Part II – Who killed Althantuya?

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Part II – Who killed Althantuya?

April 16, 2011 by Dr R@28

Many would agree with me that RPK is Raja Spin of Malaysian Internet community. However in a country of 28 mill people, the audience of these spin is a small fraction of the entire internet community. On the other hand Malaysian Government controlled media (TV and newspaper) also spins issues regularly. The real true King spinners is the government that controlled RTM, TV3 and the many news paper. They have access to almost the entire population which makes them king in their business of spin.
In my previous post, some commentators are very clear of the issues on hand. There are others who are smart and intelligent but pretend to be naïve and try to divert the focus of the readers. Sometimes I wonder how these people go to sleep at night. Despite their intelligence in analyzing issues, they chose to look the other way and pretend to be naïve. I can understand if they are not smart but with strings of degrees one would expect some independent of thoughts and not to disagree for the sake of disagreement.
We all know who pulled the trigger and laced the body with C4 and shred the body to million pieces. The soul may have gone upstairs in small disjointed pieces. The real issue of hand is why did they do it? Is it about money or sex or both? How is that core players who did not pull the trigger actually are common people that is well known to Razak and the son of Razak? Is it not relevant to national security?
Would you believe me If I postulate that Singapore Security and Intelligence Division (SID) has some crucial and valuable information. This information would prove to be detrimental to national security. What is the probability that the UTK man is actually out in the street and currently living overseas? Before you expound your thoughts on this postulations, please take into account that I say it is Anwar in the sex video.
Right now, I wish the best to PR in Sarawak to ensure that they would create a balance of power in the state. Let’s pray for this to happen. We have seen how too much power is bad for everyone.

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on April 26, 2011 at 1:30 AM | Reply Col Mohd

The two criminals are having a gala time in Hawaai.., lets just forget about them…and go after Musa sabri…, also bring back RB. to testify.

Do we not believe in GOD ..? or we are just about spoilt brags…?

We are not and will never be…, we stand for the rights… even if she was a WHORE..!

meek,
I agree that U are very strong character-fighter. Please don’t think only one side, your side. The other side will protect mati-matian to save their skins even killing more lives. I can’t stop every body for this. This is world and I believe the nature has made it so. My advice to U all, please do not take this to the street and fight with weapons that might cause destruction like previous major demos. We believe in God and so one day the truth will prevail and be exposed. Yang laknat akan tetap ada balasannya di dunia dan akhirat (Muslim believer).
on April 25, 2011 at 12:12 AM | Reply meek

Doc,

Since we are on this topic
The following text message correspondence is between YAB Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib
Tun Abdul Razak, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, and Dato’ Shafee Abdullah, a
Malaysian lawyer who initially represented Abdul Razak Abdullah Baginda then on
trial for abeting the murder of Mongolian national, Altantuya Shaariibuu.
While it does not answer lingering questions about Najib’s alleged past
relations with Altantuya, the text messages show clearly Najib’s active
intereference in the case very early on.
The messages highlight Najib’s willingness to speak with both members of the
Attorney General’s Chambers and Inspector General of Police about the case,
something that suggests an abuse of executive power.
What is particularly revealing and troubling is that the counsel, Shafee, keeps
asking Najib for details indicating some political intervention that may have
influenced the case.
This observation is strengthened by Najib’s message to Shafee on 16 November
2006: “Pls do not say anything to the press today. i will explain later. RB will
have to face a tentative charge but all is not lost.”
This message raises a lot of questions about Najib’s role in this case. Why did
he mention “tentative” charge and that “all is not lost” for RB (Razak Baginda)?
How would Najib know this before Razak was charged? Is there already a deal in
place that will see Razak aquitted? These are important questions which will
have ramifications not just on this case but far beyond.
The text messages were transmitted between Najib’s personal mobile phone (+6012
2143177) and Shafee’s mobile phone (+6012 3257052).
Those who seek the truth should challenge Najib and Shafee to deny that this
correspondence took place between them. Perhaps a record of the messages still
resides in the server of the relevant telecommunications company.
The truth is buried somewhere. Those who know what truly happened hope that the
truth has been buried deep with Altantuya. But the funny thing is, the truth
always finds its way into the hands of those who fight for justice – sometimes
in the most mysterious circumstances.
Here are the sms-es purportedly sent between the two: Najib and Shafee:
———————————————————–
Wednesday 8/11/2006 Shafee to Najib (S2N) Date: 8/11/2006 02:59:31
Dato Seri, The Razak Baginda thing is troubling me.Can I help? Salam, Shafee
Najib to Shafee (N2S) Date: 8/11/2006 03:45:05 I will speak with u later tonight.
S2N Date: 8/11/2006 03:45:31 Thank you
———————————————————
S2N Date: 8/11/2006 06:28:56 Met the investigating officer today.Position is serious for RB.The 3 are highly
implicated.RB’s case can be fought.There are redeeming features for him.But we
need to meet Dato Seri as there are other looming issues at large.But not to
worry. Salam > Shafee
———————————————————-
N2S Date: 8/11/2006 21:06:11 I have spoken to IGP. U can represent n meet RB in court.
———————————————————–
Thursday 9/11/2006 N2S Date: 9/11/2006 12:45:30 If RB’s remand is upto Sunday, does it mean that he has to be charged by Fri or
be released? i hope it is looking better for him.
———————————————————
S2N Date: 9/11/2006 13:11:23 3 things can happen.Firstly, they can ask for more time for detention.We will
resist.Second,they have to release him by Friday or thirdly charge him by
Friday.Police took him to his office for document search.Nothing incriminating
found.Now they are recording stmt from him.Later search in house.Under control
so far Dato Seri. Salam, shafee
———————————————————-
S2N Date: 9/11/2006 14:09:03 Dato Seri, Re RB need to meet up with you today. shafee
N2S Date: 9/11/2006 14:17:47 630 pm at my house in PJaya this evening.
S2N Date: 9/11/2006 14:18:21 Thank you
———————————————————
Friday 10/11/2006 N2S Date: 10/11/2006 15:14:31 Any news about RB ?
S2N Date: 10/11/2006 15:19:40 Dato Seri, Negotiating for conditional release.If not police need 2 or 3 more
days extention.I suspect its an exercise in public relation as they do not want
public to think a VIP was given an easier time.Being a vip under these
conditions is a liability.Otherwise we are on track according to plan. Salam,
Shafee
N2S Date: 10/11/2006 15:27:01 Thanks, he is very stressful according to his wife n would be a huge help if he
could get a conditional release latest by sun.
———————————————————
N2S Date: 10/11/2006 21:35:52 Saw the news on tv. RB was sent for DNA. Not sure it was neccessary.
S2N Date: 10/11/2006 21:40:19 Unnessasary.But I think its on his lung infection.He has just been sent again to
HUKM.Will know more later from inside contacts.
———————————————————-
Saturday 11/11/2006 S2N Date: 11/11/2006 03:17:56 Dato Seri, I was at ghkl ccu 4th floor.RB was admitted due to lung
infection:mild pneumonia and asthmatic.This was the pain he was suffering in the
chest and unexplained coughing for months.He is under an able physician Dato Dr
Jeyaindran Sinnadurai(head of Dept of Medicine)Its good he is resting there than
in the lockup.Dna was done to eliminate that he was at scene of crime(paternity
can be ruled out as well).Need to see Dato Seri on some concerns. Salam. Shafee
———————————————————-
N2S Date: 11/11/2006 08:54:17 ANy chance of a release by sun ?
S2N Date: 11/11/2006 08:58:14 Police should release him by then except that I think the police is disturbeb by
Media and public pressure.Other factors need be coomunicated to Dato Seri in
person. Investigation wise we are on track for release.
S2N Date: 11/11/2006 09:26:52 It is clear that the Police will ask for extention t’row.I will resist strongly
in view of the fact that the last few days investigation on RB have completed
investigations that require RB’s presence in custody.Secondly, from yesterday
the Police has done nothing much with him except to do the dna.Thirdly, I am
concerned with the Police carelessness yesterday in allowing the 3 other
suspects to be freely mixing and therefore tainting their subsequent stmnts as
they could be ‘group coached’.But it also show Police no longer need to isolate
the suspects.Even RB was handcuffed to the C/I. Salam . Shafee
———————————————————
N2S Date: 11/11/2006 11:46:48 I Can see u today at my Taman duta hse at 6 pm.
S2N Date: 11/11/2006 11:59:08 OK Dato Seri.Insyaallah I will be there.
———————————————————-
Sunday 12/11/2006 S2N Date: 12/11/2006 13:53:41 2 days extention to Tuesday.They must release him by then maybe
conditionally.Police asked for full 14days.He has message.
S2N Date: 12/11/2006 14:06:23 Will give Dato Seri in a while
S2N Date: 12/11/2006 15:10:17 0320949418
———————————————————-
Monday 13/11/2006 S2N Date: 13/11/2006 15:53:36 Am in his office now.Another search. AG will be unwilling to charge and lose a
case yet again.It is agood idea to suggest to AG to hood on and let investigtion
proceed with Razak Released on Bond.
N2S Tel: 60122143177 Date: 13/11/2006 16:23:29 How was the search ?
S2N Date: 13/11/2006 16:25:56 We provided them everything,including old pda and note books and a couple of
bills.Nothing incriminating.
———————————————————-
Wednesday 15/11/2006 S2N Date: 15/11/2006 13:21:32 Things going as expected.2 male officer charged for murder in common
intention.Razak’s name not in. Lady officer released but rearrested under
Emergency Ordinance to be used as Crown witness(exactly as predicted). I am
expecting RB to be released on Bond.4 of my lawyers are watching brief the
proceedings in the murder case.Rb matter prob t’row. Pl call. Shafee Ps coming
back now from Taipei.
N2S Date: 15/11/2006 23:31:09 So hopefully he will be released tmrw?
S2N Date: 15/11/2006 23:34:38 Dato Seri, I am driving up from S’pore ,no more flight to KL tonight.Hope for th
best.Any indication? Shafee
N2S Date: 15/11/2006 23:36:52 Not heard anything untoward yet.
———————————————————-
Thursday 16/11/2006 S2N Date: 16/11/2006 10:52:43 Anything Dato Seri? I am already in Court.
N2S Date: 16/11/2006 10:53:50 Pls do not say anything to the press today. i will explain later. RB will have
to face a tentative charge but all is not lost.
S2N Date: 16/11/2006 10:54:30 OK, TQ
———————————————————
Friday 17/11/2006 S2N Date: 17/11/2006 10:50:30 Dato Seri, Its important you speak toYusoff Zainal Abidin as he knows the law a
lot better in the Chambers.I am confident he is concerned with the negligible
evidence agst Razak.The Raja Mahani and Tengku Ariston cases ought to be the
guiding critera for AG.They cannot afford another scandallous loss by the
Prosecution as in Norita, Ariston,Dato Balwant etc.
N2S Date: 17/11/2006 11:39:46 OK will try. Meanwhile try to console the wife. She is hysterical.
S2N Date: 17/11/2006 11:41:29 I know Dato Seri.I will do everything I can.Salam, Shafee
S2N Date: 17/11/2006 12:57:49 Dato Seri, Razak has not been sent to Hospital.He is clearly not well.He is
refusing to take Prison’s medicine for fear of sabourtage.The chief Physician of
GHKL Dato Dr Jaya Sinnadurai is shocked that they have not brought Razak back to
GHKL.I have spoken to Haji Darussalam,Sg Buloh’s Prison Director.Can You sound
this to Dato Radzi Shek Ahmad?Need to see you of s’thing that I think had
happened that led to her death.Utterly shocking if I am right. Shafee
S2N Date: 17/11/2006 15:45:34 Dato Seri, I am at Sg Buloh Prison.I have organised Razak to be in HUKL,He is on
his way there now. The Pengarah Hj Darussallam and deputy Supt Gunasegaran very
helpful. Shafee
N2S Date: 17/11/2006 21:27:02 My regards to him. He Is always in my thought.
S2N Date: 17/11/2006 21:34:44 Will tell him
———————————————————-
Sunday 19/11/2006 S2N Date: 19/11/2006 16:25:08 Dato Seri, I need Dsp Musa ,your ADc to call me to clarify a point.He is not
answering Shafee
Monday 20/11/2006 S2N Date: 20/11/2006 13:02:33 Any developement Dato Seri? Shafee
N2S Date: 20/11/2006 14:30:20 Not yet.
S2N Date: 20/11/2006 14:30:38 Thank you
S2N Date: 20/11/2006 21:05:17 Dato Seri.Razak is being transfered to Sg. Buloh t’row.Can Dr. Jaya do anything?
N2S Date: 20/11/2006 23:04:50 When is he being transffered?
S2N Date: 20/11/2006 23:05:48 T’row
N2S Date: 20/11/2006 23:07:01 What time?
S2N Date: 20/11/2006 23:08:01 Probably late morning
———————————————————
Thursday 23/11/2006 N2S Tel: 60122143177 Date: 23/11/2006 13:46:51 Your message read” Najib released on personal bond!”.
S2N Date: 23/11/2006 13:50:00 Razak released on Bail of 1 million. On personal bond undertaking. Shafee?I am
terribly sorry for that mistake.Whole night tak tidur preparing. My profuse
apologies Sir. salam. shafee
N2S Date: 23/11/2006 14:00:25 ALhamdullillah , at least he is on bail.Big relief for him n family.
S2N Date: 23/11/2006 14:02:02 Dato, I need to brief you urgently b4 you speak to him.Shafee
N2S Date: 23/11/2006 14:12:32 OK but not intending to speak to him as yet.
———————————————————-
Saturday 2/12/2006 S2N Date: 2/12/2006 18:59:15 Dato Seri, Got some info that are troubling.Quite serious.Are you in Taman
Duta?Can we meet? Salam, Shafee
- http://steadyaku-steadyaku-husseinhamid.blogspot.com/

