dengan kesalahan kecuaian ketika memandu di bawah seksyen 41(1) Akta Pengangkutan Jalan 1987 yang memperuntukkan hukuman penjara minimum dua tahun dan maksimum 10 tahun serta denda antara RM5,000 dan RM20,000.
Setelah sekian lama berkhidmat dengan keluarga mendiang, tiada sedikit sikap perikemanusian kepada Selvam.
Selvan telah di ikat jamin oleh Datuk Huan Cheng Guan sebgai tanda perikemanusian.
Masa yang sukar buat Selvam kerana kes berkenaan masih berjalan dan dia terpaksa untuk mendapatkan permit khas yang perlu di perbaharui setiap bulan di Kampar (dianggarkan sudah 22 permit khas telah dikeluarkan dari Imigresen Ipoh).
Selvam juga tidak dibenarkan untuk bekerja menyebarkan dia sukar untuk menampung hidup di Malaysia.
Punca: FB
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https://www.facebook.com/datukhuan/videos/vb.669810569728305/1066224386753586/?type=2&theater
Selvam Chinnasamy (warganegara India) bekas pemandu mendiang Karpal Singh yang mengakibatkan kemalangan maut membaitkan Mendiang Karpal Singh.
Tiada pembelaan yang dibuat oleh keluarga berkenaan.
Selvam disabitkan dengan kesalahan kecuaian ketika memandu di bawah seksyen 41(1) Akta Pengangkutan Jalan 1987 yang memperuntukkan hukuman penjara minimum dua tahun dan maksimum 10 tahun serta denda antara RM5,000 dan RM20,000.
Setelah sekian lama berkhidmat dengan keluarga mendiang, tiada sedikit sikap perikemanusian kepada Selvam.
Selvan telah di ikat jamin oleh Datuk Huan Cheng Guan sebgai tanda perikemanusian.
Masa yang sukar buat Selvam kerana kes berkenaan masih berjalan dan dia terpaksa untuk mendapatkan permit khas yang perlu di perbaharui setiap bulan di Kampar (dianggarkan sudah 22 permit khas telah dikeluarkan dari Imigresen Ipoh).
Selvam juga tidak dibenarkan untuk bekerja menyebarkan dia sukar untuk menampung hidup di Malaysia.
Punca: FB
Sila klik link ini untuk video
https://www.facebook.com/datukhuan/videos/vb.669810569728305/1066224386753586/?type=2&theater
BUTTERWORTH: Another politician is claiming that his mobile phone number has been "hijacked".
Parti Cinta Malaysia (PCM) vice-president Datuk Huan Cheng Guan (pic)said Tuesday that three of his handphone numbers had been "hijacked" some moths ago and that his new number was the latest to be targeted.
"This is my fourth handphone number and it is without mobile data. I believe that I was targeted because I comment a lot on Facebook."I think that they have managed to trace my handphone numbers via Facebook," he told a press conference at the Honorary Consul of Nepal in Penang's office here.
Huan, who is also the Honorary Consul of Nepal, said he received over 1,000 messages via SMS and Whatsapp a day enquiring about sex and money.
On Monday, PKR vice-president Rafizi Ramli said he had received numerous calls and messages after his number appeared in a sex hotline advertisement.
Source: The Star
Parti Cinta Malaysia (PCM) vice-president Datuk Huan Cheng Guan (pic)said Tuesday that three of his handphone numbers had been "hijacked" some moths ago and that his new number was the latest to be targeted.
"This is my fourth handphone number and it is without mobile data. I believe that I was targeted because I comment a lot on Facebook."I think that they have managed to trace my handphone numbers via Facebook," he told a press conference at the Honorary Consul of Nepal in Penang's office here.
Huan, who is also the Honorary Consul of Nepal, said he received over 1,000 messages via SMS and Whatsapp a day enquiring about sex and money.
On Monday, PKR vice-president Rafizi Ramli said he had received numerous calls and messages after his number appeared in a sex hotline advertisement.
Source: The Star
Malaysia Needs No Foreign Interference
Press Statement by
Datuk Huan Cheng Guan
Vice-President, Love
Malaysia Party (Parti Cinta Malaysia)
23rd December
2015
Malaysia has rocked the world
with its firm stand in recent legislation changes and court judgements. The
United States Embassy (February 10th 2015 tinyurl.com/hp83tkv ), European External
Action Service (February 10th 2015 tinyurl.com/pzab7ka)
and the United Nations (November 2nd 2015 tinyurl.com/j7sfmse) tried to
meddle in her affairs but the European Union (December 17th 2015 tinyurl.com/zt8khva) has now joined
the fray.
These organizations seem to operate
from the same template in that every single one saw it fit to interfere in
Malaysia’s affairs, namely:
·
the conviction of Anwar Ibrahim
·
the arrest of Nurul Izzah
·
the recent amendment to the Sedition Act
New issues include a call to
release political detainees, namely former opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, to
revoke anti-gay and anti-sodomy laws in the country and to scrap the National
Security Council Bill.
It defies logic how throughout one
year, there can be such carefully orchestrated public calls that shows utter
disrespect to the sovereignty of Malaysia by slamming the Malaysian government and court of
law and bypassing any form of dialogue or diplomatic engagement.
Is Malaysia so important to command so much attention
or is it Anwar Ibrahim who is the important one?
Despite the convenience of video
conferences or face-to-face dialogues, these groups have seen it fit not to
seek an audience with the government but chose to put Malaysia in negative
light via the path of disrespect.
Malaysia is an independent nation
that answers to no colonial master.
Yet, what is it that unites these
patronizing organizations under the mask of freedom of expression when they do
not allow Malaysia the freedom to exercise their right to enforce laws for the
good of its citizens?
It is common knowledge that Anwar
Ibrahim and his motley crew of Opposition leaders and supporters freely travel
overseas to shame the name of Malaysia. Their lies deceive the world into
thinking that not all is right in the home front when all the government has
done is to enforce and to create laws that maintain peace, security, and
harmony for its citizens.
Most outrageously, while
proclaiming the need for freedom of expression, these busybody nations refuse
to allow Malaysia to practice its democratic right to rule this country with
the mandate given to them via the ballot box.
While all kinds of scandals, issues
and moral problems rage like wildfire in those nations, their leaders prefer to
ignore these just so they can do their Boy Scout duty to help Anwar Ibrahim and
his ilk.
Many of the recent EEAS statements
on Malaysian issues are pathetic two-paragraphed statements, which seem to
indicate feeble token voices of support for Anwar Ibrahim and his cohort.
These organizations would have
greater credibility if they spent their time and resources on problems raging
in their own backyard.
You have your own government and
laws and you do not see Malaysia sending her envoys to object to how you rule
your country.
Accord us the same respect we have
shown all other nations. After all,
respect is a value that is free of charge and almost effortless, that is if you
have a heart and the right perspective to life, countries and governments.
I am sure that is not too difficult
for nations, which have a longer history than Malaysia.
Having said that, bear in mind no
one but Malaysian rulers, lawmakers and citizens (via the right channels) have
the right to criticize decisions made by the government.
If any other non-Malaysian is
genuinely interested in Malaysian affairs, please give up your citizenship,
come to Malaysia on the MM2H program or apply for PR and then perhaps you can
play a more respectable and credible role as the vox populi.
