so where is the accountability? Ministers made decisions on mega deals, but when things went wrong, they do not have to be accountable. We all know mega bucks mean mega commissions or kickbacks, with ACA (morphed into MACC, not to be confused with the popular Malaysian Association of Chinese Comedians) closing one eye and shut the other. We have AG who can be like God, who can decide who to prosecute or persecute; we have the judiciary making decisions favourable to BN (if not at Magistrate level, then High Court, then if necessary, the Federal Court); now we even have a Minister in the PM's department who has the mandate to tell government agencies to 'let bygones be bygones, we must move on'. Such simple solution to difficult matters... all these are possible, only in Bolehland!
The Malaysian Insider:
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/putrajaya-directs-glcs-danaharta-to-drop-all-claims-against-tajuddin-ramli/
Not so easy, according to ex-cop Mat Zain...
"A former senior cop has called for charges to be brought against Tan Sri Tajuddin Ramlim saying the withdrawal of civil suits against the former Malaysian Airline (MAS) chairman does not indemnify him against criminal culpability..."
More:
http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2011/08/13/a-g-must-still-prosecute-tajuddin-says-mat-zain/
Raja Petra's comments with list of his earlier exposes:
http://malaysia-today.net/mtcolumns/42766-ahah-did-we-not-say-so
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