More LIES about Malaysian Prime Minister in SARAWAK REPORT's latest article?

Hey Big Spender!

17 Aug 2015

Najib used both a Visa and a MasterCard on the 2014 holiday splurge

Prime Minister Najib Razak splashed over US$1 million on his credit cards during the month of August in the year following the election, according to information received by Sarawak Report.
The spending took place in Europe while he was on a summer holiday.

For most people to run up such a bill on mere expenses while on holiday would seem astounding, but the Prime Minister has always declined to explain how such conspicuous spending has been funded.

The bills were run up on two cards Najib was using in August 2014, a Visa and a MasterCard from CIMB & Maybank.

Over RM2.8 million was spent from the MasterCard and around RM500,000 was splashed on the Visa in just the one month.  Sarawak Report has further details.

Where does Malaysia’s ‘First Family’ get all their money?

Baubles and bags… costing millions…

This is just the latest information about conspicuous spending by Najib and his wife, but it comes after Malaysia was left wondering why he had transferred US$650 million out of the country, from money which he had earlier explained a donation to UMNO.

The Prime Minister and his wife have attracted world-wide scrutiny caused by their ostentatiousness.  In the United States news has seeped out of a jaw-dropping bill covering Rosmah’s stay at the Hotel Bel-Air, Beverly Hills, while spending Christmas with her son Riza in 2013.

Her bill for a week’s stay at the Hotel was over US$300,000, reliable sources have informed us.

Hollywood luxury…. but most guests don’t spend US$300,000 on a visit.

There have been numerous other reports of eye-catching spending, including the millions spent this year on the couple’s extended wedding celebrations for Rosmah’s daughter and a series of expensive houses purchased for Riza Aziz in the United States.

Last month Sarawak Report detailed how Rosmah’s fabled addiction to buying hugely expensive jewellery is managed through the same businessman who has been identified as the Prime Minister’s proxy at 1MDB, Jho Low.

It would therefore be incumbent on any Prime Minister in a country governed by the rule of law to give an account with regard to the series of unsustainable claims that have recently been made about supposed anonymous and secret ‘donations’ to UMNO in his personal account and missing billions from 1MDB being held in ‘units’ in banks.

Rosmah’s favoured New York yellow diamond seller…

Najib Razak has noticeably failed to deny our statement last week that over US$650 million were transferred back from his personal account in KL, supposedly managing the secret ‘donation’ from an anonymous source on behalf of UMNO, to the account in Falcon Bank in Singapore from where US$681 had originally been paid.

Our information is that there was in fact over a billion dollars from various sources in this particular AmPrivate Bank account in KL, belonging to Najib, in the period preceding what has been widely recognised as a bought election.

The US$650 was what remained when he closed the account in August 2013.

The Prime Minister has now after weeks of implied denial admitted the payment into this account of US$681 million, but is remaining silent over our latest information about where the remainder of this and the other sums was transferred.

Najib the centre of attention on the PetroSaudi yacht in 2009 – he was the rainmaker after all.

He has also provided no evidence of a shred of accountability over the expenditure of money that he says he was holding on behalf of the party and “not for personal use”.

Instead, his supporters have started to imply that a Malaysian Prime Minister (unlike for example a US President) should be considered to be above the law in and that any attempt to investigate this matter should be treated as a crime, rather than any crime itself.

The same supporters are now also claiming that the hallowed tradition of a vote of no confidence in a Prime Minister (used as the standard tool in parliaments across the world for getting rid of duds) should also be considered and illegal and unconstitutional device in Malaysia against Najib Razak.

The rest of Malaysia, however, will be forced in the absence of credible explanations to make inevitable deductions regarding the unexplained disappearances of public money and the coincidental but equally unexplained conspicuous spending of the person who was last handling it. - Sarawak Report 

I think its high time for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak to take legal action against Sarawak Report for telling lies and reporting absurd stories about him, his wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor and Datin Seri's son Reza Aziz.

This time around they are also reporting about Najib's credit card expenses. This is a BIG no. How could Sarawak Report do that? There must be a leakage somewhere. But wait, don't waste time on small flies. Sarawak Report's informers and moles can't sort this out, unless they have been fabricating evidence or tampering documents. Even Xavier Justo has not tampered or fabricated evidence as alleged earlier.

Obtaining a warrant of arrest against Sarawak Report editor and journalist Clare Newcastle Brown that could not be served or executed is also just as good as sending a wish list to Santa Claus. 