Friday, 22 April 2011 09:13
‘SMS exchanges’ from Najib to lawyer renews interest in Altantuya
Written by Malaysia Chronicle
The re-publication of a purported text showing exchanges between prime minister
Najib Razak and criminal lawyer Shafee Abdullah discussing the arrest of Najib’s
aide, Abdul Razak Baginda in 2006, looks set to reignite the storm over his much
debated alleged links in the case.
The alleged text conversation over the Short Message Service (SMS) spans a
period of two weeks between 8 and 23 November, 2006, with another concluding
text on December 2 by Shafee urging for an urgent meeting with Najib over a
‘troubling’ development believed to be linked to Razak’s case.

The text was first published by self-exiled blogger Raja Petra
Kamarudin’sMalaysia Today website in October 2008, a few days before Razak was
acquitted of a murder charge on October 31.

Most of the exchanges centred on how to get Razak released on bail. Najib during
this time was the deputy prime minister, while Razak, who headed the think-tank
Malaysian Strategic Research Centre, had just been arrested by police on
November 7, 2006, in connection with the murder of Mongolian agent Altantuya
Shariibuu.

Razak, who confessed to having an extra-marital affair with Altantuya was later
charged with abetment in the murder, together with two other personnel from the
elite Special Action Force connected to the Prime Minister’s Office, Azilah
Hadri, and Sirul Azhar Umar.

In October 2008 however, Razak was acquitted of the charge, while the two
others, whose faces were carefully concealed by police from the media, were
sentenced to death.

Despite Razak’s acquittal, the trial’s conclusion has only led to a prolonged
controversy over Najib’s involvement in both the case as well as the brutal
murder, a charge Najib had strongly denied.
Several statutory declarations have also been issued, not least by Raja Petra,
shocking the public with details of Najib’s alleged links with the murdered
Mongolian woman.

One of the statutory declarations, issued by Razak’s private investigator P
Balasubramaniam, had even claimed that both Najib and Razak had sexual affair
with Altantuya. Only recently, Petra’s statutory declaration was thrust into the
limelight after he appeared on television urging authorities to investigate a
claim by a senior military officer that Najib’s wife Rosmah Mansor had been
personally involved in the murder.
Authenticity

While text messages over mobile phones can be archived and tracked, the
authenticity of the exchanges between Shafee and Najib has yet to be determined.

However, Najib, when asked in 2008 over the SMS exchanges days after being
published on Malaysia Today, did not attempt to make any denial.

“It doesn’t really matter. The important thing is there is no abuse of power,”
he said as quoted by daily news portal The Malaysian Insider.

“No need, no need, it is private. Whatever it is, the prime minister [Abdullah
Badawi] has said enough. Why should it be of major concern? The important thing
is if there is abuse of power and, if you read it carefully, there is no abuse
of power, period,” he added.

One political blog,steadyaku47, by 63-year old Hussein Abdul Hamid, describing
the text as “interesting read”, has today republished the exchanges in full.

The accompanying comments, extracted from Petra’s original post, speak of abuse
of power by Najib due to his “willingness to speak with both members of the
Attorney General’s Chambers and Inspector General of Police about the case”.

“What is particularly revealing and troubling is that the counsel, Shafee, keeps
asking Najib for details indicating some political intervention that may have
influenced the case.

“This observation is strengthened by Najib’s message to Shafee on 16 November
2006: ‘Pls do not say anything to the press today. i will explain later. RB
[Razak Baginda] will have to face a tentative charge but all is not lost’,” it
said.

With very warm regards,
RAMA
on April 25, 2011 at 12:05 AM | Reply meek

Doc,

Since we are on this subject let your visitors glance through this no doubt most have read this before…, this is just a RELOOK.

Friday, 22 April 2011 16:00
Altantuya case: Is the truth buried in the Najib-Shafee Abdullah SMSes
Written by Hussein Abdul Hamid

