RM2.6 billion dalam akaun Najib adalah dari penderma, bukan dari 1MDB kata SPRM

melati_kesuma

zaman ni aku kenal tabung and derma

cikilala

Derma pun kena declare apetah lagi sbg pemimpin no.1..ni dpt derma kaut sorang-sorang utk sape ye semua duit berbillion tu

Rakyat punyalah dicukai GST bagai nak tampung segala keborosanpemimpin dan kerajaan..tak kata aniaya ke macam tu

stilla

highcastle

Sudahnya, saya pun tak tahu siapa pendermanya.. Saya tengok memang dah ada 2.6 billion dlm akaun saya...... Seolah2 ada org sengaja nak menganiaya saya.............

mysterio

sprm pun 2 X 5...

Lorra2411

derma pebondonya. alahai perangai, ce bijak sikit. jgn bodoh melantun please.

protonpersona

Semoga najib mendapat balasan yg setimpal atas apa yg dia usahakan atas dunia ni...kalau tak nampak di dunia...ko tunggu la di akhirat najib weeii..menjawab la ko nanti

tekken

dermatology kini melanda malaysia

kurunsing

Akta 694 -  Akta Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia 2009 jelas menyatakan Suapan itu derma. Derma itu suapan. Page 11 under Bahagian 1 - Tafsiran.

Jadinya, apekah sperm begitu bodoh tak boleh ambil tindakan sampai akta buat sendiri pun x tahu suapan itu derma dan derma itu suapan?
atau seperm memang bodo lagi bebal saperti macai2 juga

Denco

ni dia

hbms

Maknanya dia dah jadi antara 10 org paling kaya kat malaysia sebab masuk personal acct kan. Sapa lah duk derma tu, dermawan sungguh.

zamnie

protonpersona replied at 4-8-2015 10:04 AM
Semoga najib mendapat balasan yg setimpal atas apa yg dia usahakan atas dunia ni...kalau tak nampak  ...

Aminnnnnnnn.....

purity_nur

how la high profile case dgn nilai wang 2.6 billion siasat dengan sekejap sgt... ingt rm2.60? pelik la malaysia ni..sprm lg pelik...xpayah la membodohkan rakyat..teruk nawwww laaa...senang je dpt billion2... najib golongan asnaf ke? sakit pulakk hati..

airfilterkotor

hzln replied at 4-8-2015 09:41 AM
sebelum ni:
ini fitnah, FITNAH...FITNAHHHHHH!!!!
sesapa buat fitnah tak masuk sorga  ...

rakyat mesia kan bodo bodo belake.
tu yg dok menipu memanjang tu.

R2D2

Why didn’t Najib explain RM2.6b donation from Day 1? Sarawak Report editor asks


KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 4 — Founder and editor of whistleblower website Sarawak Report (SR) Clare Rewcastle-Brown has questioned Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s failure to explain from the very beginning that the RM2.6 billion found in his accounts had come from “donors” and not from 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) as previously suspected.

Defending SR’s reports on the funds, the Sarawak-born British journalist pointed out they had been based on information obtained from the investigation on 1MDB, which she said had suggested the possibility of a link between Najib and money from the troubled state investor.

“Gosh! How come the PM didn’t clear all that up immediately on Day 1 then? What we said was that the information had come from the investigation, because it was believed by investigators to be linked.

“How else would we have obtained it?” she wrote in an email reply to Malay Mail Online yesterday.

Rewcastle-Brown also suggested that these donors come forward and reveal their identities.

The London-based journalist did not contest the conclusion that the RM2.6 billion had not come from 1MDB although she noted that it was made by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) after the series of arrests of some of the agency’s own leading investigators.

“People can reach their own conclusion about this latest MACC statement,” she added.

She went on to question the purpose of the donation, saying that if it had been used as suspected for Barisan Nasional’s Election 2013 campaign, the ruling pact would have broken election laws by exceeding the legal limit for political funding.

Yesterday, former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad had made a similar point in his blog.

Rewcastle-Brown also took a swipe at Najib, asking him if it was okay for “white foreigners” to influence to outcome of the federal polls, after alleging that the funds had originated from an Abu Dhabi bank.

Last weekend, Najib had said in a speech during an Umno divisional meeting that “white people” should stay out of Malaysia’s administrative affairs.

As an example, the prime minister had singled out Rewcastle-Brown’s whistleblower site.

Other than SR, several other international media organisations have written extensively on 1MDB and Najib’s alleged involvement in the state owned fund.

