"What kind of befuddled logic is that? The AG report on 1MDB was classified on the ground that its confidentiality should be preserved until it is tabled in Parliament later so that the latter would have the privilege of being the first to view it. Now the speaker of Parliament refuses to have this report tabled on the ground that it is a classified document.
In other words, the document was classified for the sake of Parliament, but Parliament is now turning around and say: Sorry, I can’t touch the document because it is classified.
Isn’t the AG report meant for Parliament as the first reader and deliberator of the controversial issues that have now engulfed the nation and reverberating around the world?
Isn’t the AG report intended to reveal the truth to the people who own 1MDB as well as the entire country?
If this report is not meant for Parliament and the people, then who is it meant for?
And who classified this document? Will he have the decency to stand up and answer to the nation now?"
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"This part of the PAC reports shows in unmistakable term who the real boss of 1MDB is.
CEO Shahrol was but a messenger boy for Najib and the board of directors mere minions whose unhappiness over the shocking hanky-panky that endangered billions of ringgit was immaterial to the real decision maker Najib.
After all, besides being chairman of the advisory board, Najib is also the Minister of Finance, whose ministry wholly owns 1MDB; and on top of that, he is the only person whose approval to all 1MDB investments and major transactions are mandatory under the company’s M & A.
Under the circumstances, it is shocking that PAC should have pointed its gun at poor Shahrol instead of the monster behind him. Equally disappointing is PAC euphemising criminality as “weakness”.
PAC is supposed to be a bi-partisan watchdog to ensure financial accountability for the nation. What have the opposition members done – kow towing to the ruling members?
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In other words, the document was classified for the sake of Parliament, but Parliament is now turning around and say: Sorry, I can’t touch the document because it is classified.
Isn’t the AG report meant for Parliament as the first reader and deliberator of the controversial issues that have now engulfed the nation and reverberating around the world?
Isn’t the AG report intended to reveal the truth to the people who own 1MDB as well as the entire country?
If this report is not meant for Parliament and the people, then who is it meant for?
And who classified this document? Will he have the decency to stand up and answer to the nation now?"
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/336872#.VwX4VmisaYh.facebook
"This part of the PAC reports shows in unmistakable term who the real boss of 1MDB is.
CEO Shahrol was but a messenger boy for Najib and the board of directors mere minions whose unhappiness over the shocking hanky-panky that endangered billions of ringgit was immaterial to the real decision maker Najib.
After all, besides being chairman of the advisory board, Najib is also the Minister of Finance, whose ministry wholly owns 1MDB; and on top of that, he is the only person whose approval to all 1MDB investments and major transactions are mandatory under the company’s M & A.
Under the circumstances, it is shocking that PAC should have pointed its gun at poor Shahrol instead of the monster behind him. Equally disappointing is PAC euphemising criminality as “weakness”.
PAC is supposed to be a bi-partisan watchdog to ensure financial accountability for the nation. What have the opposition members done – kow towing to the ruling members?
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