Faster arrest Najib before he flee! Shoot if he try to flee!

[JohnTan]

The purging of political rivals continue. This is what will happen if you let oppies come into power. They will abuse their power and destabilize the country just to pursue their personal agendas.

KUALA LUMPUR (REUTERS) - Police on Saturday (May 12) raided a deluxe Kuala Lumpur apartment block at which relatives of ousted Prime Minister Najib Razak had been staying as they searched for sensitive documents the new government fears may be taken out of the country, two senior police officers said.

The swoop came as Malaysia's new Prime Minister, Mahathir Mohamad, said he had stopped his predecessor from leaving the country because of suspected wrongdoing in connection with a multi-billion-dollar scandal at state fund 1MDB.

Police said they were acting after a complaint that a government vehicle had delivered dozens of boxes made to carry designer handbags and other items to the apartment for Datuk Seri Najib's wife, Rosmah Mansor.

Public disgust over alleged corruption was widely seen as one of the reasons behind the unexpected defeat of Mr Najib's long-ruling Barisan Nasional coalition in Wednesday's general election.

Mr Najib has consistently denied any wrongdoing.

A spokesman for Mr Najib could not be immediately reached for comment. Reuters was unable to reach Mr Najib himself, his wife, or other family members and close associates on Saturday night.

Reuters saw about 20 police officers enter the marble-floored lobby of the Pavilion Residences apartment block in the Malaysian capital, just as Tun Dr Mahathir was holding a news conference to announce key members of his Cabinet.

They were aided by at least a dozen other plainclothes law-enforcement officers. Security personnel from the building - which is owned by Desmond Lim, a wealthy Malaysian businessman and supporter of Mr Najib - were cooperative.
"We are looking for government documents that may have been illegally taken," said a senior police officer, who requested anonymity as he was not authorised to talk to the media.

"The government are worried they could be sensitive and important, and could be taken out of the country."

He declined to say whether any documents had been found and described the operation as "ongoing".

According to the police, members of Mr Najib's family had been staying at the apartments, but they declined to name them.

ORANGE BOXES
The police action followed a complaint lodged by two leaders of the youth wing of Dr Mahathir's political party, Bersatu.

The police report of the complaint, reviewed by Reuters, alleges that vans emblazoned with the logo of the department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet delivered boxes for 50 Birkin handbags to Pavilion Residences on Thursday evening.

The report alleged that the boxes showed the name of the consignee as Rosmah Mansor.

Two photos provided with the report and reviewed by Reuters showed a van with the department's logo and a shopping trolley filled with orange boxes. The location, the date and the contents of the boxes - including whether there were any of the handbags inside - could not be ascertained from the photos.

The Birkin handbags concerned would cost US$200,000 (S$260,000) each, the complaint said.

The senior police officer only confirmed "family members" of Mr Najib had stayed in the apartment complex when Reuters asked if Datin Seri Rosmah had stayed there.

Another officer involved in the operation described the persons of interest as "VVIPs", or very, very important persons.

Both police officers said investigators were not primarily interested in the luxury items but were chasing documents that could be vital for investigations into Mr Najib's administration.

ANNOUNCED OVERSEAS TRIP
Kuala Lumpur's police chief and an official police spokeswoman did not respond to requests for comment.

Mr Najib said earlier on Saturday that he was going abroad for a week to rest, but just minutes later the Department of Immigration announced that he and his wife had been barred from leaving the country.

Dr Mahathir, who was sworn in as prime minister on Thursday, has vowed to probe the loss of billions of dollars from state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), which was founded by Mr Najib.

US Department of Justice documents allege that US$681 million from 1MDB was transferred to the personal account of a person identified as Malaysian Official One, which US and Malaysian sources have confirmed was Mr Najib.

Mr Najib has said the deposit was a donation by an unnamed member of the Saudi royal family which had been largely returned.

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/s...ments-linked-to-ousted-pm-najib-razaks-family

 

[AhLeePaPa]

 

[UMNO Terrorist]

Today the ex-PM Tun Razak is crying in his grave. His fucktard son Najib ruined UMNO & BN, Almost also ruined Malaysia if not for Dr. M.

 

[eatshitndie]

they put the fattest guy in the middle to block the vellfire from entering subang airport. and conveniently there are golden arches in the background. he must have eaten 69 big macs every week.

 

[rotiprata]

Today the ex-PM Tun Razak is crying in his grave. His fucktard son Najib ruined UMNO & BN, Almost also ruined Malaysia if not for Dr. M.

me think Tun Razak is celebrating with joy and relief like many of us...... that m'sia has been saved..

