Everyone knows Pattail got promoted to AG For his role in Anwar’s case for sodomy

How come not much details about this scum of a judge? Augustine Paul. How come he is allowed to get a way with what he has done. Was his life threatened? Were his children’s lives in danger? Was he black mailed? extorted? If the answer is NO, then Augustine Paul, you have been exposed for what you are – a scumbag. You will go down in Malaysian History as the most unprincipled and corrupt judge ever  sit on the bench. Don’t think you can quietly slink away into your burrow to enjoy all the illgotten gains because you will one day have to face justice. Is there anyone sick in your family? is there turmoil in relationships in your family? Is there trouble in your family? Can you sleep peacefully at night? Beware, all these are a warning to you. The blood of inoncents are on your hands. 

Reincarnation Judge Augustine Paul UMNO FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS, THEY ONLY KNOW HOW TO BULLY TO GET THEIR WAY AND NOW THINK IT IS THEIR BIRTHRIGHT.

your time has come to face god almighty and all things you did on earth will be relevant my dear judge. hope god shows you mercy. and history will remember you and your family will carry that burden. just see how people speak of your death.may god bless you. Other judges, policemen, MACC men… you will also be judged by god when your time comes. you can escape the law on earth but God awaits you. Ahmad Said try not to speak bad about the judge in Australia cos he will get more credit from god than you

Allah S.W.T says in his mighty Al-Quran Chapter No. 27 : Verse No. 50 …”So they plotted a plot: and We plotted a plot, while they perceived not. “While Mahathir and Co plotted a plot to jail and maim Anwar, Allah S.W.T had a great plan for these evil men! Subahanallah! All Praise to God!

Trial judge Datuk Mohd Zabidin Mohd Diah concluded that there was a prima facie case against the 63-year old Pakatan Rakyat (PR) de facto leader, facing a second sodomy case charge in 13 years.

He was sacked as deputy prime minister and finance minister after the first case came to light in 1998.

“Prosecution proven all facts to define charge. Prima facie case made out against accused. Accused therefore called to enter defence,” said Mohd Zabidin today.

Anwar’s lawyers, in their submissions throughout the prosecution’s case, have attacked the credibility of the star witness Saiful as well as the lab findings of the government chemists.

They had charged that Saiful had lied in open court, and charged that there were many loopholes in his testimony.

The judge, however, quashed all arguments relating to Saiful’s credibility, saying that the complainant’s testimony was indeed reliable.

“I found PW1 credible witness, his evidence reliable,” said Mohd Zabidin.

The judge also ruled that there was nothing “inconsistent” with clinical findings by Hospital Kuala Lumpur specialists in the case.

“All three doctors testified positively, conclude there was penile penetration,” said the trial judge.

Defence lawyer Sankara Nair argued against accepting the DNA samples in the trial as the samples were kept by investigating officer ASP Jude Pereira for 97 hours before being given to the chemist.

The prosecution team, led by Solicitor-General II Datuk Mohd Yusof Zainal Abiden, argued that the DNA samples taken from three items in a cell where Anwar spent the night on July 16, 2008 matched with the “Male Y” DNA profile.

Yusof had also said Anwar was the sole detainee in the lockup at the time when the items — a “Good Morning” towel, toothbrush and mineral water bottle — were retrieved.

Chemist Dr Nor Aidora Saedon and Supt Amidon Anan were called earlier in April  to identify the items to be marked as exhibits.

Government scientist Dr Seah Lay Hong testified last March that she had found two unknown male DNA profiles from samples retrieved from around Saiful’s anus, one of which she had earlier called “Male Y”.

The trial will resume from June 6 to 30.

The scope of the Attorney-General’s powers in Malaysia has long been a subject of debate and controversy. He is the chief legal adviser to the government and is responsible for advising ministers involved in legal proceedings in their official capacity

FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS, THEY ONLY KNOW HOW TO BULLY TO GET THEIR WAY AND NOW THINK IT IS THEIR BIRTHRIGHT.

Our AG is a useless crony being used by the UMNOist to defend their corrupted members and to persecute the innocence. He had shown he lack credibility and being bias to certain cases. Fabrication is one of his specialities. Talking cock is another. Have you read the Unholy Trinity ?

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Let’s face it, the BN government has turned the juciary into a kangaroo court. Malaysians are very sceptical of the impartiality of our courts even at the highest level. Corruption is the order of the day. You have money, you can get away even with murder. And woe to those who have to face the government and those in power in our courts. Yours is a gone case for sure. Recently there are some judges who have shown some semblance of independence but these are very exceptional and probably just a show case. Nothing short of a major overhaul is needed

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The AG & the IGP must be IMMEDIATELY stood aside pending investigation by an Independent body. If found to be

CORRUPTTED and Guilty, should be charged in court.
immediately, place both of these two Malaysian
CLOWNS under house arrest.

