It is so very sad that it is becoming so obvious that the son of Tun Abdul Razak Bin Hussein is not only a low class, common thief but he is also unbelievably stupid. When the RM2.6 Billion in his private bank account was exposed he first said that it would be really stupid of him to have received so much money into his own personal bank account.

Later when the evidence had been leaked that it was indeed the case, he then acknowledged that the RM2.6 Billion had been deposited into his private bank account. So he was stupid after all. But . . .but . . but . . it was a donation. There are many levels of extreme stupidity here. First he denied it using a simple Standard One level lie. Not only was it a simple lie but he did not know that nowadays certainly such things can be instantly debunked / disproved with just a few touches on a smartfone, tablet or laptop.

He was too stupid to even realise that. Soon he had no choice but to acknowledge that the RM2.6 Billion was indeed in his private bank account. But it was now a donation from an Arab. Even the most stupid, third grade movie script could not be this stupid. But the son of Tun Abdul Razak Bin Hussein exhibited such unbelievable stupidity. And, he really expected the people to believe his stupidity. Now that he is ultimately going to jail, he will show even more stupidity.

For example he will NOT be able to show us or point out exactly the Arab Prince Al Saud bin Majed bin Aziz bin Majed bin Al Saud bin Abdul Azeez who he says gave him that RM2.6 Billion. Why? Because there is no such person. Lets see what he says has happened to that Arab prince. Maybe the Arab prince too was abducted like Pastor Koh.

Hishamuddin Rais talks about murders under the Najib Regime from dswami on Vimeo.

What does he actually want to say? We have an Education Minister who believes that Zakir Naik a wanted terrorist and an Indian National to be not extradited to India. As it is,  our National Schools are polarized because of the Ketuanan types who push Islam down the throats of Non Muslims. Vernacular schools have no such problems.

His credentials are,  Maszlee is a lecturer at the Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia, He also contributes to a number of thinktanks and is often invited as a forum panellist or moderator to discuss issues relating to Islamic politics and the politics of the Middle East.  Yes, I can imagine about the about the poor Palis.  Maszlee obtained a Bachelor’s degree from the Al-Bayt University, Jordan and pursued a Master’s degree at the University of Malaya, both in the field of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and usul al-fiqh (principles of Islamic jurisprudence).

Yep guess you can listen to his views on Jews. Not forgetting he later furthered his studies at the School of Governments and International Affairs in the University of Durham in 2007, and received a doctorate in the field of good governance in 2011. So primarily he is an Islamic Scholar. Do we need more Islam in National Schools where there are many Non Muslim students who face apartheid like persecution.

He also happens to be a Palestinian Issues activist, Ong Kian Meng of DAP comes out swinging for him. I guess Ong Kian Meng has never heard about Taqiya, Kitman and Mudarat President Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood was responsible for thousands of deaths.I guess he has something in common with Our Great Leader, the reason for his selection. Yes, to make it acceptable they spin it.

COMMENT | As someone who took a big gulp of Kool-Aid and wrote this, I’m thankful to de facto PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim who reminded us that one election does not a democracy make. One wonders though when the circus of 1MDB issue peters out, what kind of bread would be offered? So, do we finally have a two-party system? No, we do not. Not in the kind of way that an egalitarian Malaysia needs. As someone who has spent a great deal of time and effort promoting that line of propaganda – the many emails from Malaysiakini readers reminding me that it was propaganda is testament to my doggedness in pursuing an objective, I suppose - I have to concede when I am wrong. Malaysia has no real opposition, hence there is no two-party system. Not yet.

Dua sepupu Taib, ahli keluarga kepada rakan kongsi utama Taib, dan seorang peguam yang mewakili kerajaan negeri Sarawak telah dirakam dalam video, didakwa menjelaskan mekanisme untuk mengelakkan undang-undang yang sedia ada bagi memperolehi keuntungan daripada skim itu.

Video itu telah direkodkan secara tersembunyi oleh seorang penyiasat dengan Global Witness, sebuah NGO yang berpangkalan di London yang menyiasat dan berkempen menentang pencabulan hak asasi alam sekitar dan manusia. Penyiasat itu telah dihantar ke Sarawak tahun lepas, dengan menyamar sebagai "pelabur asing" yang ingin membeli tanah untuk mengusahakan ladang kelapa sawit.

