Elias Hj Idris
Apakah Pemula Fitnah UG?

Inilah bapak munafik UG M'sia.
Pada satu klimaks serangan DAP terhadap PAS, isu UG-lah dibangkitkan oleh Lim Guan Eng. Bila Lim Guan Eng bercakap tentang PAS nak ber-UG dengan UMNO, semua kenyataan disiarkan oleh akhbar-akhbar Cina. Masyarakat Cina percaya benar bahawa TGHH hendak bawa PAS ber-UG dengan UMNO. Dari manakah mulanya Lim Guan Eng dibekalkan peluru fitnah ini?

Sebelum DAP berkonfrontasi dengan PAS atas isu UG, PASMA terlebih dahulu menyebarkan fitnah dalam ceramah dan media mereka tentang isu ini. Sila rujuk kenyataan PASMA sebelum ini. Sebelum PASMA melalui Presidennya Pahrolrazi menjaja fitnah ini, blogger dan penulis Mohd Sayuti Omar, Aduka Taruna dan Tulang Besi dan cybertrooper anti-ulama PAS telah memainkan isu ini. Bencinya mereka terhadap TGHH hingga ada operasi dinamakan Langgar Hadi. Untuk memusnahkan karektor TGHH, UG-lah diangkat sebagai modal. UG yang telah diputarbelitkan daripada maksud asal. Sesiapa yang ingin tahu apa versi asal UG, buatlah sedikit rujukan.

UG yang diputarbelitkan sejak 2008 hingga kini tidak menjadi kenyataan. Kalaulah benar UG itu bermaksud PAS hendak bergabung dengan UMNO, sudah lama wujud gabungan itu. Tetapi tidak. Sebaliknya yang wujud ialah Pakatan Rakyat. Kepada golongan baru main politik pembangkang, sila rujuk Siasah bilangan 138. Besar tajuknya, 'Negara Tanpa Pembangkang'. Itu tajuk besar intipati idea UG. Alih-alih golongan anti-ulama bermula 2008 lagi menabur racun fitnah dengan dakwaan TGHH nak gabungkan PAS dengan UMNO.

Asal mulanya mengapa geng Langgar Hadi menfitnah TGHH dengan isu UG ini? Kekalahan PAS di Terengganu pada PRU2004 menjadi bahan cercaan mereka. Mereka menyalahkan TGHH sedangkan telah dibentangkan satu post-mortem kekalahan PAS. Sekali lagi aku menyeru golongan penyebar fitnah UG membuat sedikit kajian. Malah Khalid Samad juga memperli kekalahan PAS di Terengganu tanpa menjadikan post-mortem yang rasmi sebagai sandarannya. Maknanya, puak-puak ini sudah benci akan TGHH sekian lama.

Apa hubungan Husam Musa dengan Mohd Sayuti Omar dan Kickdefella, blogger yang cukup sensasi suatu waktu dahulu? Siapa yang mengadu domba TGHH dengan TGNA dengan meberi maklumat yang tidak tepat tentang UG? Mujur akhirnya TGNA faham duduk perkara sehinggalah akhit hayat TGNA menghormati dan bersama-sama TGHH dalam setiap keputusan.

Kenapa Mujahid Yusof Rawa tidak menceritakan hal sebenar idea UG sedangkan dia tau maksud sebenar UG berdasarkan Siasah 2009 itu? Kenapa Mujahid membiarkan fitnah ini bermaharaja lela?

Dari mulut siapa mula fitnah ini?
Mohd Sayuti Omar? Husam Musa? Khalid Samad? Aduka Taruna? Tulang Besi? Kemudian fitnah itu disebarkan pula oleh beberapa kerat orang muda yang baru belajar politik melalui blog-blog, facebook dan media sosial yang lain. Hari ini mungkin sudah berjuta rakyat Malaysia yang mengikuti politik semasa termakan fitnah ini. Siapa yang nak menanggung timbunan dosa yang dikatakan lebih tajam daripada mata pedang ini?

Yang difitnah bukan sembarangan orang; seorang ulama yang diiktiraf oleh dunia; sayangnya dihina oleh bangsanya sendiri.