 

[JohnTan]

they put the fattest guy in the middle to block the vellfire from entering subang airport. and conveniently there are golden arches in the background. he must have eaten 69 big macs every week.

Most of the mobs are kelings, especially the fattest fuck right in the middle.

You know that mudland is going to the dogs and pigs when the kelings, the lowest race of all in mudland, is mobbing the brahmin bumiputeras in broad daylight.

 

[UMNO Terrorist]

me think Tun Razak is celebrating with joy and relief like many of us...... that m'sia has been saved..

But if not for his LJ son where from came this crisis? Najib is the culprit!

Alike in many cases there is an evil woman behind all the corrupted bastards:

LHL wife
LKY wife
Chen Shui Bian wife
Najib 's hippo
Abe Shinzo's wife
Robert Mugage's wife
etc etc

primary instigators and minions.

 

[UMNO Terrorist]

Fighter Tian Chua, 蔡添成
Chua Tian Chang

Dr M ought to sort a royal commute sentence by RM$ 1 ringgit to restore his rights to hold appointment.

Najib disqualified him by imposing him $fine$ RM$2000, similar dirty trick used by LKY to fix opposition. Tian is a pioneer with Anwar and with opposition even before Reformasi.

His contribution close to Anwar, was detained ISA with Anwar, and he fought very hard and contributed very much for very long time. He put his head under the wheel of riot police water canon truck to stop it from forward to spray at protesters. Riot police use boots to step on his face on the road at Merdekar Square! He is top fighter all the way and BN fear him.

Unfortunately, most of the time of of earlier fights, he was actually fighting the then PM Tun Dr. M. & Najib only came later.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chua_Tian_Chang


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[Shut Up you are Not MM]

And remember this good Bayi Karpal Singh MP & Defense Lawyer for countless number of opposition court cases:

 

[oneMdeeBee]

Fighter Tian Chua, 蔡添成
Chua Tian Chang

Dr M ought to sort a royal commute sentence by RM$ 1 ringgit to restore his rights to hold appointment.

Najib disqualified him by imposing him $fine$ RM$2000, similar dirty trick used by LKY to fix opposition. Tian is a pioneer with Anwar and with opposition even before Reformasi.

His contribution close to Anwar, was detained ISA with Anwar, and he fought very hard and contributed very much for very long time. He put his head under the wheel of riot police water canon truck to stop it from forward to spray at protesters. Riot police use boots to step on his face on the road at Merdekar Square! He is top fighter all the way and BN fear him.

Unfortunately, most of the time of of earlier fights, he was actually fighting the then PM Tun Dr. M. & Najib only came later.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chua_Tian_Chang


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Clearly it is not time yet for dawn over Singapore.
Whatever dirty tricks Najib used to maintain his power there,
PAP employed even more dirty tricks to grip on power in Singapore while fattening themselves and paper generals and cronies even more and more!

BUT
dawn will come to Singapore!

 

[Semaj2357]

Most of the mobs are kelings, especially the fattest fuck right in the middle.

You know that mudland is going to the dogs and pigs when the kelings, the lowest race of all in mudland, is mobbing the brahmin bumiputeras in broad daylight.

agree absolutely, we know that this keling fatfug is there for the six to nine big macs promised to him - apart from providing a contrast to the white velfire

 

[rushifa666]

Can they just pay a bit more for them to beat him to death like gadaffi?

 

[tun_dr_m]

Oh boy..... Najib can not run.

Need Loong's help, and where is Loong?




https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424694

Dr M downsizes cabinet; PKR's concerns; cops keep eye on Najib's house
Kini Roundup | Published on Today 7:37 am | Modified on Today 7:56 am

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are the key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief

Dr M downsizes cabinet

Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad announced that the cabinet size will be reduced from 35 to a maximum of 30 ministers.

He also moved to shore up investor confidence ahead of markets opening.

Daim Zainuddin, who leads the Council of Eminent Persons, gave his assurance to the people that the abolition of the goods and services tax and reinstating fuel subsidies will not adversely affect the economy.

He also stressed that Putrajaya will not increase its debt further.

The Council of Eminent Persons will also set up a special task force on 1MDB.

Former inspector-general of police Khalid Abu Bakar said he was ready to be investigated on the 1MDB matter.

Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin, who is also the home minister-designate, instructed newly-minted Johor Menteri Besar Osman Sapian to correct his refusal to recognise the state opposition.

