When Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Nazri Abdul Aziz recently made an announcement in Parliament on the decision of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) and Hong Kong's Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in clearing Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman of the alleged corruption charges, cynical smile cracked my face: the opposition must be finding themselves in a very awkward position now.
While previously they have had a field day attacking Musa's alleged abuse of power and corruption, the same announcement has coerced them into changing their attack-with-extreme-prejudice strategy.
A few days after the announcement, the opposition conveniently shifted the attack from Musa to political funding for Umno. The condemnation - this time around - includes calls that such funding is preposterous, labeling it as unacceptable and that a royal commission of inquiry must be set up instantly.
While I leave the opposition to their agenda, let's peel some underlying truth from the fabric of Malaysian politics. It is not illegal for any Malaysian to give money to a political party of his or her choice - or to anybody for that matter. Should the donor wish to remain under the cloak of anonymity, the request should be respected as long as the donation stays within the confines of the law.
But the opposition's world thrives on the axis of inequality and double standards. Allow me to illustrate my point. When the donation falls into Umno's coffer, the source must be revealed immediately. But have you heard the opposition declaring the sources of donation they have received so far? We all know that the opposition, too, receives political donations from all and sundry. How ironic!
For in instance, take the spanking new multi-million ringgit party headquarters in Penang which DAP acquired within two years after assuming office in Penang. The Penang DAP building is reported to have cost about RM3.5 million. According to the Penang DAP chief, the money was collected through donations. Apparently millions have been collected to date.
When I asked a senior DAP leader on Twitter who financed the building, he replied in no uncertain terms that the millions collected were from DAP's well-wishers and loyal supporters. It is interesting to note that when individuals give money to DAP, it is called "sincere donation" but when the same treatment is accorded to Umno, the opposition cries "foul!" and accuses Umno of cronyism, corruption and abuse of power.
Musa, darling of environmentalists
Ironically, while Musa is accused by the opposition of looting and pillaging Sabah's rich timber areas, it was his incessant drive to protect the timber and the forest from being plundered by irresponsible few that made him the darling of environmental groups from around the world.
These organisations consistently heap praises on Musa's forest conservation programmes. Forest areas are being replanted at record pace under Musa's watch, making hundreds of thousands of previously logged areas green again within 30 years.
In fact, during his tenure as chief minister, Musa gazetted more forest areas with lucrative timber profits and placed them under the protection of the State Assembly to ensure that no chief minister - including himself - could unilaterally give permission to log the protected areas without express approval from the assembly.
The same fervour is seen in Musa's handling of the state's huge reserves of minerals such as coal, silica, gold and limestone which, if mined, is potentially worth billions to the state's coffer.
When asked why he does not utilise these resources, which could potentially increase the state's revenue instead of spending effort and money on his conservation agenda, Musa frankly replied, "Sabah at the moment is already blessed with oil money, so let's keep the forest and minerals for our children's and grandchildren's future."
Now if you go by what is being alleged by the opposition in Parliament, you would think Sabah finances were in utter mess - plundered by corrupt leaders and at the same time causing millions of its people to go destitute and live in a broken society.
That is far from the truth. The fact of the matter is - under Musa as the chief minister - Sabah has grown by leaps and bounds. The cash reserves of the state is at its all-time high, surpassing even the two most industrialised states in Malaysia (Selangor and Penang) and still growing strong as we speak.
If the chief minister was corrupt to the core as painted by the opposition, the state would be penniless. It doesn't take a genius to empty the state coffers if one is a "vacuum cleaner" as alleged by the opposition.
Apart from the cash reserves, Sabah under Musa has achieved a new record when he presented a RM4 billion state budget for 2012. It was the biggest in terms of revenue and allocation, again surpassing Selangor's and Penang's budget.
As icing on the cake, the Sabah government under Musa was cited by the Auditor-General's Report as the state with best financial footing and best financial management for 12 years running. Of course, the opposition is chose to be oblivious to this fact. But I digress.
Sabah Umno's account audited
In so far as political funding is concerned, while there is no specific law preventing funding of political parties by well-wishers and supporters, the MACC has made it clear to all political parties that the monies received as donations by must be recorded, made known to the leadership of the party and accounted for when audited by the authorities, including by MACC. And Umno Sabah did exactly that.