Sex needs to be spontaneous and only then does it completely fulfill and please one. Here are three steps that will guarantee ultimate sexual pleasure.readmore Farah Azlina Latif sex with complainant

” Gani honey. If you spill on us, I’m going to tell them that you’ve got less meat in your pants than there is in a vegetarian dish…

In Malaysia, the more corruptted and evil you are, the
faster and higher you move up the ladder.
Malaysia BOLEH !!!

What happened to the investigation of Rompin MP who was involved in the sexual harrassment of the GRO in the five star hotel? How was the collusion between Shafee and the AG who convinced the complainant to withdraw the charges?

Very compelling arguments for a change in the role of our AG with the examples given.
But these are recent cases, what about those cases in the past with political implications where he AG had used his powers that gave rise to suspicions of bias?
The PM had missed the opportunity to show he’s serious about judicial reform before he steps down when he selected Zaki to be the CJ.

The solution is to separate the offices of the AG and the PP.

the summary is : The BN government, lack of integrity, no integrity, no shame, and they are thick skin, they will go to heaven or hell ? the god know. They think there is no karma, there is no consequence, let see how this Najib and the Rosma will die next time ? high chance is that, they are taking lots of medicine, they will have lots of illness, they cant be natural and healthy, they will need all kind of medicine to keep them going…

There is no integrity, there is only lots of corruption, there is no accountibility ? they can hide, they can deny, we the rakyat can vote,
, we the rakyat, must make sure, we vote in the government,
the one that care for rakyat, not corrupt…
do you have friends suffer in hospital ? do you feel you are being fairly treated ? do you feel your money spend wisely ? the government, we must exercise our right to tell them, be a good government that take care of rakyat,

Everyone knows Pattail got promoted to AG 
For his role in Anwar’s case for sodomy
Maha Shithead purposely brought him
To stop and kill Anwar Ibrahim

They now trying to do the same scenario
Najis, Musang, Pattail, bastards, the trio
Trying, again to do it all over
But round one went to Anwar’s favour

The judges have become brave and daring
Saying enough is enough to your raping
Of the court and the judiciary
With your repeated cases of sodomy

Pak Lah has not only been sleeping on his job as PM during the last 5 years, he is also very deaf to what the citizens had been crying-out loudly that his AG “practises selective prosecution”.
This serious perception is not only common local-coffee-shop topic but also among foreigners. So if Pak Lah really has ears, he should have heard this talk and should have taken remedial action instead of allowing him to “bermaharajalela” for too long.
So now Pak Lah, you are paying partly for his wrong-doings.

Pak lah left behind a legacy of being the most incompetent Malaysian PM. His circle of advisers and ministers shows him little respect and makes him looks like an idiot. Sad to say he lacks any leadership skills for the job.

..’The govt. must be prepared to review the presently unfettered powers of the AG’
Absolute power in the hands of AG can lead to absolute corruption just as absolute power in the hands of politicans can and will lead to absolute corruption.There must be proper check and balance if truth and justice are to have meaning and value to people who have respect for the system of rule of law.

You trust this Guni 4 Tahil? He was already a crook and a samseng during his school days. His brother was quite o.k.

Mahathir is the REAL culprit who destroyed our judiciary.Current crop of AG, DGP and the crooked police are his products! These shitheads whom are already corrupted to the core should be caught,charged and sentence in open,just and public court.These SOB’s are the living dead and souless bast*rd who won’t even think twice about prostituting their own mothers,daughter and country just for the sake of money! Damn!!!

Justice to Altantuya!!!

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re-cap,even before altantuya’s murder case went on trial,who is this AG to decide that this case would involve only three accuses ???the AG has been acting like the god of law in this bolehland.

Since 15th August 2010, Malaysia Today published nine reports on how Tajudin Ramli plundered MAS and reduced this airline company from a surplus of more than RM600 million to a deficit in excess of RM8 billion.Malaysia Today also showed documents to not only prove this but also to prove that there was collusion between the AG Chambers, MACC and PRDM to sweep this entire episode under the carpet. But that is not the whole story. Today, we are going to show you how else MAS was plundered.

THE CORRIDORS OF POWER

Raja Petra Kamarudin

Parts 1 to 9 of this series of articles (you can read them in the links below) showed how Tajuddin Ramli plundered MAS with such impunity. There were attempts by the PDRM (Royal Malaysian Police) and the AG Chambers — before Ramli Yusuff became the Director of the Commercial Crimes Investigations Department — to cover up Tajudin’s wrongdoings.

