NAJIB’S COLD SHOULDER FOR DR SETEV SHAARIBUU REVELATIONS

THIS MAN WAS A “JUDGE” OF MAN, SOME KIND OF JUDGE? NOW HE FACES GOD, THE CREATOR, THE GREATEST EQUALISER, THE ALMIGHTY AND THE SUPREME DIVINE JUDGE OF ALL MEN AND THE UNIVERSE, WHO WILL CONSIDER HIS “CREDENTIALS” (IF ANY) IRRELEVANT! WHAT IS RELEVANT IS HOW HE JUDGED OTHERS. DID HE UPHOLD HIS OATH … Read more

Dr Setev Shaaribuu revelations, the role played by lobbyists, especially those working for foreign-equipment manufacturers, in defence procurement is now a matter of open public debate. The length to which some foreign suppliers can go to take on those who have interests of Najib at heart has been exposed. Also exposed, to an extent, is the involvement of powerful individuals in Malaysia whose actions show their allegiance to foreign firms, indeed nations, rather than their own nation.related article http://suarakeadilanmalaysia.wordpress.com/2012/03/28/mr-kim-quek-ask-najib-when-hes-sober-his-power-to-do-nothing/As I am about to show here, such anti-national individuals in important positions in the country are not limited to defence purchases alone.

It has been called the ‘fifth dimension of warfare’. Along with land, sea, air and space – the cyberworld is increasingly becoming a new frontline. Innovations in technology are changing the tactics of modern-day conflict. There are new tools in today’s arsenal of weapons. Helped by advances in electro-magnetics and modern information and communications technology, … Read more

Remember the Draft National Telecom Policy that was released by the powerful Union communications minister Kapil Sibal in October, 2011? The document made those lofty mission statements that the new policy must strive to achieve and stressed the need to build/develop/promote indigenous technology in this strategic sector, as most of the developed world does. I had talked about these pious platitudes in a post then -
Since then, powerful lobbies have been at work and the draft has undergone some modifications and the one that is close to being declared the government’s policy is a far cry from some of the stated missions. But over a period, as I studied other documents that would go into making India a ‘force to be reckoned with’ in telecom technology, the real shenanigans emerge. They seem outrageous and brazen.

In March/April 2011, the government put up on its official website the Draft National Frequency Allocation Plan (NFAP) – 2011. As you all know, frequency, or spectrum is that finite resource which is necessary for mobile connectivity and this is the resource that all operators fight over. After all, this 2G scam was nothing but the spectrum for 2G services.
It has been called the ‘fifth dimension of warfare’. Along with land, sea, air and space – the cyberworld is increasingly becoming a new frontline. Innovations in technology are changing the tactics of modern-day conflict. There are new tools in today’s arsenal of weapons. Helped by advances in electro-magnetics and modern information and communications technology, … Read more
In line with the government’s stated objective of promoting indigenous technology, the Draft NFAP made some heartening noises. In particular, the two about promoting Indian technology were:

1.    Requirements of micro cellular wireless access systems (fixed/mobile) based on TDD access techniques, especially indigenously developed technologies and low power digital cordless telephone systems and devices with maximum transmit power of 250MW, capable of coexistence with multiple operators may be considered in the frequency band 1880-1900 MHz may be considered subject to coordination on a case-by-case basis.

2.    The frequency band 1900-1910 MHZ paired with 1980-1990 MHz may also be considered for cellular telecom systems especially for indigenously developed systems and technologies for coordination on a case-by-case basis subject to availability of spectrum in these bands and after ensuring compatibility for coexistence with the systems operating in the frequency bands 1920-1980 MHz paired with 2110-2170 MHz

There was just one issue with these points. There is no spectrum available in the bandwidth mentioned in Point No 1. Therefore, saying that indigenous technology would be the preferred choice is fooling everyone, for it cannot be used. Point No 2, however, showed promise, for it could have helped a bevy of Indian manufacturers who have been fighting with the government to give them preference in procurement.
related article http://suarakeadilanmalaysia.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/if-the-mongolian-ghost-dont-get-you-mahathir-will-just-surrender-g13-candidate-listto-mahathir/
The file with the Draft recommendations lay with the secretary, department of telecommunication, for six months before the final NFAP was made public, in September 2011. It is a voluminous document and a cursory reading of the entire document and compared with the Draft would normally make the well-meaning Indian feel good.