Until then, just MYOB and let
Malaysia do what she has to do.
PETALING JAYA: Parti Cinta Malaysia president Datuk Huan Cheng Guan (pic) has accepted the challenge by Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
He said he would quit his party post and join DAP as an ordinary member if Lim agreed to contest in the Penang DAP polls.
"Now the ball is in his court," said Huan in a Facebook post on Friday, which included pictures of a DAP membership application form.
Huan also reportedly said Lim would have "nightmares" if he joined DAP.
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Prior to this, Lim said Huan had no right to dare him to contest the DAP party polls as he was not a party member.
Huan had issued the challenge to Lim to prove he had more support than current Penang DAP chairman Chow Kon Yeow.
Lim's refusal, he said, clearly meant he was not the "legitimate" chief minister.
However, Lim said it was too late to even consider contesting at this stage as the deadline for nominations was over, and rubbished talk of a popularity contest between Chow and himself.
"I have always supported Chow as Penang DAP chairman and he has always supported me as DAP secretary-general," he added.
Huan mocked Lim's refusal to contest as rooted in fear.
"Contesting in the polls is just to prove that he has the support of Penang DAP members, which is something that we all have always doubted. Is he afraid to contest?" he said.
He also suggested that Lim could always contest and win as one of the 15 elected members of the state committee, then later allow Chow to remain as Penang DAP chairman.
On Sunday, 48 DAP politicians will vie for 15 elected positions in the state committee internal polls.
Chow's faction is predicted to sweep at least two-thirds of the elected positions.
The Star
He said he would quit his party post and join DAP as an ordinary member if Lim agreed to contest in the Penang DAP polls.
"Now the ball is in his court," said Huan in a Facebook post on Friday, which included pictures of a DAP membership application form.
Huan also reportedly said Lim would have "nightmares" if he joined DAP.
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Prior to this, Lim said Huan had no right to dare him to contest the DAP party polls as he was not a party member.
Huan had issued the challenge to Lim to prove he had more support than current Penang DAP chairman Chow Kon Yeow.
Lim's refusal, he said, clearly meant he was not the "legitimate" chief minister.
However, Lim said it was too late to even consider contesting at this stage as the deadline for nominations was over, and rubbished talk of a popularity contest between Chow and himself.
"I have always supported Chow as Penang DAP chairman and he has always supported me as DAP secretary-general," he added.
Huan mocked Lim's refusal to contest as rooted in fear.
"Contesting in the polls is just to prove that he has the support of Penang DAP members, which is something that we all have always doubted. Is he afraid to contest?" he said.
He also suggested that Lim could always contest and win as one of the 15 elected members of the state committee, then later allow Chow to remain as Penang DAP chairman.
On Sunday, 48 DAP politicians will vie for 15 elected positions in the state committee internal polls.
Chow's faction is predicted to sweep at least two-thirds of the elected positions.
The Star
PETALING JAYA: Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng has warned Parti Cinta Malaysia (PCM) vice-president Huan Cheng Guan against meddling in DAP’s affairs since he is not a member of the party.
Responding to Huan’s challenge that Lim contest in the Penang DAP election this Sunday, Lim lashed back, asking, “Who is he to challenge me? He is not even a party member”.
Lim also said it was too late to even consider contesting at this stage as the deadline for nominations was over.
Huan had earlier dared Lim to contest in his party polls to prove he had more support than current Penang DAP chairman Chow Kon Yeow.
He also said Lim’s refusal clearly meant that he was not the “legitimate” chief minister.
Lim however countered saying that there was no popularity contest between him and Chow given that both had always backed each other. “I have always supported Chow as Penang DAP chairman and he has always supported me as DAP secretary-general.”
A total 48 DAP politicians are vying for 15 elected positions in the state committee in the Sunday internal polls with observers predicting that Chow’s faction would sweep at least two-thirds of the elected positions.
Huan said today that the DAP leader had deliberately misconstrued his challenge and given a stream of lame excuses to avoid contesting.
He also derided Lim’s alleged support of Chow as a means to escape contesting in the state party polls, and suggested that Lim could always contest and win as one of the 15 elected members of the state committee, then later allow Chow to remain as Penang DAP chairman.
“Contesting in the polls is just to prove that he has the support of Penang DAP members, which is something that we all have always doubted.
“Is he afraid to contest?” chided Huan.
He also mocked Lim’s reasoning that he had no right to issue the challenge because he was not a DAP member and countered that argument by saying, “Since Lim is not a BN member, does that mean he should not question BN matters?”
Huan also said he was more than willing to join the DAP in order to earn the right to speak about the party but that Lim had to agree to contest in the Penang DAP polls first.
“I will immediately quit as PCM veep and apply to join DAP as an ordinary member if Lim agrees to contest.
“The ball is in his court. I will join DAP if he contests first. But if I join DAP, he will have nightmares,” said Huan.
FMT
Responding to Huan’s challenge that Lim contest in the Penang DAP election this Sunday, Lim lashed back, asking, “Who is he to challenge me? He is not even a party member”.
Lim also said it was too late to even consider contesting at this stage as the deadline for nominations was over.
Huan had earlier dared Lim to contest in his party polls to prove he had more support than current Penang DAP chairman Chow Kon Yeow.
He also said Lim’s refusal clearly meant that he was not the “legitimate” chief minister.
Lim however countered saying that there was no popularity contest between him and Chow given that both had always backed each other. “I have always supported Chow as Penang DAP chairman and he has always supported me as DAP secretary-general.”
A total 48 DAP politicians are vying for 15 elected positions in the state committee in the Sunday internal polls with observers predicting that Chow’s faction would sweep at least two-thirds of the elected positions.
Huan said today that the DAP leader had deliberately misconstrued his challenge and given a stream of lame excuses to avoid contesting.
He also derided Lim’s alleged support of Chow as a means to escape contesting in the state party polls, and suggested that Lim could always contest and win as one of the 15 elected members of the state committee, then later allow Chow to remain as Penang DAP chairman.
“Contesting in the polls is just to prove that he has the support of Penang DAP members, which is something that we all have always doubted.
“Is he afraid to contest?” chided Huan.
He also mocked Lim’s reasoning that he had no right to issue the challenge because he was not a DAP member and countered that argument by saying, “Since Lim is not a BN member, does that mean he should not question BN matters?”
Huan also said he was more than willing to join the DAP in order to earn the right to speak about the party but that Lim had to agree to contest in the Penang DAP polls first.
“I will immediately quit as PCM veep and apply to join DAP as an ordinary member if Lim agrees to contest.
“The ball is in his court. I will join DAP if he contests first. But if I join DAP, he will have nightmares,” said Huan.
FMT
Press Statement/Police Report by Datuk Huan Cheng Guan, Vice-President of Parti Cinta Malaysia
20th August 2015
I am making a police report on the contents of the blog www.malaysiaopinion.com that has gone viral this morning, specifically with the blog post titled "Is Dr Mahathir the lead character in Malaysian House of Cards?"
The allegations contained in this blog post is deadly serious as it had specifically named several opposition Members of parliament by name - including Tony Pua, Nurul Izzah and Anwar Ibrahim who have conspired with foreign party Clare Brown, who is already a fugitive from Malaysian Law and Swiss National Xavier Justo who was recently sentenced to three years in jail in Thailand,, in a scheme that involves attempt to launder money, an attempt to manipulate the legal institutions of Malaysia, tampering of documents, financial markets manipulation and an attempt to falsely criminalize a democratically elected prime minister.