The following text message correspondence is between YAB Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib
Tun Abdul Razak, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, and Dato’ Shafee Abdullah, a
Malaysian lawyer who initially represented Abdul Razak Abdullah Baginda then on
trial for abeting the murder of Mongolian national, Altantuya Shaariibuu.
While it does not answer lingering questions about Najib’s alleged past
relations with Altantuya, the text messages show clearly Najib’s active
intereference in the case very early on.
The messages highlight Najib’s willingness to speak with both members of the
Attorney General’s Chambers and Inspector General of Police about the case,
something that suggests an abuse of executive power.
What is particularly revealing and troubling is that the counsel, Shafee, keeps
asking Najib for details indicating some political intervention that may have
influenced the case.
This observation is strengthened by Najib’s message to Shafee on 16 November
2006: “Pls do not say anything to the press today. i will explain later. RB will
have to face a tentative charge but all is not lost.”
This message raises a lot of questions about Najib’s role in this case. Why did
he mention “tentative” charge and that “all is not lost” for RB (Razak Baginda)?
How would Najib know this before Razak was charged? Is there already a deal in
place that will see Razak aquitted? These are important questions which will
have ramifications not just on this case but far beyond.
The text messages were transmitted between Najib’s personal mobile phone (+6012
2143177) and Shafee’s mobile phone (+6012 3257052).
Those who seek the truth should challenge Najib and Shafee to deny that this
correspondence took place between them. Perhaps a record of the messages still
resides in the server of the relevant telecommunications company.
The truth is buried somewhere. Those who know what truly happened hope that the
truth has been buried deep with Altantuya. But the funny thing is, the truth
always finds its way into the hands of those who fight for justice – sometimes
in the most mysterious circumstances.
Here are the sms-es purportedly sent between the two: Najib and Shafee:
———————————————————–
Wednesday 8/11/2006 Shafee to Najib (S2N) Date: 8/11/2006 02:59:31
Dato Seri, The Razak Baginda thing is troubling me.Can I help? Salam, Shafee
Najib to Shafee (N2S) Date: 8/11/2006 03:45:05 I will speak with u later tonight.
S2N Date: 8/11/2006 03:45:31 Thank you
———————————————————
S2N Date: 8/11/2006 06:28:56 Met the investigating officer today.Position is serious for RB.The 3 are highly
implicated.RB’s case can be fought.There are redeeming features for him.But we
need to meet Dato Seri as there are other looming issues at large.But not to
worry. Salam > Shafee
———————————————————-
N2S Date: 8/11/2006 21:06:11 I have spoken to IGP. U can represent n meet RB in court.
———————————————————–
Thursday 9/11/2006 N2S Date: 9/11/2006 12:45:30 If RB’s remand is upto Sunday, does it mean that he has to be charged by Fri or
be released? i hope it is looking better for him.
———————————————————
S2N Date: 9/11/2006 13:11:23 3 things can happen.Firstly, they can ask for more time for detention.We will
resist.Second,they have to release him by Friday or thirdly charge him by
Friday.Police took him to his office for document search.Nothing incriminating
found.Now they are recording stmt from him.Later search in house.Under control
so far Dato Seri. Salam, shafee
———————————————————-
S2N Date: 9/11/2006 14:09:03 Dato Seri, Re RB need to meet up with you today. shafee
N2S Date: 9/11/2006 14:17:47 630 pm at my house in PJaya this evening.
S2N Date: 9/11/2006 14:18:21 Thank you
———————————————————
Friday 10/11/2006 N2S Date: 10/11/2006 15:14:31 Any news about RB ?
S2N Date: 10/11/2006 15:19:40 Dato Seri, Negotiating for conditional release.If not police need 2 or 3 more
days extention.I suspect its an exercise in public relation as they do not want
public to think a VIP was given an easier time.Being a vip under these
conditions is a liability.Otherwise we are on track according to plan. Salam,
Shafee
N2S Date: 10/11/2006 15:27:01 Thanks, he is very stressful according to his wife n would be a huge help if he
could get a conditional release latest by sun.
———————————————————
N2S Date: 10/11/2006 21:35:52 Saw the news on tv. RB was sent for DNA. Not sure it was neccessary.
S2N Date: 10/11/2006 21:40:19 Unnessasary.But I think its on his lung infection.He has just been sent again to
HUKM.Will know more later from inside contacts.
———————————————————-
Saturday 11/11/2006 S2N Date: 11/11/2006 03:17:56 Dato Seri, I was at ghkl ccu 4th floor.RB was admitted due to lung
infection:mild pneumonia and asthmatic.This was the pain he was suffering in the
chest and unexplained coughing for months.He is under an able physician Dato Dr
Jeyaindran Sinnadurai(head of Dept of Medicine)Its good he is resting there than
in the lockup.Dna was done to eliminate that he was at scene of crime(paternity
can be ruled out as well).Need to see Dato Seri on some concerns. Salam. Shafee
———————————————————-
N2S Date: 11/11/2006 08:54:17 ANy chance of a release by sun ?
S2N Date: 11/11/2006 08:58:14 Police should release him by then except that I think the police is disturbeb by
Media and public pressure.Other factors need be coomunicated to Dato Seri in
person. Investigation wise we are on track for release.
S2N Date: 11/11/2006 09:26:52 It is clear that the Police will ask for extention t’row.I will resist strongly
in view of the fact that the last few days investigation on RB have completed
investigations that require RB’s presence in custody.Secondly, from yesterday
the Police has done nothing much with him except to do the dna.Thirdly, I am
concerned with the Police carelessness yesterday in allowing the 3 other
suspects to be freely mixing and therefore tainting their subsequent stmnts as
they could be ‘group coached’.But it also show Police no longer need to isolate
the suspects.Even RB was handcuffed to the C/I. Salam . Shafee
———————————————————
N2S Date: 11/11/2006 11:46:48 I Can see u today at my Taman duta hse at 6 pm.
S2N Date: 11/11/2006 11:59:08 OK Dato Seri.Insyaallah I will be there.
———————————————————-
Sunday 12/11/2006 S2N Date: 12/11/2006 13:53:41 2 days extention to Tuesday.They must release him by then maybe
conditionally.Police asked for full 14days.He has message.
S2N Date: 12/11/2006 14:06:23 Will give Dato Seri in a while
S2N Date: 12/11/2006 15:10:17 0320949418
———————————————————-
Monday 13/11/2006 S2N Date: 13/11/2006 15:53:36 Am in his office now.Another search. AG will be unwilling to charge and lose a
case yet again.It is agood idea to suggest to AG to hood on and let investigtion
proceed with Razak Released on Bond.
N2S Tel: 60122143177 Date: 13/11/2006 16:23:29 How was the search ?
S2N Date: 13/11/2006 16:25:56 We provided them everything,including old pda and note books and a couple of
bills.Nothing incriminating.
———————————————————-
Wednesday 15/11/2006 S2N Date: 15/11/2006 13:21:32 Things going as expected.2 male officer charged for murder in common
intention.Razak’s name not in. Lady officer released but rearrested under
Emergency Ordinance to be used as Crown witness(exactly as predicted). I am
expecting RB to be released on Bond.4 of my lawyers are watching brief the
proceedings in the murder case.Rb matter prob t’row. Pl call. Shafee Ps coming
back now from Taipei.
N2S Date: 15/11/2006 23:31:09 So hopefully he will be released tmrw?
S2N Date: 15/11/2006 23:34:38 Dato Seri, I am driving up from S’pore ,no more flight to KL tonight.Hope for th
best.Any indication? Shafee
N2S Date: 15/11/2006 23:36:52 Not heard anything untoward yet.
———————————————————-
Thursday 16/11/2006 S2N Date: 16/11/2006 10:52:43 Anything Dato Seri? I am already in Court.
N2S Date: 16/11/2006 10:53:50 Pls do not say anything to the press today. i will explain later. RB will have
to face a tentative charge but all is not lost.
S2N Date: 16/11/2006 10:54:30 OK, TQ
———————————————————
Friday 17/11/2006 S2N Date: 17/11/2006 10:50:30 Dato Seri, Its important you speak toYusoff Zainal Abidin as he knows the law a
lot better in the Chambers.I am confident he is concerned with the negligible
evidence agst Razak.The Raja Mahani and Tengku Ariston cases ought to be the
guiding critera for AG.They cannot afford another scandallous loss by the
Prosecution as in Norita, Ariston,Dato Balwant etc.
N2S Date: 17/11/2006 11:39:46 OK will try. Meanwhile try to console the wife. She is hysterical.
S2N Date: 17/11/2006 11:41:29 I know Dato Seri.I will do everything I can.Salam, Shafee
S2N Date: 17/11/2006 12:57:49 Dato Seri, Razak has not been sent to Hospital.He is clearly not well.He is
refusing to take Prison’s medicine for fear of sabourtage.The chief Physician of
GHKL Dato Dr Jaya Sinnadurai is shocked that they have not brought Razak back to
GHKL.I have spoken to Haji Darussalam,Sg Buloh’s Prison Director.Can You sound
this to Dato Radzi Shek Ahmad?Need to see you of s’thing that I think had
happened that led to her death.Utterly shocking if I am right. Shafee
S2N Date: 17/11/2006 15:45:34 Dato Seri, I am at Sg Buloh Prison.I have organised Razak to be in HUKL,He is on
his way there now. The Pengarah Hj Darussallam and deputy Supt Gunasegaran very
helpful. Shafee
N2S Date: 17/11/2006 21:27:02 My regards to him. He Is always in my thought.
S2N Date: 17/11/2006 21:34:44 Will tell him
———————————————————-
Sunday 19/11/2006 S2N Date: 19/11/2006 16:25:08 Dato Seri, I need Dsp Musa ,your ADc to call me to clarify a point.He is not
answering Shafee
Monday 20/11/2006 S2N Date: 20/11/2006 13:02:33 Any developement Dato Seri? Shafee
N2S Date: 20/11/2006 14:30:20 Not yet.
S2N Date: 20/11/2006 14:30:38 Thank you
S2N Date: 20/11/2006 21:05:17 Dato Seri.Razak is being transfered to Sg. Buloh t’row.Can Dr. Jaya do anything?
N2S Date: 20/11/2006 23:04:50 When is he being transffered?
S2N Date: 20/11/2006 23:05:48 T’row
N2S Date: 20/11/2006 23:07:01 What time?
S2N Date: 20/11/2006 23:08:01 Probably late morning
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Thursday 23/11/2006 N2S Tel: 60122143177 Date: 23/11/2006 13:46:51 Your message read” Najib released on personal bond!”.
S2N Date: 23/11/2006 13:50:00 Razak released on Bail of 1 million. On personal bond undertaking. Shafee?I am
terribly sorry for that mistake.Whole night tak tidur preparing. My profuse
apologies Sir. salam. shafee
N2S Date: 23/11/2006 14:00:25 ALhamdullillah , at least he is on bail.Big relief for him n family.
S2N Date: 23/11/2006 14:02:02 Dato, I need to brief you urgently b4 you speak to him.Shafee
N2S Date: 23/11/2006 14:12:32 OK but not intending to speak to him as yet.
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Saturday 2/12/2006 S2N Date: 2/12/2006 18:59:15 Dato Seri, Got some info that are troubling.Quite serious.Are you in Taman
Duta?Can we meet? Salam, Shafee
- http://steadyaku-steadyaku-husseinhamid.blogspot.com/

Friday, 22 April 2011 09:13
‘SMS exchanges’ from Najib to lawyer renews interest in Altantuya
Written by Malaysia Chronicle
The re-publication of a purported text showing exchanges between prime minister
Najib Razak and criminal lawyer Shafee Abdullah discussing the arrest of Najib’s
aide, Abdul Razak Baginda in 2006, looks set to reignite the storm over his much
debated alleged links in the case.
The alleged text conversation over the Short Message Service (SMS) spans a
period of two weeks between 8 and 23 November, 2006, with another concluding
text on December 2 by Shafee urging for an urgent meeting with Najib over a
‘troubling’ development believed to be linked to Razak’s case.

The text was first published by self-exiled blogger Raja Petra
Kamarudin’sMalaysia Today website in October 2008, a few days before Razak was
acquitted of a murder charge on October 31.

Most of the exchanges centred on how to get Razak released on bail. Najib during
this time was the deputy prime minister, while Razak, who headed the think-tank
Malaysian Strategic Research Centre, had just been arrested by police on
November 7, 2006, in connection with the murder of Mongolian agent Altantuya
Shariibuu.

Razak, who confessed to having an extra-marital affair with Altantuya was later
charged with abetment in the murder, together with two other personnel from the
elite Special Action Force connected to the Prime Minister’s Office, Azilah
Hadri, and Sirul Azhar Umar.

In October 2008 however, Razak was acquitted of the charge, while the two
others, whose faces were carefully concealed by police from the media, were
sentenced to death.

Despite Razak’s acquittal, the trial’s conclusion has only led to a prolonged
controversy over Najib’s involvement in both the case as well as the brutal
murder, a charge Najib had strongly denied.
Several statutory declarations have also been issued, not least by Raja Petra,
shocking the public with details of Najib’s alleged links with the murdered
Mongolian woman.

One of the statutory declarations, issued by Razak’s private investigator P
Balasubramaniam, had even claimed that both Najib and Razak had sexual affair
with Altantuya. Only recently, Petra’s statutory declaration was thrust into the
limelight after he appeared on television urging authorities to investigate a
claim by a senior military officer that Najib’s wife Rosmah Mansor had been
personally involved in the murder.
Authenticity

While text messages over mobile phones can be archived and tracked, the
authenticity of the exchanges between Shafee and Najib has yet to be determined.

However, Najib, when asked in 2008 over the SMS exchanges days after being
published on Malaysia Today, did not attempt to make any denial.

“It doesn’t really matter. The important thing is there is no abuse of power,”
he said as quoted by daily news portal The Malaysian Insider.

“No need, no need, it is private. Whatever it is, the prime minister [Abdullah
Badawi] has said enough. Why should it be of major concern? The important thing
is if there is abuse of power and, if you read it carefully, there is no abuse
of power, period,” he added.

One political blog,steadyaku47, by 63-year old Hussein Abdul Hamid, describing
the text as “interesting read”, has today republished the exchanges in full.

The accompanying comments, extracted from Petra’s original post, speak of abuse
of power by Najib due to his “willingness to speak with both members of the
Attorney General’s Chambers and Inspector General of Police about the case”.

“What is particularly revealing and troubling is that the counsel, Shafee, keeps
asking Najib for details indicating some political intervention that may have
influenced the case.

“This observation is strengthened by Najib’s message to Shafee on 16 November
2006: ‘Pls do not say anything to the press today. i will explain later. RB
[Razak Baginda] will have to face a tentative charge but all is not lost’,” it
said.

With very warm regards,
RAMA
on April 23, 2011 at 11:43 PM | Reply GB

Dr,

Who killed Altantuya ? That’s a $500,000 (Or a $500 million ) question still hanging in the air, kan?

But, hey, remember you wrote an article dated 29 June 2010 ….. with certain clues ?

(Ah, sensed some folks wondering …. what’s the title of article ?
Ha ha .. bagi sikit suspense for some people (cari lah sendiri – tak kan spoon feed tiap kali, eh !)
OK, lah – clue… sounds like ” Spit Tissues” on board S’pore bound train….now go do some finger working exercise !)

Snag is – solid evidence …. hard to come by, eh?

Talk in certain circles , stories about two elusive Musangs in the forest.

BTW, apa nama dia…Musa Safari ? .. da naik pangkat, ke ?

And where’s former International Grand Prix (I.G.P.) chairman Musa ? Got a cushy job somewhere, or di biarkan ?

Hey, Dr…should you by any chance come across the Musangs in your kebun, spiked drinks with truth serup work wonders !

