NAJIB & ROSMAH 'BOILED ALIVE' BY 'SHEIKH JHO LOW': EVIDENCE GALORE TO PROVE US$ 375 MIL LETTER IS FAKE

UPDATE - More evidence that this letter is fake. Thank you to the reader for pointing out that the Global Movement of Moderates did not come into being until 2012.

The fake letter below (dated 1 November 2011) claims that the "grant" of US375 million is being made in recognition of Najib's suggestion "to launch the global movement of the (sic) moderates" (grammar pun tak betul).

The phrase "Global Movement of Moderates" did not appear in the media until 2012. Here is the GMM website :

And Saifuddin Abdullah as appointed as the CEO in September 2013.

The writers of the fake letter obviously missed out this point. It is obvious that this letter was written AFTER the Global Movement of Moderates became a news item.

The other thing to note is that on the

letter head the name of the writer is : Saud Abdulaziz Majid AL Saud.

However the letter is signed off as : HRH Prince Saud Abdulaziz al-Saud.

Not only has the 'Majid' disappeared but the spelling of the name has also changed.

'AL Saud' (at the top) versus 'al-Saud' at the bottom.

END OF UPDATE

The Thingy has come out with yet more exposes about the fake prince and the fake letter that has been written.

There are some dead giveaways that this letter is just not right.

The first thing to note is that this letter was written by a Malaysian (obviously).

Because ONLY in Malaysia and Singapore is the spelling of the name "Mohamed" shortened to "Mohd". The Arabs do not shorten Mohamed to 'Mohd'.

His Excellency Dato' Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak.

In Saudi Arabia, it is always spelt "mohammad".

I lived with the Arabs for about three years and they would question (us Malaysians) what is 'Mohd'? They would pronounce it as 'mode' and ask if it was a new name.

Yes they could have gone to the PMO website. At the PM's website his name is spelled thus :

The Honourable Dato' Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak.

But they did not go to the PMO website. How do we know that?

Note that at the PMO website, in his official name, the 'Haji' is missing from the 'Tun Abdul Razak'.

But in that Saudi letter the "Haji" has been added to Tun Razak's name.

Only Malaysians would know that Tun Razak's name is often spelt with Tun Haji Abdul Razak. I doubt the Saudi's would know this, or even care.

So if the Saudis got the spelling of the PM's name from the PMO's official website, where did they get the 'Haji'?

'Haji' mana mari?

Plus, the Saudis always say 'Al Haj'. That is the correct way of saying it.

They will never use the word 'Haji' which is a typically Malaysian usage, not Arab usage.

That letter was obviously written by a Malaysian.

Then the letter simply says "I hereby grant you an additional sum of US$375,000,000.."

It does not bother to ask politely,

"I would like to offer you my assistance..' or

'I hope you will kindly agree to accept this token of my appreciation.." or

"I will be happy if you will accept this small gift"

Instead it goes point blank, "Here is the money. US375 million. Just take it !!"

I have another theory why this type of language was used but it will be construed as racial. Ha ha ha. So I wont say it.

Then the letter is signed off by one "HRH Prince Saud Abdulaziz AL Saud" .

Even the King of Saudi Arabia may not use the initials HRH (His Royal Highness).

It sounds really odd.

And this Saud Abdulaziz al Saud character is supposed to be third generation from the Saudi kings - with no ranking in the succession to the throne.

An "entah mana mari" fellow. It will be highly improper for such a low level prince to address himself as an 'HRH' (His Royal Highness).

Finally look at that signature. It is a chicken scratch signature. Saudi princes would sign off in arabic. It is not in arabic. The long 'tail' is actually a 'C' followed by an 'S'.

The letter is a fake.

Here is the Saudi guy who wrote it :

- http://syedsoutsidethebox.blogspot.my/