Husam Musa, Pahrolrazi, Khalid Samad pukul TGHH dengan UG yang telah diputarbelitkan tadi. Disambung fitnah itu oleh penjaja-penjaja kecil facebooker. Soalan saya untuk semua yang memviralkan fitnah ini. Kenapa kalian tidak pernah menyerang dan mengutuk DS Anwar Ibrahim dengan Konsesus Nasional dan Lim Kit Siang dengan versi UG-nya sendiri? Kenapa tidak pernah menyeranah DS Anwar Ibrahim dan Lim Kit Siang? Kenapa semua terdiam apabila idea itu dilontarkan?

Dan kenapa kini semua cuba menyembunyikan? Kamu berpolitik dengan hati busuk atau apa sebenarnya?
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Elias Hj Idris
Najeeb, no matter where you turn, there is potential mutiny and opposition against you to stay on as the PM. This time, the end is near for you and you deserve whatever is coming to you and your wife!!! And you will face the same fate like Pinochet!!!

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THE SWISS, THE FRENCH, THE AUSTRALIANS, THE AMERICANS AND EVEN THE SINGAPOREANS CAN ARREST NAJIB AND TRY HIM IN THEIR COURTS UNDER, THE LAWS OF UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION

There is precedent to this and it applied to quite a similar person,Augusto José Ramón Pinochet Ugarte a former President of Chile.

There are striking resemblances between this Augusto Pinochet and Najib Tun Razakso much so, if you did not look at the photographs and jut read their histories one might conclude that these are not just comrades in arms but more like identical twins. Google is just too full of Pinochet he died in disgrace on December 10, 2006 and at the time of his death there were about 300 outstanding criminal cases mostly for murder against him.

Piled with the results of the various investigations on the 1MDB scandal, the monies in his account, the shell companies created to transfer these funds, the Scorpene deal, which we are now learning can escalate to other purchases of arms too, and the murders of Altantuya Sharibu and Hussein Najadi of Am Bank this looks like a real possibility

It was Saturday 26 March at or about 9.00 p.m. when I was writing the article on"Najib trembles as Guan Eng goes clear", I received call from my dear friend from down south, he was with another friend in Masjid Tanah, and he asked me if it would be convenient for me to drive down to Melaka today 27/3 as he was in Melaka at the house of this mutual friend of ours, all from UMNO except me.
I had to turn him down as it is Easter and I have obligations of celebrating this sacred festival with my family and so as an alternative we decided to go on skype.

The news was that there is a revolution within UMNO taking place right now, some influential UMNO leaders in the Najib camp have consulted with Zahid Hamidi to get Najib to step down or to just remove him by backing a vote of no confidence in surprise move in Parliament.

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Elias Hj Idris
Manivanan Gowin
12 hrs ·
Kenyataan Akhbar 31 Mac 2016

Isu Penangkapan Pertama Berkaitan 1MDB

Isu 1MDB telah membuka lembaran baru di muka dunia apabila bekas Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Aabar, Mohamed Al Husseiny telah ditahan oleh pihak berkuasa di Abu Dhabi, dan permohonan ekstradisi sedang di proseskan atas permintaan Amerika Syarikat. Penangkapan ini berkaitan dan berhubung rapat dengan isu 1MDB.

Ekstradisi adalah proses rasmi di mana satu negara memindahkan jenayah yang disyaki atau disabitkan ke negara lain. Antara negara-negara, ekstradisi biasanya dikawal oleh perjanjian melalui treaty.

Al Husseiny merupakan seorang yang memainkan peranan yang penting dalam penyelewengan 1MDB. Al Husseiny merupakan CEO Aabar sehingga Julai 2015. Aabar merupakan syarikat subsidiary kepada IPIC - International Petroluem Investment Company. IPIC terlibat secara langsung dengan 1MDB. Al Husseiny terlibat dalam bail – out hutang 1MDB pada Jun 2015 yang dilakukan atas kapasitinya sebagai CEO Aabar.

Ini merupakan penangkapan yang pertama secara rasmi yang berkait rapat dengan isu 1MDB. Ironiknya, walaupun penangkapan patut dilakukan di Malaysia, tetapi ianya berlaku di luar negara atas permintaan Amerika Syarikat.