Penyiasat itu menemui Lembaga Pembangunan Koridor Wilayah (Recoda), badan kerajaan negeri yang mengendalikan pelaburan asing, dan terus dibawa kepada ahli-ahli tertentu keluarga Taib yang menjual sebuah syarikat yang dilesenkan untuk membalak dan membersihkan tanah untuk perladangan di Sarawak.

Lesen ini dikeluarkan oleh Kementerian Perancangan Sumber dan Alam Sekitar Sarawak, yang diketuai oleh Taib. Pertemuan dengan ahli keluarga dan ejen lain syarikat itu telah dirakam secara tersembunyi oleh Global Witness dan dihasilkan menjadi filem selama 15 minit yang disiarkan di lamanwebnya.

But his luck is running out. Mr. Khalid is among those who have been blacklisted from leaving the country.Others include Arul Kanda “Anaconda” Kandasamy (1MDB CEO), Shahrol Azral Ibrahim Halmi (former 1MDB CEO), Ismee Ismail (former 1MDB director), Apandi Ali (Attorney General), Irwan Serigar Abdullah (former treasurer-general), Dzulkifli Ahmad (former MACC chief).  

Those who had been aiding or abetting their crooked boss Najib in the 1MDB scandal will either get demoted or paraded – in court. It’s safe to presume all the people whose names are on the no-fly list will be punished, one way or another. It’s not sure how Prime Minister Mahathir plans to skin former IGP Khalid, whose pastime hobby was using Twitter to get his job done.

Unlike others, he has been suspected to be the traitoramong the top 4 guns – former Bank Negara (Central Bank) Governor Zeti Akthar Aziz, former Attorney General Gani Patail, former MACC chief Abu Kassim and former IGP Khalid Abu Bakar – who were part of a task force involved in the investigation of 1MDB scandal back in 2015.  

Mahathir had hinted that one of the four top guns hadbetrayed the other three in an attempt to bring Najib Razak to face justice. Mahathir said that if not for the alleged act of betrayal, the corrupted prime minister would have had faced action.Pro-Najib bloggers had claimed 3 of them – Zeti, Gani and Kassim – had betrayed Najib, suggesting that Khalid was indeed the traitor.

                           Okay arrest all the idiots in this video for insulting Tun ! ! # $ *

In a tweet, the Pakatan Harapan chairperson said: "I do not agree with action taken against those who criticise me. I have informed the police regarding this. This law will be studied when the Parliament convenes soon." He had appended a Malaysiakini article yesterday, titled "Police detain man who insulted Dr M", with the tweet. In a Facebook posting yesterday, Langkawi police said that the male suspect was arrested following police reports by several NGOs that were unhappy about "excessively insulting statements on Facebook towards Mahathir and Islam".

To resolve this matter, please transfer the CPO of Kedah to take care of toilets in the Police Force.

Well done Tun! I respect you. What a contrast to the guy who is afraid of a few yellow balloons - hoperenewed.

Yes ! Please stop this feudalistic approach whereby the leaders can’t be criticized by the people. Are these NGOs good for nothing except polishing shoes , now different size of shoes ? - Hearty Malaysian.

Tun is unlike Najib. The latter relishes when his opponents are quickly apprehended even for a small offence under the watchful eyes of his Ketua Twitter Negara Khalid - SultanMydin.

Singapore PM should learn from Dr Mahatir, the government should allow any citizen to criticise, freedom of speech is the basic right of human being. Malaysia Boleh Sekarang - Parit Samsu HENG.

As such, Gabungan Gerakan NGO Selangor chief Nazilah Idris said, there was nothing to be disputed about the police confiscation of 72 bags of cash and jewellery, as well as 284 boxes of high-end designer handbags from two condominium units linked to Najib in Kuala Lumpur. "He was the son of the then prime minister (Abdul Razak Hussein). He is a blueblood and he was well off from young, he then became menteri besar," Nazilah told reporters after she visited Najib at his Taman Duta residence.