Goodnite, folks ! and have a nice Sunday …
- on April 25, 2011 at 7:19 PM | Reply Col Mohd
  
  Thanks to meek and RAMA for higlighting the issue. I raise the question to $100,000,000,000.00 for this. U have to topple the BN government or be able to make the 2 convicted murderer to speak up if they have not been hanged yet and also RB. Now, U all know how I hate to be a lawyer (guambela), protecting the’bad truth’. No choice, your job, periuk nasik. I can’t help, U can label me pengecut for this. I can only help if there is civil war where International Humanitarian Law (IHL) applies. To create a civil war is another one hundred billion question.
  - on April 25, 2011 at 7:47 PM | Reply meek
    
    Col Mohd,
    
    The two criminals are having a gala time in Hawaai.., lets just forget about them…and go after Musa sabri…, also bring back RB. to testify.
    
    Do we not believe in GOD ..? or we are just about spoilt brags…?
    
    We are not and will never be…, we stand for the rights… even if she was a WHORE..!
on April 23, 2011 at 4:49 PM | Reply Col Mohd

Dr R, I continue here to clarify further some comments I have had made earlier. Your suggestions and ideas which I was in doubt as I thought to topple the government in power in favour of Anwar which I thing is dangerous. U have answered it – for the truth and for better future generation. I support U for this only but not to completely topple the rulling government for a change. I believe a change in government as it is now won’t do any good and it might go worse.
I believe Melayu won’t fight Melayu but others. Agree with U if they use their heads but not going to the street. Once they did in 2002? Can’t remember the year, the demo at Mesjid Negara. I was working with Intrakota then, one of the buses was burnt. I know one Introkta officer took part in it and it seemed that he was one of just graduated students from UM. My son was in UPM and daughter were also supporters of the movement but lucky they didn’t take part in the demo. I hate that until now but couldn’t influence my children not to involve in it then. My children now seems to have changed after knowing Anwar appered with controversial issues and my son now working with the Government in Deplomatic Svc in Washington US.
- on April 23, 2011 at 7:30 PM | Reply drrafick
  
  Col,
  Agree Anwar is no saint. I believe what is needed is strong balance of power. If not the Govt will bulldoze it’s way trough in many issues. Personally, I think there is not enough talent within PKR to run federal government. Maybe there are out there but it has not been to the forefront.
  
  However I must say I am happy with the leadership of TS Khalid,the MB.
  
  I believe the Anwar riot at masjid Negara was in 1997. I was OC subang AF hospital. That time half of my boys participate. I had a tough time managing them. That’s another story,
  - on April 23, 2011 at 9:47 PM | Reply AK
    
    Col Mohd,
    
    Citizens of this country is segregated by race, like it or not . Culturally , we are different and yet we do not after 53 years accept a common language as the medium of education that would unite us. Every race wants the cake and eat it.
    
    For too long both parties, the rich taikos and the political elitist have been working closely plundering this rich country leaving very little for the rakyat. With money in the hands of the non-Malays and power in the hands of the Malays.To stay in power the Malays in authority give away through cronies that eventually trnsferrred to the non-Malays in return for easy money. Abuse of power and corruption is the game of the givers and takers.
    
    This is the problem left by TDM and how do you see the incumbent government clean this state of affair. Absolute power corrupts and is proven in the last 30 years of BN rule. Politicians know best and arrogance crept into the administration fuelled by easy money from the underground economy. Nothing that rakyat say is taken seriously and people became fed up and demanded change.
    
    The question is do we see the current administration implementing changes on its own without a strong opposition. I doubt !
    
    There are the majority Malays who are as frustrated as the minority non-Malays as they are deprived of opportunities on merits.Transparency, accountability, a clean judiciary and justice are the slogan for reform. Where able Malays can compete with the non-Malays on a level playing field . Apart from know-how, money plays a great part in levelling the field.
    
    No doubt, BN can still hang to power because of fixed deposits from rural voters who are contented with small handouts . But for how long ?
    - on April 24, 2011 at 11:55 AM | Reply Col Mohd
      
      AK,
      Thanks for comments. Please elaborate ‘problem left by TDM, Tentera Darat Malaysia?
      United by education, language? No, these contrubutions only parts but ecomy is the most.
      I support U to change the government to clean free corruption, poor, cronies, bias, abuse, arrogance, greedy, clean judiciary, haters, U name it all bad things in this world if you are the king or PM, can U really do it? First U must be the leader of your own party, not PKR, DAP – Anuar, Azizah, dan anaknya? DAP, Kit Siang, Guan Eng – all these are cronies?. DAP in Penang, PAS in Kelantan, Selangor & Kedah, any better? Cannot solve water problems.
      Yes, money – economy that keeps BN in power. U also will do the same if U don’t have it, U’ll doom. How long? until we are poor or at least 60:40 ratio poor & rich. So, if U want to change the government, make us poor, the create a revolution, like a Communist party but not successful in Malaya then. This is one of the methods, of course. The other way and the fastest way is to become Chief of the Armed Forces with support of ll soldiers (TDM? as U said, if it’s true), U have all the guns, kill every body but spare your cronies? Will these work? Because all those cronies I left the service early at age 47 then before full retirement age 55, thanks they give me full pension. Think wisely, amen.
      - on April 24, 2011 at 12:19 PM | Reply drrafick
        
        TDM is Tun Dr Mahathir
        
        on April 24, 2011 at 1:47 PM | Reply Col Mohd
        
        Thanks, doc, then I’m naive – I know only TDM that used to be my Corps when I was in Svc.
        To, AK, sorry for my misinterpreted if it hurt U.
        Wassalam.
      - on April 24, 2011 at 9:19 PM | Reply AK
        
        Col Mohd Sir,
        
        You are entitled to your opinion and I am one who do not like to make judgement on others.
        
        Agree that economy is vital and we know who control the economy.
        
        I am still figuring it out who are the master manipulators – people that has the money or people that hold the power!
        
        In this capitalist Malaysia, the politicians follow the request of the businessmen ; the businessmen follow the request of the funders; the enforcers follow the request of the underworld.
        
        You rub my back and I rub yours. A pity that due to greed & power it is always about self interest rather than the nation at heart.
    - on April 24, 2011 at 2:06 PM | Reply Col Mohd
      
      AK,
      Now I know TDM, not Tentera Darat but Tun – Now U stab right on my heart. He was my big boss then, holding Defence Minister and personally handing Staff (Miltary) College Certificate to me in 1982. If I had not passed that college I’d not had been promoted. Now what would U say? It’s the same answer as Who directed to kill Althantuya?
      Sorry again if my views are not to your liking, I’ve no qualm. I need no support but if there are, then the oppositions certainly will accuse me to be the government’s donkey. TQ
      - on April 24, 2011 at 5:51 PM | Reply AK
        
        Col Mohd,
        
        Both of us agree there need to be a reform in the administration of this country as to deny there are no problems and justify the reasons & existence of the problems will mean that we are contented .
        
        That BN will improve on it’s own momentum is not going to happen.
        
        How to up the ante ?
        
        I have always believe in the spirit of positive competition by bringing the best out of both competing parties.
      - on April 26, 2011 at 9:39 PM | Reply meek
        
        Col Mohd,
        
        I agree with you fully…, you are our Governments Donkey……, sad you took hand outs from a so call Melayu…., who had indiah written all over his face.
  - on April 24, 2011 at 1:37 PM | Reply Col Mohd
    
    Doc, talking about riot, 13 May, I was a young miltary officer then, I’m not dare to talk about it, not here less I’ll be disappeared. Interested can see me personally with an oath to keep silence. It was horribles and I can only say, it was instigated by the Communist Party. I can’t blame them, it’s their right to form a party in the parliament but was not allowed. Then I was ordered to fight them almost got blown up in Sintuk in 1970 and got skirmish in Cameron Highland in 1981 where we killed some of them. I was lucky to live until now. That’s all I can tell U now. Wassalam, may God bless all that live and also the dead.
    - on April 24, 2011 at 2:42 PM | Reply HuaYong
      
      Oh brother, not again.
    - on April 25, 2011 at 8:11 PM | Reply meek
      
      Col Mohd,
      
      I feel you got yor facts wrong on May 13..?
      
      Why.? Ask me so.
      
      We had the treats from CPM…, but they were never in the picture……might be TDM..?
      
      Engage me please.?
      - on April 25, 2011 at 11:48 PM | Reply meek
        
        Col Mohd,
        
        Are you spinning us..? the last word or writing from you should abstain from the ugly 513…, but as a malay regiment warrior..you want to harp on it…then I game for it …I was eleven then.., but I might know more then you do …because i was in the heart of it….so Bro…think before you write..and dont leave hidden threats along.
        
        on April 26, 2011 at 12:27 AM | Reply Col Mohd
        
        meek,
        Thanks for comments. I can’t elaborate much about May 13 in an open forum and column like this here. Anybody interested can email me and promise not to expose to the public on what ever my discussion is about this very sensitive issue. My email: colmohd@hotmail.com. TQ.
        
        on April 26, 2011 at 1:09 AM | Reply meek
        
        Thank you Brother, will contact you soon .
        
        By the way…, why is this so sensitive..? after 40 odd years..? can we not discuss this in the open..and let the public know when we have a few guys involve still alive.
        
        Should we wait for them to kick the bucket.?
        
        Lets not talk about MR going overboard., neighter the Riots squad in Kg. Pandan.
        
        We will just talk about how we prevail.
        
        How the sarawak Rakkis came to the rescue.
        
        How we knitted ourselves as Malaysians.
        
        How some felt the emergency should be forever due to ” RAISON HANDOUTS ”
        
        More to add…, but will leave it for now.
        
        on April 26, 2011 at 1:24 AM | Reply meek
        
        Col Mohd,
        
        You feel the people should not know about what actually happen..?
        
        The number of casulties..?
        
        Let me just Quote my late father, ” we needed showels to haul the dead in Capitol and Federal..in Chow Kit.
        
        The dead was immense…forget about the official figures. a farce.
        
        So Bro…, it doesnt prick a sense…, its all about character.
        
        on April 26, 2011 at 2:04 AM | Reply Col Mohd
        
        Meek,
        Well, U know a lot from your father, all are true. I’m not dare to talk about it in public. Further discussion with me in this subject will be in private and interested will tell me first their real persons, name and profession: colmohd@hotmail.com. TQ.
      - on April 26, 2011 at 1:47 AM | Reply Col Mohd
        
        Meek,
        If, TDM is my god father, I don’t think so because he was a young politician then and was discarded by Tengku AR. TDM, Tentera darat Malaysia? need your clarification. Please email me: colmohd@hotmail.com
        
        on April 26, 2011 at 2:20 AM | Reply meek
        
        Col Mohd,
        
        Everyone was young then. Even Bad our former PM was hardly 32 years old when he was the Sec. of NEC…in 1969.
        
        Tun was in the mid twenties…but he was a snake…, he had venom more powerful then the malays…., because you know why..? Lidah Bercabang…., jumpa ular bunuh yang kendian.
        
        Tak payah sebut….,
        
        But dont feel sad to tell what MR…did on that day and the days after it…, its a known fact.
        
        We should let the people digest it…., not store and make it rot.
        
        In fact we should have a RCI…, to clear this once and for all.
        