Penangkapan Al Husseiny hanyalah permulaan terhadap kes 1MDB. Yang pastinya, ianya juga bukan penangkapan terakhir.

Ini menunjukkan siasatan secara menyeluruh telah dilakukan di Amerika Syarikat. Amat menyedihkan apabila kita mendapati bahawa negara lain yang mendahului siasatan mengenai isu 1MDB walaupun isu ini melibatkan imej dan integriti negara kita.

Walaubagaimanapun, saya berharap dengan penangkapan ini, pelbagai jawapan kepada soalan – soalan dan spekulasi mengelilingi 1MDB mungkin terjawab.
Salam Reformasi.

YB Manivanan Gowin
Ahli Parlimen Kapar
Elias Hj Idris

Luxembourg launches money-laundering probe into 1MDB


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Luxembourg's state prosecutor launched a judicial inquiry into allegations of money-laundering, covering payments totalling hundreds of millions of dollars, against Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB).

The prosecutor said the inquiry followed evidence that funds held by the Malaysian government in offshore accounts in Singapore, Switzerland and Luxembourg had been misused.

"The investigation aims to trace the origin of four transfers in 2012 and one in at the start of 2013 for a total of several hundreds of millions of dollars," the statement said.

The allegations concerned in particular the sums paid upon the issuance of two bonds in May and October 2012.

1MDB, whose advisory board is chaired by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak, has been the subject of multiple investigations over the last year by authorities in Malaysia, Switzerland, Singapore and the United States following accusations of financial mismanagement and graft.

The fund has previously denied all allegations while saying it would cooperate with investigations. It did not immediately respond to an e-mail seeking comment on the Luxembourg inquiry.

Switzerland's chief prosecutor said in January that a criminal investigation into 1MDB had showed about US$4 billion (about RM15.5 billion) appeared to have been misappropriated from Malaysian state companies.

Singapore said it had sequestered a large number of bank accounts as part of an investigation into possible money-laundering linked to the fund.

Meanwhile, 1MDB in a statement later today said it had yet to be contacted over the probe.
"1MDB has not been contacted by any foreign legal authorities on any matters related to the company.

"However, we remain committed to fully cooperating with any lawful authority and investigation, subject to advice from the relevant domestic lawful authorities, and in accordance with international protocols governing such matters," it said.
- Reuters

Luxembourg pula siasat dakwaan berkaitan 1MDB


   
Pihak pendakwaan Luxembourg melancarkan inkuiri kehakiman terhadap dakwaan pengubahan wang haram, melibatkan ratusan juta dolar terhadap dana kekayaan negara 1MDB.

Pihak pendakwa berkata inkuiri itu susulan keterangan bahawa dana milik kerajaan Malaysia di akaun pesisir di Singapura, Switzerland dan Luxembourg disalah guna, lapor Reuters.

Siasatan bertujuan mengesan daripada masa asal empat pemindahan pada 2012 dan satu pada 2013, menurut kenyataannya, seperti dilaporkan agensi berita antarabangsa itu.

Dakwaan-dakwaan mengambil kira jumlah dibayar ketika pengeluaran dua bon pada Mei dan Oktober 2012.

1MDB, yang lembaga penasihatnya dipengerusikan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak sepanjang tahun lalu disiasat pihak berkuasa pelbagai negara susulan dakwaan salah urus kewangan dan rasuah.

1MDB menafikan dakwaan-dakwaan terhadapnya dan berkata akan bekerjasama dalam siasatan-siasatan berkaitan.

Ia bagaimanapun tidak menjawab e-mel bagi mendapatkan ulasan berhubung ikuiri Luxembourg, menurut Reuters lagi.

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Ojay Khoo
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UNSTOPPABLE EXPOSÉS: NOW NAZIR IMPLICATED FOR TAKING US$ 7MIL: WHO NEXT WILL THE NAJIB TRAIL OF EXTRAVAGANCE & CORRUPTION DIG OUT...

HONOLULU, Hawaii - On Christmas Eve 2014, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak stepped onto Hawaii’s 18-hole Kaneohe Klipper course for a round of golf diplomacy with U.S. President Barack Obama.

