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SR, Wall Street Journal berterusan memfitnah Najib- PANAS! bukti dah keluar
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No wonder laa belanja pengurusan PMO berbeliyun beliyun..... pakai tenaga kerja omputih rupanya.
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Aku tgk crite korean mmg byk persamaan dengan politik malaysia..seabis baik tutup kesalahan kejahatan..dengan tabur duit etc.. padahal yg muka baik tu la yg macam hantu... |
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mcm bodoh ahjib. kita da halau penasihat british balik ms merdeka pastu pak jib pg panggil blk as penasihat.
mmg bertambah2 meluat aku dgn kebobrokan najis ni. |
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kecimpret replied at 12-7-2015 04:21 AM
dah tersepit camni mula laa peralat agama utk lepaskan diri..modus operandi sejak dulu lg
Bila nak coverina putar alam, mula la petik2 agama.....
Bila menyamun secara berjemaah, tak ingat pulak agama.....
Generasi skang dah buhsan dgn taktik2 bodoh coverina guna2 agama nih.....yg penting bagi dorang, camner nak survive dalam keadaan ekonomi yg teruk disebabkan oleh pemimpin2 yg rasuah dan kaki penyamun.... |
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UMNO dr ketua bahagian memang dasar penyamun.....tp najib sakit hati napa dia dibongkar....padahal sama sama penyamun duit rakyat.....tu yg siasat sapa yg sabotaj dia dan kak rossy....geli dgn UMNO....dah rompak duit rakyat mcm acara rutin lepas tu buat buat innocent teraniaya. Mcm setan bertopeng manusia...
dan watch out PKR pun akan sama dgn UMNO...masing2 dlm hati x sabar nak samun duit rakyat. Tunggu turn lepas UMNO je |
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dah agak dah.. RPK mmg penipu scammer la ye
Bank Negara denies staff leaked information
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PETALING JAYA: Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) is strongly denying allegations that its employees are involved in the leaking of information to the media, and has lodged a police report over the accusations. "Bank Negara Malaysia strongly condemns allegations that officials of the Bank leaked information to the media," said BNM in a press statement Sunday. "Such allegations are without basis. In this regard, the Bank has lodged a police report. BNM remains steadfast in our quest to uncover the truth in a fair and just manner. "In discharging its accountability, the Bank is not aligned to any faction and will not betray the trust of the public. BNM will also investigate any breaches to the laws it administers.
"The Bank, as part of the special task force, continues to remain committed towards achieving the objectives. In this endeavour, the Bank has the full support of the special task force," it added. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) in a July 3 report alleged that US$700mil (RM2.7bil) had been channelled into Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's personal bank account in AmPrivate Bank before the 13th general election. On July 7, WSJ released nine documents allegedly detailing the 1MDB money trail, reportedly sourced from a "Malaysian Government investigation". The documents showed alleged bank transfers from various companies to Najib's personal accounts on March 2013, December 2014 and February 2015. On Monday, six bank accounts connected to the alleged channelling of funds were frozen by the special task force investigating the matter. On Wednesday, Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail ordered a full probe to find out who leaked bank documents relating to 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) to the WSJ. On Saturday, blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin wrote that three top Bank Negara officials were being investigated for allegedly leaking the confidential information.
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Bank Negara nafi pegawai bocor maklumat kepada WSJ
Abdul Hakim Rahman, Astro Awani | Diterbitkan pada: Julai 12, 2015 17:15 MYT
[url=] [/url]BNM nafi tiga pegawainya telah membocorkan maklumat sulit kepada Wall Street Journal berhubung kes kewangan 1MDB.
KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) menafikan dakwaan bahawa pegawainya telah membocorkan maklumat sulit kepada pihak media sambil menegaskan BNM tidak menyebelahi mana-mana pihak dan juga tidak akan memperdaya amanah rakyat.
"Dakwaan ini adalah tidak berasas sama sekali," kata BNM dalam satu kenyataan.
BNM berkata mereka telah membuat laporan polis berhubung perkara itu.
Kenyataan itu dikeluarkan selepas sebuah portal, Malaysia Today mendakwa tiga pegawai kanan BNM sedang disiasat pihak berkuasa kerana disyaki membocorkan maklumat sulit kepada Wall Street Journal(WSJ) berhubung skandal kewangan 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
Pengendali portal itu, Raja Petra Kamaruddin mendakwa kemungkinan besar pegawai terbabit akan menerima nasib seperti bekas Penolong Gabenor Bank Negara, Datuk Abdul Murad Khalid pada 1999.
Abdul Murad, bersama beberapa pegawai lain pada masa itu, dipaksa meletak jawatan kerana terlibat dalam penggubahan wang bernilai RM3 bilion milik Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
Melalui entri bertajuk 'The Bank Negara Scandal, Yet Again', pada Sabtu, Raja Petra berkata perbuatan itu dianggap sebagai sabotaj terhadap kerajaan dan boleh mendatangkan kesan yang buruk kepada negara.
Tambah kenyataan itu lagi, BNM akan terus menyiasat mana-mana pelanggaran terhadap undang-undang di bawah kawal selianya dan bertekad akan terus berusaha mencari kebanaran dengan cara yang adil dan saksama.
"Pihak Bank, sebagai sebahagian daripada Pasukan Petugas Khas, tetap komited untuk mencapai objektif Pasukan Petugas Khas," kata kenyataan itu.