I have listened countless of times in Parliament when the opposition praised Hong Kong's ICAC as the best graft-buster in the world. They even demanded that MACC emulates ICAC's methodology in conducting anti-corruption investigations. Unfortunately, when the very same ICAC vindicated Musa, the opposition shamelessly called the decision "doubtful" and "highly irregular". Such audacity!
Let's face it. All political parties, including the opposition, receive donations and contributions from their supporters. Otherwise how would they carry their vast organisation and nationwide activities, which need to be sustained throughout the five-year gap between elections?
Let's play a number game, shall we? Let's assume PKR has branches in all 222 parliamentary areas and spends a minimum of RM10,000 on each branch for office rental, staff salary, utilities, office supplies and activities. That means top leadership of PKR needs to fork out RM2.22 million a month or RM26.6 million a year. That's a whopping RM133.2 million for five years to finance its branches throughout the nation.
Even if PKR only has half of the branches, the amount needed by PKR to ensure the running of its branches is still a mind-boggling figure of RM66.6 million for five years. These astronomical figures do not even include PAS' and DAP's expenses for their own branches.
So what was the fuss about the RM40 million funding again?
While previously they have had a field day attacking Musa's alleged abuse of power and corruption, the same announcement has coerced them into changing their attack-with-extreme-prejudice strategy.
A few days after the announcement, the opposition conveniently shifted the attack from Musa to political funding for Umno. The condemnation - this time around - includes calls that such funding is preposterous, labeling it as unacceptable and that a royal commission of inquiry must be set up instantly.
While I leave the opposition to their agenda, let's peel some underlying truth from the fabric of Malaysian politics. It is not illegal for any Malaysian to give money to a political party of his or her choice - or to anybody for that matter. Should the donor wish to remain under the cloak of anonymity, the request should be respected as long as the donation stays within the confines of the law.
But the opposition's world thrives on the axis of inequality and double standards. Allow me to illustrate my point. When the donation falls into Umno's coffer, the source must be revealed immediately. But have you heard the opposition declaring the sources of donation they have received so far? We all know that the opposition, too, receives political donations from all and sundry. How ironic!
For in instance, take the spanking new multi-million ringgit party headquarters in Penang which DAP acquired within two years after assuming office in Penang. The Penang DAP building is reported to have cost about RM3.5 million. According to the Penang DAP chief, the money was collected through donations. Apparently millions have been collected to date.When I asked a senior DAP leader on Twitter who financed the building, he replied in no uncertain terms that the millions collected were from DAP's well-wishers and loyal supporters. It is interesting to note that when individuals give money to DAP, it is called "sincere donation" but when the same treatment is accorded to Umno, the opposition cries "foul!" and accuses Umno of cronyism, corruption and abuse of power.
Musa, darling of environmentalists
Ironically, while Musa is accused by the opposition of looting and pillaging Sabah's rich timber areas, it was his incessant drive to protect the timber and the forest from being plundered by irresponsible few that made him the darling of environmental groups from around the world.
These organisations consistently heap praises on Musa's forest conservation programmes. Forest areas are being replanted at record pace under Musa's watch, making hundreds of thousands of previously logged areas green again within 30 years.
In fact, during his tenure as chief minister, Musa gazetted more forest areas with lucrative timber profits and placed them under the protection of the State Assembly to ensure that no chief minister - including himself - could unilaterally give permission to log the protected areas without express approval from the assembly.The same fervour is seen in Musa's handling of the state's huge reserves of minerals such as coal, silica, gold and limestone which, if mined, is potentially worth billions to the state's coffer.
When asked why he does not utilise these resources, which could potentially increase the state's revenue instead of spending effort and money on his conservation agenda, Musa frankly replied, "Sabah at the moment is already blessed with oil money, so let's keep the forest and minerals for our children's and grandchildren's future."
Now if you go by what is being alleged by the opposition in Parliament, you would think Sabah finances were in utter mess - plundered by corrupt leaders and at the same time causing millions of its people to go destitute and live in a broken society.