If whatever that Sarawak Report has reported so far, especially those abuse of power/corruption/money laundering/cheating and treachery allegations are nothing but fabricated lies against Najib and family then the Prime Minister has no choice but to sue Sarawak Report. 

Blocking access to Sarawak Report is not a solution. In fact blocking the site has now made it more popular that it is available through so many other platforms and sites (I get my feed through FB, Twitter and smartphone social messaging applications now while previously you had to search for the site on the WWW).

Whoever came up with the idea of blocking access to Sarawak Report, without any justification from MCMC to-date, have certainly not done the Prime Minister a favour (if that was indeed the intention).

Suppose the Prime Minister's lawyers are still busy seeking expert advice/opinions/etc before suing the Wall Street Journal for its reports about the detailed money trail of approximately RM2.6 billion making its way into his personal account, may I also suggest for the learned lawyers to include Sarawak Report in their list of 'those who must be sued' to clear Najib's name. 

Remember that this is not just about Najib the son of an illustrious former Prime Minister. It is very much about a serving Prime Minister of Malaysia and his flamboyantly popular wife and her son. How dare Sarawak Report talk about our first lady's handbags.

Sue them all. Najib should sue Tun Dr Mahathir too for saying "Najib has basically stolen the Government." 

 p.s. Big Spender is NOT spenda besar. 

Tan Sri Muhyiddin di Istana Bukit Serene bersama Sultan Johor

Johor Southern Tigers 

Gambar kunjungan Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin serta isteri ke Istana Bukit Serene di Johor Bahru hari ini untuk menghadap DYMM Tuanku Sultan Johor. Turut serta TMJ Tunku Ismail serta Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Khaled Nordin.

Berita lanjut akan menyusul jika ada maklumat terkini berkenaan hasil pertemuan diantara DYMM Tuanku Sultan Johor dan Timbalan Presiden Umno Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. 

SEMBOYAN telah berbunyi, Terima kasih Tan Sri

Muhyiddin to Tun Mahathir: You're not alone Sir!


Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, nampaknya, telah tampil kehadapan untuk menyelamatkan Umno dan Barisan Nasional. 

Ungkapan 'you're not alone' atau 'Anda bukan keseorangan' yang dizahirkan dihadapan Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad dalam satu majlis anti-peperangan di Kuala Lumpur hari ini membawa erti yang begitu besar, terutamanya kepada ribuan ahli, orang serta penyokong Umno, Barisan Nasional dan Kerajaan Malaysia. 

Ramai juga pemimpin dari akar umbi hingga peringkat tertinggi, termasuk kakitangan kerajaan, yang tertunggu-tunggu akan isyarat ini.

Pasti ada ulat-ulat yang akan cuba memperlekeh, memutar belit serta menipu diri sendiri akan ungkapan Timbalan Presiden Umno merangkap Timbalan Perdana Menteri ini. 

Di harap Timbalan Perdana Menteri tidak terkejut dengan reaksi golongan barbarian (hidupan tidak bertamadun yang dibela umpama hantu raya) yang pasti menyerang beliau di alam siber. 

Walau apa pun, saya ingin mengucapkan ribuan terima kasih kepada Tan Sri Muhyiddin kerana muncul meniup api perjuangan menentang kebatilan pada saat dan waktu yang amat getir kini. 

Saat dan waktu kini sudah getir kerana pemungut hasil pun telah mula disalahgunakan untuk mengugut dan menindas mereka yang tidak menjunjung kebatilan. 

Kita juga harus berwaspada dan jangan lupa akan ungkapan 'kebatilan yang tersusun mampu mengalahkan kebenaran yang tidak teratur'. 

Jangan alpa dengan kebatilan yang dipersembahkan bersama irama merdu dan sogokan wang ringgit serta jawatan yang menjanjikan pulangan yang lumayan. 

Jangan gadaikan maruah serta masa depan dengan menongkah kebatilan yang sudah nyata.

Ini soal masa depan kita semua TANPA MENGIRA agama, bangsa, bahasa atau warna kulit. 

Semboyan telah berbunyi!  Terima kasih Tan Sri!

Dr Mahathir - Soal Tak Jawab

SOAL TAK JAWAB

1. Saya sedar saya keseorangan. Tetapi jika saya juga berasa bertanggungjawab kepada rakyat salahkah. Apabila duit rakyat hilang dan ini tersembunyi dari rakyat salahkah kalau saya tanya.