Other than those opposition leaders, the blog also names former Prime Minister Tun Mahathir bin Mohamad and his assistant Mr Sayed Yusof as party of the above crimes in collusion with The Edge owner Tong Kooi Ong.
Mr Tong Kooi Ong, who is already a subject of police investigations under Section 124 of conspiracy to overthrow the government, is further described in the blog as the front-man for jailed Anwar Ibrahim's business dealing and proxy for his wealth.
We urge the police to investigate the validity of the contents contained in this blog post and also to trace the author of this blog and how he had obtained such information.
As the allegations are very serious, we call upon the police to investigate thoroughly and if found untrue, the police must help clear nd protect the good name of those listed in the blog.
If the allegations are valid and have merit, the police must not show fear or favour in probing if any laws have been broken under our penal code and to take appropriate action.
Watch "Siasat Kaitan Dr Mahathir Dengan Sarawak Report - PCM" on YouTube - https://youtu.be/HcB3PO0DTEk
BM version
Saya ingin membuat laporan polis terhadap kandungan blog www.malaysiaopinion.com yang menjadi viral pagi ini, khususnya tajuk blog, "Is Dr Mahathir the lead character in Malaysia House of Card?"
Dakwaan dalam blog ini amat serius kerana ia telah menamakan beberapa pihak pembangkang dengan nama - termasuk Tony Pua, Nurul Izzah dan Anwar Ibrahim yang berkonspirasi dengan pihak luar Clare Brown, yang telah merupakan pelarian yang dikehendaki di bawah undang-undang Malaysia dan warganegara Swiss Xavier Justo who baru-baru ini dijatuhkan hukuman penjara tiga tahun di Thailand, dalam satu skim yang melibatkan percubaan untuk urusan wang haram, satu percubaan untuk manipulasi institusi kehakiman Malaysia, memalsukan dokumen, memanipulasi pasaran kewangan dan percubaan untuk memalsukan pertuduhan ke atas Perdana Menteri yang dilantik secara demokratik.
Selain daripada nama-nama pemimpin pembangkang di atas, blog tersebut juga menamakan mantan PM Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad dan pembantunya En. Sayed Yusof sebagai pihak yang turut terlibat dalam jenayah bersama pemilik The Edge Tong Kooi Ong.
En.Tong Kooi Ong yang sememangnya telah menjadi subjek siasatan polis di bawah seksyen 124 dalam konspirasi menjatuhkan Kerajaan secara haram, dijelaskan secara terperinci dalam blog sebagai orang depan untuk urusan perniagaan Anwar Ibrahim dan proksi kekayaannya.
Kami menyeru pihak polis untuk menyiasat kebenaran kandungan blog berkenaan dan mencari penulis blog ini dan bagaimana dia boleh menerima maklumat sebegini.
Oleh kerana dakwaan dalam blog itu adalah amat serius, kami meminta polis menyiasat sepenuhnya dan jika didapati tidak benar, pihak polis mesti menjelaskan dan melindungi nama baik mereka yang tersenarai dalam blog tersebut.
Sekiranya dakwaan ini benar mempunyai merit, maka pihak PDRM tidak harus gentar dan takut untuk menyiasat di bawah mana mana undang undang yang berkaitan di bawah kanun keseksaan dan mengambil tindakan sewajarnya.
Sekian terima kasih
20th August 2015
I am making a police report on the contents of the blog www.malaysiaopinion.com that has gone viral this morning, specifically with the blog post titled "Is Dr Mahathir the lead character in Malaysian House of Cards?"
The allegations contained in this blog post is deadly serious as it had specifically named several opposition Members of parliament by name - including Tony Pua, Nurul Izzah and Anwar Ibrahim who have conspired with foreign party Clare Brown, who is already a fugitive from Malaysian Law and Swiss National Xavier Justo who was recently sentenced to three years in jail in Thailand,, in a scheme that involves attempt to launder money, an attempt to manipulate the legal institutions of Malaysia, tampering of documents, financial markets manipulation and an attempt to falsely criminalize a democratically elected prime minister.
Other than those opposition leaders, the blog also names former Prime Minister Tun Mahathir bin Mohamad and his assistant Mr Sayed Yusof as party of the above crimes in collusion with The Edge owner Tong Kooi Ong.
Mr Tong Kooi Ong, who is already a subject of police investigations under Section 124 of conspiracy to overthrow the government, is further described in the blog as the front-man for jailed Anwar Ibrahim's business dealing and proxy for his wealth.
We urge the police to investigate the validity of the contents contained in this blog post and also to trace the author of this blog and how he had obtained such information.
As the allegations are very serious, we call upon the police to investigate thoroughly and if found untrue, the police must help clear nd protect the good name of those listed in the blog.
If the allegations are valid and have merit, the police must not show fear or favour in probing if any laws have been broken under our penal code and to take appropriate action.
Watch "Siasat Kaitan Dr Mahathir Dengan Sarawak Report - PCM" on YouTube - https://youtu.be/HcB3PO0DTEk
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Saya ingin membuat laporan polis terhadap kandungan blog www.malaysiaopinion.com yang menjadi viral pagi ini, khususnya tajuk blog, "Is Dr Mahathir the lead character in Malaysia House of Card?"
Dakwaan dalam blog ini amat serius kerana ia telah menamakan beberapa pihak pembangkang dengan nama - termasuk Tony Pua, Nurul Izzah dan Anwar Ibrahim yang berkonspirasi dengan pihak luar Clare Brown, yang telah merupakan pelarian yang dikehendaki di bawah undang-undang Malaysia dan warganegara Swiss Xavier Justo who baru-baru ini dijatuhkan hukuman penjara tiga tahun di Thailand, dalam satu skim yang melibatkan percubaan untuk urusan wang haram, satu percubaan untuk manipulasi institusi kehakiman Malaysia, memalsukan dokumen, memanipulasi pasaran kewangan dan percubaan untuk memalsukan pertuduhan ke atas Perdana Menteri yang dilantik secara demokratik.
Selain daripada nama-nama pemimpin pembangkang di atas, blog tersebut juga menamakan mantan PM Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad dan pembantunya En. Sayed Yusof sebagai pihak yang turut terlibat dalam jenayah bersama pemilik The Edge Tong Kooi Ong.
En.Tong Kooi Ong yang sememangnya telah menjadi subjek siasatan polis di bawah seksyen 124 dalam konspirasi menjatuhkan Kerajaan secara haram, dijelaskan secara terperinci dalam blog sebagai orang depan untuk urusan perniagaan Anwar Ibrahim dan proksi kekayaannya.
Kami menyeru pihak polis untuk menyiasat kebenaran kandungan blog berkenaan dan mencari penulis blog ini dan bagaimana dia boleh menerima maklumat sebegini.
Oleh kerana dakwaan dalam blog itu adalah amat serius, kami meminta polis menyiasat sepenuhnya dan jika didapati tidak benar, pihak polis mesti menjelaskan dan melindungi nama baik mereka yang tersenarai dalam blog tersebut.