PKR's reservations on cabinet discussion

PKR representatives were absent during the discussion on cabinet appointments.

PKR deputy president Mohamed Azmin Ali said it was not a boycott as the party merely wanted PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim to be involved in the talks.

Anwar, in a meeting with Mahathir at Cheras Rehabilitation Hospital, relayed PKR's concerns and the need to be inclusive in negotiations.

PKR vice-president Rafizi Ramli denied the report by Sin Chew Daily that he spoke out about the cabinet appointments because he wanted to be finance minister, stating that he had made it clear that he did not want any government position.

Former minister Rais Yatim warned that Harapan may become a second BN if it accepted defections from from the former ruling coalition.

Cops keep eye on Najib's house

Police have cordoned off the entrance to former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak's house.

The police also also denied raiding apartments linked to Najib, stating that they had merely checked on CCTV footages.

Gerakan Youth deputy chief Andy Yong said he was not defending Najib but stressed that he should not be arbitrarily blacklisted by the Immigration Department.

AirAsia group chief executive officer Tony Fernandes apologised for buckling under pressure when he was forced to campaign for BN in the last general election.

AirAsia X chairperson Rafidah Aziz said Fernandes had refused her resignation despite the then BN government becoming upset with her criticisim of the government.

The Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom) said it will commence an investigation into Fernandes' claimed that the commission ordered him to cancel extra flights he introduced for the 14th general election.

Other Kinibites

Penang DAP chief Chow Kon Yeow was named as the new Penang chief minister.

Finance minister-designate Lim Guan Eng said politically-motivated graft charges against Harapan politicians will be reviewed.

Musa Aman insists he is the rightful chief minister of Sabah, despite having lost his majority in the state assembly.

Batu MP P Prabakaran joins PKR.

Political analyst Kamarul Zaman Yusoff, who previously became an internet sensation after receiving a "death stare" from Mahathir, resigned as the director of Universiti Utara Malaysia's (UUM) Institute for Malaysian Political Analysis (Mapan).

Looking ahead

Mahathir will be meeting with the secretaries-general of all government ministries as he officially begins his first working day as prime minister.

 

[rotiprata]

congrats...a new era for Malaysia Boleh has began..

 

[tun_dr_m]

Tun Dr M visited Anwar in hospital, recovering from surgery.

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424702

Rest not on Dr M’s mind
Bernama | Published on Today 9:30 am | Modified on Today 9:41 am

While the media might have thought Dr Mahathir Mohamad would have taken the Sunday off after a blistering campaign, culminating in a resounding victory in the 14th general election on Wednesday, and forming the government thereafter, he would have none of that.

In fact, he is working at a feverish pace putting things in place.

The last four days were packed with back-to-back meetings and discussions with various people including Pakatan Harapan (made up of PKR, Bersatu, DAP and Amanah) leaders. Then there was the much-awaited ceremony at Istana Negara where Mahathir was officially sworn in as the nation’s seventh prime minister on Thursday.

He even managed to squeeze in a visit to the Cheras Rehabilitation Hospital in Kuala Lumpur to meet up with PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim who is recuperating after surgery.

Despite his busy schedule, Mahathir, who is the oldest elected leader at 92 years, saw it fit to hold an “information session’ at his residence with the official media.

He had called for Bernama, the national news agency, and RTM to meet him at his Seri Kembangan residence.

The session, he said, was necessary because he wasn’t able to speak at length about the new government’s aspirations earlier as he was constantly answering questions from the local and foreign media at previous events.

Wearing a grey bush jacket outfit, his trademark attire that he frequently donned during the 22 years he was at the helm for the first time from 1981 to 2003, Mahathir seemed at ease and in good spirits. Seated next to him was his wife Dr Siti Hasmah Ali.

The Harapan chairperson talked about the new leadership and the need to come up with an anti-corruption policy.

He also answered questions about the administrative system, civil servants, the Harapan manifesto and what the leadership hoped to achieve in the first 100 days.

The one-hour interview also saw him talking about the country’s economy, the oil and gas sector and the goods and services tax.

The prime minister also touched on the government’s openness in dealing with news reports, the importance of local expertise to spur the country’s economy and the need for a study on economic performance, including the country’s total debt.

The session ended with a photo session with the prime minister, his wife and the media personnel present.

Being Mother’s Day yesterday, reporters also took the opportunity to record a Mother’s Day speech from Siti Hasmah.

She reminded children to spend time with their mothers as that was a way of showing their love and strengthening the relationship.