Ramli Yusuff, however, reopened the investigation and, together with the MAS Directors, went to meet Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to brief him on the situation. Ramli Yusuff then prepared a detail report identifying how MAS was scammed. He also recommended that Tajudin Ramli be charged for various offences.

This report was submitted to Annuar Zaini, an Abdullah Badawi nominee who sits as Bernama Chairman and a MAS Board member. Annuar Zaini thus had access to all things happening in MAS.

Tajudin Ramli, however, was not the only one who plundered MAS. Abdullah Badawi himself had done the same thing back in 2002 when he was still only the Deputy Prime Minister. And what Abdullah Badawi did was: he forced MAS to give the right of privatising MAS Catering Sdn Bhd to his family company, Fahim Capital Sdn Bhd.

It appears like Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad knew this but he nevertheless allowed it to happen, probably so that he had something to hold against Abdullah Badawi in case the latter reneged on his promises to the former. Maybe Mahathir thought that this would be his trump card against Abdullah Badawi when the former relinquishes power to the latter in 2003.

But, regardless of all that, Abdullah Badawi stilled betrayed Mahathir. And he also betrayed Ramli Yusuff when he (Ramli), instead of Tajuddin Ramli, ended up in the dock.

Why did Abdullah Badawi allow them to go for Ramli Yusuff instead of going for Tajudin Ramli? The reason is simple enough as illustrated by the two letters below dated 30th January 2002 and 7th March 2002.

Initially, it was quite perplexing as to why the head of the CCID was arrested and charged instead of the person he was pursuing, Tajudin Ramli. But when you see that the Prime Minister himself also had his hands in the MAS cash-box then it begins to make sense.

If the shit in MAS were to hit the fan then some of this shit would splash onto the Prime Minister. So better this shit remains buried and those who were trying to bring it to the surface get sent to jail on fabricated charges — that the courts have since ruled unfounded. And Abdullah Badawi demanded that he be made the MAS adviser in 2009 as part of his ‘retirement package’ so that he can continue to keep the shit hidden.

Did the court not acquit Ramli Yusuff without his defence being called? And did the judge not chide the IGP, Musa Hassan, for this unreliable and untruthful testimony? What more proof do you need that Ramli Yusuff is a victim of persecution and that one of the reasons for this is his relentless pursuit of Tajudin Ramli.

And, to add icing to the cake, they also went for the lawyer for MAS, Rosli Dahlan. They allege that he is an accomplice to Ramli Yusuff. But the court has ruled that Ramli Yusuff did not commit a crime. Can Rosli now still be found guilty of being an accomplice to a crime that the court says never happened?

Let’s wait and see what happens because Rosli Dahlan’s trial will be decided very soon, about ten days more to be exact (6th-8th September 2010).

Did not Malaysia Today say a couple of years ago that ‘all roads lead to Putrajaya’? And some had the cheek to say that Malaysia Today was being seditious and malicious. Yes, as Mukhriz Mahathir said, only 40% of whatMalaysia Today publishes is true. Well, there are two letters below. Which 60% of these two letters are false?

Over to you, Mukhriz. Or are you going to happily allow this one to pass so that you can use it against Khairy Jamaluddin in the next round of your contest for the Umno Youth leadership?One of the problems of being around on this planet for a while is that one begins to see most things in a slightly skewed perspective. You look back in time to context current events. The successes others around you are constantly exulting in do not impress you that much simply because you know tomorrow always comes

 whether Garth Brooks wants it or not. No, it doesn’t mean one is a cynic or a disparager. It only means one learns from history. If we don’t, as the wit said, we are condemned to repeat our mistakes.The anti-corruption movement that seemed to start with a lot of promise is now in the danger of being obliterated by the state-sponsored dirty-tricks department itself. Not that one hadn’t expected this. I myself have maintained that politicians — of all hues and shapes and parties —

 can never accept the clauses contained in the draft, for it affects their very survival, but the ferocity of attack from all flanks on those who are spearheading the campaign is unbelievable.The shameless manner in which the ruling party has gone about discrediting the non-political members of the committee has shocked almost everybody with a semblance of civility. I was, honestly,

As expected, Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim was asked to defend himself against sodomy charges that he says were framed by Prime Minister Najib Razak and wife Rosmah Mansor in a bid to destroy his political career

“How can the BN let go such an opportunity to further smear and tarnish Anwar,” PKR vice president Tian Chua told Malaysia Chronicle.