Off the fairways, another side of Mr. Najib’s time in office was on display. Two days earlier, the prime minister’s credit card was charged $130,625 to Chanel in Honolulu, according to Malaysian investigation documents. A person who works at a Chanel store in the upscale Ala Moana Center recalls Mr. Najib’s wife shopping there just before Christmas.

The credit card was paid from one of several private bank accounts owned by Mr. Najib that global investigators believe received hundreds of millions of dollars diverted from a government investment fund set up by the prime minister in 2009. The fund, 1Malaysia Development Bhd., or 1MDB, today is at the center of corruption probes by authorities in Malaysia and at least five other nations.

The Malaysian investigation documents, viewed by The Wall Street Journal, contain bank-transfer information that provides the most complete picture to date of the money that flowed through the prime minister’s accounts over a five-year period, the majority of it, investigators say, originating from 1MDB.

They show for the first time how some of the money in Mr. Najib’s accounts allegedly was used for personal expenses. That included $15 million in spending on clothes, jewelry and a car, according to the bank-transfer information, involving stores in the U.S., Malaysia, Italy and elsewhere.

The disclosures appear to undermine key claims Mr. Najib and his allies have made in his defense, including that none of the money went toward personal expenses. They also detail how Mr. Najib used the funds to operate a large political machine, with money flowing from his accounts to politicians, think tanks and lawyers during a close election in 2013.

Mr. Najib, who was seen by Washington as a liberal, Western-friendly leader when he first came into power in 2009, didn’t respond to requests for comment. He has strenuously denied wrongdoing.
A lawyer for Mr. Najib’s wife, Rosmah Mansor, declined to comment. The 1MDB fund also didn’t respond to questions. It has denied sending money to Mr. Najib’s accounts or other wrongdoing and said it is cooperating with probes.

In all, the documents show over $1 billion entered five accounts belonging to Mr. Najib at AmBank Bhd., a Malaysian bank, between 2011 and 2015.

As previously reported, $681 million was transferred via a web of entities in March 2013, money which investigators in two countries believe originated with 1MDB, the government fund. Malaysian investigators believe another set of transfers in 2014 and 2015, totaling $25 million, came from an entity known as SRC International Bhd., a company that originally was controlled by 1MDB but was transferred to the Finance Ministry in 2012. Mr. Najib also is the finance minister.

After the Journal first reported those transfers last July, Mr. Najib wrote a post on Facebook saying: “Let me be very clear: I have never taken funds for personal gain as alleged by my political opponents—whether from 1MDB, SRC International or other entities, as these companies have confirmed.”

Malaysia’s attorney general in January cleared Mr. Najib of wrongdoing, saying $681 million that entered his accounts in 2013 was a legal donation from the Saudi royal family, and that most of it was returned. Mr. Najib’s defenders have said any money spent in Malaysia went for political purposes, which they say is permissible.

Malaysian authorities haven’t commented on the other money alleged to have entered Mr. Najib’s accounts.

The latest Malaysian investigation documents reviewed by the Journal contradict the attorney general’s account. They show transfers from a person in Saudi Arabia and from the country’s finance ministry, but they occurred earlier, in 2011 and 2012, and are of smaller amounts, totaling $200 million. The finance ministry didn’t respond to requests for comment.

The documents show the prime minister made more than 500 payments from his accounts, the bulk of them to political players. Tens of millions of dollars of such payments occurred ahead of the May 2013 elections, which Mr. Najib’s party risked losing for the first time since Malaysia’s independence from Britain in 1957.

The payments from the prime minister’s accounts at this time included nearly $7 million to the private account of one of Mr. Najib’s four brothers, who is chairman of CIMB Group Holdings Bhd., a government-controlled bank.


Nazir too
Nazir Razak, the brother, confirmed to the Journal in a written statement he received the money, which he said was disbursed by bank staff to ruling-party politicians according to the instructions of party leaders.

He said he believed the money originated with donations he had helped raise from Malaysian corporations and individuals for the elections.

“I had no knowledge whatsoever that these funds may have originated from any other source(s),” he said. “The entire amount was paid out in cash to various recipients according to the instructions of the party president and the account was closed with a zero balance.”
A spokeswoman for CIMB declined to comment.