All fools think they are smart. This Nazilah is a typical one, and Malaysia has so many of such people, that's the reason why BN continue to win elections while its rakyat suffers! - Otak-otak.

These are the type of fools found in UMNO/BN who have benefitted over the years and now has to be seen defending their boss. No wonder TDM has said that he has to be Education Minister because there are so many uneducated fools in this Country who cannot use basic common sense to distinguish right from wrong - RedHero

Delusional and in denial. Some people are too dumb and stupid - Honest. So Najib surrounds himself with these fools? No wonder he thought he could win GE14 - Anonymous_b67840c8.

Oh my goodness! I cannot believe this! Is there a more stupid woman than this one here? Are the other supporters of the world's greatest kleptocrat as stupid as this one? Has she been smoking some superweed? - Dire Straits.

Oh kacik, berapa kilo dedak u sudah dapat? Nak bodek lagi..... .....kakakakaBila dia masuk dalam, jangan lupa hantar nasi bagi dia.. oh sorry, dia tak makan nasi, dia makan quionoa - Pahat Mari

Locked in the past, still talking about what they will do for new villages. New villages!New villages are from a time in the mid-50s when I followed my parents to the Lido cinema in Brickfields.

After the curtain was raised to reveal a cellotaped, faded still asking cinema patrons to be considerate and not smoke, the cue for smokers to light up and make loud rude suggestions, there would be a map of Malaya, just like the one we primary school kids had to practice drawing free-hand, except this one had black patches splotching it. As a kid, I was only waiting for the three or four Looney Tunes cartoons, and didn’t really know why my country was blighted in this way, something to do with communists, cruel men hiding in the jungle. Hello, six decades later still talking about new villages, terminology revealing minds caught in an inescapable past.

Like the shrinking power-base in clan associations. How many young Chinese are members of clan associations? Their clans are Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. And their friends know them as Felicia and Steven, not Khoo or Lim. MCA has become history. Its leaders can sheepishly talk about analysis and swear to continue serving the people, but they have been tainted by servile association with their corrupt Big Brothers for so long, who is going to vote for them? The Chinese? Malays, Indians and Others? Please, get back on your chairs and stop laughing.

However, if there is one fact that many Americans do know about Islam in Indonesia, it is that most Muslims in this sprawling and complex nation practice a “moderate” form of the faith (whatever that “moderate” label means). This has allowed believers in various faith groups to live in peace, for the most part.

BN's good times with Salleh Said Keruak from dswami on Vimeo.

“Complaints from the public” about inaccurate results? Were any MK results inaccurate? The MCMC better come up with a better excuse than that because it is outrageous that MCMC should decide that a “public complaint” of inaccuracy should be believed above what was clearly the truth. Some heads at MCMC should role for sure after that pathetic admission! So MCMC now just deterime was true and not true based on “public complaints” without any attempt to validate to complaints. Let’s hear who these “public complaints came from. No doubt one complaint came from Salleh. And another from Najib - Oxymoronictendencies 

MCMC is still with UMNO mindset. When exposed doing something wrong, just say due to public complaints. Why not say done to protect your own interest at that time or someone or party. It is so much better to apologize now, rather than give stupid excuses! - Benar123

Well you were a kid, all the spin by his supporters  will not erase his sins. 1. Was it not the same Anwar Ibrahim who was once honoured by the 'Islamic' dictator of Pakistan, General Zia 'ul Haq, for his services to Islam? Anwar was quite willing to accept such decorations, despite the fact that General Zia was himself a willing recipient of American military aid and he had used the radical Islamist movements to wipe out the secular opposition in Pakistan.

(2) And was it not the very same Anwar Ibrahim - who today calls for a culture of tolerance and pluralism - who lead the Islamist activists as they 'cleaned out' the local university campuses of leftist students, 'secular' ideas and everything they regarded as un-Islamic in the 1970s? (With the help of such unlikely characters like Ibrahim Ali, one might add. 

The sycophant who wrote the letter needs to open his eyes to history. We ended up in this sorry state was because of him, he is trying to redeem himself by painting a rosy picture that he is for all Malaysians. Many of us still remember.