That is far from the truth. The fact of the matter is - under Musa as the chief minister - Sabah has grown by leaps and bounds. The cash reserves of the state is at its all-time high, surpassing even the two most industrialised states in Malaysia (Selangor and Penang) and still growing strong as we speak.
If the chief minister was corrupt to the core as painted by the opposition, the state would be penniless. It doesn't take a genius to empty the state coffers if one is a "vacuum cleaner" as alleged by the opposition.
Apart from the cash reserves, Sabah under Musa has achieved a new record when he presented a RM4 billion state budget for 2012. It was the biggest in terms of revenue and allocation, again surpassing Selangor's and Penang's budget.
As icing on the cake, the Sabah government under Musa was cited by the Auditor-General's Report as the state with best financial footing and best financial management for 12 years running. Of course, the opposition is chose to be oblivious to this fact. But I digress.
Sabah Umno's account audited
In so far as political funding is concerned, while there is no specific law preventing funding of political parties by well-wishers and supporters, the MACC has made it clear to all political parties that the monies received as donations by must be recorded, made known to the leadership of the party and accounted for when audited by the authorities, including by MACC. And Umno Sabah did exactly that.
I have listened countless of times in Parliament when the opposition praised Hong Kong's ICAC as the best graft-buster in the world. They even demanded that MACC emulates ICAC's methodology in conducting anti-corruption investigations. Unfortunately, when the very same ICAC vindicated Musa, the opposition shamelessly called the decision "doubtful" and "highly irregular". Such audacity!Let's face it. All political parties, including the opposition, receive donations and contributions from their supporters. Otherwise how would they carry their vast organisation and nationwide activities, which need to be sustained throughout the five-year gap between elections?
Let's play a number game, shall we? Let's assume PKR has branches in all 222 parliamentary areas and spends a minimum of RM10,000 on each branch for office rental, staff salary, utilities, office supplies and activities. That means top leadership of PKR needs to fork out RM2.22 million a month or RM26.6 million a year. That's a whopping RM133.2 million for five years to finance its branches throughout the nation.
Even if PKR only has half of the branches, the amount needed by PKR to ensure the running of its branches is still a mind-boggling figure of RM66.6 million for five years. These astronomical figures do not even include PAS' and DAP's expenses for their own branches.
So what was the fuss about the RM40 million funding again?
ABDUL RAHMAN DAHLAN is the MP for Kota Belud and member of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee. He is also the Sabah BN secretary.
For me this case already settle related with Datuk Musa. So now only to know the RM40m. So govt will give the explaination with this case.
ReplyDeletebiarkan saja pihak yang berkuasa menyiasat akan perkara ini. ICAC bukannya bawah kuasa Kerajaan Malaysia. Jadi sudah pasti pihak ini tidak dipengaruhi. Tidak perlulah cuba memutar belitkan cerita mengatakan SPRM tidak menjalankan tugas dengan baik. Bukti ICAC yang melakukan siasatan juga.
DeleteKes yang berlaku di Lapangan Terbang Hong Kong beberapa tahun lalu kerana cuba menyeludup wang sebanyak lebih kurang RM40 juta ke Malaysia. Apa pun Datuk Musa telah memberikan kenyataan yang mana beliau tidak ada urusan perniagaan dengan orang yang bernama Micheal Chia. Jadi sekarang sudah terbukti yang mana pihak berkuasa telah memberikan kebenaran.
DeleteKesalahan besar jika pihak kerajaan tidak mengambil sebarang tindakan, lebih lebih lagi bersubahat terhadap penyeludupan wang dari luar negara masuk ke dalam negara. Masalahnya bukannya SPRM saja yang menyiasat kes ini. Tapi ICAC Hong Kong pun bersama-sama menyiasat.
DeleteApa yang kita tahu ICAC ini adalah suruhanjaya rasuah yang paling terkenal di Dunia dengan ketegasan mereka. Jika benar Datuk Musa bersalah memang sudah lama masuk penjara. Tapi tidak sehingga sekarang kerana tidak ada kebenaran dalam tuduhan tersebut.