An article by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) recently claimed that US$700 million (RM2.6 billion) was funnelled through 1MDB into Najib’s private account.

Najib has not directly denied the claim, but has repeatedly said that he has never taken 1MDB money for personal gain.

A special government task force comprising officials from the Attorney-General’s Chambers, the MACC, Bank Negara Malaysia and the police was set up to investigate the allegations in WSJ.

Some of the key investigators from the task force however have been hauled up by the police for a separate investigation on information leaks.

bluemenx

EJALTI replied at 3-8-2015 10:07 PM

kalo pembangkang ? .... dan dan tu tuduh kaw kaw....
SUARAM Terima 100 Juta Dana Asing Bantu PKR Dan Pembangkang???


Presiden Jaringan Melayu Malaysia (JMM), Azwanddin Hamzah hari ini mendakwa, sejumlah RM100 juta dana asing dipercayai telah dibawa masuk sepanjang operasi Suara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram) di negara ini.

Dakwanya, transaksi dana asing termasuk dalam bentuk tunai itu dikatakan dibawa secara berperingkat daripada berjumlah AS$1,000 (RM3,056.19) sehingga AS$5,000 (RM15,280.94) sejak 1998.


Beliau mendakwa, berdasarkan maklumat bekas anggota pertubuhan tidak berdaftar itu, dana tersebut dipercayai digunakan bagi membiayai kegiatan ceramah politik dan menggerakkan demonstrasi jalanan dengan motif memfitnah kerajaan serta beberapa pemimpin negara ini.


Dakwanya, wang berkenaan juga dipercayai digunakan sebagai habuan rasuah kepada pegawai dalam agensi kerajaan bagi kepentingan sekutu Suaram.


“Kita dapat maklumat ini daripada bekas anggota Suaram.


“Wang tersebut dipercayai dibawa masuk oleh pemimpin-pemimpin Suaram melalui negara jiran. Mereka tidak mahu wang berkenaan dimasukkan melalui transaksi bank.


“Lebih merisaukan adalah wang ini dipercayai digunakan untuk merasuah beberapa kakitangan kerajaan bagi membuat keputusan yang memihak kepada kepentingan sekutu Suaram serta mendapatkan maklumat dan rahsia kerajaan dalam negara," dakwanya.


Beliau berkata demikian pada sidang akhbar mengenai pendedahan terbaru tindak tanduk Suaram di Ibu Pejabat JMM, Kota Damansara dekat sini.


Azwanddin berkata, nama kakitangan yang terlibat akan didedahkan oleh pihaknya dalam masa terdekat.


Dalam pada itu, Azwanddin turut mendakwa, Suara Inisiatif Sdn. Bhd. (Suara Inisiatif) bukan satu-satunya syarikat yang dikaitkan Suaram yang menerima dana daripada luar negara.


Dakwanya, selain Suara Inisiatif, terdapat sebuah lagi syarikat yang diguna pakai oleh Suaram iaitu difahamkan sebuah syarikat pemilik tunggal, Suaram Komunikasi.


“Kami mendapat maklumat ini daripada bekas anggota Suaram bahawa Suaram Komunikasi adalah syarikat pemilik tunggal yang menerima dana asing. Malah kami juga mendapati National Endownment For Democracy (NED) yang menyalurkan dana kepada Suaram Komunikasi," katanya.

http://kulaanniring.blogspot.com ... na-asing-bantu.html

orangpluto

Najib plzzz resign.......enufff is enufff....

Pd macai x kire tue @ muda plzzz pgi mampos  psl kebengapan korg x dpt diubati lagi......

Steelheart

R2D2 replied at 4-8-2015 10:36 AM
Why didn’t Najib explain RM2.6b donation from Day 1? Sarawak Report editor asks

Tb3suku bila nk waT RALAT headline 'satu kebenaran' duit masuk acc jibby 2.6 bilion' tuhari gigeh wat headline besar gedabak 'satu pembohongan' duit masuk acc jibby


Spin jgn x spin....selagi ko blh spin jibby

EJALTI

Claim that RM2.6b from ‘donors’ just another twist in 1MDB tale, critics say

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/na ... tics-say/ar-BBlmGdF


© Provided by The Malay Mail Online Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak attends the Finance Ministry’s Aidilfitri celebration at the Finance Ministry Complex, Putrajaya, August 3, 2015. — Picture by Saw Siow Feng

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 4 — Datuk Seri Najib Razak still has a ways to go to disentangle himself from the complicated 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) web, several opposition leaders said after graftbusters confirmed yesterday that the state investor had not pumped RM2.6 billion into the prime minister’s accounts.