        Col…., you are new in the blog…but will email you soonest.
on April 23, 2011 at 3:51 PM | Reply Col Mohd

GB, true as Dr said dah lama pencen since 1992 after more than 25 years in the service. Col is short for Colonel in English and Kol is in BM translated from English. You might be right now in Malaysia we use our military rank in BM though our writing is in English, I’m not sure – then Jen for Gen. But I prefer it in BI. In blog writing and SMS, sometimes I never used official titles correctly and their order and also spellings. in the 70s MAF placed Dr, Engr in bracket. Titles like Tun, Tan Sri and Dato’ were written all together in full. Now adays we used to address them the highest title only like Tun Ismail, out late General and so Tun Mahathir. So Dr, U might be one of those, perhaps not Tun. Some military officers don’t like to retain their military rank at all. So I retain mine less the (R) for Rtd (Malaysia) for retired and (Ret) for US military. Previously our Retired rank was placed immediately after our rank as Col (Rtd) Mohd for instance, but now the MAF changed it to putting it after our name as Col Mohd (Rtd). All countries in the world call the retired Armed Forces officers by their rank.
Btw, I was not in Risek, are you? I’m a loyal Malay Regiment’s officer, king’s army, the Royal Malay Regiment (RMR) or RAMD in BM Rejimen Askar Melayu Di Raja and graduated in law and master in International Humanitarian Law (IHL). TQ.
- on April 23, 2011 at 4:29 PM | Reply HuaYong
  
  Col Mohd,
  
  I don’t know what exactly you had learned from law and humanitarian law, I believe it should touch on a little the concept of fairness and democracy, but your earlier writing doesn’t at all indicate your appreciation of what you might have learned. Is it because you lack confidence towards the conscientious your own people, or you know something we don’t?
  - on April 23, 2011 at 5:39 PM | Reply Col Mohd
    
    HuaYong,
    Thanks. I know that fair-democracy but as it is now I cannot find any country totally do it, US? or Saudi Arabia? The Muslim fartherland? Tell me. But we can try to minimize it. As a Muslim I believe this is just world, temporary and if you want to have all good and perfect then go to heaven – I’m not supporting PAS for this. So, my rational is – as it is in Malaysia today, our country is still in order, not that very poor and of course they are some more need for attention. If the issue is not to topple and change the government to day, I agree and support U all, but the issue seems go for it so I think it is a small matter, not very important which could be resolved not in a harsh manner that might cause disunity and riots. Can be gnored (against the principle but for the good of our beloved, harmonious nation as it is today). This is my view as it is today, it may change if later the country is poor miserably then I’ll go all out for this and agree with U and be on your side. You may label me naive for this – your view & openion may be different. TQ
    - on April 23, 2011 at 11:25 PM | Reply HuaYong
      
      Col Mohd,
      
      Thanks for the reply, you might have misinterpreted some basic fact.
      
      1997 is about Melayu fighting Melayu for power (or values and belief depend on where you stand), hence your thesis that Melayu don’t fight Melayu is not true. As usual, young idealist passionately got involve. You were once young and I believe you were no different.
      
      Democracy is not flawless, no way could we define which country is totally fair and democratic, however every country should aspire to be more fair and democratic. Basically, democracy allows the people to select a government, this include both choice and legitimacy aspect. The people also make use of election to correct mistake in the past, by dispose off a bad government. As of today, what PR did is still confined to the spirit of democracy.
      
      Finally, I think you grasp the mind of Chinese perfectly when you said “our country is still in order, not that very poor and of course they are some more need for attention.” which were reflected in their voting pattern until 308, it is always split between BN and opposition to achieve a balance but what make them totally change? You are right again when you said “it may change if later the country is poor miserably”. The Chinese already one step ahead realised that our country is poor, and getting poorer.
      
      If you insist to hold on until the country is poor, can you face you anak and cucu? No, not naïve, I think some of us are selfish.
- on April 23, 2011 at 6:55 PM | Reply GB
  
  Hello, there.
  
  Thanks for the response.
  
  Your explanations cleared up some initial doubts.
  
  (Too many “musuh” in disguise lately, if you get the drift).
  
  Well, good to know that there are still gentlemen like you out there.
  
  Cheers, mate !
  - on April 24, 2011 at 2:58 PM | Reply Col Mohd
    
    GB,
    Now U know many musuh around and some are dalam selimut, I was not in the Risek, FBI, KGB, SB, otherwise I could have told U lots more tricks how they manipulate, cheat, twist, outwit, lie and do under cover works and even kill. So be warry and always on the look out all surrounding U. U & I could be enemies. Always pray for better. Wassalam.
    - on April 25, 2011 at 8:36 PM | Reply meek
      
      Doc, Hua yong, Col Mohd and GB,
      
      It was a good discourse….., but then again we cannot rest on our laurels…., Col.., could be right…, but then he put his foot wrong…on the timing
      
      Col…bro…, blood his thicker…when it comes to your clan…, but then…, if we have flees …fleecing us everyday…then we just have to send then with a Good Bye.
      
      Even if it’s NAJIB….he learnt it from a MAMAK..!
on April 21, 2011 at 5:24 PM | Reply Col Mohd

1. I’m new to this blog column and found it interesting to read the argument further mostly on political issues. I used to make comments on these issues and tried to argue and tell readers in a rational & perceptive manner, but many called me naïve because it against their belief. And in some cases my write-ups were erased the moment they appeared. I noticed most commentators here seem to side strongly to Anuar’s camp or is this column really for it? Or neutral?

Dr Rafick- Welcome on board Col. If you comment abide by my rules (as in the blog header) then I can assure you with almost certainty that your comment will be published even though it is not inline with my own thoughts

2. Who are the great spinners? All, why? To survive of course, to save their skin (Government, TV, papers & all media under its control) and to keep them moving with the latest news. So does RPK, writing his blog, makes the readers ponder what next? And getting famous willing to be imprisonment and even death. This is his job, periuk nasi dia, his mission to be a successful well known & good blogger. If you oppress him, so much the better, he likes it and this is what he wants eventually.

Dr R- True! True!

3. Perhaps this is the same with you drrafick, sorry I might not know you.
Dr R- Not true
Your ideas, notions and postulations are very strong (sangat pedas) criticism, why? There must big motives behind the curtain?
Dr R- Only one motive- a better nation for our children

I agree to all of your daring ideas which have had merits on them but they are dangerous I think, (instigations – if I may use harsh word here). If all Malaysian Government-supporters and majority of the readers take them seriously, they can make chaos with authorities in power. Is this your motive?
Dr R- Which specific ideas, appreciate your clarification

In Anuar’s camp? Believe me, no government authorities like it, certainly they will oppose this. I believe most Malaysian public, yang berfikir waras, not the strong Anuar supporters will take it seriously as I still believe that we Malaysian are still living in much better places and harmony, and our economy is still strong – our anchors are the economy and harmony.

The strong government in power will protect these, at all cost. On the other hand if the chaos happens, I believe Melayu will fight it out in their own way like the 13 May, or even worst. Is this what majority of the public want? Well, think wisely.
Dr R- I dont think May 13 will happen if we act wisely and argue issues verbally and not take it to the streets

4. RPK coming back and Najib? Sure, there must be a mutual understanding and agreement between them.
Dr R- Not an impossible idea. Anything is possible in malaysian politics. That is why we say malaysia boleh

RPK now feels bored, can’t stay long in exile, wants to come back to his family and friends. Furthermore, he knows now that Anwar has controversial problems, so? He begs Najib & Rosmah to spare him. Now he can come back, saying ‘don’t mind imprisonment and telling lies’. Prison leniency? of course that will be arranged – This is Najib’s politic, dirty? National election is at the corner. RPK has to accept this politic peacefully perhaps not to make any more provocations. Deal?

5. Why 2 killers were willing to do it? They knew they won’t be hanged. Anybody has ever visited them in Sg Buluh? They might not be there and waiting to be pardoned soon. Loyal to his boss? If Karpal became their lawyer, then they may escape the gallows, but might not Razak and his son and wife too. National security? It’s in the hand of the authorities in power which is just like father and son willing to sacrifice their lives to protect each other.

Dr R- Do you think they are still in prison or enjoying themselves in the midst of society with new name and ID? As I said Malaysia boleh… not impossible kan. What ever it is if someone can prove that this bloke is roaming around town then, there will be chaos.

6. SID planted video camera in Najib hotel’s bedroom? No, not likely, not for him, but perhaps his father, yes. But at the hotel lobby, compound and alleys, sure yes.

Dr R- What about function room where it shows Najib socializing and having a drink with the deceased? It says alot if it surface as Najib had denied any knowledge of knowing her

7. Anwar sex video? True, the Dato who keeps the recording at one time was his ally is now against him, again, this is politic to discredit Anuar. On the other hand, why Anuar, his wife and Karpal against the formation of RC? They told the press that it was the government ploy and the actor was not him. Why they said so? Have they seen the video? Again I believe, the innocent will not oppose the RC’s formation, so does giving DNA. Please don’t label me naïve for this.
Sex cases involved many politicians, world leaders and even religious heads & devotees – yes, I believe their doings. In my study, observation and experience in more than 25 years in the military, it seems to be a natural human need for them to do such thing in order to boost their morale (especially soldiers) and work enhancement. Without sex, they can’t do better as what they claim to be. So it is natural for those leadersand the Waraks such as Anuar, SO Razak, Bill Clinton, French President, Orthodox Priest, and PAS, UMNO, MCA and others, you name it, who were seen engaging such a sin. So, if seen or caught, it’s just too bad for them.

Dr R- I believe in fairness. If we want RCI on Anwar then we must do the same with Althantuya death. Both has strong ramifications. In the case of Althantuya, there is an international ramifications

8. Sarawak BN won. Agree with you that the power must be balance in order to harmonize the Dewan. Too much power is certainly not healthy as abuse might take place.

Dr R- Thank you

9. Finally my advice to all readers especially to the opposition, please do not quarrel about these dirty political issues as our country is still in good order though few are still poor.

Dr R- Wise and appreciated

I strongly believe that even though the opposition takes over it will not make any better and it even worst as UMNO supporters and other Bumiputras will then become anti PR and will create more trouble, haters and fighting. All these will never end. If Anuar become King or President or PM or Karpal or Nik Aziz, can it be guaranteed that they can become Mahathma Gandhi? Or Hitler?
The Warak, the wise readers, the haters, anti UMNO or PR please think wisely and choose the better, not the liars or if no more non-liars, then less liars will do in order to save our beloved peaceful developing nation. Amen.

Dr R- Maybe I should submit application to be PM .. LOL
- on April 21, 2011 at 5:42 PM | Reply drrafick
  
  Col Mohd
  If you want to know me, lets have coffee. I can bring a few friends along like Brig Jen(R) Arshad, Jen Azumi(former PTD) and Jen Nik Ismail (Former PTU) or Jen Azizan and his brother Azizon that is if you are not comfortable meeting me alone. They all know me. You can then decide on my motive after our kopi.
  