Sekiranya dakwaan ini benar mempunyai merit, maka pihak PDRM tidak harus gentar dan takut untuk menyiasat di bawah mana mana undang undang yang berkaitan di bawah kanun keseksaan dan mengambil tindakan sewajarnya.
Sekian terima kasih
While social media can enhance our interaction with others, it has been the breeding ground to fester disinformation, especially in Malaysia. Hence, I support Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said’s proposal that an emergency parliamentary meeting be called to amend laws governing social media.
Having monitoring the situation for the past few years, I know the situation is worsening and has reached the pits of anti-establishment sentiments.
Social media has poisoned the minds to the extent that any anti-establishment statement or action is now regarded as heroic.
Calls to protests and recent brawls show conformity to rules and regulations and social order is sorely lacking. Many individuals and websites can just lie and fake everything they like, and yet not much action taken against them.
The lack of enforcement and incompetence in enforcing the provisions of the communications and multimedia law and other laws, have festered the virulent ambience in Malaysian websites and social media.
In such a borderless democratic space, netizens irresponsibly pollute the Internet with vicious and negative comments spread at lightning speed to develop anti-establishment sentiments.
Anything spoken/written against the government, the Prime Minister, and government-related issues are spread without fear that they can be arrested. Even when the police take action by questioning some guilty ones, netizens still object to such enforcement.
Shockingly, some MPs also behave likewise. Today, NST reported that “a PKR lawmaker was left red-faced when he had to retract a social media posting on former Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail, barely 20 minutes after uploading it in Facebook.”
The post with a 2013 “photograph showing Gani being escorted by a policeman clad with an assault rifle” gave a totally warped impression to readers.
To date, no action has been taken. The fact remains it was posted and those who had screenshot that post could go on to share it at lightning speed via social media.
The stark absence of respect for laws, unity, harmony, and consequences of irresponsible posts can lead to and even deepen dissent.
Such anarchy in the internet is very dangerous; and if unchecked, can lead to very serious repercussions.
I strongly urge authorities to undertake thorough and systematic monitoring of social media and websites that spread hate messages and untruths and for authorities concerned to take immediate action on those that have infringed laws such as the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998.
Warnings and immediate action must be taken on websites or social media users for tarnishing the repute of this nation, our leaders, rulers, other enforcement agencies, and citizens.
I propose a new system for better coordination between the authorities concerned to enhance the provision of regular feedback to important government agencies that have had to set up their own units to monitor the internet.
Currently, press statements on prevalent problems are often too late and too little. The general comments are useless slaps on the wrists for offenders. Netizens mock at such statements thereby deepening the effect of the poison.
Under such circumstances, netizens have become bolder, more vicious, devoid of respect for the status quo or any patriotic feelings.
Netizens intent on shaming to the country, toppling the leadership, undermining government projects have little consideration whatsoever to the impact on the nation spread disinformation because their minds have been poisoned.
New laws must be formulated and enforced to stop the rot.
I hope Communications and Multimedia Minister,Datuk Seri Mohd Salleh Said Keruak, who recently advocated a review the Communications and Multimedia Act (CMA), can herald a reform in this area with new laws or stricter enforcement of existing legislation.
Malaysian must learn how to differentiate between rumours and lies spread in social media.
Let words build, not break this nation.
Datuk Huan Cheng Guan
Chairman , Sensible Ethical Malaysia United Team. ( SEMUT )
A dying man clutches at any available straw in an attempt to stay alive.
The same applies for media houses.
In a last ditch effort to attack the Malaysian government, The Edge Financial Daily published this article before the death knell sounds.
Is it sheer coincidence or a collusion that this assault comes right after SR has been blocked?
Fed on a staple diet of lies, other Malaysian media have echoed FD's article without doing due diligence on some of the lies being repackaged in that post.
This post can shed better light.
Under severe pressure as Thai Police has confirmed that there is a media publisher who was involved and that the documents published in media was tampered in "small but important" ways that significantly changed the meaning of the documents, this morning the rumoured Anwar-proxy, Tong Kooi Ong owned The Edge Financial Daily has thrown their last dice and again repeated their allegations and said " how a group of individuals — Malaysians and foreigners — schemed a multi-billion ringgit fraud against the people of Malaysia."
I believe Tong and The Edge knows that the authorities will soon act on them and their publishing license will be revoked, hence this last desperate and bold headline today - essentially it is Nothing to lose time for them now.
One of the cheating "foreigners" The Edge named in the report was IPIC. The Edge have alleged such 1MDB transactions and options payment was not disclosed in the FY 2014 financial statement of International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC).
Now, remember that IPIC is 100% owned sovereign fund of the Abu Dhabi Government and has USD66 billion worth of assets.
Essentially, what The Edge is accusing is that the Abu Dhabi govt is helping the Malaysian govt cheat Malaysians.
This is 100% Abu Dhabi Govt owned sovereign fund, IPIC's own Financial statements. You can read it for yourself and is disclosed clearly on item 41 on pages 108 and 109 of the 2014 audited Financial statements from IPIC's own website: http://www.ipic.ae/media/125475/31-dec-2014-consolidated-financial-statements.pdf
READ the above link for yourself. The screenshot is below.
The attached screenshot CLEARLY shows that all such transactions with regards to 1MDB, Aabar and the Options are clearly stated in their financial statements audited by Big 4 firm, Ernst & Young.
These includes all transactions that, in The Edge's words, is "covering the hole".
So, what The Edge's final desperate roll of the dice is to accuse, Saudi Royal family member, KPMG, Deloitte, Ernst & Young and the Abu Dhabi government of conspiring with Malaysian govt to cheat Malaysians.
This "covering the hole" part is important as this is the final step which proves money is missing or not in the entire transaction. In this final part, The Edge is essentially saying these transactions are not disclosed by IPIC in their Financial Statements - however, they ARE disclosed.
What The Edge termed as "covering the hole" seems to be properly disclosed in IPIC's financial statements which are audited and made public and appears to be valid financial transactions as per IPIC's own financial statements.
As you can see from their "Note from publisher", this appears to be the final desperate shot by The Edge as they are now deeply implicated in money-laundering with regards to payment to Justo, in possession of stolen and tampered documents and conspiracy to defame and topple Malaysian govt and hurt our economy.
I think The Edge and their publisher knows their end is near and they have resorted to this one final desperate push to create as much damage as possible to the govt and our Malaysian economy - in essence, their last "kopek".
They know that it is a matter of time before the various authorities of up to three countries may soon be looking for them - which is why The Edge wrote "which is possibly the last on this subject,"
Good luck Mr Tong, Mr Ho, The Edge and the other persons identified by Thai Police as part of their investigations into "Justo-gate".
It's not that we do no know for years that Tong is an Anwar-proxy and that Anwar is NED-funded and linked and whose hidden agenda has always been to overthrow our govt.
Those pro-Tun people supporting Sarawak Report and The Edge is also implicitly supporting the CIA and NED to topple our govt - I hope they realize this.
Source: Here
Source: Here
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Note from the (The Edge) publisher:
We have in this report, which is possibly the last on this subject, laid out all the key facts about what happened during the three-year business ties between 1MDB and PetroSaudi International — especially what happened to the US$1.83 billion of real cash invested by 1MDB.
Our report is based on evidence corroborated by documents that include bank transfers and statements. There is no space to publish everything and, indeed, some material cannot be published.