So I thought I would paste this comment as it summarizes the facts we are all not allowed to know or contemplate. My doctor is an immigrant from South Africa to Canada… He played a role in saving my life most assuredly and has a clinic that is exceptional serving the Winnipeg community. I asked him on my last visit to his clinic if he had family still there. He didn’t answer with yes or get angry, he instead talked about the history of those fomenting the actions against whites.

He didn’t act irate or dismissive of those enacting the “reverse racism”, but instead basically said history will repeat itself, Zimbabwe all over again. He made sure I understood the history of South Africa… the people enacting the “reverse racism” are immigrants themselves as they came for jobs and the promise of a better life from Central Africa, they weren’t original South African tribes. He was resigned to the inevitable destruction of what the Afrikaners had created and too what it would become.

He wouldn’t say the words in his mind to describe what it would become… he wouldn’t speak it. So I interjected, sort of paraphrasing, and I said “a shithole”. With a hesitation and regret he nodded his head and said quietly “yes, a shithole”… So this is what happens in our new progressive societies… destruction a western society based on idealism… even if it is misplaced and hateful.

The message they are sending is that all these people are poor starving innocent children who simply want what is their's (Israel) and the nasty Joos are stopping them from claiming their so called birthright. Well now the dust has cleared Hamas Political Bureau Member Salah Al-Bardawil speaking on Gaza’s Baladna TV yesterday (May 16th) responded to allegations that Hamas was sending children to die on the border.

He states: That of the 62 people killed in clashes along the Gaza border on May 14, 50 were from Hamas.

When you're a dead Palestinian martyr but your nose keeps itching pic.twitter.com/WUh60xq7t5

— p4z (@_p4z_) May 16, 2018

Observing this holy month and its daily fasts in such a foreign environment must have been a challenge. Newspaper commentators at the time thought of him contemptuously, variously “depicting him as a sex-crazed barbarian, or associating Islam with licentiousness,” writes Jason Zeledon. But in Thomas Jefferson, he had an unexpected ally. Despite facing criticism for his hospitality from Federalists in Connecticut and Vermont, Jefferson looked after his Muslim visitor graciously, going so far as to rearrange a dinner party around Mellimelli’s fast. In doing so, America’s third president became the country’s first ever host of an iftar meal.

"Ipoh Barat Bersatu chief Afzainizam Salleh, this is era Malaysia Baru. Everything goes by the rule of laws. If TDM feels insulted and reputation damaged, it is up to TDM to take private Defamation suit against who ever did the slandering act. This is not a criminal case.

Anybody has liberty to say anything bad about another person provided it's substantiated with true facts or else he will have to pay for it. Therefore there isn't a need for third party to do on behalf. The unscrupulous UMNO's abusive way is already dead on 509. It's cheap publicity. You get it? If not, please go and study elementary law first before entering politics"  - I WONDER?

(Full disclosure. Dennis Ignatius and I are friends. Although we may disagree on a range of issues, we understand that Malaysia needs to change. Our last protest against the Umno hegemon found us walking together with other like-minded individuals for the Bersih march in Parliament protesting the redelineation exercise carried out by the former regime.)

Ringkasan Exec 15052018 by dswami on Scribd

Najib and Rosmah

There was no hiding the fact: the Najib-led BN coalition that had run Malaysia for the six decades since its independence from Britain, had lost the election. Voter anger over GST, as well as allegations of corruption that had swirled for years around Najib's government, and the apparently lavish lifestyle of his wife, had finally taken its toll.

A consultant who was in Najib's office as the reality of the defeat sank in said the prime minister was stunned. "When he knew that the numbers were not on his side, Najib broke down," he said.
Explaining Najib's shock on election night, one political strategist with ties to the now-defeated government said it was not unusual for him to be out of the loop when there were unwelcome developments.

"Najib lives in a bubble," he said. His advisers "don't accept others' views," he added. "They don't listen to bad news." Najib's removal, and the disarray in his camp during the campaign and the election, was pieced together from interviews with about a dozen political operatives and members of the ruling coalition and the opposition.