DeleteKalau pembangkang tidak ada bukti rasanya tidak perlulah untuk mengatakan yang bukan-bukan.
DeleteDatuk Musa ada berkata yang mana daripada memikirkan masalah yang sia-sia ini lebih baik lagi memikirkan hal negeri Sabah dan juga penduduk Sabah ini. Lagi ada manfaat.
DeleteHarus memberi penjelasan agari rakyat tidak membuat andaian yang bukan-bukan.
Deleteyup.. isu ini sudah selesai berdasarkan siasatan DUA badan pencegahan rasuah. yang belum selesai ialah isu Jet dan bas mewah pakatan rakyat. mungkinkah tujuan isu rm40 juta ini dibangkitkan adalah untuk menutup skandal mereka?
DeleteThe oppositions shouldnt ask the source of RM40 million coz DAP also received money RM3.5 million to build new building in penang
ReplyDeleteAkhirnya nama Datuk Musa telah dibersihkan. Ini telah pun menyebabkan ramai pihak yang tidak berpuas hati. Tapi perlu ingat SPRM tidak menjalankan siasatan bersendirian tapi ditemani oleh ICAC. Jadi jika inginkan bukti boleh minta dengan SPRM dan ICAC. Tidak perlu marah-marah lagi.
DeleteSabah sekarang ini telah banyak perbezaan sebelum ini. Kalau kita ingin melihat bukti sebenaran kita boleh lihat akan pembangunan yang telah kerajaan lakukan kepada Sabah ini. Tidak dinafikan lagi akan usaha kerajaan Negeri Sabah ini. Kemajuan di Negeri ini menyebabkan Sabah ini menjadi tempat tumpuan perlancongan di Malaysia.
Deletetidak perlu lagi memikirkan panjang hal ini. Teruskan memberikan sokongan kepada Kerajaan BN yang telah banyak memberikan yang terbaik kepada Sabah.
DeleteNampaknya memang Datuk Musa tidak bersalah dalam hal ini. Itulah yang dilaporkan oleh badan penyiasat. Tapi cuma dibangkitkan dan dikitar semula untuk kepentingan peribadi semata-mata isu yang sudah lama itu.
DeleteMereka yang tidak bersetuju boleh tanya ICAC sebab mereka yang siasat dan menutup kes. Jadi kalau tidak bercaya terus cari bukti yang sah dan bukannya cakap kosong semata-mata.
DeleteDermaan ini adalah kebiasaan sebenarnya.
Deletepembangkang juga tidak pernah mendedahkan sumber kewangan mereka untuk membiayai perjuangan politik mereka. malah, Anwar juga gagal menjawab berapa kadar sewa yang dikenakan bagi perjalanan ke Sarawak, Sabah dan Labuan menggunakan jet mewah jenis Falcon.
DeleteMusa dah nafikan semua dakwaan ini. dia tegaskan sekali lagi bahawa dia tiada sebarang urusan perniagaan apa pun dengan individu bernama Michael Chia.
ReplyDeleteMalangnya terdapat pihak di luar sana yang akan terus mengitar semula tuduhan-tuduhan seperti ini apabila pilihan raya semakin dekat.
Jika tidak terlibat, berapa kali banyak kitarannya juga tidak akan berhasil.
DeleteDatuk Musa menafikan semua ini kerana memang benar perkara ini tidak benar sama sekali. Jadi buat apa mengaku jika semua itu tidak benar.
Deletedakwaan duit itu untuk Datuk Musa sememangnya tidak boleh diterima pakai. Ini hanyalah cerita untuk kepentingan diri sendiri saja dan cuma khabar angin dan berita palsu.
DeleteDua pihak suruhanjaya rasuah ini telah bersatu untuk melakukan siastan atas kes ini. SPRM sebenarnya telah pun berkerjasama ICAC untuk kes ini.
DeleteICAC telah menyatakan tiada unsur rasuah dalam siasatan itu setelah selesai membuat siasatan. Jadi ini bermakna ICAC pun memang percaya Datuk Musa tidak terlibat.