We will now be handing over these printed documents and the hard disk that contains them to the investigators. We will assist the investigators in any way we can to get to the bottom of what had happened.
We have a duty to find and report the truth. Our reports on 1MDB had exposed how a group of individuals — Malaysians and foreigners — schemed a multi-billion ringgit fraud against the people of Malaysia.
As the article is long and if time permits, I hope to address each and every point of The Edge's article today in future blog posts.
It's not such a big deal as these are repeated allegations which I have answered and proven wrong countless times already in my FaceBook posts and some in my previous articles on this newly set-up blog of mine.
Another thought-provoking piece for Raja Petra Kamarudin.
This certainly adds a new dimension to the entire Justogate affair. The Special Task Force cannot continue its job until and unless it is given permission to interview Justo and establish whether the evidence it is using as the basis of the investigation is kosher.
THE CORRIDORS OF POWER
Raja Petra Kamarudin
Those who serve in the police force or the intelligence services know that the authorities in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines work very closely together (and Brunei to a certain extent). They share information and help arrest those who are wanted in the neighbouring countries. They do not need to apply for extradition or go to court to get a court order to arrest those wanted in the other countries.
In other words, Malaysia will not need the Thai, Singaporean, Indonesian or Filipino authorities to go through any legal process. Malaysia will arrest those people wanted in Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia or the Philippines on their behalf and hand them over.
And this is reciprocated in all the five countries.
This was proven in the days when Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad was Prime Minister. He ordered the Royal Malaysian Police (PRDM) to round up all those Thai Muslim separatists who were living in exile all over Malaysia to hand them back to Thailand.
The Malaysian newspapers reported that these separatists were arrested as they attempted to enter Malaysia illegally and were deported back to Thailand. The Thai newspapers, however, reported that they were arrested in Malaysia and were handed to the Thai authorities at the Malaysian-Thai border.
In return, the Thais arranged for peace talks and for a peace accord to be signed in Hat Yai in December 1989 between the Malaysian government and the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM). If the CPM did not cooperate then they would be deported from Thai soil. If they did they could continue living in Thailand.
Another case in point was Tan Koon Swan. He was the MCA leader at that time and was wanted in Singapore regarding the Pan-El collapse. Malaysia arrested him and sent him to Singapore where in 1986 he was charged for abetting criminal breach of trust relating to the collapse of Pan-El.
After serving his prison sentence in Singapore, Koon Swan was deported back to Malaysia where he was charged and convicted and served yet another prison term in Malaysia.
The Mas Selamat Kastari case is yet another example of cross-border cooperation. He was the head of the Singapore cell of the Jemaah Islamiah who was suspected of masterminding a plot to hijack a plane and to crash it into Singapore airport.
Indonesia arrested him in 2006 and handed him to Singapore. He then escaped from jail in 2008 and hid in Malaysia. Malaysia then arrested him and detained him without trial on behalf of Singapore.
The fact that his crime was plotted (but not yet committed) in Indonesia and was supposed to have been committed in Singapore did not matter. Malaysia still kept him in jail on behalf of Singapore.
Such is how the police forces of these five countries operate and cooperate. They not only share information. They can also take action on behalf of each other and arrest people wanted in the neighbouring countries and detain these people without trial on behalf of each other.
And that brings us to the Justogate affair.
The crime of criminal conspiracy was committed in three countries: Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore. The Thai police arrested and interrogated Xavier Andre Justo and shared whatever information they obtained with Malaysia and Singapore.
According to the Thai police, ten people have so far been implicated in this criminal conspiracy — amongst them Umno people, opposition leaders, Malaysian journalists or media bosses, and British nationals.
The Thai police have all the records and evidence, which they are sharing with Malaysia and Singapore in the event these two countries also want to take action against these conspirators.
Some say if the crime was committed in another country, say Thailand, then Malaysia cannot do anything about it. That is not quite true and history has proven this to be so in so many incidences over the last 40 years.
The Special Task Force that was set up to investigate the allegations regarding 1MDB now has to suspend its investigation due to this current development. The Special Task Force conducted its investigation based on the earlier evidence. However, since this evidence is now suspect the investigation can no longer proceed.
The Special Task Force now has to request, through the Malaysian police, for permission to interview Justo to find out whether the evidence was fabricated or doctored. Only once that has been established can the Special Task Force continue its investigation.
This certainly adds a new dimension to the entire Justogate affair. The Special Task Force cannot continue its job until and unless it is given permission to interview Justo and establish whether the evidence it is using as the basis of the investigation is kosher.
By Raja Petra Kamarudin
Thai police said Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo, who is in custody and expected to be charged with blackmailing his former employer, PetroSaudi, has given a full confession and identified about 10 people who bought documents from him to use to attack Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak.
"He has confessed everything. He has given us very good cooperation... every document, even from inside his phone,'' police spokesman Prawuth Thavornsiri told The Straits Times.
Justo sold the data he had taken from PetroSaudi to the group, which included media figures and a person from the Prime Minister's own party, according to Lieutenant-General Prawuth. Among them was a Malaysia-born woman who had moved to Britain.
"She has a news blog," he added.
Asked if the blog was the Sarawak Report website, he said: "Maybe. I didn't name it, you named it.''
He said the website "usually gives bad news about Malaysia".
"The website tampered with the data to discredit the PM,'' he added.
Lt-Gen Prawuth said he could not mention names. But he confirmed that Justo met with "many people, about 10, from the media and from political circles, even from the same party as the PM (Datuk Seri Najib)''. Justo met the Malaysia-born woman three times in Thailand, and also in Singapore, for "negotiation", said Lt-Gen Prawuth.
In the last stage of the negotiations, once the group had verified that Justo's files contained the information they wanted, they discussed how to pay him.
The evidence from Justo included a full transcript of all the Whatsapp chats he had with the group during their negotiations and discussions on how he would be paid. Some meetings are said to have been held in Singapore.
"The way they paid was the same way money-laundering gangs pay, Lt-Gen Prawuth said.
"They talked to each other many times by Whatsapp, we have the evidence; they talked about paying like this and like that, to pretend to buy and sell.''
These details "should be useful" to Malaysian police, he added.
The spokesman also offered to share information with the Singapore police. "This case should be reported in Singapore because the money laundering to attack the PM started in Singapore," he said. "If the Singapore police ask me for evidence (through) the foreign affairs protocol, I can send it."
Thai police arrested Justo at his plush home on the resort island of Koh Samui on June 22.
The tattooed 49-year-old had worked for PetroSaudi from 2010 to 2011, Lt-Gen Prawuth said.
"The CEO of that company was Xavier's close friend. I don't know what conflict they had; he (Justo) walked out and requested money from the company," he said.
"The company paid him about four million Swiss francs at the time he walked out.
"After two years Xavier called the CEO again and asked for some money again. Before he left, he had copied every e-mail of the company from the server. It was in 2013 that he called the company and said I know all your secrets, and I want US$2.5 million."
When PetroSaudi turned down his demand, Justo then approached the other group, said Lt-Gen Prawuth, who took care not to mention Malaysia by name.
Justo would be charged with blackmail, Lt-Gen Prawuth told The Straits Times. "The blackmail happened in Thailand, so we only have scope for that," he added.