  Btw, there is one Kol Mohd that I know who was the Director Education Directorate in the 80′s.. could it be you? That is a good a friend and i was told he had retired somewhere in the jungle of ulu langat. I was in the Medical corps for a long time. I dont mean harm to anyone and enjoy the exchange of thoughts on issues. One thing about me is that I called a spade ,… A SPADE!
  - on April 22, 2011 at 6:10 PM | Reply Col Mohd
    
    Thanks Dr for reply and comments. I like to meet U and have coffee as U suggested with some friends as U mentioned but not at this moment unless there is very important thing to discuss. I Know all those Army Generals, they are my friends too, but not the Air Force. I’m not Kol Mohd, the Edu. Dir as you know. Good to know U as Dr of x service and perhaps U know Dr Gen Shamsuddin, he & I together in the 80′s in 3 Bde, Kuching. Anyway, nice to know U here, then when free just email me to have coffee. I’m in KL, Wangsa Maju. I’ll continue reading & making comments from time to time and get contact with you and your commenters. Regards.
    - on April 22, 2011 at 7:43 PM | Reply drrafick
      
      Col
      Please check your email
  - on April 22, 2011 at 8:24 PM | Reply GB
    
    Hi, Dr.
    
    Just curious … official rank in Army….Kol. (Not Col.), Right ?
    
    Rank protocol ie. Rank first, followed by title and name .
    
    Example Jen.Tan Sri XYZ. (Not Tan Sri Jen XYZ)
    
    Dr Gen Shamsuddin of Medical Corps ??
    (Or Jen.Dr Shamsuddin) ?
    
    Hmm… looks like the Army has landed ! Kor Risik ?
    
    Penrissen sounds familiar too… lol !
    
    Ah…Nik Ismail and Azizan …. memories galore. And Rod, too.
    
    Wow, You do have a good social network !
    
    Cheers…(and don’t forget about SunTze Art of War…)!
    - on April 22, 2011 at 9:15 PM | Reply drrafick
      
      Forgotten about all the ranking system… Dah lama pencen
  - on April 24, 2011 at 1:09 PM | Reply Col Mohd
    
    Doc,
    Thanks, nomination for PM. Not accepted, if I want it, was long ago. I may not be able to control all those good things, especially cronies as I helped my children, niece, nephews and friends got their jobs when I was at a high position then. Who said this – Charity begins at home? I cannot avoid this. I believe U cannot do this unless U stay alone by yourself in a cave. This is world, action and reaction opposing direction can’t be avoided until RIP in heaven? or hell? only God knows? it need all those in order to live and survive, Law of Nature? – thieves, law breakers, the haters the greeds create prisons, lawyers, the spinners, jobs, works for Karpal Singh, Lim Kit Siang including myself, not now. Let me live in peace. Amen.
    - on April 24, 2011 at 9:55 PM | Reply AK
      
      I absolutely agree that why should one precludes people they know from being given opportunities provided they qualify to be considered for the offer.
      
      The problem is that many took opportunities for granted and ended in failure than success. And worst still is these cronies ask for more.
      
      KPI should be result oriented and a ” penalty and reward ” system in placed . Those who do not perform should be weeded out and reward those that perform. The mesurable difference should be on the outcome .
- on April 26, 2011 at 9:25 PM | Reply meek
  
  Col Mohd,
  
  Most of my comments on 513 has been removed in response to you…, my advise to you…, dont stoop low and discreet yourself…, when you realise you are just another human…in our chain….you the become a superior human.
  - on April 26, 2011 at 9:36 PM | Reply drrafick
    
    Most? only one…. Meek..my advice to you Don’t become like another commentator that uses the name Balasi.
    - on April 26, 2011 at 9:44 PM | Reply meek
      
      Doc ,
      
      Felt offended…, sorry..then! Only one comment..like you say so…then look into your bin.
      
      Anyway who his this balasi…., why kait me with this Rascal…?
      - on April 26, 2011 at 10:02 PM | Reply drrafick
        
        Only one in my bin!
on April 19, 2011 at 3:05 PM | Reply Right View

As human evolve with perception as the foundation of understanding. Eventually the mind will be contaminated with corruption when conditions are right .

B’cos perception solidifies self as real when its not.

Please note that the event surrounding our life is our mirror to our mind.
on April 19, 2011 at 2:53 PM | Reply Right View

Who killed Althantuya?
Human greed and corruption .
on April 19, 2011 at 1:30 PM | Reply Right View

No need to analyse . So visible and simple.

(a) Who actually orders it?
Not PM definately and not the government too.PM was not aware of the murder till Razak Baginda was a suspect. One related member from the Recipient of the commission.
(b) What’s their motivation?
Greed.
(c) Why were explosives used?
Command from an Amateur with high emotion and frustration.
(d) Who and why did the immigration deleted AS records.
Full of pride and Amateur thinking.Perfect murder.Forgot about the taximan.

Why did the police give such detail report about the murder? Smell of money & oppurtunity to cash in.
PDRM knew about the commission when PI Bala was arrested. Then arrested Razak Baginda.
Why was Razak Baginda arrested?Smell of money & oppurtunity to cash in.

Case solved.No conspiracy… just a greedy and sloppy arrangement.
- on April 26, 2011 at 2:36 AM | Reply Col Mohd
  
  Right View,
  Now U read the write-up coversation of those people involved narated by meek and RAMA. If it is true and not altered, U can guest who order the killers, the wife? motive? Jealous and to protect her hubby? I can’t comment futher on this as I’m new and don’t know much about the writers.
  - on April 26, 2011 at 7:11 PM | Reply meek
    
    Col. ,
    
    The truth and the whole truth…, we are responsible citizens. We never harp on hearsay.
on April 17, 2011 at 2:35 PM | Reply Anwaar

Doc,
Just to throw something in here, is it funny how people are so emotional about certain issues that sometimes they forgot other important ones I mean the Althantuya murder case is HUGE but I’m thinking more of the lines of how to put food on the table for the family and provide world class education for my kids.

P.S. You don’t have to post this comment if you don’t want too because ini sahaja celoteh fellow blogger
- on April 17, 2011 at 4:00 PM | Reply Wave33
  
  Anwaar,
  
  It is all in the equation, if you know how to solve it.
  
  It begins with corruption and ends with the kind of food that you’re going to have on your table.
  - on April 18, 2011 at 12:31 AM | Reply Anwaar
    
    That is so true, but the Malaysian public does not know how to look at the bigger picture. If it does not kacau periuk nasi mereka directly, they think it’s not their problem
    - on April 18, 2011 at 3:41 AM | Reply meek
      
      Then we are just about been bigger IDIOTs.
      
      Bro…, we care…., it’s just that the system don’t work.., you might be right..!
  - on April 18, 2011 at 12:48 AM | Reply sabri
    
    i agree…
    
    we can’t just ignore blatant wrongdoings and hope that there will be others who will work against them..
    
    we should all rope in to fight the unjust even if it means that we have to sacrifice a tiny bit of our time and perhaps some money if we could afford to do so.
    
    at the very least, some moral support would go a long way…
on April 17, 2011 at 2:27 PM | Reply mr rocko

Doc,

PR didn’t do as well as they could in Sarawak. the 2/3rd majority stands.

Some commentators here are quick to either label Sarawakians stupid and/or BN has cheated their way to winning.

no doubt some Sarawakians are dependent solely on govt controlled media that PR’s message doesn’t reach them and BN’s cheating may have helped them.

But I think the first and foremost thing PR supporters and anybody who want a 2 party system should look at is what PR has done wrong or what they could have done better.

Maybe r2w can have a topic on that.
- on April 17, 2011 at 5:29 PM | Reply Malaysian Care
  
  I would regard PR has done well with the lack of resources to fight the whole government resouces and machinery.
  
  -PR has no cash dish out to buy vote,
  
  -no EC/polling agents on their side to manipulate the results,
  
  -no MSM (TVs, newspapers, radios, etc) to air their message,
  
  -many occassion PR ceremah were eithier with the time limit or stopped,
  
  -long house heads were paid to stop PR giving ceramah,
  
  -some pro PR activists were barred to enter Sarawak even though they are Malaysian and no threat to Sarawak
  
  UMNO government are illegally using Rakyat money and resources for their political campaign. Where did they get the money if not from nation coffers?
  - on April 17, 2011 at 6:11 PM | Reply mr rocko
    
    i think it is not productive to spin the defeat.
    
    PR will always lack resources against BN and BN will always cheat.
    
    but we learn that in 2008.. when people see PR as a possible change.. there is a tsunami
    
    in my view the couple of months after the 2008 election..if there was a state election in sarawak.. PR could have won and certainly would have wipe out the 2/3rds majority
    
    PR has to recapture that momentum. i think internal changes is the first thing to look at
    - on April 17, 2011 at 7:13 PM | Reply drrafick
      
      PRU 12 is a fluke where the biggest credit should go towards Mahathir. He literally destroyed people trust and respect for Pak Lah. Has anyone ever notice that Anwar NEVER attack Pak lah. It is because of a decision made in Doha, Qatar 6 mths before his released. That’s the past.
      
      Its time to plan forward. Hold on to the fort, convert the winnable ares. Forget about the tough areas. Manage resources accordingly
      - on April 17, 2011 at 8:06 PM | Reply mr rocko
        
        very small percentage of malaysian public read mahathir’s blog
        
        harakahdaily gets more hits
        
        BN sucks… and PR appeared like a viable alternative.. thats what made 2008 sizzle.
        
        now they have lost it.. i agree with you doc.. time to plan forward.
        
        have you been to DAP’s website? no mention of Pakatan Rakyat and what is their vision/objective/policies/stance
        
        PKR’s website only about 3 pages are allocated to introducing what PR is about. and one of them is a broken link.
        
        PAS at least included DAP and PKR logo in their website but only promoting the Sarawak election..
      - on April 24, 2011 at 2:38 PM | Reply Col Mohd
        
        Doc,
        History has already told us that most of those who really did good, humble and honest did’t live long, ie. Abraham Lincon, Mahatma Ghandi, Pak Lah? Lim Leong Seek cheated him? Anuar knew that and almost bit Paklah, that was the reason that Anuar never attack Pak Lah. If Pak Lah is still as PM now, I believe that, then I can become greedy, join PR stand election against BN, win and become YB, sure? May be or not?
  - on April 17, 2011 at 7:15 PM | Reply drrafick
    
    Don’t forget that Malaysiakini pun kena attack and Radio Free Sarawak was jammed!
    - on April 17, 2011 at 7:32 PM | Reply mangchik
      
      How come they never attack ‘rights2write (R2W)’? suspicious, suspicious, suspicious, … Lol
      - on April 17, 2011 at 7:58 PM | Reply drrafick
        
        R2W too small…. Damn insignificant and also well connected with CIA And MI6. LOL
        Mana hilang…lama tak dengar cerita
      - on April 24, 2011 at 3:10 PM | Reply Col Mohd
        
        Doc, mangchik,
        Malaysiakini kena attack and Radio Free, well they think that Radio is not free, and R2W – just column, fair perhaps as there are against and con in their argument and comments.
on April 17, 2011 at 2:23 PM | Reply karma

Truth will prevail soon.
The 2 has no motive to kill Altantuya. They have nothing to do with the lady. Call them up for an inquiry. RCI on this matter will surface the truth. The French court will tell more about this soon. Get evidence from them.
Bala has stated a lot in his SD. RPK writes based on what he gets from others (whistle blowers). But Bala went through the ordeal and he knows what actually happened. Establish RCI and call up Bala and others.
We don’t need RCI on the sex video. First, it’s not Anwar in the video. Second, sex is something all normal human beings do in their bedroom. If sex or sodomy does not lead to murder, who cares.
WHAT IS IMPORTANT HERE IS TO SEEK THE TRUTH OR WHAT THEY SAY “MENCARI KEBENARAN”.
on April 17, 2011 at 11:23 AM | Reply hutchrun

Considering that the investigators are suspect, the AG is inept, it leaves only 1 other avenue.