Another transfer of almost $70,000, on July 4, 2014, went to the prime minister’s son, Nor Ashman Najib, according to the documents. Attempts to reach him were unsuccessful.

The money flowing to Mr. Najib’s account is only part of a much larger amount that investigators believe was misappropriated from 1MDB, which raised over $11 billion in debt, much of it from global investors. Swiss authorities, who along with the U.S., Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi and Singapore are probing the fund, say 1MDB-related losses from misappropriation could reach $4 billion.

Several investigations by Malaysia’s central bank, a parliamentary committee, the country’s auditor general, Malaysia’s antigraft agency and police, are continuing.

The Malaysian investigation documents show that around $170 million entered the prime minister’s accounts from other offshore companies set up to look like bona-fide financial giants such as Blackstone Group LP.

Investigators in two countries are probing the origin of the money that came from Blackstone Asia Real Estate Partners, a British Virgin Islands company, and whether any of it also originated from 1MDB.

A spokeswoman for Blackstone Group said the U.S. company had no knowledge of this offshore entity.

A report on Australian Broadcasting Corp.’s Four Corners program said that some of the money transfers into Mr. Najib’s accounts triggered internal money-laundering alarms inside AmBank. The bank didn’t respond to requests for comment.

Some $44 million from Mr. Najib’s accounts was recorded as going to a company called Solar Shine Bhd. The firm was used by the ruling party to distribute small handouts like food and stationery to voters around elections, according to newspaper reports and a person familiar with the matter. Ruling-party organizations and think-tanks got large amounts, according to the documents.
Attempts to locate Solar Shine weren’t successful.

Of the apparent personal spending, one of the most regular recipients of funds from Mr. Najib’s accounts was Jakel Trading Bhd., a Malaysian luxury clothing retailer. Between 2011 and 2014, Mr. Najib transferred over $14 million to Jakel, according to the documents. The company specializes in traditional Malay formal wear, suits, wedding attire and home furnishings.
Attempts to reach Jakel weren’t successful.

There was a recorded expenditure on June 28, 2011, at Signature Exotic Cars, a car dealership in Kuala Lumpur, for $56,000. Signature’s managing director, Daniel Lim, didn’t respond to a request for comment.

Mr. Najib’s credit card also incurred charges of €750,000 in August 2014 at an Italian branch of De Grisogono, a Swiss-owned jewelry store, again being financed from the same account as the expenses in Hawaii, according to bank-transfer information that forms part of the Malaysian government probe.

A person who works for De Grisogono confirmed Ms. Rosmah, the prime minister’s wife, was a client of a branch of the jewelers in Porto Cervo, a tony Sardinian resort. De Grisogono declined to comment.

She joined Mr. Najib for his 2014 trip to Hawaii, where Mr. Obama was vacationing, which was supposed to help cement Malaysia’s growing role on a global stage.

The transaction in the Chanel store was paid for with a Visa card in Mr. Najib’s name, according to the Malaysian investigation documents. At first the transaction didn’t go through and Mr. Najib, who was present, had to call his bank to approve the charge, said one of the people aware of the shopping trip.
A spokeswoman for Chanel declined to comment, citing customer privacy.

The credit card was paid for by an account in Mr. Najib’s name, the documents show. That account had been credited with $9 million a few months earlier. The money came from SRC International, the former unit of 1MDB that is now part of the finance ministry, according to documents that form part of an investigation into 1MDB by Malaysia’s anticorruption body.

On the day Mr. Najib played golf with Mr. Obama, SRC International transferred a further $9 million to the account via 1MDB’s corporate social responsibility arm. The money arrived the day after Christmas.

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Dave Li Wanji
Dave Li Wanji inilah caranya wang rakyat malaysia dicuri. apa nak jadi ha??!!!!!!
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John Foo Sxhong
John Foo Sxhong Father son bros all got the same dna
Nyen Chin
Nyen Chin Anymore future for your children? What a crook he is? He kills Malaysia...yoursay?
Sonny Lim
Sonny Lim I just wonder how this family can sleep every night...
Jason Thiruchelvam
Jason Thiruchelvam Like father, like son. Wickedness thrives.
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