On July 3, the Wall Street Journal and Sarawak Report claimed that US$700 million (S$957 million) linked to 1Malaysia Development Berhad was deposited into Mr Najib's private bank accounts over the past two years.
The beleaguered Prime Minister, who is facing calls for his resignation led by influential former premier Mahathir Mohamad, has denied ever using state funds for "personal gain".
Mr Najib has accused Tun Dr Mahathir, who was Malaysia's prime minister for 22 years until 2003, of conspiring with international media to topple his government via "political sabotage".
1MDB's recent struggle to meet financing obligations, as it seeks to pare down RM42 billion (S$15 billion) in debt it racked up in its first five years of operation, has been a lightning rod for criticism against Mr Najib's leadership.
The state investment agency is now the subject of multiple probes by the Malaysian authorities.
Malaysian police have asked their Thai counterparts for access to Justo but have yet to interview the Swiss national.
BANGKOK: Xavier Andre Justo, who is under investigation by Thai police for allegedly blackmailing PetroSaudi, has admitted to meeting certain individuals in Singapore to negotiate the handing over of documents in his possession.
“He met with very important people from some country, in Singapore. He negotiated about the price to give them all the copies of the documents in electronic files,” Royal Thai Police spokesman Pol Lt Gen Prawuth Thavornsiri told reporters here Thursday.
He said Thai police knew the identity of the people that Justo (pic) had met based on his own admission as well as evidence collected and details from sources.
He, however, declined to reveal who Justo had met.
When asked if Justo had met with Sarawak Report news portal editor and founder Clare Rewcastle Brown, Prawuth said: “There was also someone sent from Europe.”
It was earlier reported that Justo had met with Malaysian opposition leaders and a media owner in Singapore prior to his arrest in Thailand on June 22.
However, Prawuth said Justo denied tampering with or changing the original documents.
“He (Justo) didn’t change. He gave them the original documents in electronic files,” Prawuth said when asked if Justo admitted to tampering with the documents.
He said investigations were almost completed and would take only about a month more as Justo had already admitted to blackmailing PetroSaudi.
He said Thai police had gathered other documentary evidence, such as emails and immigration and hotel reports.
Thai police have no plans to interview other witnesses as they have enough evidence now, he said.
Prawuth said he is unsure when Justo would be charged, but that it had to be within 84 days from the date of his arrest on June 22.
He added that Justo would not be extradited, as the offence was committed in Thailand. – Bernama
“He met with very important people from some country, in Singapore. He negotiated about the price to give them all the copies of the documents in electronic files,” Royal Thai Police spokesman Pol Lt Gen Prawuth Thavornsiri told reporters here Thursday.
He said Thai police knew the identity of the people that Justo (pic) had met based on his own admission as well as evidence collected and details from sources.
He, however, declined to reveal who Justo had met.
When asked if Justo had met with Sarawak Report news portal editor and founder Clare Rewcastle Brown, Prawuth said: “There was also someone sent from Europe.”
It was earlier reported that Justo had met with Malaysian opposition leaders and a media owner in Singapore prior to his arrest in Thailand on June 22.
However, Prawuth said Justo denied tampering with or changing the original documents.
“He (Justo) didn’t change. He gave them the original documents in electronic files,” Prawuth said when asked if Justo admitted to tampering with the documents.
He said investigations were almost completed and would take only about a month more as Justo had already admitted to blackmailing PetroSaudi.
He said Thai police had gathered other documentary evidence, such as emails and immigration and hotel reports.
Thai police have no plans to interview other witnesses as they have enough evidence now, he said.
Prawuth said he is unsure when Justo would be charged, but that it had to be within 84 days from the date of his arrest on June 22.
He added that Justo would not be extradited, as the offence was committed in Thailand. – Bernama
A Swiss man has confessed to blackmailing his former employer, a Saudi oil exploration company, by threatening to reveal documents with information about alleged financial wrongdoing linked to the Malaysian government, police said Thursday.
Spokesman Pol Lt Gen Prawut Thawornsiri said Xavier Justo, 49, confessed that he threatened to reveal what he claimed was confidential information that would cause great damage to the company, PetroSaudi International.
Mr Justo was detained June 22 in Koh Samuk, following a complaint by PetroSaudi International. He is being held in jail awaiting formal charges.
Although Justo is accused of blackmailing the Saudi company, embarrassment seems more evident in Malaysia because of alleged connections between PetroSaudi and Malaysian state investment fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB, which is facing serious financial problems.
Pol Lt Gen Prawut spoke after he and national police chief Pol Gen Somyot Pumpanmuang met with officials from the Malaysian Embassy.
Interest in the case skyrocketed earlier this month when The Wall Street Journal and Sarawak Report, a London-based Malaysian anti-government website, published allegations that almost $700 million in 1MDB funds had been transferred in 2013 to bank accounts apparently controlled by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak ahead of a general election.
Mr Najib has denied any wrongdoing, and called the leaking of documents a political plot against him.
Malaysian officials allege that separate, earlier revelations about 1MDB published by Sarawak Report came from documents leaked by Justo. They also said the documents published by the website were altered from those originally in PetroSaudi's files to make the government look bad.
The origin of the more recently published documents about money transfers from 1MDB to Najib's alleged accounts remains unclear, and is the subject of an official investigation in Malaysia.
Thai police said they turned down a request from their Malaysian counterparts to share evidence in Justo's case because the alleged blackmail took place in Thailand and the investigation is ongoing. Police spokesman Lt Gen Prawut said Thai officials would consider what information they could turn over if a request came through diplomatic channels.
Much of what Thai police told reporters Thursday appeared to repeat information previously released or leaked by Malaysian officials.
Pol Lt Gen Prawut said Thailand's investigation showed that the alleged extortion was done by a network of people, including media and politicians in "a neighbouring country", and that the documents in question had been altered. He said the goal was to discredit the government of "another country", obviously Malaysia although he refused to name it. (My own emphasis)
He said the network had held meetings in Thailand and Singapore, suggesting that payment for the documents was made in Singapore, an action he described as money laundering but outside of Thai jurisdiction. (My own emphasis)
Pol Lt Gen Prawut also said there had been no request for the extradition of Justo because the alleged blackmail attempt had been made in Thailand.
Source: Bangkok Post
Spokesman Pol Lt Gen Prawut Thawornsiri said Xavier Justo, 49, confessed that he threatened to reveal what he claimed was confidential information that would cause great damage to the company, PetroSaudi International.
Mr Justo was detained June 22 in Koh Samuk, following a complaint by PetroSaudi International. He is being held in jail awaiting formal charges.
Although Justo is accused of blackmailing the Saudi company, embarrassment seems more evident in Malaysia because of alleged connections between PetroSaudi and Malaysian state investment fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB, which is facing serious financial problems.
Pol Lt Gen Prawut spoke after he and national police chief Pol Gen Somyot Pumpanmuang met with officials from the Malaysian Embassy.
Interest in the case skyrocketed earlier this month when The Wall Street Journal and Sarawak Report, a London-based Malaysian anti-government website, published allegations that almost $700 million in 1MDB funds had been transferred in 2013 to bank accounts apparently controlled by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak ahead of a general election.
Mr Najib has denied any wrongdoing, and called the leaking of documents a political plot against him.