But a closer and careful look revealed the shenanigans that went behind the scenes during these intervening six months that the secretary sat on the file. In a shocking case of what can only be termed as cheating even the nation’s Prime Minister, who has been advocating use of indigenous technology for telecom for as long as one can remember (refer to the link to my post given above to see details), the sentence – especially for indigenously developed systems and technologies – has been deleted.

Whoever did it must have thought no one will notice if a seemingly innocuous line is quietly deleted. But if one knows the impact this one line will have on future procurements, one thing is clear: It isn’t a case of simple oversight or a mistake. It is a wilful act and given that it is against national interest, it is nothing short of treason.

It is easy to figure out who all worked on the draft before it was finalised. So that person needs to be booked for anti-national activities for sure. But one also needs to go deeper into it and see who all influenced this man’s decision to carry out such an act. I am sure that will make public some names who strut around as veritable saints.

FTM IS DAIM PROPAGANDA MACHINE FULLY financed  BY DAIM

Mahthir’s good bye song to Najib Looted money Dissecting the ‘prophecies’ of  Mahathir,Daim Zainuddin, RPK and whorehouse FMT Dissecting the ‘prophecies’ of  Mahathir,Daim Zainuddin, RPK and whorehouse FMT “If the king is immoral, so will be his subordinates” A fish rots from the head down – never from the tail up. This embedded culture of … Read more

Malaysia response to a scandalous mess is neat and categorised. Cash and sex are the north and south pole of mass interest, each with a sprawling magnetic field. We divide the hemispheres with the equator of logic. Cash and corruption are the preserve of politics. Sex is the province of glamour. We refuse to recognise any cross-over evidence.

Defeat is the distance between a bedtime story and a wake-up call. The former starts with ‘Once upon a time…’ and lulls the voter to sleep. The second is an energiser that addresses a fresh dawn.Weakness is contagious. It tends to debilitate even those limbs of the body politic that are functioning normally.A helpless Prime Minister induces a hapless government. Drift, as the term indicates, is never in a hurry. A government can float a long way before someone realizes that it has lost direction. Drift does not threaten a government’s survival, but it saps the people’s patience.This is useful if you want to buy time, but not effective if you want to run a government.

What these examples illustrate is that the moral life is anything but clear. DSK’s womanizing lifestyle is irrelevant to his crime. George W Bush’s ‘moral clarity’ brought great suffering to the Iraqi people and diminished America’s prestige

Old story does not mean solved story…as long as the story is not yet solved, whether old or new, it is still a matter of concern. In fact, when comes to unsolved story, the older it gets, the more pressing it becomes, because that show how “impotent” the police is,
corruption has been happening for a long time yet no action has been taken, not even now. So shouldn’t the rakyat vote for change of govt since the current one is unwilling to address the corruption issue?
Throughout human history, when a servant or someone of low status accused a powerful person of rape, she was ignored. This is why the arrest in New York of Dominique Strauss-Kahn (DSK), the former head of the International Monetary Fund and a contender for the presidency of France, has exhilarated the world. The trial will soon decide if DSK is guilty of sexual assault. In the meantime, there is victory in the fact that the maid was given the respect she deserved when New York’s police took her accusations seriously and arrested a very powerful and wealthy man.