DeleteKes ini sudah berakhir selepas pengesahan dari ICAC dan MACC.
DeleteAnwar juga patut dedahkan apa hubungannya dengan NED dan George Soros.. rakyat Malaysia perlu tahu kerana masa depan negara ini adalah masa depan rakyatnya..
DeleteBagaimanapun Musa menambah bersedia memberikan kerjasama penuh dengan pihak berkuasa jika perlu namun menegaskan pada masa sama mahu memberikan fokus kepada negeri pimpinannya
ReplyDeleteBetul..Datuk Musa ada berkata yang mana beliau akan terus memberikan kerjasama jika benar-benar ingin diperlukan nanti.
DeleteJarang kita dapat berjumpa pemimpin seperti Datuk Musa Aman ini. Beliau begitu bertanggungjawab sebagai seorang yang diamanahkan oleh penduduk Sabah ini.
DeletePelbagai kata-kata yang kita dengar dari pihak lain. Tapi tidak pasti lagi akan kebenaran daripada mereka itu. Datuk Nazri menjelaskan bahawa siasatan mengenai sumbangan yang diterima Umno Sabah bukan dijalankan oleh Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) tapi dibantu oleh ICAC yang mana suruhanjaya Rasuah yang tegas di Dunia.
DeleteJadi semua yang kita dengar sebelum ini cuma khabar angin yang direka oleh pihak lain. Betul..Khabar angin yang direka-reka semata-mata. Jabatan Peguam Negara memutuskan bahawa elemen perbuatan rasuah tidak dibuktikan dalam sumbangan yang diterima oleh Umno Sabah. Pembangkang sebelum ini ada mengatakan Datuk Musa dengan kes pengubahan wang haram di Hong Kong.
DeleteKalau benar dimana bukti yang mereka boleh berikan. Tidak ada bukti mana boleh dikatakan sebagai cakap kosong atau menfitnah.Apa yang kita ketahui mengenai perkara ini semua itu tidak benar sama sekali.
Dana itu ialah sumbangan yang dibuat kepada Badan Perhubungan Umno Sabah dan bukannya untuk tujuan persendirian Ketua Menteri Datuk Seri Musa Aman.
Musa Aman sanggup memberikan kerjasama kepada pihak berkuasa untuk membersihkan nama beliau, sebaliknya Anwar bukan sahaja liat bekerjasama dengan pihak berkuasa malah tergamak menangking dan menghina wartawan bila beliau tidak mampu menjawab soalan wartawan.
DeleteMenteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz berkata, Jabatan Peguam Negara turut memutuskan tiada elemen rasuah dibuktikan membabitkan Ketua Umno Sabah itu.
ReplyDeleteSelagi tiada bukti yang selanjutnya, kes ini akan ditutup.
Deletekalau pembangkang tidak puas hati, carilah bukti.
DeleteSemoag pembangkang terima keputusan ini dan teruskan memperjuangkan kebajikan untuk rakyat.
Deletekalau kena kepada pemimpin kerajaan BN, bukan main lagi pembangkang asak dengan pelbagai bentuk soalan.. tapi bila kena kepada mereka, kalau bukan disenyapkan, akan dihalalkan serta merta..
DeleteJabatan Peguam Negara telah meneliti dan mempertimbangkan keterangan yang dikemukakan oleh SPRM dan memutuskan bahawa elemen perbuatan rasuah tidak dibuktikan.
ReplyDeleteTumpuan harus berada untuk rakyat sekarang. kes ini sudah tamat.
Deleteyang paling penting, ICAC juga setuju bahawa kes ini sudah selesai dan Datuk Musa Aman tidak terlibat dengan skandal penggubahan wang haram atau rasuah..
DeleteDana tersebut ialah sumbangan yang dibuat kepada Badan Perhubungan Umno Sabah dan bukannya untuk tujuan persendirian Ketua Menteri.
ReplyDeletePembangkang tidak mungkin boleh terima keputusan sebegini. Ini juga menyebabkan SAPP membuat laporan lagi.
DeleteTerdesak sungguh pembangkang ni sebab recycle issue yang mereka gunakan tidak menjadi.