On the political downcycle, Najib has been accused by pundits of resorting to gutter politics to attack his opponents. Desperate to maintain his position in his Umno party, he has given the green light to a series of conspiracies that have dragged the nation through mud and created angst and unhappines amongst races.

The most recent scandals that his administration has been accused of trumping up are the sex video scandal against Anwar, where Anwar was accused of adultery with a female prostitute.

When the drama began to pall, his Umno-owned newspaper Utusan accused the Christian leaders in the country of conspiring with Anwar’s Pakatan Rakyat coalition to replace Islam with Christianity as the official religion.

“Never before has Malaysia reached such a low level as now,” BUkit Gantang MP Nizar Jamaluddin told Malaysia Chronicle. ”This is the most shameful and degrading period ever in our history for the Malays and we have Najib and Rosmah to thank for it. Malaysians want peace. They want to have right to choose, otherwise what for have elections at all. Accept the people’s choice and stop using all these low-down blows to go after Anwar, PAS and Pakatan.”

Najib is expected to call for snap general elections before the end of this year.

Meanwhile, controversial Judge Mohamad Zabidin Mohd Diah called for trial to begin from June 6 to 30, saying he was satisfied a prima facie case had been established.

“No reason for this court not to accept evidence in this case,” Mohamad Zabidin told the court on Monday.

Another dark day for Malaysia

The 64-year old Anwar was accused of sodomising his personal aide Saiful Bukhari Azlan, 25, at a plush condo on June 26, 2008 just weeks after Anwar announced his decision to make a parliamentary comeback.

If convicted, Anwar stands to be imprisioned for not less than 5 years and not more than 20 years under section 377B of the Penal Code.

Scores of Anwar supporters had packed the cortroom from as early as 4.30am. Many were from his constituency of Permatang Pauh in Penang. They were obviously upset by the ruling, which they felt insulted the Opposition Leader given the flimsiness of the charges that have been lambasted by world leaders from the United States, UK, Canada, Australia, Sweden to Ireland.

PKR leaders called for calm. Anwar’s wife and PKR president Wan Azizah told the media that it was another dark day for justice in the country.

Subang MP Sivarasa Rasiah told Malaysia Chronicle the party would soon let the public know what would next be the course of action. “Everyone, please stay calm. We just have to keep fighting on,” he said.

Meanwhile, Anwar’s lawyer Sankara Nair said the defence would call Najib and Rosmah Mansor to the stand to be grilled for their part in the conspiracy.

The complainant Saiful had met Najib two days before lodging the police complaint that eventually led to Anwar’s arrest. The prime minister had initially denied ever knowing Saiful but as photos of Saiful and his own aides began appearing in cyberspace, Najib U-turned and admitted to the meeting. Sodomy is a crime in Malaysia.

“We may call 30 defence witnesses,” said Sankara, expressing disappointment at the judge’s decision which he said was baseless.

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What the judge said

In a speech lasting nearly two hours, the judge read from case notes and pointed out key events in the case.

“What was needed to be proved is a prima facie case, credible evidence to ingredient of offence, whether Saiful was a credible witness” said Mohamad Zabidin.

“It was not surprising defence had tried to paint a picture of Saiful as someone who has zero credibility. With greatest respect, I find this irrelevant. Saiful followed instructions of accused after incident, did not immediately lodge police report. He was given preferential treatment in the office, compared to senior colleagues. Saiful is a young man, not just any employee but personal assistant to the accused.”

“I find Saiful’s evidence remains intact. I find him to be a good, true witness, evidence is reliable, if accepted can be used. After finding Saiful credible, not affected by failure to run away or not report, the question is whether opportunity for the act to take place.”

“I find accused and complainant at crime scene, opportunity for crime to take place. (Tne) chemist’s evidence shows swabs taken from Saiful. These swabs confirmed presence of semen. All three doctors testified positively, conclude there was penile penetration.  I find nothing inconsistent with doctors’ findings.”

“I find nothing inconsistent with doctors’ findings. The other crucial evidence is DNA evidence. The accused was the last occupant in cell before towel, mineral water bottle, toothbrush was taken for DNA sampling.”

What the defense said

To Anwar’s lawyers, it was clear the Judge only saw what he wanted to see and ignored all the rest. They pointed out that initially Anwar was initially charged for ‘raping’ Saiful in that there was physical compulsion involved.

Yet, it is impossible for the 64-year old and frail Anwar to physically force Saiful, who is a well-built 6-footer and the charge was quickly and controversially amended to consensual although Saiful has stuck to saying Anwar had compelled him. Saiful also never explained why, if it was not consensual, did he not run away from Anwar.