Menurut kenyataan itu lagi, usaha pihak Bank turut mendapat sokongan sepenuh daripada Pasukan Petugas Khas.
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kalo dah guna paper shredder nak hapus bukti konfom laa kan ada wat salah
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kerana isu lowyat ...tenggelam isu IMDB dan kakmah 2 juta |
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hensem berahi si paul stadlen ni.. tada yang nak try keee??? no fon ade je tuuu..
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Haru la kalau mengaku, maknanya bukti semua betul...
Yg tolong bocor pulak bukan calang-calang, deputy governor . Meaning Zeti memang tolong cover selama ni, sampai deputy bengang.
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Up...up...up.... |
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Bijan dah saman ke ni? Hari tu gigih nak bersaman bagai.ternanti2 jua samanan di hari raya |
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drama ni masih tergantung...
saman pon lom muncul.... |
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nk mkn pop corn siang hr...alamak...ini kan puasa..... |
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Edited by atira at 14-7-2015 08:00 AM
New york times
Malaysia Investigates Leaks Claiming to Show Transfers to Najib Razak
BANGKOK — The Malaysian police said on Monday that they were opening an investigation into whether government officials, including central bank personnel, were the source of leaked documents purporting to show the transfer of hundreds of millions of dollars into the bank accounts of Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife. Mr. Najib, who was already unpopular for imposing a nationwide sales tax in April to pay for large budget shortfalls, has been embroiled in a scandal over billions of dollars that his critics say are missing from a sovereign wealth fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad, also known as 1MDB.
The leaked documents were part of an investigation into the fund and werepublished by The Wall Street Journal and a website, Sarawak Report, this month. They purport to show transfers of around $700 million into what are described as Mr. Najib’s personal bank accounts. Sarawak Report also reported cash deposits of two million ringgit, or around $525,000, into the account of Rosmah Mansor, Mr. Najib’s wife, this year. Photo
Prime Minister Najib Razak of Malaysia.[size=0.6875]CreditManan Vatsyayana/Agence France-Presse — Getty ImagesMr. Najib’s office did not respond to a request for comment on Monday, but he said in a statement this month that he had “never taken funds for personal gain.” He has also denied that money is missing from thesovereign wealth fund. The police said on Monday that they would investigate whether leaking the documents constituted “economic sabotage againstMalaysia.” “These criminal acts are very serious and raise national security implications,” Khalid Abu Bakar, the country’s inspector general of police, said in a statement, referring to the leaks. “The Royal Malaysia Police have not eliminated the possibility of a conspiracy to subvert Malaysia’s democratic process and topple the prime minister.” The central bank, Bank Negara Malaysia, on Sunday rejected suggestions that its officials might have given the documents to the news outlets. “Such allegations are without basis,” the bank said in a statement. The bank transfers have raised questions about how much Bank Negara knew about the transfers and whether they violated money laundering laws. The bank said it was committed to “uncovering the truth in a fair and just manner.” Mr. Najib’s party, the United Malays National Organization, has governed Malaysia since it gained independence from Britain 58 years ago, and numerous financial scandals have failed to dislodge it from power. But the investigation into the sovereign wealth fund has the backing of powerful politicians within the party, including former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. The investigation has split the governing elites and even appears to have divided Mr. Najib’s family. The prime minister’s brother, Nazir Razak, a banker, praised the central bank on Monday for its commitment to uncover the truth. “Great statement — timely, firm and unambiguous,” he wrote on his Instagram account. Ibrahim Suffian, director of the Merdeka Center, an independent polling company, said the scandal over the tangled finances of the sovereign wealth fund had been difficult for the public to follow. But Mr. Mahathir’s recent attacks on the prime minister, and the allegations of the transfers directly into Mr. Najib’s accounts, have brought more clarity and urgency to the issue and made it more dangerous for Mr. Najib than past scandals have been, he said. “I strongly suspect that this time around it’s going to be different,” Mr. Ibrahim said. “People feel personally linked to the issue.” The imposition of the sales tax in April made Malaysians feel that they are “invested in the problem,” he said. A law firm representing Ms. Rosmah, Mr. Najib’s wife, said in a statement that she had “not committed any criminal offense or any misappropriation of funds.” The law firm said the funds in her account had no links to the sovereign wealth fund, but it did not specify the origin of the cash.
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pencuri loyatt dah kena tangkap...
pencurik rm2.3bill bila nak tangkap....
tak de yg ngaku pon...
1st series plot mcm sama loyatt jek..
mencurik tapi play victim..
pitenah katanya...jenuhla pusing keliling...
ujung2 mat rempit loyat mmg kompem mencurik...
drama 2.3bill lambat sgt lahh jalan citernya
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ye la..
pencuri loyat ngaku..
pencuri billion2 ni mana ngaku...
dia kata dia suci murni... memerintah negara berlandaskan al-quran
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letih nak tunggu next plot tau
pencurik dipetinah mencurik rm2.3bill
namun dia hanya mengaku..saya tidak mencurik untuk kegunaan peribadi...
okfinethanksbye...
status terhauk buat masa sekarang
"ehh ko kompem ke ko pitenah aku mencurik ni"
nak kena tunggu feedback sang pemfitnah 14 hari plak tu
letihnyer lah nak tunggu
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pening aku ada yang dah kena tangkap ke ni? |
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Post time 12-7-2015 07:22 PM
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