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1MDB, Xavier Andre Justo dan Sarawak Report
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NAT_11 posted on 25-6-2015 04:55 PM 
Orang bukan kisah Xavier Justo ditangkap sebab kununnya
cuba blackmail PS. Atau kisah pendedahan ...
kena asingkan isu satu persatu
isu jenayah justo, satu bab
isu bidang perniagaan 1MDB
satu bab lain
jangan campur adukkan
nanti ko jadi merapu sampai
jadi macam rupa
beruk kat avatar tu
kan naya
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Isunya ialah, 1MDB is a big mistake.
Sekarang terperangkap dengan utang dan bergelut nak
membersihkan nam Najib dengan mengaitkan issue-issue
macam Sarawak Report & Xavier Justo yang mendedahkan
kepincanganya.
Kalau engku nak terus on the defensive, suka hati kolah.
Bagi aku 1MDB memang 1 kesilapan besar yang merugikan negara.
PERIOD.
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Padan muke kite semue kene tipu dgn tun m ..huhuhu |
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masih belum ada apa2 respon
lagi daripada Tun pasal isu penangkapan justo
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ni versi astro awani, biasa2 je, mcm the normal tun det, lps tu kita tengok pulak versi the malaysian insider, dua2 media mcm rujuk event yg sama, majlis bbuka puasa perkasa 
Emel antara PetroSaudi, 1MDB 'mencurigakan' - Tun Mahathir
Hafiz Marzukhi, Astro Awani | Kemas kini: Jun 26, 2015
(Diterbitkan pada: Jun 25, 2015 21:57 MYT)
KUALA LUMPUR: Bekas Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad menyifatkan sememangya ada sesuatu yang mencurigakan dengan emel-emel antara PetroSaudi dan 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
“Sesiapa pun boleh memintas emel-emel yang dihantar. Jika dilihat kepada emel yang dihantar, sememangnya ada yang mencurigakan,” kata Dr Mahathir ketika ditemui di majlis berbuka puasa anjuran Pertubuhan Pribumi Perkasa (Perkasa) di Kelab Sultan Sulaiman di sini pada Khamis.
Apabila ditanya samada ahli politik veteran itu akan meminta maaf kepada Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak jika dokumen-dokument tersebut adalah palsu, Dr Mahathir berkata dia akan menilai situasi itu kelak.
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Ini adalah soal duit rakyat. Saya bukan minta untuk saya, saya minta untuk negara ”
“Saya perlu melihat kesemuanya dahulu,” tegasnya.
Apabila ditanya apakah perbincangan di antara beliau dan Najib untuk memperbaiki perhubungan mereka yang tegang sekarang ini, Dr Mahathir menjawab yang isu-isu yang dibangkitkan sebelum ini bukan bersifat peribadi.
“Kita masih boleh berjumpa, berbual dan bersalaman, namun perkara yang lebih penting perlu diselesaikan terlebih dahulu.
“Ini adalah soal duit rakyat. Saya bukan minta untuk saya, saya minta untuk negara," tambahnya.
Ada konspirasi sebalik penahanan bekas pengarah PetroSaudi, dakwa Dr Mahathir
OLEH JAMILAH KAMARUDIN
Published: 25 June 2015 10:00 PM
Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad (dua dari kanan) di majlis berbuka puasa bersama Perkasa di Kuala Lumpur, hari ini. Beliau berkata, penahanan Justo oleh pihak berkuasa Thailand agak mencurigakan kerana dia melakukan kesalahan jenayah di Arab Saudi. – Gambar The Malaysian Insider oleh Afif Abd Halim, 25 Jun, 2015.Bekas Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad mendakwa wujud konspirasi yang dirancang pihak tertentu di sebalik penahanan bekas pengarah PetroSaudi International Xavier Andre Justo.
Dr Mahathir berkata, penahanan Justo oleh pihak berkuasa Thailand itu agak mencurigakan kerana dia melakukan kesalahan jenayah di Arab Saudi.
"Kita tengoklah apa dia cakap tetapi dia punya keadaan itu mencurigakan sedikit, macam ada perancangan.