The mistake people made in judging DSK was to confuse his womanizing with sexual assault. It was as wrong as the idea still prevailing in India that a ‘loose’ woman can be raped. There is huge difference between consensual and forced sex, and a woman’s right to say “no” is not diminished by the number of times she may have said “yes” in the past. In fact, DSK’s ability to find willing partners makes him an unlikely rapist. Only one historical allegation matters — Tristane Banon’s claim that he sexually assaulted her and tried to rape her during an interview in 2002. In the eyes of the law, there is no difference between raping a prostitute or a virgin. A husband who forces his wife to have sex also commits a crime; a married woman who has an affair does not.  IGP is making a naive and a sweeping statement that the allegation is old and done with. QUESTIONS: Is there any ‘statutory limitation’ provision attached to an allegation that you cannot file a police report? Do we need to submit proofs and evidences attached to the police report before the police starts investigation? Who are you protecting? Why not arrest Ramli for making a false report against the AG and a former IGP. These two are as quiet as a mouse and dare not sue the pants off Ramli and his fellow officers. You want our respect? Then we dare you to reopen the case as Ramli dare continue to stand by his allegations. The case is not old, it has just not been touched. Care to comment Mr. IGP?

Murdered Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu came to work in Malaysia to specifically meet Datuk Seri Najib Razak, her father has alleged.

Dr Setev Shaariibuu said today that when he asked his daughter a few years back the purpose of her trip to Malaysia, she said she had to “meet important people.”

“I asked her what was her purpose of travelling to Malaysia. She showed me a picture… taken in Paris. Three people were in it — Abdul Razak Baginda, Najib, and Altantuya.

“She said ‘I have to meet important people’, and pointed to Najib,” he told reporters, through Mongolian interpreter Tsoggerel Och.

Shaariibuu (picture)said he did not know who Najib was when he saw the photograph several years back.

“She told me she had something to decide with Najib. I told her it was not worth it but she went anyway.

“A lot of witnesses have seen this picture,” said a visibly-tired looking Shaariibuu.

The father of the murdered Mongolian woman has offered himself as a witness to the on-going Scorpene submarine sale probe by French authorities, claiming his daughter’s death was linked to the case.

Shaariibuu said today his testimony would be able to “connect the dots” between her death and the Scorpene case, and that he will say “what he knows at the right time.”

“She went to Malaysia against my will,” he said softly.

Altantuya’s one-time lover Abdul Razak, who was a close associate of Najib, was acquitted of a charge of abetting two Special Action Squad members — Azilah Hadri and Sirul Azhar Umar — to commit the murder in 2006.

The murder was committed between 10pm on October 19, 2006, and 1am the following day at a clearing in Shah Alam’s Mukim Bukit Raja.

While Abdul Razak was acquitted, his co-accused Azilah and Sirul were found guilty and sentenced to death. Setev has also filed a RM100 million civil suit against the government and the convicted duo in June 2007, seeking compensation for the hardships his spouse and two grandchildren have suffered because of Altantuya’s death.

The prime minister needs to respond by ensuring that there are acceptable and proven answers to the following questions:

1. Who gave the orders for the C4 explosives to be taken out and to be used on poor Altantuya?

2. Who gave the orders to delete all ingress and egress records of the late Altantuya in the Immigration system?

3. Who gave the instructions to the bodyguards of the PM and his spouse to carry out the brutal, ghastly killing?

4. Why did the prime minister so eagerly get involved with wanting to assist Razak Baginda but at the same time does not seem to want to eagerly show respect and compassion for the grieving father nor to give assurances that as prime minister he will personally look into the matter and ensure no stone is left unturned?

5. Now that the father of the dead soul Altantuya claims that he saw the photo of the prime minster with his daughter, what has the leader of Malaysia got to say? Or will he remain tight-lipped? We need to know because if it is sheer fabrication we the rakyat will do everything to save the reputation and integrity of our prime minister. If it is otherwise, we will also ensure that the prime minister resigns immediately because he did swear that he had nothing to do with her and did not know her (remember?).

