Of dummy projects, commissions and a duel in the toilet.

At the Teoh Beng Hock Inquest today.

NST NEWS ALERTS

11.36am – MACC officer Anuar Ismail said documents seized show existence of false claims and dummy projects that paid commissions to DAP.

11.41am – Coroner Azmil Mustapha Abas has ordered the evidence pertaining to documents seized on the 7 companies to be expunged.

12.30pm – MACC officer testifies that witness TAN BOON WAH was heard quarelling with Teoh at 2am in the MACC toilet on July 16. - NST

Is the truth finally making its way out from the web that was spun by the guilty ones? Guess we'll just have to wait and watch the truth unfold.

Lawyer Gobind Singh Deo and dad should be happy as the truth would only hurt the 'gangsters'.

p/s Wonder why the coroner ordered pertinent evidence to be expunged. maybe in another court for a different charge, Sir?

TARAWIH TOGETHER

August 24, 2009 00:26 AM

Muhyiddin, Anwar Perform Tarawih Prayers Together

BUKIT MERTAJAM, Aug 23 (Bernama) -- In the heat of campaigning, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin coincidently performed the tarawih prayers together with Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim at the Bukit Indera Muda Jamek Mosque, here Sunday night.
The Deputy Prime Minister, who was accompanied by Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir, Penang Umno liaison committee deputy chairman Datuk Zainal Abidin Osman and Permatang Pauh Umno division head Datuk Abdul Jalil Abdul Majid, arrived at the mosque at 8.40pm.
Anwar, who is Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) adviser, showed up 15 minutes later after the prayers had started.

Full BERNAMA report HERE.

p/s This midnight news dispatch is rather interesting, particularly the fact that Anwar Ibrahim chose to leave half-way through the Tarawih prayers.
Why lah saudaraaaa, malu pasai Lunas ka?

BYE BYE PKR

LUNAS state assemblyman Mohd Radhzi Salleh has quit PKR and become an INDEPENDENT representative following PKR and Pakatan Rakyat's never-ending political drama.

More to follow Radzhi's footsteps, particularly in Kedah and Selangor?

We shall just wait and watch the drama unfold. Good luck saudaraaaaaaaa!

More HERE

p/s Radzhi is also a Kedah state executive council member. (Exco)

ACT NOW!!!!!!!!!!

THIS IS NOT POLITICS!

I demand Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishamuddin Tun Hussien Onn to take serious note and the necessary action against DAP socialist youth national leader Loke Siew Fook if he had indeed insulted the Malaysian Monarchy as contained HERE.

I fear the situation might get out of control if such dastardly insults against the Sultan of Perak and his prince Raja Nazrin is condoned any further.

The shameful web-posting is not only abusive of Raja Azlan Shah and Raja Nazrin, but also appears to be seeking to wipe out our entire MONARCHY.

Loke Siew Fook is no layman; he is also the Member of Parliament for Rasah. He MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE if he is the author of the outright SEDITIOUS posting.

ROCKY’s Bru for more.

VISION 2020.

THE PERFECT VISION.

I still cherish the days when we had a strong Government that truly worked for the overall benefit of the rakyat.

Despite the many shortcomings and hiccups along the way, we sailed the rough seas with great confidence and a clear direction.

Many developing countries and even some developed ones relied on us for guidance and ‘out-of-the-box’ kind of ideas, not only on development but also international relations and fresh 21st century diplomacy.

Malaysia was a respected nation that drew admiration from friends and foes.

We held our heads high when our Prime Minister spoke, either in PWTC during the Umno General Assembly or at the United Nation’s General Assembly before other world leaders.

Vision 2020 was our long term goal (we’re now slightly more than a decade away from that point in time) and I believe that 2020 will say a lot about Malaysia and Malaysians in future.

Tun Dr.Mahathir Mohamad and his team of cabinet members plus the various planning units of the government then, drafted the national ‘holistic’ development blue-print that transcends race, religion, color or lingo.