"Ini orang pandai-pandai belaka, macam-macam perancangan ada sekarang ini," katanya kepada pemberita di Kuala Lumpur, hari ini.
Dr Mahathir juga hairan dengan tindakan penguat kuasa Thailand yang “berminat” menahan Justo kerana kebiasaannya negara lain tidak akan mengambil berat melainkan seseorang itu disenaraikan sebagai pengganas.
Sebaliknya, Dr Mahathir berkata Justo hanya datang ke Thailand sebagai pelancong dan tidak ada asas untuk beliau ditahan.
"Yang saya hairan dia bukan buat kesalahan di Thailand, dia buat kesalahan di Arab Saudi.
"Barangkali sebab dia pengganas sebab itu tahan dia. Kalau dia setakat tipu syarikat, itu masalah Arab Saudi kena betulkan," katanya.
Warga Switzerland itu pada Selasa lalu ditahan di sebuah rumah di sebuah pulau peranginan Thailand, Koh Samui dan beberapa komputer, pemacu cakera keras serta alat penyimpanan data turut dirampas.
Justo dilaporkan menerima RM15 juta untuk meletak jawatan di PetroSaudi, tetapi dituduh meminta lebih banyak wang dalam cubaan memeras ugut syarikat itu berkaitan urus niaga dengan 1MDB.
Media Thailand melaporkan Justo menafikan tuduhan itu.
Polis Thailand turut menggambarkan Justo sebagai eksekutif teknologi maklumat (IT) tetapi semakan The Malaysian Insider menunjukkan Justo ialah pengarah di PetroSaudi. – 25 Jun, 2015.
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amat jauh bezanya
versi awani dengan versi malaysian dogs
walopun buat coverage majlis yang sama
yang satu plain,
satu lagi jelas berlebih2 an ditokok
tambah dibatu apikan macam
trade mark semulajadinya
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Ok la apa kata saman Sarawak Report sebab "menipu" |
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Ok la apa kata saman Sarawak Report sebab "menipu" |
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Molek juga kalau PAC dapat keterangan daripada Justo,' kata Nur Jazlan
Hamzah Hamid, Astro Awani | Kemas kini: Jun 25, 2015
(Diterbitkan pada: Jun 25, 2015 18:53 MYT)
KUALA LUMPUR: Jawatankuasa Kira-Kira Wang Negara (PAC) berhasrat untuk mendapatkan keterangan dari eksekutif teknologi maklumat (IT) dari PetroSaudi International (PetroSaudi), Xavier Justo yang telah ditahan selepas didakwa telah membocorkan maklumat berkaitan dengan syarikat pelaburan negara, 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
Pengerusinya, Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed berkata isu 1MDB adalah lebih besar daripada kontroversi politik dan akan meneruskan siasatan untuk mendapatkan kesimpulan berdasarkan fakta untuk tatapan rakyat berkaitan isu syarikat pelaburan negara 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
"Molek juga kalau PAC mendapatkan keterangan dari Justo malangnya perkara itu jauh kemungkinannya," ujar Nur Jazlan melalui pesanan teks kepada Astro AWANI.
Menurut Nur Jazlan, PAC akan meneruskan siasatan dengan mengumpul maklumat, mengambil keterangan saksi dan menganalisa fakta yang diperolehi.
Nur Jazlan yang kini berada di luar negara untuk lawatan kerja berkata demikian ketika mengulas penangkapan Justo yang didakwa telah membocorkan maklumat berkaitan dengan 1MDB sehingga isu itu dikecohkan di Malaysia.
Menurutnya, maklumat daripada Justo itu boleh menjadi sebahagian yang penting untuk siasatan tetapi bukan untuk keseluruhan isu 1MDB.
"Masalahnya, majoriti rakyat mempunyai persepsi bahawa 1MDB bermasalah besar dan tugas PAC sebagai mahkamah Parlimen untuk rakyat adalah untuk memberikan pandangan yang telus dan berdasarkan fakta seberapa daya yang boleh," tambahnya.