-- Bernama

 

[tun_dr_m]

Najib's Dogs going to be arrested, detained, now being watched.

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424804

News
PM: AG to go on leave with immediate effect, may be slapped with travel ban
Published on Today 3:42 pm | Modified on Today 4:23 pm

Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said attorney-general Mohamed Apandi Ali will go on leave with immediate effect.

Apandi may also be barred from leaving the country.

Speaking at a press conference in Putrajaya this afternoon, Mahathir said Apandi's tasks would be handled by the solicitor-general.

[More to follow]



https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424789

Ex-IGP not informed if he's on immigration blacklist
Published on Today 2:54 pm | Modified on Today 3:34 pm

Former inspector-general of police Khalid Abu Bakar has pledged his full cooperation if the government forms a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) into the 1MDB scandal.

“I am duty-bound to cooperate,” he told Malaysiakini.

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Dr M: We roughly know where Jho Low is
Published on Today 3:52 pm | Modified on Today 3:55 pm

Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has revealed that the government “roughly knows” the whereabouts of the elusive businessman Jho Low.

However, he said an official request to extradite him to Malaysia has not been made.

“I don't go around to catch people,” he quipped.

 

[tun_dr_m]

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424772

Razak Baginda denies fleeing, unfazed about being targeted
Zikri Kamarulzaman | Published on Today 2:08 pm | Modified on Today 3:10 pm

Abdul Razak Baginda, a close associate of former premier Najib Abdul Razak, has denied talk of having fled the country.

The political analyst also said he is not concerned about being targeted by the new Pakatan Harapan government over the Scorpene scandal and Altantuya Shaariibuu murder.

"I have never fled. These are all unfounded rumours.

"There was a trial (over the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya) and I was in remand in prison for close to two years till the conclusion of the lengthy trial. I was prosecuted.

"Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohammed has said the government will adhere to the rule of law and any issue of re-trial has to be in accordance with the law based on evidence and not rumours or allegations," he told Malaysiakini.

Earlier today, former Federal Court judge Gopal Sri Ram had called for a fresh probe into the Scorpene case and purported kickbacks in the purchase of the submarines.

He also noted the related allegations including the Altantuya murder.

The Scorpene case concerns Malaysia's purchase of two Scorpene-class submarines for around €1 billion from France's Direction des Constructions Navales (DCN) in 2002, which allegedly involved kickbacks.

At the time of the Scorpene deal, Najib was defence minister and deputy prime minister.

Razak admitted to receiving around €30 million (RM137 million) from French company Thales for lobbying work, but denied using it to bribe Malaysian officials.

Last August, it was reported that French human rights lawyer William Bourdon confirmed Abdul Razak had been indicted in Paris over alleged kickbacks in the sale of submarines to Malaysia.

The sale had went largely unnoticed until 2006, when Altantuya's murder raised questions about the deal.

Altantuya, who had reportedly helped in the negotiations that led to the purchase of the submarines, was also the jilted lover of Abdul Razak.

Abdul Razak was charged with abetment for her murder though he was later acquitted.

Former police special operations personnel chief inspector Azilah Hadri and corporal Sirul Azhar Umar, who had also served as Najib's bodyguards, were found guilty of murdering Altantuya in January 2015 and sentenced to death.

However, Sirul had fled to Australia when the pair was acquitted prior to the Federal Court overturning the decision.

Sirul is being held an immigration centre and Australian law prevents those facing the death penalty in their home countries to be sent back.

 

[tun_dr_m]

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424803

TV3 ordered to pay Anwar RM1.1m for defamation
Hafiz Yatim | Published on Today 3:42 pm | Modified on Today 5:00 pm

The High Court in Kuala Lumpur today ordered Sistem Televisyen Malaysia (TV3) to pay a total of RM1.1 million to PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim.

Justice Ahmad Zaidee Ibrahim found that TV3 had defamed Anwar in a 2013 Buletin Utama report that alleged he was the mastermind behind the Lahad Datu incursion.

"The court grants RM600,000 for general, and aggravated and exemplary damages of RM250,000 each," he said.

Zaidee also ordered TV3 to pay RM40,000 in costs.

The judge said the nature of the report is defamatory as the editor, Kamarudin Mape admitted in court that he did not verify with Anwar, and the judge described this as irresponsible journalism.

He said that TV3 being adamant in its report, without verifying, despite Utusan Malaysia having expressed regret to Anwar over its own report which formed the basis for the television report, has resulted in the court to consider aggravated and exemplary damages to be awarded.