DeleteBukan mudah untuk mendapat bukti mendakwa rasuah.
DeleteDah lah buat laporan polis, harus mengambil langkah yang berpatutan.
Deletesama juga seperti dana soros yang disalurkan kepada jentera2 Pakatan Rakyat bagi membantu melancarkan misi rampasan kuasa..
DeleteCase closed!
ReplyDeletethe case about luxury jet and bus belong to Pakatan Rakyat should be opened..
DeleteMACC dan ICAC sudah mengesahkan tiad elemen rasuah, harus juga terima keputusan yang dibuat.
ReplyDeleteTerima realiti wahai pembangkang!
Deletepemimpin bodoh sombong macam pakatan rakyat tidak akan menerima keputusan itu.. bagi mereka, merekalah yang paling bersih didunia walaupun secara terang2an merompak wang rakyat, memohon dana asing dan memohon derma dari rakyat miskin..
Deletekes ini dusah menukar direction to UMNO, kami menantikan perkembangan selanjutnya.
ReplyDeleteApart from the cash reserves, Sabah under Musa has achieved a new record when he presented a RM4 billion state budget for 2012. It was the biggest in terms of revenue and allocation, again surpassing Selangor's and Penang's budget.
ReplyDeletePerkembangan di Sabah pasti melambung tinggi.
Pencapaian Sabah di bawah kepimpinan Musa Aman amat memberangsangkan. keep continue to support our CM!
Deletebermakna ada sesuatu yang tidak kena dengan pentadbiran kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat di Selangor dan Pulau Pinang..
DeleteThese organisations consistently heap praises on Musa's forest conservation programmes. Forest areas are being replanted at record pace under Musa's watch, making hundreds of thousands of previously logged areas green again within 30 years.
ReplyDeleteKempen pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan hutan amat penting.
Dengan usaha pemuliharaan dan pemeliharaan hutan ni secara tidak langsung juga menepis dakwaan2 negatif tentang pembalakan haram yang dilemparkan ke atas Musa Aman.
DeleteUsaha ini harus diteruskan untuk jangka masa panjang.
Deleteisu penggondolan hutan yang kononnya didalangi oleh musa aman juga berjaya disangkal bukan sahaja melalui penjelasan berfakta dari sam mannan malah melalui lawatan the duke and duchess sebelum ini..
DeleteJikalau dermaan mata duit antara parti adalah tidak salah dari sisi undang, tiada apa yang pembangkang boleh buat selain menerima hakikat.
ReplyDeletepembangkang sendiri pun terima dana asing juga. tak perlulah mau pertikaikan dana yang diterima oleh UMNO.
Deletejika pembangkang tidak bersetuju dan masih menyalahkan umno, baik pembangkang pulangkan semua dana soros yang selama ini mereka gunakan untuk menghuru harakan negara..
DeleteFor in instance, take the spanking new multi-million ringgit party headquarters in Penang which DAP acquired within two years after assuming office in Penang. The Penang DAP building is reported to have cost about RM3.5 million. According to the Penang DAP chief, the money was collected through donations. Apparently millions have been collected to date.
ReplyDeleteDonations sebegini adalah aktiviti biasa dalam politik.
Jika benar Musa terlibat dalam sindiket rasuah, dah lama beliau sudah dijatuhkan hukuman.
ReplyDeleteAgreed with Rahman Dahlan. Opposition only know how to slam the BN leaders without realizing that they are actually don't have the capability and credibility to lead this country.
ReplyDeleteOpposition is greed for power. They don't really care with the people's plight.
DeleteEach and everyone has his/her own opinion regarding this matter. But bear in mind that the opposition only speculating this issue without showing the evidence or dare enough to ask the ICAC for verification.
DeleteOpposition also receive foreign funds and we also don't know whether the political contributions through right channel or not.
DeleteThe oppositions don't want to reveal their donors, so why must the govt reveal theirs?
DeleteOpposition want to take over the country. That why they just ignore government effort.