Pada 22 Jun lalu, pasukan polis Thailand telah menahan Justo di kediamannya di Koh Samui, Thailand kerana didakwa atas cubaan memeras ugut PetroSaudi serta membocorkan maklumat berkaitan 1MDB.
Justo yang difahamkan menjadi penyalur maklumat kepada portal Sarawak Report sehingga perkara itu menimbulkan kontroversi sensasi di Malaysia.
http://www.astroawani.com/berita-malaysia/ |
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memang bagus pn kalo pac dpt keterangan drpd justo nie..dia ex staff and involve dlm deal nie semua mesti bvk maklumat dia ada.. |
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Thai police to work with foreign counterparts in probing Justo
BY KHAIRAH N. KARIM - 30 JUNE 2015 @ 4:34 PM KUALA LUMPUR: Thai police are willing to cooperate with their foreign counterparts to question blackmail suspect, Xavier Andre Justo, a Bangkok-based newspaper reported today.
According to The Nation’s report, the acting commander of Thailand's Crime Suppression Division Police, Pol Colonel Akaradej Pimonsri said British police had dispatched its officers to Bangkok to interview Justo who was being held at the Bangkok Remand Prison. "We welcome requests from other countries if they want to talk to the suspect,” Akaradej was quoted in the report.
Yesterday, Inspector General-Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said Malaysian police have requested for a chance to question the former PetroSaudi International official who was believed to have tampered with certain e-mails to paint the company's business relationship with 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) in a bad light. Khalid also said that a Thai deputy police chief will be visiting Malaysia on Thursday for a discussion on the next course of action against the Swiss citizen.
Justo, 49, was arrested at his house in Koh Samui last week for allegedly blackmailing and extorting his former employers. He was alleged to have attempted to blackmail and extort PetroSaudi for 2.5 million Swiss Francs (RM10 million) two years after he was dismissed from the company in exchange for not disclosing confidential information.
http://www.nst.com.my/
Kerjasama yang baik diperolehi daripada pihak Thailand. Siasatan oleh pihak Malaysia diharap akan
menjurus kepada persoalan2 utama berkaitan isu 'blackmail'. |
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Aku tak percaya kalau tak nampak ngan mata kepala sendiri.
Di mana original email DAN tampered email itu? Kalau yang mempertahankan tak pernah nampak dua2 benda ni, baik tak payah bagi pendapat. |
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ya
perkara ini jugalah yang akan jadi antara tumpuan
utama siasatan,
perbandingan antara dokumen2 asal
dan dokumen2 yang dah diubah ditokok tambah,
memandangkan sumber penyebarnya
(asal atau diubah) telah berjaya ditangkap
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Home Ministry issues show-cause letter to The Edge
BY ZAFIRA ANWAR - 1 JULY 2015 @ 4:18 PM KUALA LUMPUR: A show-cause letter has been issued to business daily The Edge by the Home Ministry for its culpability in relation to their reports on 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB).
A ministry official today said the publication was issued a show-cause letter on Monday evening. "The letter was sent to them over their false reporting on the 1MDB issue. "Right now we are just waiting for their reply. The Edge will have until Monday to write back to us," said the official.
Its Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi on Wednesday had said The Edge Media Group owner Datuk Tong Kooi Ong should take responsibility for reporting inaccurate news and factual errors.
http://www.nst.com.my/
Sekurang-kurangnya tindakan tegas sudah mula diambil
semua orang pasti setuju
supaya tiada kompromi terhadap sebarang bentuk media yang tiada etika
dalam penyampaian maklumat
samada tong kooi ong mengutip sumber daripada sarawak report,
atau berhubung secara direct dengan justo, apek cina itu sendiri
yang tahu modus operandi paper the edge miliknya |
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The Edge confirms receiving show cause letter
2 JULY 2015 @ 12:00 AM KUALA LUMPUR: The Edge has confirmed that it has received a show cause letter from the Home Ministry. Publisher and Chief Executive Officer of The Edge Media Group, Ho Kay Tat said the ministry has given them seven days s to provide a written explanation on why actions should not be taken against The Edge Malaysia and The Edge Financial Daily under the Printing Presses and Publication Act 1984.