“The judge just skirted around the conflicts in the issue. He also talked about Saiful’s character and yet somehow forgot about Saiful’s romance with Farah Azalina, the deputy public prosecutor, during the trial and how they kept the romance secret from the court. Is a man who two-timed his fiancee with a newly-met DPP a man with good character?” one the defense team told Malaysia Chronicle. 

“The judge talked about the Hospoital Kuala Lumpur doctors’ report and how the doctors agreed there was penetration. He does not mention the initial HKL report had denied any penetration at all. The judge also never took into account the doctor’s testimony from the Pusrawi Hospital, which again clearly states no penetration. He never mentioned at all why the prosecution refused to allow the Pusrawi doctor to testify.”

“As for the toothbrush, mineral water bottle and towel, did the judge remember that even he himself had rejected them as sampling items for DNA matching because they were illegally taken from Anwar and the samples were kept for days in the Investigating Officer’s drawer before being sent to the Chemistry De[partment. This would surely have caused degradation. How can such unreliable samples be allowed? Then the judge completely ignores the DNA analysis sheets which showed the presence of DNA belonging to more than two men in Saiful’s anus. Five unidentified male DNA was found. Yet, the judge completely ignores this factor. How can such a thing happen unless either Saiful was a sex maniac or DNA was planted on the swabs.”

Like most Bengalis I am elated Mamata Banerjee has won. She is a gutsy person and has built her organisation from scratch to take on the mighty Left citadel which she brought crashing down last friday. The media which abandoned its neutrality in politics a long time back celebrated her victory with as much delight as her Trinamool workers playing Holi on the streets. I may be however forgiven for feeling a bit disappointed that journalists, unlike in my time, have abjured their impartial roles and become as much a part of politics as party workers. Newspapers, magazines, news channels today side with political parties at election time making it difficult for common people to separate facts from propaganda, truth from disinformation. I hated the media’s original rejection of Mamata and bootlicking of the Left as much as I dislike their new found love for her and hatred of the Left.

The media’s job is to inform. It is up to you and me to assess that information and decide who we want to support. Mamata with her easy, street smart charm could have easily won this battle on her own. Just as Gautam Deb would have easily lost the battle for the Left by his aggressive, uncouth posturing. The media needed to referee the confrontation instead of conjoining it. But that’s another matter. I am happy Mamata won and gave the Left a rest after 34 years of running West Bengal, largely into the ground. But the funny thing is: I recall when the Left Government came to power and Jyoti Basu became chief minister, he said exactly the same things Mamata is saying today and we applauded him exactly as we are applauding Mamata now. People flowed out onto the streets to celebrate the victory of the red revolution. Just as they are doing today, to celebrate Trinamool’s green revolution.

Tamil Nadu is the same. I hear Jayalalitha saying the same things today, to thunderous applause, that I heard Karunanidhi say when she was chucked out by the electorate and the DMK came in with so much hope and fanfare. The first thing Jayalalitha said on Friday after her landslide victory was: The people of Tamil Nadu have voted out corruption. Those were the exact first words of Karunanidhi when he defeated her last time. She was then seen as the symbol of corruption. Many bribery cases were filed against her. Today, she admonishes the DMK with precisely the same words and the electorate loves it. It’s not only because of our collective amnesia. It’s also because a new generation of voters comes out in every election with no memory of the past. It’s charming to see their gullibility and hope, their dreams of change.

Actually our choices are very limited in most polls. We are forced to decide between really awful people. The “none of the above” button which voters have been demanding for ages has still not been given presumably because there’s a fear that most voters will actually press it. As a result, a consortium of crooks, rascals and fixers run our polity with shameless disregard for issues of morality and public trust. Luckily, the nation has finally woken up to the fact that it’s possible to resist them, punish them, put them behind bars with a little bit of help from institutions like the Supreme Court which still function with their head held high in an environment where most crawl on all fours and seek favours from the corrupt. No wonder there’s so much of anger and angst all around.

Elections give people a chance to vent their ire, to show their power. To prove that our democracy still flourishes despite so many disappointments and disconnects. Mamata’s victory, the DMK’s abject defeat, the Left losing both Kerala and West Bengal, Gogoi’s third term, the Karnataka by-elections: all these are signs that India is doing well. We know how to use the ballot to win back the freedoms we occasionally misplace. But, yes, we also need to remember our past so that we make the right choices. We need to learn the lessons history teaches us. That’s the only way we can look ahead with courage and faith instead of wallowing in self pity, flagellating ourselves for our many failures. If we make mistakes, as indeed we often do, we know that we can always right them at the next polls