The ultimate aspiration was the evolution (particularly mental evolution) of the various races towards a truly cohesive society called Bangsa Malaysia. We just aspired to be Malaysian first before anything else.

I think Bangsa Malaysia = 1Malaysia.

(I don’t understand Islam Hadhari and almost everything that Malaysia’s 5th Prime Minister did or rather let others do … and I’m not sorry about it.)

But are we now heading in the right direction, towards realizing a national dream which was spelled out in 1991?

V2020 is a dream that was slowly being transformed into reality with good support from Malaysians until Dr.Mahathir unsuspectingly handed over the mantle of leadership to his successor in October 2003.

What Dr.Mahathir’s successor did to Vision2020 and the entire social fabric of our society is now left to Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to repair.

In just more than 100 days after assuming office, the Prime Minister and his deputy Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin have demonstrated a greater level of leadership that has renewed our confidence.

I hope we could stay the course this time and be strict with those who are adamant about derailing this beloved nation.

Vision2020, I believe, is still within our grasp with the renewed confidence in Malaysia’s new leadership.

KeranaMu 1Malaysia.

WHAT DO U THINK?

updated 10/8/09- also read THIS.

STATESMAN Tun Dr.Mahathir Mohamad SAYS Anwar Ibrahim is the root cause of ugly street demonstrations in Malaysia.

Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin THINKS Anwar Ibrahim is a traitor.

The Economist is now SAYING that Anwar Ibrahim is a chameleon.

I DON’T TRUST Anwar Ibrahim, even with my worn-out Japanese slippers.

I THINK he is a liar because of many reasons, the top most on the long list of lies being his nationwide September 16 drama.





WHAT DO YOU THINK OF DATUK SERI ANWAR IBRAHIM?

UPDATE: 7/08/2009

Also read about BUDAYA ANWAR ... HERE.

PRETENDERS ?

Hypocrisy appears like the name of the game, and it’s being played all too well.

I was stunned when a senior director of a multinational giant related his encounter with Penang Chief Minister Saudara Lim Guan Eng.

Director X happened to be in Kuching for a top-level business meet and seems to have had the opportunity to witness the public appearances of Opposition politicians.

Guan Eng, I was told, was also in Kuching to attend the on-going Rulers Conference at the majestic new landmark of the Sarawak State Assembly.

The oldest assembly of elected representatives in Malaysia, another of architect Hijjaz Kasturi’s marvel, sits on a small hill overlooking the Sarawak River that cuts across Kuching.

The globe-trotting corporate player was indeed awed when he watched the Chief Minister being picked up from his hotel in an ordinary Proton (not the high-end Perdana, Satria Neo and the likes).

Other Menteri Besar and Chief Ministers, I was told, were driven around in imported luxury cars.

He vouched that it was an ‘old Proton’ that Guan Eng hopped into and was driven by DAP Kuching MP Chong Chieng Jin.

DAP seems to be walking their talk?

But Guan Eng’s father Lim Kit Siang and the rest of the gang including the current Chief Minister of Penang were against the National car project and even the Penang Bridge which they ply daily now.

Look for the labels they pasted on these national projects then, and compare with the unfolding drama more than two decades later.

On the Sarawak front, Chong is also an ardent critic of the new RM300 million Dewan Undangan Negeri.

Persekutuan Tanah Melayu, Sarawak, North Borneo (Sabah) and Singapura got together and formed the Federation of Malaysia in 1963, the DUN was also known as Council Negeri of Sarawak.

For a start now, please verify if MP Chong Chieng Jin actually drives an ‘old Proton’ in Kuching.

Tell me if I’m wrong, but I think he doesn’t.

p/s Another little bird told me that PKR Padungan state assemblyman Dominique Ng also drove an ‘old Proton’ to the opening of the new DUN building by DYMM Yang Di-Pertuan Agong, a day before the Rulers Conference.
The bird said he was in dark suit and brown shoes, and had exchanged his imported Toyota 6-seater for the ‘old Proton’, for that particular appearance.
This is indeed very interesting. Please tell me more.