“We are accused of publishing articles on 1 Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) that have created confusion and doubts about the Government and our financial institutions. We are also accused of relying on an Internet portal for our articles.
“The letter did not specify the articles,” he said in a statement tonight. Ho said the media group had been reporting on 1MDB since it was known as Terengganu Investment Authority (TIA) and in the last six months, and had published more than 300 articles on 1MDB from various sources - Bernama, Bloomberg, Reuters, Singapore Business Times, Euromoney as well as through their own reporting in their from the media channels in The Edge Media Group.
“We will be compiling them to help any investigation into our alleged offences. We base our articles on carefully evaluated evidence. “We have asked the Ministry for an extension of the 7 days for us to reply in detail, he said. Ho adds that the Home Ministry must clarify which of their articles were articles are wrong and create confusion and doubts about the Government.
“The Edge believes our articles to be truthful. To date, not a single party that we mentioned in the articles has taken legal action against us. “As we have stated previously, we stand by the articles we have published and we intend to show it,” he said.
http://www.nst.com.my/
dah di accused tu, bagi la tunjuk sebab cepat mengapa
tindakan di bawah Akta ppp 1984 tak boleh diambil
jika benar bukan bersumberkan portal lain, jelaskan segera sumber sebenar
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1MDB: Claims of funds linked to Najib “highly irresponsible”
3 JULY 2015 @ 11:46 AM KUALA LUMPUR: 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) has labeled reports which claimed it had provided funds to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak as “highly irresponsible” and a deliberate attempt to undermine the company.
In a statement released this morning, the government investment company said the claims made by some media outlets and blogs today, which supposedly stemmed from “leaked” documents, were being used to mislead the public. “In reference to media reports published earlier today, 1MDB wishes to make clear that the company has never provided any funds to the Prime Minister.
To suggest otherwise, as some media outlets have done, is highly irresponsible and a deliberate attempt to undermine the company,” said the statement. 1MDB said recent developments have raised concern over the accuracy of these documents, which are being used as the basis for reports by certain media outlets. “Recent revelations have raised concerns about the veracity of a number of 'leaked' documents which certain media outlets, and online blogs such as Sarawak Report, have used to mislead the public and justify spurious allegations against the company and the government.
“According to press reports, these documents were found to have been tampered with, and were being used by an individual - who is currently under arrest in a foreign country - to extort and blackmail his former employer. “We are therefore surprised that documents such as these, whose existence and authenticity have not been publicly verified, continue to be used as a basis to create new unsubstantiated allegations against 1MDB,” said the statement. 1MDB said it is currently cooperating with a number of enquiries being conducted by the authorities including the Auditor-General, the Public Accounts Committee and Bank Negara.
“These authorities have all the relevant information, and we request all parties to await the outcome of their findings before making further allegations and rushing to judgement.” Swiss citizen Xavier Andre Justo, a former employee of PetroSaudi International (PSI), was recently detained by Thai police over claims that he had attempted to blackmail his former employer using documents obtained during his time at the company. Among the items supposedly leaked to Sarawak Report included purportedly doctored documents pertaining to 1MDB and PSI.
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si fobia cina dzeck, sila juga pi thread wall street journal, tuan hang tgh terbakar, cpt gi padam |
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Latest attack on PM is “political sabotage”, says PMO
3 JULY 2015 @ 2:25 PM KUALA LUMPUR: The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) today slammed the latest attack on Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, describing it as an act of “political sabotage”.
The PMO attributed the attack to several individuals who are out to undermine confidence in the economy, tarnish the government as well as to remove Najib as the prime minister.
"Despite the Prime Minister's successful stewardship of Malaysia's economy against global headwinds - as recognised this week by Fitch's upgrade - there have been concerted efforts by certain individuals to undermine confidence in our economy, tarnish the government, and remove a democratically-elected Prime Minister.