6. The prime minister also needs to get to the bottom of the claim that our government did not reply nor respond to any of the communication from the Mongolian counterpart. If there have been officers and leaders who have been negligent on the job they must be removed by the PM to protect the international reputation and maintain foreign relations at its peak.

Dr Setev Shaariibuu has offered himself as a witness in an on-going Scorpene submarine sale probe by French authorities, claiming his daughter’s death is linked to the case.

The father of murdered Mongolian model Altantuya Shaariibuu said today his testimony would be able to “connect the dots” between her death and the Scorpene case, which will be heard in a French court.

“He (Shaariibuu) knows that there is a connection with the French case and the murder case, and would like to help connect the dots.

“If he testifies in court, he says he will give detailed information,” Mongolian interpreter Tsoggerel Och said, translating what Shaariibuu had told him.

Shaaribuu, who was present, was also accompanied by Suaram director Cynthia Gabriel.

“We know the investigation in France is not about the murder, but it is fundamentally linked to the issue of corruption and the scandal of illegal commissions dogging current Prime Minister (Datuk Seri) Najib (Razak) and his counterparts in France,” said Gabriel.

She said Suaram will be compiling a list of potential witnesses to be given to the French courts, and that Shaariibuu would be one of the potential witnesses on the list.

“The trial in France will be heard at the Tribunal de Grande Instance, a first-degree court that deals with civil litigation matters. Judges designated to hear the case include Judge Roger Le Loire and Judge Serge Tournaire.

“Mr Shaariibuu hopes French investigations can zero in on the motives behind the brutal killing of his daughter, and (that) the criminals behind this crime be exposed and punished,” said the Suaram director.

Altantuya’s one-time lover Abdul Razak Baginda, who was said to be a close associate of Najib, was acquitted of a charge of abetting two Special Action Squad members — Azilah Hadri and Sirul Azhar Umar — to commit the murder in 2006.

The murder was committed between 10pm on October 19, 2006, and 1am the following day at a clearing in Shah Alam’s Mukim Bukit Raja.

While Abdul Razak was acquitted, his co-accused Azilah and Sirul were found guilty and sentenced to death.Setev has also filed a RM100 million civil suit against the government and the convicted duo in June 2007, seeking compensation for the hardships his spouse and two grandchildren have suffered because of Altantuya’s death.

Lawyers, Bar Council and all professionals must take up cause – murder trial was a mockery

Having said all that ‘Must-Do’ list for the prime minister of Malaysia, let us Malaysians not forget that we must fight to save the dignity and pride of Malaysia. Therefore all lawyers, the Bar Council and all other honorable professionals must rise to make their position known on this Altantuya matter. This is no ordinary murder folks. Our nation’s name, dignity and honor is at stake. In fact it is not paranoid to state that even our national security is being breached.

And so too all religious leaders must get their flock to stand up for justice, honor and demonstrate their patriotism for the nation’s dignity and honor. They must demand for the answers to the above ‘Must-Do’ list for the prime minister. The prime mister must be held accountable and supportive of the rakyat;s determination to salvage and save the country’s honor.

Malaysians must show they are an honorable and reasonable people

Hopefully, we will not forget this concern until the father of Altantuya re-appears next few years later. Let us show the world that Malaysians are accountable, reasonable, honourable and will not stop at no for an answer and do not have fear or favour in punishing the guilty.

Let us also show our Conference of Rulers and with thier Majesties’ support that the rakyat will and ensure that Malaysia’s reputation is not jeopordized by criminals. We will with the support and enthusiasm of our revered Rulers bring the culprit to book.

Resolving this Altantuya case is true national service. The prime minster must act. Hopefully the main stream media will have that same sense of moral and social responsibility and champion the rakyat’s quest to save the country’s damaged reputation and tattered dignity.

And the prime minister must not wait for another nationwide protest march before he ensures that prompt and spotless justice is dispensed.