An RCI on the Altantunya matter is imperative and for that there must be a concerted call by the Rakyat – BN and msm excepted.
on April 17, 2011 at 10:52 AM | Reply HuaYong

If we leave out partisan and technicality aspect, base solely on logical deduction, someone should have given order in a direct manner, or perhaps implicit approach which subject to interpretation, from who, I don’t know.

I think arguments from both side are fundamentally different, my take is that we have smart lawyer and ‘stupid’ investigator.

Hence our goal to reform continues, we want smart investigator and dedicated police force, at least as smart and dedicated as lawyer. Otherwise we are doomed.
on April 17, 2011 at 10:45 AM | Reply hutchrun

When the case against Razak Baginda was on-going, I will never forget the hidden meaning behind his wife`s outburst:
“He does not want to become PM”

On another note, Najib should willingly offer his DNA to dispel doubts as to who is the father of Altantunya`s child.
on April 17, 2011 at 5:21 AM | Reply Ellese

Hmm its interesting that in the same breath you postulate that you say the utk man is in a foreign country and anwar was in the sex video.

Before delving further (i’ll write a different thread) I need to clarify a principle point. This is not the first time you admonish me or my writing. In your previous posting I have written on two things. One what transpired in the court and the other why rpk was wrong. I wrote a detailed explanation on my justification. I have tried to be polite and provided reasons for it. Some I have left the question for the readers to decide. I think if one disagree one should give a reply to my many questions. But Instead of replying (may be due to inability to argue or unable to be objective), some then sidestepped the argument and focus on me by calling me smart Alec and doing this for my paymaster. This is not necessary, untrue ( I don’t work for anybody) and actually devalue the writer. In the past I hit back in equal measure but I regard this as mild compared to some who called me pariah and allude to raping of my wife when unable to reply. I will maintain the courtesy still to be respectful and focus on the issue. Your allegation now that I’m naive, unable of independent thoughts even with a string oh degree is also mild. So I will still respond with courtesy. But the strangest thing about your allegation is that that’s how I feel with most of the commentators/ writer here: naive, unable to think independently, unable to discern between right and wrong and unable to rebut argument. Funny isn’t it doc how both of us can derive to the same conclusion.
- on April 17, 2011 at 9:54 AM | Reply AK
  
  Ellese,
  
  I agree that many of the commentors are partisan. But we have to be weary of those whose tendency are to “deny and justify”. To find the truth one has to be critical and this cuts both ways- for and against.
  - on April 17, 2011 at 12:05 PM | Reply tebing tinggi
    
    I would very much agree with you AK, that a lot of Malaysian are partisan and having denying syndrom at every matter that they dont like to belive very much influance becouse of thier circle.
on April 17, 2011 at 2:00 AM | Reply Edward

What Pakatan should have done a year or two ago, is to adopt each and every Long House and spend time with these rural people. Keep them updated of current news especially Baru Bains court cases over the NCR land etc and providing printed speeches or CD’s of Pakatan Leaders. Pas was very successful in Kelantan with their regular cerama.
on April 16, 2011 at 11:00 PM | Reply Malaysian Care

BN won the Sarawak election using money politics and corrupt tactics. If there is fair election, PR would have won the Sarawak Election.

PR has making good progress with the uphill battles against the whole government machinery MSM, money politics, fraud, EC, gerrymandering, police force, and etc.

UMNO government using Disgusting & Corrupt politics!! How could they claim this is Islamic country? How?
- on April 17, 2011 at 3:10 AM | Reply sarawakian
  
  how do you know ?
  - on April 17, 2011 at 5:39 PM | Reply Malaysian Care
    
    You either naive or ignorant if you still don’t know! You decide yourself.
  - on April 17, 2011 at 6:04 PM | Reply Malaysian Care
    
    Ya, I forgot to mention that Malaysiakini and Sarawak Report had the full brunt of the BN cyber attack.
    
    Are you going to ask me the same question?
on April 16, 2011 at 10:30 PM | Reply Jebat

The majority of Sarawakians have spoken loud & clear. They want more corruption & mismanagement!
- on April 17, 2011 at 12:07 AM | Reply Caekay
  
  Mr Jebat, I’m afraid you and some others made some misleading statement. They don’t want corruption and mismanagement as West Malaysian too.
  
  Have you ever read how those poor folks live in the rural? I bet most of us know. But do you know how that little sum of instant money can ease their suffering, even for temporary?
  
  According to scientific research, human tend to make short term decision when under stress, that is why we shouldn’t make important decision with empty stomach. For those poor folks, the circumstances don’t allow them. They are not hungry, they are STARVING. Compare with tangible BN goodies, what are the intangible PR promises full with uncertainties?
  
  BN is smart, they let the rurals starve but not to the point like Egyptian folks, further reinforced with rurals mindset and culture, tt would not be easy to tackle this problem.
  
  No point whining how BN cheated. We need to figure out how to pressure the ruling government to help those poor folks. Yeah, BN wins. So? I believe we can turn BN’s victory into winner’s curse.
  
  PS: PR in Sabah/ Sarawak must work very very hard to prove their worth to East Malaysians. There is still a very long road to go.
on April 16, 2011 at 9:08 PM | Reply GB

Hello, Dr.

Tak party malam ni ?

Hey, remember my comment earlier regarding Power Failure ?

Guess what … happened lah!

In SJK Thai Kwang polling centre for Dudong constituency (News from Malaysiakini).

Someone trying to swap bags during darkness ?? Who could that be, eh ? EC ? Ahem … chairman said EC Neutral, what !

Can’t be the spirit of Tuya at work, right ?

Regardless, HardRock Cafe next stop …. kalau power failure, lagi best !! He he he.

Bye now.
on April 16, 2011 at 6:46 PM | Reply Warga Negara

Dr. see BN dirty tatics again – EC officers refused to give Form 14;

It has happened before – not giving Form 14 so why hasn’t BERSIH and other interested parties taken this criminal act (transgressor liable to fine cum jail) up with the EC?
- on April 16, 2011 at 6:48 PM | Reply drrafick
  
  Nothing surprised me more… In Sarawak semua Boleh
  - on April 16, 2011 at 7:39 PM | Reply looes74
    
    George Chan lost……
    
    It’s time to sing this song
  - on April 17, 2011 at 12:07 PM | Reply Warga Negara
    
    Here is a partial solution – refuse to leave hall until form 14 given:
    
    “Latip Arifin · King Edward VII School
    Lesson learnt! In future, PR should put well trained and reliable PACAs at all polling stations..They should be of persistence and strong characters..I was once appointed as a counting agent and I wouldn’t allow the ballot boxes to leave the polling centre until l”Borang 14″ was signed and copies given to me..or else I create havocs..”
    
    Please spread the news to future counting agents
- on April 16, 2011 at 7:25 PM | Reply Malaysian Care
  
  EC not professional & biased, they are there to serve their UMNO master . Cheated some votes off. Despicable & disgusting!!
  
  I just wonder how to they pray!!
- on April 16, 2011 at 7:34 PM | Reply lizziewong
  
  EC officials fill out the forms in pencil.. so if they dont give the polling agents a copy, habis lah!!
on April 16, 2011 at 6:05 PM | Reply drrafick

Several commentators thought that the SID has a picture of Althantuya and the power brokers. If that is all that they think they have, then they need to take a trip to Singapore. Short of a camera in the toilet, they have cameras everywhere and they keep their video feed for at least 2 years.

The relevant camera feed is kept forever. When VVIP visits Singapore, even calls and text messages are tracked.

So do you still think that SID have a picture or an entire collection of video which can be compiled into a blockbuster.
- on April 17, 2011 at 12:13 AM | Reply SB
  
  we can only get the true picture if and only if we have NEW government. Just like Taiwan and Egypt. US government / banking confirm that their previous leader got so much money with them..
  
  Some Malaysian still believe that is acceptable for politician to own few billion of cash & property and some poor Malaysian still without clean water & electricity supply, proper education, etc
on April 16, 2011 at 5:57 PM | Reply adamckteh

RPK says he has rakyat at heart. I agreed he is Raja Spin, but I believe he spinned to get the truths revealed. Please trust RPK.
- on April 17, 2011 at 6:07 AM | Reply Mekar
  
  Trust him? Please. no joking allowed.
- on April 17, 2011 at 11:23 AM | Reply jaycee
  
  As long as RPK is around, Malaysia got hope.
  It is time to sacrifce Anwar for the betterment of our Nation.
  DAP is on the right track.
  PAS needs to get rid of Religous Bigots. After getting rid of those Bigots, Pas needs to takes the Pakatan steer-ship from PKR.
  PKR needs to address Indian Issues at great length.
  Above is the right For the coming Success in the next GE.
  Trust me..
  Last but not least Nurul needs to lead PKR. Azmin is too UMNO-like.
on April 16, 2011 at 5:51 PM | Reply mr rocko

Najib’s SMS exchanges has been hacked. That means that his smartphone, call log, email (private and public) and Blackberry Messenger account has been hacked.

If the guy with billions of govt money to secure his device has been hacked, we can assume Razak Baginda’s device has also been hacked.

Despite being privy to all these private information, no evidence has been leaked regarding Najib’s and Razak Baginda’s clear & direct involvement to the murder.

There must be evidence in SMS, email, BBM message or/and phone call of any of these people ordering the two UTK officers to commit the murder. Scratch that… there must be evidence of Najib calling Althantuya for some buttsex.

But there are none….

Many people are not genuine in their search for truth. They want to be vindicated.. they want Najib to be the murderer… if can’t get that.. have Najib making the order also can liao

anything other than this outcome, then it is a conspiracy & cover up..

as far as I know the SDs was submitted in court as evidence. doesn’t that mean the police has looked into the SD content.. and found nothing that would constitute strong evidence.

the first response is that the police is covering up but Najib’s phone was hacked..

..if there was evidence we would have seen in malaysia today a long2 time ago..

at the end of the day… we go back to the truth that has been confirmed..

RPK admitted that all of these was a political rumour started by Anwar’s camp to stop najib from going into power…

if the SID really has some new information.. then may I suggest commentators of R2W sign a memorandum/request and we can handover to SID to reveal the info or at least hope for some insider leak.