Malaysian officials allege that separate, earlier revelations about 1MDB published by Sarawak Report came from documents leaked by Justo. They also said the documents published by the website were altered from those originally in PetroSaudi's files to make the government look bad.
The origin of the more recently published documents about money transfers from 1MDB to Najib's alleged accounts remains unclear, and is the subject of an official investigation in Malaysia.
Thai police said they turned down a request from their Malaysian counterparts to share evidence in Justo's case because the alleged blackmail took place in Thailand and the investigation is ongoing. Police spokesman Lt Gen Prawut said Thai officials would consider what information they could turn over if a request came through diplomatic channels.
Much of what Thai police told reporters Thursday appeared to repeat information previously released or leaked by Malaysian officials.
Pol Lt Gen Prawut said Thailand's investigation showed that the alleged extortion was done by a network of people, including media and politicians in "a neighbouring country", and that the documents in question had been altered. He said the goal was to discredit the government of "another country", obviously Malaysia although he refused to name it. (My own emphasis)
He said the network had held meetings in Thailand and Singapore, suggesting that payment for the documents was made in Singapore, an action he described as money laundering but outside of Thai jurisdiction. (My own emphasis)
Pol Lt Gen Prawut also said there had been no request for the extradition of Justo because the alleged blackmail attempt had been made in Thailand.
Source: Bangkok Post
According to my deep throat in the Thai police, the names of the people who are on the list to be investigated, with possibly even warrants of arrest to be issued to bring them back to Thailand for prosecution, are Clare Rewcastle Brown, Tong Kooi Ong, Ho Kay Tat, Tony Pua, Sufi Yusof, Kamal Sadiqque and Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK
THE CORRIDORS OF POWER
Raja Petra Kamarudin
Meanwhile, yesterday, someone who is said to use to work for Sarawak Report had his statement recorded by the Royal Malaysian Police in Kuching. And what he revealed (SEE HERE) is also very damaging.
Putting all the pieces together, it appears like there was a very elaborate conspiracy to bring down Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak through a so-called expose involving 1MDB, which appears to have been a fraudulent allegation after all.
According to Lt Gen Prawut, Xavier Andre Justo has admitted to meeting “a very important person from a Malaysian opposition party”. While under Thai law the name of this person cannot be revealed until he is arrested and charged in court, Lt Gen Prawut more or less confirmed who it was.
“We have their identities and it would be made public in open court when applications for arrest warrants are submitted…their identities have been made public in your country (Malaysia),” said Lt Gen Prawut.
Tony Pua
So not only do the Thai authorities know who these people are but arrest warrants are going to be issued and most likely Interpol’s help would be sought to arrest these people to bring them back to Thailand for prosecution.
Last month, Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said that Tong Kooi Ong, who owns the The Edge media group, was issued a warning for allegedly publishing incorrect news. “He must take responsibility for publishing incorrect news, which should have been verified prior to publication,” said Zahid.
There is reason to believe that the person the Thai police meant but could not mention by name at this juncture, until the arrest warrant is issued and he is charged in court, is Tong Kooi Ong.
Tong Kooi Ooi
Lt Gen Prawut further said that Justo denied tampering with the documents that were eventually sold to a certain news outlet in the UK. “He didn’t make any changes to the documents and sent the original documents as digital copies.”
Lt Gen Prawut further said that Justo denied tampering with the documents that were eventually sold to a certain news outlet in the UK. “He didn’t make any changes to the documents and sent the original documents as digital copies.”
When asked if Justo had sold the documents to Sarawak Report, Lt Gen Prawut said, “Everyone knows which news organisation I am talking about,” more or less saying ‘yes’ without actually saying so.
Basically, Justo confesses to data stealing and blackmail but not to the allegation of document tampering or fraud. He also confesses that he sold the documents to Sarawak Report and that if the documents were tampered then it was not him who did it and he suggests that it was the buyer of those documents who did so.
The Thai police are also pursuing the possibility of money laundering and is looking into shell companies and bank accounts that were set up in Singapore and the UAE that were used to channel money to Justo. An amount of US$2 million is the figure being mentioned that was illegally smuggled into Thailand to pay Justo.
According to my deep throat in the Thai police, the names of the people who are on the list to be investigated, with possibly even warrants of arrest to be issued to bring them back to Thailand for prosecution, are Clare Rewcastle Brown, Tong Kooi Ong, Ho Kay Tat, Tony Pua, Sufi Yusof, Kamal Sadiqque and Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
It seems some of these people have had several meetings in Bangkok and Singapore to discuss and negotiate the purchase of this stolen information and it was said that a Purchasing Contract had been signed with Justo in Singapore.
“We have confiscated Justo’s personal computer and we have managed to find documents and information pertaining to their meeting at a hotel in Singapore (Fullerton Hotel). Most of this information was found from Justo’s email correspondence and WhatsApp chat records,” said Lt Gen Prawut.
So there you are, on the eve of Hari Raya the Empire strikes back. And is that why Najib was super-cool and did not seem perturbed about the move to use the 1MDB ‘scandal’ to oust him?
Anyway, as Tun Dr Mahathir and the opposition said, Najib must be presumed guilty until and unless he can prove his innocence (Dr M: Duit 1MDB lesap, kecuali terbukti sebaliknya).
I suppose, using this same rule, all those others implicated in various crimes of data stealing, fraud, money-laundering, criminal conspiracy, and so on, must also be presumed guilty until and unless they can prove their innocence.
And that opportunity may soon come when the Royal Thai Police issues a number of warrants of arrest against these people and they are brought back to Thailand to be charged in court. They will then be able to try to prove they are innocent of all these allegations.
Claire oh Claire, where are you going to run? Where art thou gonna hide?
Tell us now. Is it possible that Lester Melanyi and Justo can partake in synchronised lying from two different countries? Impossible!
So who is the biggest liar of them all? Tell the world. Spread the news. Viral it.
According to NST:
Thai police: Justo met with Msian opposition leader, media tycoon
BY ADRIAN LAI -
16 JULY 2015 @ 4:46 PM
BANGKOK: Thai police today confirmed that Swiss citizen Xavier Andre Justo met with a very important person from a Malaysian opposition party before selling classified information belonging to Saudi oil company PetroSaudi International.
Royal Thai Police spokesperson Lt Gen Prawut Thavornsiri told the New Straits Times here that Justo, a former PetroSaudi director, admitted to meeting the opposition leader at a hotel in Singapore.
He however declined to name the individual.
Under Thai law, a person cannot be named prior to a warrant of arrest.
“He (Justo) met a very important person from a certain country, in Singapore. He then negotiated the selling price of the documents and later sold them to the buyer.”
Prawut later disclosed that the individual was from an opposition party in Malaysia. He also said Justo admitted that he met with a media tycoon at the same location in Singapore. He declined to name the media tycoon.
“We have confiscated Justo’s personal computer and we have managed to find documents and information pertaining to their meeting at a hotel in Singapore.
“Most of these information was found from Justo’s email correspondence and WhatsApp chat records.”
He said immigration and hotel records gathered by Thai police corroborated Justo's account of the meeting.
He said Justo had also admitted to blackmailing his former employer, PetroSaudi International, and will be charged under Thai law for extortion and blackmail.
Prawut however said Justo denied having tampered with documents that were eventually sold to a certain news outlet in Europe.
“He didn’t make any changes to the documents and sent the original documents (to the buyer) as digital copies.”
