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Thursday, July 9, 2015

Najib Razak :Our smartest, noblest and most altruistic and ethical Prime Minister


din-merican-and-dr-kamsiah1 about the Najib-WSJ affair. I am coming around to thinking that out of 6 Prime Ministers since Independence in 1957, Dato’ Seri Najib Razak is our smartest, noblest, most altruistic and ethical Prime Minister.
I should feel sorry that he has to go through this ordeal for political and personal problems of his own making. Let us all pray that he survives this stressful period of his long political career  and continues to remain in office. I am appealing to the Special Task Force comprising the dominant Attorney-General, the Twitter champion Inspector-General of Police, the Ringgit wrecker Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia and the Smooth Talking MACC Chief Commissioner to clear Najib’s name. Just be creative and innovative in seeking an end to this controversy. Our Prime Minister deserves a second chance (and more chances if necessary) to get on with the job. He has only been 6 years on the job. Tun Dr. Mahathir had 22+ years in office to do things his way.
Personally (and I do  not know about my fellow Malaysians), I need Najib to be around to take our country down the road of Greece and destroy UMNO as well. Only then UMNO leaders and their fawning and hand kissing grassroots members realise that they deserve the leader they chose. More goodies are coming your way, folks, until there is no more money left in the Treasury to pilfer and squander awayRakyat DiDahulukan, PrestasidiUtamakan dan Malaysia DiBinasakan.–Din Merican

Najib: I didn’t take any money for personal gain

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Amidst allegations of 1MDB funds having been channelled into his personal accounts, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak (pic) has reiterated that he did not take any money for personal gain.
“I want to reiterate that I have never taken 1MDB funds for personal gain,” said Najib in a statement on Wednesday.
“The Wall Street Journal ‘s aim is to incite malice and this is backed by certain quarters in the country whose aim is to make me step down as Prime Minister and UMNO President,” he said.
Najib added that he had instructed his lawyers to send a letter to WSJ to ask for confirmation on their article before taking legal action.
 “My lawyers will take further action after receiving the confirmation from the newspaper,” he said.
Najib further acknowledged that an investigation is being carried out by a special task force to verify the claims made by WSJ. “The investigation needs to take into account the authenticity of the documents that were published to support the newspaper’s allegations,” he said.
Earlier on Wednesday, Police raided the office of 1MDB at Jalan Sultan Ismail. They were later seen carrying documents as they were leaving the building.
WSJ last week published an article quoting an “unnamed investigator”, claiming that almost US$700mil (RM2.6bil) of 1MDB funds had been channelled into the Prime Minister’s personal accounts before the 13th general election.
The international business daily has since stood by its report, saying that it possessed “solid” documents to back its claim. On Tuesday, the publication uploaded nine pages of documents that showed alleged bank transfers from various companies to Najib’s personal accounts. -Din Merican

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