DeleteOpposition action just wasting time, the finding of the investigation we knew it. Musa Aman is clear and the money is political donation
ReplyDeleteIsu bas mewah terus menghantui Khalid Ibrahim, Menteri Besar Selangor. Kesilapan paling besar transaksi bas mewah ini adalah bila bas yang bernilai RM900 ribu itu didaftarkan atas nama Abdul Khalid Ibrahim, Menteri Besar Selangor. Akan tercatat dalam sejarah Selangor, seorang MB membeli bas mewah atas namanya.
ReplyDeletePenasihat Ekonomi Kerajaan Negeri Selangor Anwar Ibrahim telah buat pengumuman pada Ogos lalu, yang bas mewah untuk kegunaan PKR itu adalah disewa dan ianya diuruskan oleh Khalid Ibrahim MB Selangor.
ReplyDeleteKhalid Ibrahim kemudiannya mengakui bas mewah itu adalah miliknya dan dibeli melalui sewa beli selama 6 bulan. Beliau menafikan bas itu dibiayai oleh syarikat yang membekalkan 50 lori kompak sampah kepada MBI incorporated. Kalau benar yang bas itu disewa dari Khalid Ibrahim kepada PKR untuk kegunaan Anwar Ibrahim, GAPS berminat ingin tahu berapa kadar sewaanya setiap bulan.
ReplyDeleteKalau lah juga benar bas ini dibeli secara sewa beli selama 6 bulan seperti yang diuar-uarkan oleh MB, GAPS ingin bertanya siapakah yang membayar sebanyak RM150 ribu sebulan ansuran bulanan (RM150,000 X 6 bulan= RM900,000) kepada pihak bank itu.
ReplyDeleteGAPS yakin gaji MB sebanyak RM20 ribu sebulan jauh dari kemampuan untuk Khalid Ibrahim membayar ansuran RM150 ribu sebulan itu. Jadi siapa yang bayar atau syarikat mana yang membayar ansuran ini. Kenapa mereka bayar bagi pihak MB.
ReplyDeletesemua rakyat bukan sahaja Rakyat Selangor mahu jawapan yang jujur dari Menteri Besar. semua rakyat Malaysia juga menuntut kebenaran dan keadilan dari siasatan SPRM.
ReplyDeleteSebelum ini bloggers telah mendedahkan beberapa foto yang menunjukkan aksi Anwar Ibrahim dan beberapa pemimpin PKR yang berposing di dalam sebuah jet mewah yang didakwa digunakan semasa Anwar berada di Sabah/Sarawak.
ReplyDeletePendedahan foto-foto tersebut tidak mampu dijawab dan ditangkis oleh media pro-pembangkang terutamanya bloggers mereka dan juga pemimpin2 Pakatan Rakyat. Sebaliknya, mereka mendiamkan diri mengharapkan agar isu ini terpadam begitu sahaja tanpa banyak dipersoalkan oleh rakyat DENGAN MEMBANGKITKAN ISU RM40 JUTA UMNO.
Tetapi mereka tersilap. Dalam propaganda pakatan pembangkang yang sering menunding jari menuduh pemimpin BN boros dan sebagainya, foto-foto bergaya dalam jet peribadi mewah menempelak pembangkang.
ReplyDeleteBukan itu sahaja, kita tentu tertanya-tanya di manakah Anwar Ibrahim mendapat sumber kewangan sedangkan gaji beliau hanyalah RM 1 sebagai penasihat ekonomi Selangor dan penceramah jemputan?
Yang menjadi persoalannya, Anwar Ibrahim belum lagi menjawab isu jet peribadi yang menjadi perbualan rakyat sejak mula gambar pemimpin2 Pakatan tersebar.
ReplyDeleteKenapakah beliau mendiamkan diri?
Apakah beliau sedang menyembunyikan sesuatu daripada pengetahuan rakyat sekalian?
Dalam masa yang sama, aksi 'bermewah-mewah' PKR seperti dalam jet peribadi tersebut sudah tentu akan menyebabkan rakyat berasa tertipu dengan PKR yang sebelum ini sering menunding BN sebagai boros dan membazir.
ReplyDeleteJangan kita lupa dengan bas mewah 2 tingkat dengan interior design yang serba mewah digunakan oleh Anwar.