Posted in Altantuya case, Human Rights, Parliament, Politics, Umno, Viewpoint on Mar 16th, 2009 11 Comments »
After delivering lots of carrots in the stimulus package, Najib is now ready to wave the big stick.
MP for Puchong Gobind Singh Deo was suspended for a year today. The Speaker won’t even let the House to have a proper debate.
Last Thursday (12 March), Gobind has been suspended for one day. But that was not [...]
Posted in Altantuya case, Economy, Parliament on Mar 12th, 2009 7 Comments »
Two Members of Parliament were kicked out today (12 March)
The MP for Ranau Siringan Gubat was suspended by the Parliament Speaker during question time this morning. The House Speaker Pandikar ordered him to leave the chamber when Gubat interjected the debate on social contract between Parit Buntar MP Dr Mujahid Yusof Rawa and Deputy Minister [...]
Posted in Altantuya case, Economy, Politics, Umno on Mar 10th, 2009 5 Comments »
As I am sitting at the Parliament lobby, Najib is delivering his speech on the Stimulus Package.
BN called this a Mini Budget. Last year, when the government tabled the 2009 Budget, we in the Opposition called for a revised budget in the view of global economic crisis. It took the Federal Government half a year [...]
Posted in Altantuya case, Parliament on Nov 20th, 2008 8 Comments »
Another no surprise. In his first press conference, Razak Baginda re-emerged to defend his boss, Najib Razak (Malaysiakini 20 Nov) and made another attempt to clear Najib’s ascending path.
Razak is not telling us any new thing: Najib Razak and his wife had never met Altantuya. Razak Baginda went further to say that Altantuya played no [...]
Posted in Altantuya case, Judiciary on Nov 16th, 2008 1 Comment »
Attorney General decided not to appeal against Razak Baginda’s acquital from the murder of Altantuya (Malaysiakini 14 Nov).
Should anyone be surprised? After a long drawn drama, court freed Razak Baginda on 31 Oct and called 2 UTK security officers for defence.
How would the two defend themselves? The UTK guys couldn’t even distinguish Mongolia and China, [...]
Posted in Altantuya case, Anwar, Human Rights, Judiciary, Politics, Viewpoint on Nov 8th, 2008 2 Comments »
Congratulation RPK! It was indeed a very exciting news.
The order by Shah Alam definitely surprised many people, including RPK himself.
Although it was not the first time court had released ISA detainees through habeous corpus, often they would be rearrested immediately.
This is another victory of the people. The growing momentum of people’s awareness is giving judges’ [...]
Posted in Altantuya case on Jul 7th, 2008 10 Comments »
The police is seeking help from Interpol to find Balasubramaniam.
In a special press conference on 6 July, Criminal Investigation Department director Bakri Zinin said Malaysian police had enlisted the help of Interpol and authorities in neighbouring countries to help locate him (Malaysiakini).
I am glad that the police is taking up the search. However why seeking [...]
Posted in Altantuya case, Politics on Jul 6th, 2008 11 Comments »
Beware: The Joker is ready to strike back!!!
Deputy PM said that he has no intention to apply for court injunction against the SD of Private Investigator Balasubramaniam. Neither Najib is interested to sue Bala for defamation.
Isn’t it sound rather odd?
If Balasubramaniam has maliciously spread lies to undermine Najib good name, naturally the most appropriate thing [...]
Posted in Altantuya case on Jul 5th, 2008 11 Comments »
Bala made a sudden twist yesterday (4 July, Malaysiakini) by withdrawing parts of the Statutory Declaration. All references to Najib are now missing from his SD.
In fact, what Bala’s testimony merely reaffirmed stories which had be circulated long ago. We all knew of a Razak Baginda’s PI, but he was missing from the list of [...]
Posted in Altantuya case on Jul 4th, 2008 15 Comments »
In a Chinese saying, the proverb goes: “trick the snake out of its hole”.
PI Balasubramaniam called another press conference today, accompanied by a different “lawyer”. He said he was “under duress” yesterday (Malaysiakini) when he signed the statutory declaration yesterday (3 July).
Now, without duress he withdraws all references to Najib in his SD. What this [...]