BUANA SUARA
MENJANA PERDEBATAN,MENCABAR TANGGAPAN. MENCETUS KEBANGKITAN,MEMBINA KEAGUNGAN
Monday 9 March 2020
Ya Allah, kupohonkan hidayah,sebagaimana orang-orang yang telah Engkau beri hidayah;
Kupohon keafiatan,sebagaimana orang-orang yang telah Engkau beri keafiatan;
Kupohon perlindungan, sebagaimana orang-orang yang telah Engkau beri perlindungan;
Berkatilah semua yang telah Engkau anugerahkan kepadaku;
Dan peliharalah aku dari kejahatan yang telah Engkau tetapkan;
Kerana sesungguhnya Engkaulah yang menetapkan segala sesuatu, bukan yang ditetapkan;
Tak akan hina orang yang Engkau kasihi;
Dan tak akan mulia orang yang Engkau musuhi;
Tuhan kami, Engkau Maha Suci dan Maha Tinggi;
Segala puji bagiMu atas segala yang telah Engkau tetapkan;
Aku memohon ampunan dan bertaubat kepadaMu.
Aamin YRA.
Monday 16 May 2016
Sunday 15 May 2016
NAJIB : You Can Lie BUT You Cannot Hide
Tengku Razaleigh piles on the pressure
With such developments it is becoming clear that no matter how
furiously the PM lies about the money, which he has now admitted to
having used to fund his credit cards and to pay political hangers-on,
the scandal cannot be covered up.
Najib’s cyber-troopers have fallen back on their “broken record”
argument, complaining that the critics of 1MDB are “harping on” about
the same old boring billions, which have been stolen.
Yet, even as Malaysians are being urged to ‘forget about’ this ‘old
chestnut’ of a story by Najib’s writers, a dramatic press release by
none other than UMNO’s key senior figure Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah shows
how the issue cannot disappear.
Razaleigh was at one point considered a possible leader of an UMNO
split over 1MDB, but Najib moved to bring him close. Today he has
re-opened the divide by issuing a deadly demand that the Auditor
General’s report into 1MDB be de-classified, in the face of Najib’s
extraordinary move to make it an Official Secret.
This was the very demand cited by Sarawak Report earlier this week,
after PAC member Tony Pua revealed that the Auditor General had discovered no less than US$7 billion have gone missing from 1MDB.
As Tengku Razaleigh made clear, just as the PM’s plane was lifting
off to start an official foreign visit to the UK and Russia, the
suppression of this investigation into a public company, which was in
response to major concerns, is wholly unjustifiable:
“I am again making a call that the Auditor-General’s Report, which has been classified as “Official Secret” should be declassified as a matter of urgency for the reasons I have given above and because the Members of the Dewan Rakyat have a constitutional right to the Auditor-General’s Report before Parliament sits on 16th May, 2016. The issues are of such public importance that there cannot be any excuse for making the Auditor-General’s Report an official secret.” [Press Statement Tengku Razaleigh – see below]
The same point has, of course, been made by UMNO’s other rebel of enormous stature, the former Prime Minister Dr Mahathir.
Tengku Razaleigh has added that the revelation of foul play over the
publication of the Parliamentary Accounts Committee report also into
1MDB also makes the de-classification necessary and urgent. Najib’s
hand-picked new Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee was found to
have secretly and illegally removed certain damning sentences from that report, after it had been unanimously voted through an just before it was printed.
Those sentences referred to the discovery that US$7oo million plus
US$330 million were directly siphoned from the initial 1MDB PetroSaudi
joint venture deal to a company (Good Star Limited) that was not owned
by either party to the joint venture, according to Bank Negara, said the
PAC.
So, yet another deceit is out and it seems numbers are growing amongst the UMNO warlords, who are deciding enough is enough.
Sarawak Report is sorry to sound so often like a broken record, so we
will offer Prime Minister Najib and his wife Rosmah our wishes for a
pleasant time abroad, as they leave their disenchanted colleagues in
charge behind.
See the press release:
TENGKU RAZALEIGH HAMZAH
MISREPRESENTATION OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE
It has been widely reported that there had been unlawful
deletions to the Public Accounts Committee’s (PAC) Report that is to be
tabled in Parliament. The deletions are about a subject matter of
importance and controversy in respect of the unlawful movements of money
that 1MDB had purportedly borrowed from international creditors.
2 My concern is for the protection of the integrity and standing
of the Dewan Rakyat in the eyes of the public as an institution where
Members of the Dewan Rakyat act responsibly and honestly without
misleading the public.
3. In view of the deletions, I am concerned whether the Report
that is going to be presented to the Dewan Rakyat is a report that can
stand up to the public concerns in respect of the purported loans that
1MDB claims to have made on behalf of the nation. The deletions will be
considered not only as unlawful but also a serious breach of the Houses
of Parliament (Privileges and Powers) 1952, Section 9(i), (j) and
(n)(iii).
4. The Houses of Parliament (Privileges and Powers) Act 1952 is
intended to protect the integrity and reputation of the Dewan Rakyat so
that the people of Malaysia will have confidence in the Dewan Rakyat as a
constitutional institution to protect their interests. A breach of the
Sections that I have referred to which deals with the tampering,
misrepresentation and falsification of the documents presented to the
Dewan Rakyat is precisely the kind of actions which fall within the
offences under the Act. What it means is whatever deletions that have
been made can cause apprehension among members of the public that the
Report cannot, in the circumstances, reflect the entire truth of the
facts surronding the 1MDB issue.
5. Therefore, I am again making a call that the Auditor-General’s
Report, which has been classified as “Official Secret” should be
declassified as a matter of urgency for the reasons I have given above
and because the Members of the Dewan Rakyat have a constitutional right
to the Auditor-General’s Report before Parliament sits on 16th May,
2016. The issues are of such public importance that there cannot be any
excuse for making the Auditor-General’s Report an official secret. I
would also like to reiterate the decision by the Prime Minister Y.A.B.
Dato’ Sri Najib that the 1MDB issue be investigated by the
Auditor-General and its result presented as a report for the
consideration of the Dewan Rakyat. In making that decision, the Prime
Minister gave the impression that there is nothing to hide.
Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah
Member of Parliament Gua Musang Kuala Lumpur,
14th May 2016,
7th Syaaban 1437H.
Sunday 8 May 2016
Quarrel In Sarawak
Did PKR or DAP achieve anything from their quarrel in Sarawak
Elections? The winner is Barisan because of the stupidity of the
opposition in claiming their right to certain constituency to nominate
their candidate.
When can this opposition learn to be more matured to form a formidable party?
When can this opposition learn to be more matured to form a formidable party?
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