Sarawak Report not cricket, old girl?

A very puzzling person in recent Malaysian times has been Clare Rewcastle Brown, who is reputed to be a British journalist. As she was born in Sarawak, I suppose it's only natural for her to be still interested in Sarawak affairs.

Indeed, she founded the co-called Sarawak Report which has been referred to in recent news and blog postings. The Sarawak Report described itself as "a group of citizens and onlookers deeply concerned by the situation in Sarawak, East Malaysia."

She is also founder of Radio Free Sarawak which together with Sarawak Report has not been complimentary of Peh-Mor and family, and their asset holdings in the USA and Canada, wakakaka.

I too am interested in the alleged notorious affairs of Peh-Mor, where I have heard of umpteen bundles of RM100 notes being carried in brief cases casually around the Sarawak boondocks and mysteriously 'left lying here and there', wakakaka, during election times.

Whatever, Claire Rewcastle Brown probing into Sarawakian affairs seems to be fine and natural for someone who continues to hold such an immense interest in her birth place.

She first came to my notice when she was engaged in a verbal tiff with RPK. T'was about 1MDB. It would appear Claire Rewcastle Brown has spread her investigative interests outside of Sarawak and over the South China Sea into Peninsular Malaysia politics.

She has been said to even provide information that Najib has ang-pow-rised Hadi Awang with RM90 million - or was it RM200 million - for the latter to allegedly not korek into 1MDB affairs during parliamentary sessions.

For what to Hadi Awang has been her slanderous kay-poh-chnee-ness, especially for one who is a foreigner (Hadi does NOT like Westerners - see image below) she has been sued by Hadi Awang. Latest, it seems she is in big shit over the legal suit.

I wonder why Claire Rewcastle Brown has strayed from her principal interest, namely Peh-Mor and Sarawakian affairs, into Peninsular politics. Even the horn-bill doesn't fly that far. She also seems to have abandoned her erstwhile interests in Sarawak matters.

Thus, the Sarawak Report in describing itself as "a group of citizens and onlookers deeply concerned by the situation in Sarawak, East Malaysia" has NOT been kosher - for a start, its principal is NOT a citizen but rather a foreigner, and secondly, its area of so-called 'concern' has lately been completely outside Sarawak.

Would this be considered 'fake news'?

Her Sarawak Report and indeed Radio Free Sarawak are not commercial undertakings, thus presumably are self-funded or highly subsidised. Either she must be personally mighty rich to be able to afford such indulgences or she has been paid kau kau by someone.

If so, ie. been paid kau kau by someone, and she knows this as she is a Western journalist, she has an obligation to inform her public each and every time that she publishes her Sarawak Report news and broadcasts on her Radio Free Sarawak that the so-called news and broadcasts have been funded by so-and-so.

Otherwise those published/broadcast so-called news, as her British countrymen would say, would not be cricket, meaning that for profit she's pushing out someone's prepared-intended information and propaganda but under the guise of news.