2. Saya fikir jika diadakan soal jawab melalui T.V tentulah kerana ingin beritahu rakyat, bukan saya sahaja.

3. Hakikatnya wang 1MDB ada dimana masih tidak dijawab, kata Dato Sri Najib wang itu tidak ada di Cayman Islands. Tetapi dulu mengaku ada di Cayman Islands dan sudah dibawa balik.

4. Rakyat jadi lebih keliru. Jika tidak ada di Cayman Islands, ada dimana? Daripada mana datang wang yang separuh dibawa balik dahulu dan separuh dibawa balik untuk disimpan di Singapura.

5. Kenapa perlu simpan duit yang bukan dari Cayman Islands dan tidak diguna untuk bayar faedah dua billion. Kenapa kerajaan membuat standing credit sebanyak 900 million.

6. Berkenaan Altantuya, saya hanya bertanya siapa yang memberi arahan kepada Sirul yang dikena hukum bunuh. Saya tidak tuduh Najib. Biasanya anggota polis atau tentera tidak tembak mati sesiapa melainkan diserang atau di arah. Ini soal nyawa manusia. Kalau salah, bunuhlah Sirul. Tetapi kalau menjalankan tugas, menurut perintah tidak adil lah jika Sirul dibunuh.

7. Ramai orang datang jumpa saya. Jika keluarga Sirul nak jumpa, saya jumpa. Ini bukan soal lapan tahun dahulu. Ini soal nak gantung anak orang ini hari ini.

8. Rakyat tidak tanya. Tetapi ramai tanya saya. Saya tak dapat jawab. Saya tanya orang yang boleh jawab.

9. Banyaklah lagi soalan saya yang tidak dijawab. Sebaliknya, tindakan saya ini kononnya kerana jambatan bengkok tidak dibina.

10. Jika kerana jambatan bengkok yang saya marah, saya patut tuntut perletakan Najib sebelum PRU 13. Sebaliknya saya berkempen untuk kemenangan Najib. Kepimpinan Najib di Selangor tidak berkesan.

11. Sokongan dari kumpulan-kumpulan tertentu tidak bermakna mereka sokong 1MDB. Mereka takut. Ada yang tanya saya berkenaan dengan 1MDB dan minta saya buat sesuatu. Sekarang ada ugutan terhadap sesiapa yang tidak menyatakan sokongan kepada Najib.

12. Teringat saya kepada ribuan orang yang dibawa berhimpun dan disuruh angkat sepanduk “I love PM” dan menyanyi “I M 4 U”. Tetapi dalam PRU 13 kalah.

www.chedet.cc 

(copy pasted from Tun Dr Mahathir's blog Chedet for obvious reasons ;-) )

Prime Minister Najib was golfing again in Bangkok?

A source close to Gen Prayut said on Tuesday that the Malaysian prime minister and his wife made a private visit to Thailand on Jan 2. They went shopping, played golf and stayed overnight at the Shangri-La Hotel in Bangkok, says the Bangkok Post.

That is what the Bangkok Post reported today. This latest report sent a chill down my spine because I don't think Najib and wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor are so heartless to enjoy themselves, shopping and golfing in Bangkok, while more than 250,000 people were battling the worst floods in our history. 

I hope the Prime Minister's Office would take the necessary action to clarify the actual whereabouts of the Prime Minister on January 2nd/3rd. 

If the report is not true, the PMO must also demand an apology and order the Bangkok Post to retract the report which depicts our Prime Minister as a irresponsible, heartless leader. 

I shall reserve my comments at this moment if the Bangkok Post report is based on facts and is indeed true. 

THE lunatic and his looney tunes

The SHOW is OVER

Many of us practically fought tooth and nail to drive home the argument that you don’t have to change the government of the day to bring about productive change for Malaysia.

Malaysia is a blessed nation. We are blessed people of a nation held together by diversity. Certainly our level of togetherness was a little better in the recent past, until a new brand of politics started taking centre stage.

The neo-liberals may have convincing arguments but the end game of the ‘new’ politics was ultimately about regime change. That was the name of the project. Regime change in Malaysia, and it is an open secret.

As regime change was the project, the name of the game in the last general elections in Malaysia was not democracy, transparency or fairness. It was not even about eradicating corruption.

The role of the Opposition was also transformed. They wanted to be the Government, not Opposition, and they wanted it at any cost.

