TWO STOOGES ZETI & ABU KASSIM? Are they serious about hunting down JHO LOW & HIS 1MDB-SRC GANG

'The best thing about the worst time of your life is you get to see everyone's true colors' - unknown

The best thing about the ongoing worst time of this nation is just that.

That is just about the only positive thing now.

You get to see the true colors of all those champions of all kind who have now been reduced to mere lapdogs and running dogs.

Can't wait for the day when the long arm of the law catches hold of the thief and his gang.

As in the words of Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's chief commissioner Tan Sri Abu Kassim Mohamad.

"In today's world, there is no place for any parties or individuals that want to avoid investigation.

"They can avoid from being traced for a certain period - one month, two months, a year or two - but not forever.

"Remember, the investigation will not stop when someone tries to hide the evidence or abduct witnesses.

"If proven guilty, the court is the place for them to be judged and sentenced, no matter if he is a regular citizen, businessman, corporate figure or a political leader," Abu Kassim said. - The Star

I'm sure Abu Kassim and his team of able, professional and God-fearing investigators are still hot on the trails of those fugitives involved in the SRC International probe.

If the Royal Malaysian Police could make repeated pleas to the Interpol for Sarawak Report editor Claire Brown's arrest (although it is most unlikely to bear any fruits), I'm sure the MACC could also seek similar international co-operation to trace, detain and deport Nik Faisal Ariff Kamil, Datuk Suboh Mohd Yassin and Jho Taek Low.

Bank Negara Malaysia too could must start seeking international help to nab the two former 1MDB senior officials who have also been on the run for far too long now.

Are we really serious in wanting to nab these fugitives?

Are these fugitives still WANTED?

Could we see the true colors of MACC and Bank Negara, please! -http://www.apanama.my/