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[Jenayah]
SR, Wall Street Journal berterusan memfitnah Najib- PANAS! bukti dah keluar
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he is from Penang and he is a Con Artist
jika jho bow asal pulau pinang,
kebarangkalian dia seorang cina
DAP adalah sangat besar |
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ni ha, biasa2 je, x nampak pulak port2 semua tu pesen apa, 
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entoh ler... deme ni.. 
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lol...... hish ..semlmt gk TV..PAC buat statement kat TV....cam relax senyum sinis gelak gelak..hehe cam bukan serius Issue eh.
kalau kat jepun ke US ke sure...... tak senyum diaorg kalau handle big skandal camni..nampak serius.
Tu beza profesionalism kut hehe
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Shopping macam duit jatuh dr langit, kalau ada bukit emas bukit perak pun dah habis awal awal, jangan kata menabung dr kecil. |
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Jho Low akan dipanggil 'menghadap' PAC
12:51PM - 10 Jul 2015
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/304708
https://lh4.ggpht.com/JoDxvkEM9C ... 9d77uXz28vBsNWHi5xs
awatankuasa Kira-kira Wang Negara (PAC) akan memanggil ahli perniagaan Jho Low susulan kedudukannya sebagai penasihat kepada syarikat pendahulu 1MDB, Terengganu Investment Authority (TIA).
Pengerusi PAC Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed berkata mereka membuat keputusan itu selepas mendengar taklimat berkaitan pelaburan oleh 1MDB, syarikat pelaburan negara cetusan ilham Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
Jazlan memberitahu perkara itu kepada pemberita di lobi parlimen hari ini. |
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PM’s handling of scandal shows weaknesses in political system
Lin KayKay | July 10, 2015
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com ... -of-usd700m-charge/
If the prime minister truly wants to clear his name he should abandon his threats to sue the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and instead open his books to investigators , says Bloomberg.
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak earned praise for his stewardship of the economy, concedes Bloomberg in an editorial, when Malaysia recently avoided a Fitch downgrade on the strength of its improving fiscal finances and its relatively healthy growth rates.
However, the country’s reputation though, no less than Najib’s, is suffering a grievous blow.
“Neither will be easily healed,” the editorial warns.
Najib may very well be, as he insists, innocent of charges that nearly USD700 million in government-linked funds ended up in his personal accounts, said Bloomberg. “But his handling of the scandal thus far has only underscored weaknesses in the Malaysian political system.”
It’s patently clear, said Bloomberg, that Malaysia needs a thriving opposition and a freer media, as well as a far more powerful and independent anti-corruption agency; stricter campaign funding rules to reduce the risk of vote-buying; and officials’ personal finances should be made more transparent.
If the prime minister truly wants to clear his name, said Bloomberg, he should abandon his threats to sue the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and instead open his books to investigators — something he hasn’t yet pledged to do or confirmed he’s done. “He should make way for a truly independent investigation of the charges against him — perhaps structured as a royal commission with wide-ranging powers.”
More important for avoiding such scandals in the future is to eliminate the patronage politics that encourage corruption and this will require far broader reform, said the editorial.
A “special task force” announced last weekend, led by the attorney general, appears to be investigating with more vigour. “It has removed documents and computers from the 1MDB offices and frozen six bank accounts associated with the case. (It hasn’t named the banks or said to whom the accounts belong, except to note that the freeze orders didn’t involve accounts allegedly held by Najib.)”
Still, it said, “its scope and authority are vague”.
On Thursday, the editorial noted, the head of the parliamentary committee reported that an interim report from the auditor general had found no suspicious activity at 1MDB, “although the company had reportedly withheld some bank and investment documents from investigators”.
Four different official investigations into 1MDB had been announced before the Journal’s report — by the government’s auditor general, a parliamentary committee, the police and the central bank, recalled the editorial. “But questions linger over how independent any of these can be.”
“Najib’s ruling coalition dominates the legislature.”
“The police fall under the home minister’s authority.”
“And Najib, who is finance minister as well as prime minister, nominates the central bank governor.”
Revisiting the thrust of the allegations against Najib, the editorial notes they revolve around the finances of 1Malaysia Development Bhd. — a debt-ridden state investment company whose advisory board he chairs.
In early July, the WSJ reported that hundreds of millions of dollars may have moved through agencies linked to 1MDB and landed in accounts controlled by the prime minister. Najib has alleged a political conspiracy to undermine him and vowed not to resign. He’s threatened to sue the Journal, while Malaysian police have launched a probe into how reporters obtained the evidence for its story. The Journal has said it stands by its reporting.
Whatever the facts of the case, argued the editorial, Najib inhabits a system that has long suffered from allegations of cronyism.
His United Malays National Organisation Umno) has dominated the government since independence in 1957, in part through gerrymandering and affirmative-action policies that favour the Malays who are in a slight majority.
Having carefully cultivated the 191 division leaders (no divisions in Sarawak) who have the power to remove him as party leader, said Bloomberg, Najib can likely cling to his position regardless of what facts are revealed — or what voters may want. “The opposition coalition was successfully fractured by the recent conviction of its leader, Anwar Ibrahim, on apparently spurious sodomy charges.”
“Retrograde sedition laws and a docile domestic media further stifle dissent in Malaysia. Najib recently postponed internal Umno elections until 2018, making a party coup even harder.”
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bodoh punya melayu kat 1MDB. dah tau yang china gemuk tu DAP pasal apa bagi peluang dan berurusan dengan dia? |
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Pembantu Rosmah la yang paling tak bijak dalam kes ni
Ada Facebook pun tak set private
Kan dah kantoi walaupun dia menafikan dia kerja dengan Rosmah
Sedih!Nak jadi jahat tapi tak berapa bijak |
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lepas tu siap check in dan update status setiap tempat yg dia berada ikut rombongan kak mah.. nak tak mengaku macam mana?
dengan macai dan penjilat najib boleh la dia orang percaya..
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Pic ni la yang paling win
Caption : Me and my boss pilgrims together and fellow world travellers
Adakah dia sebenarnya yang tukang tulis surat LOD Najib? 
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Ak rasa scandal ni di checkmate kn oleh assistant jibby sendiri.
Bahana amek cai bekerja |
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bila dah takde rasa segan silu membuat salah, ni lah jadi nya.... |
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mau tak check in bebagai...bangga la g merata2 FOC. cuma jd pencacai rosmah je boleh jenjalan obesi.
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Bila la jiby juboq ni nak step down.. Tebal betul kulit.. |
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acai kata kebenaran akan muncul..selagi tidak dibuktikan di makhamah malaysia..maka selagi itu bijan dan sekutu-sekutunya tidak bersalah..
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bulan puasa setan semua kena ikat...tapi ada setan yg lebih teruk dari setan sebenar...inilah dia setan tu.. |
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kalau ler pemimpin luar negara...confirm awal2 undur diri bila terlibat dgn mana2 skandal. nilai murni dan sikap bertanggungjwb diorg lebih tinggi. like in japan, any disgraced politician are expected to step down...so diorg sedar diri to surrender. |
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bapanya bapa pembangunan
dia ni bapa setan
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amansihat replied at 10-7-2015 11:37 AM
Rosmah's 'shopping spree' hits Aussie paper
dulu org susah nak caya kak ros boros sopping..skg skit skit puzzle keluar dicantumkan |
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Post time 10-7-2015 11:45 AM