“These latest claims, attributed to unnamed investigators as a basis to attack the Prime Minister, are a continuation of this political sabotage,” said the PMO in a statement issued this afternoon. The PMO said it was also relevant to note that such attacks came after revelations that criminal leaking of documents, doctoring and extortion had been highlighted with regards to 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB). “It has been reported that criminal leaking of documents, doctoring and extortion has taken place to mislead the media and public. “So it is incumbent on responsible members of the media not to accept documents as genuine unless verified by the appropriate authorities. “Regarding the allegations themselves, it must be noted that 1MDB has already stated that the company never provided funds to the prime Minister.”
Earlier today, several online news portals had highlighted claims made by Sarawak Report that 1MDB had transferred funds to the prime minister. 1MDB in response labeled the reports as “highly irresponsible” and a deliberate attempt to undermine the company. In its statement, the government investment company said the claims made by the media outlets, which supposedly stemmed from “leaked” documents, were being used to mislead the public. 1MDB maintained that it had never provided any funds to the prime minister.
1MDB also added that recent revelations that the “leaked” documents may have been tampered with and used for blackmail and extortion, had raised concerns about the veracity of the documents. Swiss citizen Xavier Andre Justo, a former employee of PetroSaudi International (PSI), was recently detained by Thai police over claims that he had attempted to blackmail his former employer using documents obtained during his time at the company. Among the items supposedly leaked to Sarawak Report included purportedly doctored documents pertaining to 1MDB and PSI.
1MDB, in its statement, expressed surprise that the dicuments, whose existence and authenticity had yet to be publicly verified, continued to be used as a basis to create new allegations against the company.
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Edited by d'zeck at 6-7-2015 10:03 AM
Black, white or Brown?
BY A. JALIL HAMID - 5 JULY 2015 @ 12:03 PM
LAST Friday, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and the now tainted Sarawak Report (SR) went to town with their so-called scoop alleging that Datuk Seri Najib Razak pocketed RM2.6 billion (US$700 million) from 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) and other state entities.
The prime minister has fired back, saying that he never took any funds for personal gain and that this latest allegation could again be the work of his political opponents out to topple him. In fact, he went a step further by saying he believed that Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, working hand in glove with foreigners including the political blog SR, could be behind the latest lie.
The open war between Najib and Dr Mahathir has moved a few notches up with Najib unlikely to take it lying down any more. For months, he has tried to restrain himself out of respect for the elderly statesman, but he has now run out of patience and reached the point of no return. Najib attended a buka puasa event with some mainstream media editors on Thursday night when he talked about the need for the media to seek the truth and not be a purveyor of lies and half-truths.
Right now, people don’t bother to check or recheck their facts and accept those things being churned out by the social media as gospel truth. Najib might or might not have known that the WSJ and SR reports were going to hit the town the next day. But he looked jovial that night and even joked with journalists that he lost a bit of weight not because of political stress but because of his new diet regime. He has not been eating rice for the last nine months. Instead, he replaced rice with quinoa as his staple food.
The latest attack appeared coordinated between WSJ writer Ken Brown, SR’s founder, Clare Rewcastle Brown, and, as Najib alleged, Dr Mahathir. Ken Brown is WSJ Hong Kong bureau chief. It appears that Ken Brown’s expose could be used to create a diversion and rescue Clare Brown from being implicated in the “Justogate” scandal for stealing, doctoring and tampering with emails and documents related to 1MDB to implicate Najib. Dr Mahathir’s problem with Najib started not long after Najib took over in early 2009. But things came to a head soon after the 13th General Election when Barisan Nasional under Najib did worse than in the 12th General Election. Datuk Seri Mukhriz Mahathir’s narrow defeat to Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein, Najib’s cousin, for an Umno vice-president’s post made things worse.
Najib’s no-holds-barred statement on Friday showed little deference to the man he once served. “These attacks began when I refused to implement Tun Mahathir’s personal demands. I refused because I do not believe it is right for Malaysia to be ruled by proxy. “Tun then created a crisis when he recklessly claimed that RM42 billion was missing from 1MDB, when in fact these are audited debts backed by RM51 billion audited assets.” The fight between the two is likely to escalate. With so much at stake, no one is going to easily give up. Knowing Dr Mahathir, he will not stop a fight he started. For sure, things will get messier from now.
http://www.nst.com.my/
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