I

if there is
- on April 16, 2011 at 7:38 PM | Reply lizziewong
  
  The 2 goons were paid to kill the lady… who was so kind as to fund the project? The lady’s immigration records were erased, mind you, not only in Bolehland, but also in Hongkong. Who is so powerful their their arms reach sampai Hongkong? How come top security C4 so easy to be taken out? So many unanswered questions and we want to call for an RCI to check the sex video? The misplaced priorty is very telling indeed.
  - on April 16, 2011 at 8:16 PM | Reply mr rocko
    
    we know anti terror squads all over the world have over reaching power that are outside the law. in europe they have the power to abduct and transport european citizens to secret prison in places all over the world to be tortured without trial or even an investigation. citizens who are protected by law can be struck down in the name of anti terrorism
    
    we know the two men are UTK, malaysia’s anti terror squad. they are not ordinary everyday policemen.
    
    is it outside the realm of logic to get hold of C4s, be able to scare immigrant officers to wipe out althantuya’s record or have contacts within hong kong’s immigrant dept?
- on April 16, 2011 at 7:39 PM | Reply Anonymous
  
  That is a supposition that really doesn’t wash. You CLAIMED that their sms etc. were hacked but in truth no such thing needed to be done to capture their sms.
  
  The question to ask is when was the monitoring started ? Since we don’t know the absence of evidence doesn’t imply the absence of crime. That is logic 101.
  - on April 16, 2011 at 8:32 PM | Reply mr rocko
    
    then how did they get the SMS transcript? read najib’s sms while PM taking a dump? they have the capability to intercept SMS exchange by hacking the telco’s network?
    
    either way they had significant access that if there was evidence.. it would be leaked.
    
    the leak came out during razak baginda’s trial.. there must be SMS by baginda saying “najib! u promised me i wont goto the gallows for riding of althantuya. make sure or i will reveal everyhing”
    
    no evidence may simply just prove what RPK confirmed that everything was a political rumour started by anwars camp to stop naiib from being PM.
    - on April 16, 2011 at 11:36 PM | Reply Anonymous
      
      I won’t get into the nitty gritty detail of how h/phone conversation and sms could be intercepted.
      
      There are 2 possibilities -
      
      a. Someone inside the telco copied the sms and revealed it.
      
      b. SB, who has such capability could have intercepted it on the fly and someone inside SB made it public.
      
      I do not think that the telco server is online. It is probably in a private network.
      
      Besides, the instruction to the 2 utk came from the husband of rosmah’s bodyguard. The 2 utk SD had stated it but was not accepted into evidence.
      
      I do not think baginda had the influence to order the 2 utk to take out altantuya.
      - on April 16, 2011 at 11:55 PM | Reply mr rocko
        
        even one of those two methods u put forward would mean the opposition has access to najibs private exchanges.
        
        najib spoke openly about the murder case via sms. if this was a conspirancy of the top order there would be SMS in the vain of “we can’t let RB get hanged. he knew too much and i was involved.”
        
        there shud be also booty calls SMS between najib n althantuya which would comprehensively support the SD
        
        ur second option.. if the SB has access to najibs SMS then they would have the capability to monitor other communication channels (email, phone). then more evidence would have come out if it existed. esp tat pr has a lobang in SB
        
        the SDs wasnt admitted or there was no evidence in (SMS, call, email) that the order was handed down?
        
        on April 17, 2011 at 4:52 PM | Reply Anonymous
        
        I am not too sure if you are dense or my communication skill is less than adequate.
        
        100% monitoring is very expensive unless it is targetted. I don’t think malaysia has that resources. Singapore yes, US yes and few other developed countries certainly.
        
        Given such a scenario what could be collected depended on when the monitoring started and who was being monitored.
        
        SB, like the military operate on a need to know basis or in other words “pan chat” (in cantonese). We do not know who leaked that out.
        
        Let me repeat a very fundamental premise of logic and rational discourse – “AN ABSENCE OF EVIDENCE IS NOT AN EVIDENCE OF ABSENCE.” No evidence of criminal order to kill does not mean that the order was not given. It simply means that no evidence has been found yet.
        
        on April 17, 2011 at 5:57 PM | Reply mr rocko
        
        there is no use discussing how the SMS exchanges was leaked. it could be hacked or there could be an insider in the telco company or SB could intercept it… just conjecture at this juncture
        
        but what is undeniable is that there was a breachl. and nothing came out from that was strong evidence
        
        absence of evidence could very well mean that is has not been found yet or it could also simply mean that it doesn’t exist at all.
on April 16, 2011 at 5:41 PM | Reply Orangkampung

I am not the sinner said the Dark-Lord. Do not worry my two body guards are the killers I only give instructions and money for them to obey and enjoy their leisure so shall and will BE I am innocent
on April 16, 2011 at 5:20 PM | Reply tebing tinggi

It’s undeniedble that RPK is raja spin and he still is, but his spining was well recived then , even people in the kampong know him and belived him. Why suddently the reversed ?.

It had been said that RTM a goverment controlled media and TV3 also too do the spining , if that soo , I belived it’s fair , ‘spin to counter the spining’.
- on April 16, 2011 at 7:42 PM | Reply Malaysian Care
  
  Please read what RPK said. What he said on TV3 was nothing new. He has been saying for years.
  
  He already said the interview was done 2 mths ago that was before annocement of Sarawak Election.
  
  He is pro-Rakyat!! He has sacrifice a lot to fight for injustice and abuse of power. He exposed all the misdeeps and injustice of the very corrupt regime. He is still doing it and will never stop.
  
  Yes, he always make the story explosive!!
  
  I will he is fighting for the Rakyat. If he is going for money, he can simply join UMNO. Don’t foget he is from Royal family and know lot of high profile leaders.
on April 16, 2011 at 5:04 PM | Reply Malaysian Care

What kind of things this government will not do? They are very very corrupt and now they are trying to cover up cruelsome murder!!

We want to know how did they get hold of military explosive (C4)? How could the two policemen get hold of military explosive? Who gave the instruction for the cruelsome killings and blew the body in pieces? Who? Who is that person?

How could the police never trace the military explosive and the master behind the killing? This is cleary involved a very powerful leader in UMNO government!!

Do these people involved still have any human conscience? I mean human conscience!!
- on April 16, 2011 at 5:18 PM | Reply Malaysian Care
  
  Sarawak election.
  
  Borang 14 is to certify the count results in the presence of witnesses/polling agents before the boxes are transported.
  
  Now BN refuses to give a copy to PKR agents. See how this UMNO government is always trying to cheat!! They are trying to change the results!!
  
  It is really beyond me why are people still supporting very corrupt regime!! It is Beyond me!!!
  
  Corrupt leaders and cronies are continue doing lootings and pilliing up national debts. This is the price eventually all ordinary people especially low and mid income malaysian will have to pay!! It is just a timing issue. Trust me the time will come.
  - on April 16, 2011 at 5:55 PM | Reply looes74
    
    That’s why the best way to tui lam these folks is a landslide victory
- on April 27, 2011 at 12:46 PM | Reply Col Mohd
  
  Malaysian Care,
  C4 is an ordinary explosive and is not only used by military. It is of course a controlled item also used by the builders to blast rocks and also used by Police training team in their bomb amd mine training. If the C4 was obtained from a quarry then it would had been exposed.
  - on April 27, 2011 at 8:14 PM | Reply Amus
    
    C4 for military has a particular characteristic and the profile can be traced back to the buyer/user. The manufacturer of C4 had made it unique. Why didn’t malaysia’s forensic investigation team checked this out.
    
    Explosives for rock blasting is different.
    - on April 29, 2011 at 4:31 PM | Reply Col Mohd
      
      The forensic invetigation team didn’t go further because the judge had satified that the explosive was taken from Police Depot, no need to go further detail and also there was no objection from defence lawyer to know the detail. Perhaps if Karpal Singh was the defence lawyer, he might go all out for it, then we might know the C4 was from the Police or Military.
on April 16, 2011 at 4:44 PM | Reply La

Malaysian Umno police definitely knew who ordered the killing of Alantuya…Any half-past six investigator would have known it had they be given the chance to interview or interrogate Azilah and Sirul, the paid killers then.

The interrogator wld have asked them..hai you pandai2 mahu kasi bunuh org ahhh? Who ordered you? The answer is with the Police somewhere in their secret file or cabinet.

Malaysians will definitely know it someday. Let’s hope PR can control Putrajaya ..and that day.. as what RPK said..the shit will hit the fan with a RCI to enquire the matter.
on April 16, 2011 at 3:59 PM | Reply TomCat

Surely agree with your para 4 postulation on S’pore SID having vital & crucial information.
I believe SSID is way ahead on the smarts having been trained by the best.
I bet you they have even photos of Najib & Razak having flings with Altantuya in Singapore. And our ministers think they are safe doing naughty things there out of range of the Malaysian prying eyes.
And while their ministers put out the necessary polite front, their disdain for the quality & intelligence of our ministers is confirmed through all those wikileaks.
on April 16, 2011 at 3:49 PM | Reply Sabahan18

Doc,

You nailed it! You mentioned something in this article that I am also privy to. Indeed, some people are roaming the streets in a foreign country, with new identities and living rather well.

I’ll be emailing you in a bit to take this further, offline

I wonder where is Elkese lol
- on April 16, 2011 at 4:33 PM | Reply mangchik
  
  Aiyaaaah Sabahan .. share and share alike la dude! Show us the fortunate guy’s noggin. But that’s nothing nu..
  - on April 16, 2011 at 5:58 PM | Reply Sabahan18
    
    I wish I can but I really can’t. I don’t want to name names publicly. I hope you understand where I’m coming from
    - on April 16, 2011 at 6:06 PM | Reply drrafick
      
      Will wait for your email..
      - on April 27, 2011 at 11:24 PM | Reply meek
        
        Doc,
        
        Please pass the info to me.
on April 16, 2011 at 3:39 PM | Reply ivan

wild party time! party!!
on April 16, 2011 at 2:24 PM | Reply GB

Dr,

Bogey at previous article Part I from noon …?

Same difference ?

Ha ha … interest to see how it develope !

Cheers.
on April 16, 2011 at 2:21 PM | Reply Wave33

Dear Doc,

Thank you very much for the Part II.

Dunno why, today I feel rather restless.
on April 16, 2011 at 2:21 PM | Reply GB

Hi, there.

For those interested in D-Day live report, Anil has it …

http://anilnetto.com/malaysian-politics/malaysian-elections/live-report-from-sarawak/
on April 16, 2011 at 12:29 PM | Reply hurricaneMax

any Ahmad-AhKow-Anehsamy Public ever seen the 2 killers’ faces? They were hooded ala KKK all the time! Maybe they both are now enjoying a mongolian hotpot lunch in Mid Valley right about now!

bagginduh money already enjoying life in london so…habis cerita lah as far as the gomen is concerned. QED.
- on April 27, 2011 at 12:56 PM | Reply Col Mohd
  
  How about the families of the 2 killers? Are they enjoyed their lives too? Any body can tell, please?
on April 16, 2011 at 12:12 PM | Reply GB

Dr,

Para 4 …..Most likely, SID had definitely got 1M by the balls !
Instead of Lion City bowing to pressures from BodohLand during the past era of Madhatter and Sleeepy, now it’s the otherway round !

Para5. D-Day in Sarawak … for who ?

Result by late tonite, or will there be a Total Power failure (No results???)
Did EC ever thought about it ? Any standby gen sets in place ? EC neutral ?

Maybe Sarawakians will celebrate soon .. who knows, eh ?

A fitting comparison of Freedom in Rivers of Sarawak…. ?

Let’s party tonite ….it’s Saturday, leh !

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