They said the revelation neither exonerated Najib nor solved the mystery of 1MDB’s reported RM42 billion debt pile, but had instead given Malaysians more questions to rain on the embattled prime minister.

“How does MACC  (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) know it’s not from 1MDB? Where has the money gone and was it used for the 13th general election? And who were the political parties and candidates that received the money?” asked DAP parliamentary leader Lim Kit Siang after the MACC’s vague explanation on the RM2.6 billion yesterday.

In its statement, the commission had confirmed that the sum was deposited into Najib’s accounts but it said it came from “donors and not 1MDB”.

Although the MACC kept mum on the donors’ identities and how the contribution was spent, its conclusion did, however, finally lay to rest weeks of debate over the truth behind the July 2 expose by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that first mentioned the deposits.

In its article, the international business daily had cited documents from the 1MDB probe that it said showed how investigators had traced the money to Najib’s accounts.

The contents of the report had set tongues wagging here and forced government leaders to urge for calm as a special taskforce of top enforcement agencies including the MACC looked into the claims.

To PKR’s Rafizi Ramli, however, MACC’s explanation on the RM2.6 billion solved nothing in the 1MDB mystery.

“The new statement from MACC will not change anything and Najib’s accountability to the public in regards to 1MDB.

“He has yet to explain WSJ allegations, the SRC International transfers, even though MACC reaffirms that it is still looking into SRC transfers,” the PKR secretary-general told Malay Mail Online, referring to 1MDB’s former subsidiary.

“Whatever it is, there is no amount of spin that can take away the controversy of RM2.6 billion worth of funds that went into the prime minister’s personal account, regardless the origin of the money or what the account was used for.”

Rafizi also said he was vindicated as he had predicted earlier yesterday that a new narrative would likely emerge over the next few days to describe the large deposits as a mere financial “contribution”.

Another lawmaker, PAS’s Parit Buntar MP Datuk Dr Mujahid Yusof Rawa, said the controversy over the funds was not merely whether it had come from 1MDB, but also the purpose of such a large contribution.

“Why did someone put such a large amount into his account? We are talking about billions.

“We need to find out who gave the money, why they gave the money and where it went,” he told Malay Mail Online.

The same sentiment was echoed by PAS deputy president Datuk Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man, who continued mocking Najib for delaying his suit against WSJ.

After WSJ’s report, Najib repeatedly denied taking 1MDB funds for personal gain.

The prime minister also accused his detractors of sabotage and claimed Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, one of his fiercest critic in the 1MDB saga, was working with the foreign media in a plot to unseat him.

His lawyers have also penned a letter to the WSJ, demanding that the publication confirm if it had meant to accuse their client of misappropriation when it reported the trial of money into his accounts.

WSJ has since replied to say that its report was based on available facts.

Najib’s lawyers have yet to announce their next course of action.

EJALTI

Probe RM2.6b donation in PM’s account for money laundering, Bank Negara urged

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/na ... ra-urged/ar-BBllNAm


© Provided by The Malay Mail Online File picture shows Cynthia Gabriel, director of The Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4), holding a press conference. — Picture by Zurairi AR

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 3 — An anti-corruption group urged Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) today to launch an investigation into the RM2.6 billion contribution from donors in Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s account, saying the purported donation could be a form of money laundering.

The Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4) director Cynthia Gabriel also said the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) should divulge more information on the source of the funds, which the commission had earlier confirmed was from “donors” and not from 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) as previously claimed.

“The Anti-Money Laundering Act needs to be invoked immediately to examine if it was laundered money and illicit money that was transferred in the prime minister’s account.

“We urge Bank Negara to zero in on the issue,” she told Malay Mail Online over the phone.

Earlier today, MACC confirmed reports on the existence of such funds in Najib’s accounts although it said it had not originated from 1MDB.

The commission also did not disclose the identities of the donors or the purpose of the contribution, as well as how the money was spent.

“The report resulting from the investigation involving the RM2.6 billion has been referred and informed to the Attorney-General.

MACC also said its focus in the special task force on the scandal-plagued 1MDB is only on its subsidiary SRC International Sdn Bhd and the RM2.6 billion in question, while other aspects are left to the police and Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM).

Gabriel also today joined calls for fresh legislation to be enacted to regulate political financing.

“Without a law governing political financing, we will continue to discover dubious donations to political parties,” she said.