When asked if he had sold the documents to London-based whistleblower website Sarawak report, Prawut declined to elaborate.
“Everyone knows which news organisation I am talking about,” he said.
Justo has been under Thai police custody since his arrest late last month after he allegedly stole thousands of emails and documents from Petro Saudio, and tried to blackmail his former employer.
He moved to Thailand after he was terminated from the company.
Thai police are investigating how, after leaving the company, Justo issued a series of blackmail demands for 2.5 million Swiss francs (approximately RM9.9 million).
PetroSaudi did not meet Justo’s demand.
Then in February this year, doctored and tampered versions of the emails suddenly started to appear on Sarawak Report, sparking a political row implicating 1Malaysa Development Bhd (1MDB) and Malaysian leaders.
Source: NST
Tell us now. Is it possible that Lester Melanyi and Justo can partake in synchronised lying from two different countries? Impossible!
So who is the biggest liar of them all? Tell the world. Spread the news. Viral it.
According to NST:
Thai police: Justo met with Msian opposition leader, media tycoon
BY ADRIAN LAI -
16 JULY 2015 @ 4:46 PM
BANGKOK: Thai police today confirmed that Swiss citizen Xavier Andre Justo met with a very important person from a Malaysian opposition party before selling classified information belonging to Saudi oil company PetroSaudi International.
Royal Thai Police spokesperson Lt Gen Prawut Thavornsiri told the New Straits Times here that Justo, a former PetroSaudi director, admitted to meeting the opposition leader at a hotel in Singapore.
He however declined to name the individual.
Under Thai law, a person cannot be named prior to a warrant of arrest.
“He (Justo) met a very important person from a certain country, in Singapore. He then negotiated the selling price of the documents and later sold them to the buyer.”
Prawut later disclosed that the individual was from an opposition party in Malaysia. He also said Justo admitted that he met with a media tycoon at the same location in Singapore. He declined to name the media tycoon.
“We have confiscated Justo’s personal computer and we have managed to find documents and information pertaining to their meeting at a hotel in Singapore.
“Most of these information was found from Justo’s email correspondence and WhatsApp chat records.”
He said immigration and hotel records gathered by Thai police corroborated Justo's account of the meeting.
He said Justo had also admitted to blackmailing his former employer, PetroSaudi International, and will be charged under Thai law for extortion and blackmail.
Prawut however said Justo denied having tampered with documents that were eventually sold to a certain news outlet in Europe.
“He didn’t make any changes to the documents and sent the original documents (to the buyer) as digital copies.”
When asked if he had sold the documents to London-based whistleblower website Sarawak report, Prawut declined to elaborate.
“Everyone knows which news organisation I am talking about,” he said.
Justo has been under Thai police custody since his arrest late last month after he allegedly stole thousands of emails and documents from Petro Saudio, and tried to blackmail his former employer.
He moved to Thailand after he was terminated from the company.
Thai police are investigating how, after leaving the company, Justo issued a series of blackmail demands for 2.5 million Swiss francs (approximately RM9.9 million).
PetroSaudi did not meet Justo’s demand.
Then in February this year, doctored and tampered versions of the emails suddenly started to appear on Sarawak Report, sparking a political row implicating 1Malaysa Development Bhd (1MDB) and Malaysian leaders.
Source: NST
Selepas beberapa jam tersebarnya satu salinan laporan polis dan video pengakuan pemalsuan dokumen 1MDB oleh Lester Melanyi semalam yang mengaitkan tiga pemimpin pembangkang, hari ini Rafizi Ramli menafikan dakwaan itu.
LAPORAN SEBELUM INI; [Eksklusif] Pemalsuan Dokumen 1MDB : Tiga Pemimpin Pembangkang Terlibat?
Malaysiakini melaporkan;
Sekalipun Rafizi Ramli menafikan dakwaan itu, pada asasnya ia tidak membawa apa- apa makna. Melainkan Rafizi Ramli bersedia untuk mengambil tindakan undang- undang dengan kadar segera terhadap Lester Melanyi bagi membuktikan penafian yang dibuat Ahli Parlimen itu berasas.
Penafian itu juga tidak menjawab enam perkara yang perlu diberikan perhatian utama seperti yang diterbitkan blog ini semalam, iaitu;
LAPORAN SEBELUM INI; [Eksklusif] Pemalsuan Dokumen 1MDB : Tiga Pemimpin Pembangkang Terlibat?
Malaysiakini melaporkan;
Naib Presiden PKR Rafizi Ramli menafikan menjadi dalang dengan memberi arahan kepada Sarawak Report untuk memfitnah Datuk Seri Najib Razak berkaitan 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
Rafizi berkata, beliau tidak mengenali dan berhubung individu bernama Lester Melanyi yang mendakwa pernah bekerja untukSarawak Report bahawa ahli Parlimen Pandan itu menjadi dalang dan memberi arahan untuk memfitnah Najib.
“Saya tidak pernah kenal Lester Melanyi atau berhubung dengan beliau.
"Kali pertama saya tahu kewujudan beliau adalah apabila Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan mendedahkan mengenai laporan polis seperti di atas,” kata Rafizi dalam kenyataannya hari ini.
Semalam, pengarah komunikasi strategik BN, Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan membuat laporan polis terhadap Sarawak Report kerana didakwa memalsukan dokumen berkaitan dengan 1MDB dan bersekongkol dengan wakil rakyat pembangkang. ~Mkini
Sekalipun Rafizi Ramli menafikan dakwaan itu, pada asasnya ia tidak membawa apa- apa makna. Melainkan Rafizi Ramli bersedia untuk mengambil tindakan undang- undang dengan kadar segera terhadap Lester Melanyi bagi membuktikan penafian yang dibuat Ahli Parlimen itu berasas.
Penafian itu juga tidak menjawab enam perkara yang perlu diberikan perhatian utama seperti yang diterbitkan blog ini semalam, iaitu;
- Siapakah kawan "latino" yang turut bersama Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim ketika sessi perjumpaan seperti yang didedahkan Lester Melanyi?
- Apakah dakwaan Lester Melanyi yang mengaitkan Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Tony Pua dan Rafizi Ramli adalah berasas? Sekiranya ianya adalah satu fitnah, adakah ketiga- tiga individu yang dinamakan itu bersedia untuk mengambil tindakan sivil bagi membersihkan nama mereka dengan menyaman Lester Melanyi?
- Bruno Manser Foundation (BMF) dikatakan adalah "paymaster" kepada Sarawak Report adalah merupakan sebuah NGO yang berpusat di Switzerland. Apakah semuanya adalah secara kebetulan apabila Xavier Justo juga adalah warganegara Switzerland berketurunan Sepanyol?
- Adakah kawan "latino" yang dimaksudkan Lester Melanyi itu adalah Justo Xavier kerana ia berketurunan Sepanyol?
- Sekiranya Tony Pua dan Rafizi gagal untuk mengambil tindakan undang- undang terhadap dakwaan ini, adakah ia beerti dakwaan ini adalah benar dan mereka bersedia meletakkan jawatan selaku wakil rakyat?
- Jika dapat dibuktikan kebenaran dakwaan ini, adakah Tony Pua masih layak untuk terus membarisi Jawatankuasa Kira- Kira Wang Negara (PAC)?
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