Justice Ahmad Zaidi said there was also malice in banners placed in the television report.

Anwar was represented by Ambiga Sreenevasan and Shahid Adli Kamarudin while Lim Qi Si appeared for TV3.

It was reported that Utusan had retracted its front page report in 2016 and expressed regret over its publication which was used as a basis for TV3's Buletin Utama news.

Anwar had filed the suit against Utusan Malaysia publisher Utusan Melayu Sdn Bhd, and TV3, in 2013, which claimed he was the mastermind behind the Lahad Datu incursion.

 

[tun_dr_m]

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424808

Zunar travel ban lifted, but court challenge will continue
Siti Rafiah Tahir | Published on Today 3:45 pm | Modified on Today 3:54 pm

After almost two years of being grounded in Malaysia, political cartoonist Zunar is now free to travel abroad after he was taken off the Immigration Department's blacklist.

However, the cartoonist, whose real name is Zulkiflee SM Anwar Ulhaque, said he will continue his legal suit against the Immigration Department, and the previous federal government, over his prior ban.

"Although the travel ban on me has been lifted, I will continue to take legal suit against the old government so that this will not happen again to me as well as other political cartoonists in Malaysia in the future," he told Malaysiakini.

Zulkiflee has been barred from travelling outside Malaysia since June 2016 following an exhibition of his cartoons in Geneve, Switzerland. He was accused of tarnishing the country's image by taking part in the exhibit.

He had filed a challenge on the ban with the High Court in Kuala Lumpur, but his application was dismissed on Nov 2017. He has since filed an appeal with the Federal Court.

Meanwhile, Zunar said the news that he was taken off the immigration blacklist this morning caught him by surprise.

"I was surprised by the good news and didn't expect it to be so quick after the new government came in," he said.

However, he has no plans to travel abroad yet, but does want to continue exhibiting his works in Europe and other countries, as well give talks at universities.

When asked about the future of political cartoonists in Malaysia, Zunar hoped that the new government will give more freedom of speech and space to criticise those in power.

"In the past political cartoonists feared the government so not a lot of people drew...I hope the new government will give more freedom of speech and space to political cartoonists to criticize the government.

"By space, I mean space like galleries, because when there is such space, more young people will want to be political cartoonists," he said.

Besides the prior travel ban, Zunar has had various books published by him seized by the government and his local exhibitions disrupted.

He has also been slapped with nine sedition charges over tweets criticising the judiciary over to the conviction of PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim in March 2015.

 

[tun_dr_m]

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424795

Quit before you're fired, Amanah leader tells 'BN era' CJ
Published on Today 3:15 pm | Modified on Today 3:22 pm

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Amanah supreme council member Mohamed Hanipa Maidin has urged Chief Justice Md Raus Sharif to tender his resignation.

The Sepang MP said he should do this before he is fired or made to face a tribunal.

“As we know, his appointment was full of controversy involving the Federal Constitution – our highest law of the land.

“In my view, he is only fit to be the chief justice for the BN era, not the Pakatan Harapan era,” he added.

Mohamed Hanipa said Harapan would reform the judiciary and does not see how the present chief justice would be able to serve in such an environment.

Previously, Amanah, Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, and the Malaysian Bar had filed separate challenges against the appointment of Raus and Court of Appeal president Justice Zulkefli Ahmad Makinudin, who had exceeded the 66 years and six months compulsory retirement age.

Raus was scheduled for mandatory retirement, according to Article 125 (1) of the Federal Constitution, on Aug 4, last year.

However, he was on that day appointed as an additional judge before the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Muhammad V, on the advice of the previous chief justice, and was made chief justice thereafter.

The challenges were made on the grounds that Raus' appointment as an additional judge and his appointment as chief justice under Article 124 (4) of the Federal Constitution was unconstitutional, and thus invalid.

Malaysiakini is contacting Raus for comment.

Soon after winning the 14th general election, Mahathir had said that heads would roll in certain agencies and bodies.

His chief target was attorney-general Mohamed Apandi Ali, whom he accused of concealing evidence on the 1MDB scandal.

Mahathir also said there is no AG at the moment, but Apandi had clocked in for work, as usual, this morning.

Apandi had denied the allegation of being complicit in a cover-up of the 1MDB scandal.

This morning, MACC chief commissioner Dzulkifli Ahmad tendered his resignation after Mahathir accused the commission of ignoring widespread corruption and indicated a reshuffle.