RM2.6b: Was it used for politics, elections, IS or the Jews?

Wanita Umno delegate Anina Saaduddin wants one definite and clear explanation as to what the PM used the RM2.6 billion donation for.

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PETALING JAYA: Umno members and the public at large deserve one definite and clear explanation and not different versions of what Prime Minister Najib Razak used the RM2.6 billion donation he received for, said Langkawi Wanita Umno delegate Anina Saaduddin.

In a 1.31 minute video uploaded on YouTube, Anina said that every time an attempt was made to explain how the donation was utilised, Umno members were “served” a different version for their consumption.

“For example, for politics… for elections… for ISIS (to fight Islamic State)… for (to fight) the Jews. And what’s next?”

She said the issue was an important one because it involved the ruling party Barisan Nasional and the explanation should not therefore be limited to just the three million Umno members but the public at large.

“Today we are not just faced with three million Umno members. We are facing 28 million Malaysians. Whether they are the voting public or not, they have the right to know the truth.

She also said it was high time Najib explain in clear terms how the money was spent.

“I feel the time has come for Datuk Seri Najib to come forward with a definite and clear explanation, not just for the three million Umno members, but the public at large,” she reiterated.

A few weeks back, Anina caused quite a stir when she declared that Najib had lied to Umno members by saying they all supported him.

“The president has lied about the three million Umno members. He said three million Umno members support him. I call on the Umno supreme council to bring Datuk Seri Najib for treatment,” she said, as he was obviously “hallucinating”.

In her speech at the Langkawi Umno annual meeting, Anina also said Najib required medical treatment because he had been “urinating” on Umno members. “Urinate” is used as slang in some Malay communities to mean “lie” or “cheat.”

Anina’s speech was recorded on video and a portion of it uploaded to the Internet, where it went viral.