Rather than being the check and balance, the eyes and ears and at times the brains of the people, the Opposition was hijacked by a group of power crazy people.

The leader, of this group of experienced political animals and their younger neo-liberal ilk, had made his intention very clear. He wants to topple the BN-led government and become the Prime Minister.

Having failed to convince enough people to support him, he now wants to hold daily street demonstrations to topple the government. He has even been rehearsing for the Oath Taking (as PM) before the YDP Agong (King). That is how crazy the lunatic is.

So, some of us simpletons are convinced that this is crazy. That it is crazy to support the wants of a lunatic who wants to be the Prime Minister. It is crazy to support this group of power crazy people who sell half-truths as the gospel truth to their faithful supporters.

It is crazy to support a bunch of traitors masquerading as activists and politicians. 

The lunatic and his well choreographed performers are damaging the country from all angles to paint the ugliest possible picture of the government. They hold firm to the ‘end justifies the means’ maxim. It was all about a regime change in Malaysia.

The main institutions of the Government were targeted, with malice and the sole purpose of fanning hatred against the government and the leadership. Crime is now a political chip and they have a bunch of learned lawyers heading that mud-slinging unit.

Acting is an advantage.

Even an express boat mishap triggered pot shots at the government, while the authorities were frantically searching for the missing passengers.

The new politics in Malaysia came in the form of unproductive gutter politics. All means were justified as long as the purpose is to topple the government.

Even a learned ‘doctor’ of a researcher who is now a politician was proven to have told/spread blatant lies about phantom voters during GE-13. There were countless other lies and deceptive propaganda aimed at fooling the voters.

Tun Dr Mahathir fleeing the nation before polling day and the BN transporting 40,000 odd Bangladesh nationals from some sky kingdom to vote for Najib. Both are clear examples of how even the learned were fooled with such ridiculous allegations.

Popular votes? 

That was another of the lunatic's serial bullshit for idiots who god worshipped him. 

He has been going around telling people, (some idiots actually do believe him), that Pas, Dap and PKR should be allowed to form the government as they had actually won in the GE.  

A few Bangkok/Washington based foreign journalists and writers have vouched that the regime change agenda was an American plot.

Well, it could even be a plot hatched in Temasek but at the end of the day its up to us Malaysians to make our choice.

The much anticipated 13^th General Election is over. There has been loads of change but Malaysians have made it clear that we don’t need a regime change.

Barisan Nasional, a 13-component institution that represents each and every group of people in this diverse country, has been returned to power. BN has 133 parliamentary seats. Pas, DAP and PKR share the remaining 89 of the 222 parliamentary seats. That's the final count.

Project ‘regime change’ in Malaysia failed. A few straight thinking politicians in PAS have accepted the fact that they have been hoodwinked by those bunch of power crazy lot among them. Even Pas has indirectly kicked out the 'Anwarinas' among them. Mat Sabun, Husam Musa and Dzul were clear targets of the anti-AlJub faction in the party. 

The lunatic, being what he is and has always been, doesn’t accept the fact. He is still trying to fuel massive street protests and civil disobedience to topple the Government.

Unsurprisingly, a growing number of those in PAS and some able-minded ones in DAP have begun distancing themselves from the lunatic and his antics.

If a blessed nation like Malaysia is to topple her Government via massive street protests as in Egypt, then no future Government of Malaysia will be safe from such ugly street protests. Those in Pas, DAP and even PKR recognise this hard fact.

If you have had supported the lunatic in the past and had looked upon Egypt as an example of how the people protesting on the streets could bring a government down, look at Egypt again. Where are they now?

Look at Turkey, Egypt, also Syria, and don’t forget to steal a glance at Iraq, a 6,000 year-old civilization that experienced Uncle Sam’s ‘regime change’ more than ten years ago.

p/s As the noose around his neck tightens, the lunatic will have no choice but to accept the outcome of the 13th GE and attend parliament on June 24. He will have to be there, minus all sense of shame and self-respect, as he had promised to retire from politics if he failed to effect a regime change in Malaysia. 

... who said the lunatic was a gentleman? 

Who says NO?

No wonder some cybertroopers were going berzerk, spinning their head out, after the Penang BN CNY do where megastar PSY performed the Oppa Gangnam.

...and see what ALIRAN's free, independent activist Anil Netto does for a living now.

Anil even got a POLITICAL SCIENTIST to do a head count for him. :-) 

Guess when the cheap gets cheaper, we got to take everything with a cup of salt.