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Why too long to charge this "orang UMNO"?

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The previous posting is written out of a deep appreciation for what MACC is trying to do and doing it under the most difficult condition.

In the past and some will still insist the present, charging politicians can be tricky. They do not have the implementing power but merely policy maker and monitoring role.

It is made more difficult because politicians have supporters and they put unnecessary pressure on MACC.

When it comes down to the crunch, public do not defend or support MACC. The case of Teoh Beng Hock and Lim Guan Eng comes to mind.

There are also cases involving UMNO leaders that made UMNO supporters behave like DAP supporterss.

Public could easily bought into the emotional game and whack MACC without think of the greater good. To some extend it made them cautious.

Since NST challenged MACC to be courageous against politicians, they are charging today the former CEO of Tekun cum an "orang UMNO" today.


Rocky Bru alerted in his blog yesterday here to an NST link here.

In the extract below, one can see the amount is small but the act is despicable and inhuman:
According to an MACC source, the 62-year-old suspect, with a ‘Datuk’ title, was arrested at his home in Bukit Bandaraya, Shah Alam, at 5.15pm yesterday, after returning from an umrah trip.
He is suspected of having accepted the bribe in exchange for speeding up the claims payment process of a debt collector company, amounting to RM360,009.08, on Jan 15, 2015.

The suspect was arrested at the Shah Alam Club while receiving the money from the owner of the debt collector company.

The MACC source said the suspect, who held the two positions from 2008 to 2014, had appointed a company allegedly to collect bad debts from a borrower who had two years’ worth of arrears.

The bribe comprised 10 per cent of the proceeds of Tekun Nasional Bad Debts for Nov 2014.
He was caught in the act at Kelab Shah Alam Selangor in January 2015. [Read this news in a forum website here.]

It happenned during the leadership of Tan Sri Abu Kassim and Attorney General then was Tan Sri Gani Patail. Why does it take so long to charge a case that should be easy and done with?

MACC may not have the benefit of knowing this guy as this blogger do. But they do not need to second guess themselves.

Dato Haji Abdul Rahim Hassan was charged on November 27th 2015 for two counts of corruption to approve RM100,000 loan to his son-in-law [Read Utusan Malaysia and mStar here and here].

How could the court allowed him to leave the country to perform umrah?

Rahim send bouncer and allegedly took a cut for those few thousand ringgit default but gave his family member one lakh!

Off course, Rahim is innocent until proven guilty but he is no angel. No CEO of the year award or great resume can change that fact.

Fake friendliness
This blogger's encounter was in a previous employment of Rahim to assist young entrepreneur. They were bullied in their dealing with elderly top officials in a government agency.

After several meetings, it was obvious Rahim had the intention to manouvre out the entrepreneur. The suspicion he was trying to give it his "cronies".

When asked why is he manipulative and smooth talk, the young entreprenuer found out he is an UMNO member from Penang.

In one of the UMNO general assembly, he was present as delegate and he pretended not to know. When approached, the arrogant bastard was not interested to courteously acknowledge.

At another occasion, we bumped into each other in the present of a host who gave us some slack. He put on a fake civility.

One can size him up as arrogant and opportunistic. And, arrogance hides in security and guilt.

True enough, he had made several stupid public statement and con job with a known Prof Dr conman.

His "endeavours" in Tekun had long been known.

It was former Chairman Dato Hamidah Osman that exposed his wrongdoings in Tekun. However, she ended up being replaced.

Tekun was then under Ministry of Agriculture and the Minister was Dato Ismail Sabri. Her replacement could likely be due to Ismail wanting to put his own trusted people.

However, Ismail ended up being accused of protecting and even for the sacking of Hamidah from UMNO.

Ismail is also in hot seat because Dato Ariff Rahman is his KSU and he brought him from a TKSU at MOA to KKLW to be KSU.

Those in the know will not blame Ismail for Sabah Watergate. However, he should show seriousness to address the poor monitoring and control within his Minstry.

Hamidah is now PPBM's protem Vice President. Tekun could be one of many to break the camel's back to make her willing to work together with former foes - Ngeh, Ngah and Nizar. [Read past posting here].

To conclude this analysis, Rahim seemed to be a protective species. Question is who is protecting him and helping to cover him up? Why is he so important to be covered up?

It only proves current team at MACC have no fear or favour.


Interesting that Awang Selamat in his Mingguan Malaysia column yesterday mentioned below:
Awang tertanya-tanya siapakah lagi orang kenamaan yang terpalit rasuah akan ditahan. Khabarnya, sudah ada yang panas dan mahu mencari talian hayat atau bantuan daripada pihak atasan. Kita tunggu dan lihat, siapa lagi 'jerung' yang mahu menutup muka ketika direman.
Most are taken by the story on cute golf caddies and ratusan juta deals on golf course abroad now facing business slowdown. Maybe Utusan knows something big is coming up from this golf expose.

This blog mentioned in the previous posting of another Chief Minister being apprehended with no any other intention than to prove a point:
To claim MACC is not taking on the politicians, it is a surprise. What happened in the past and what is happening today?

NST should be the last to not know the corruption trial against Penang Chief Minister, Lim Guan Eng is due to commence in March and his legal team is struggling with a delay tactic to call the MACC Act unconstitutional.

Maybe charging another Chief Minister should convince NST that MACC do take on politicians. Just that another Chief Minister would surely be from a BN-ruled state.
If does happen and it involves a BN-ruled state, it would be good. Then some opposition leaders can be apprehended too.

With general election coming near, many yokos are going around claiming they are helping to raise campaign fund to boost the chances of their tender. And the hotshots are putting together big corporate deals with federal or state government for big payouts!

At least, BN agree to a law on political funding. Opposition is against it and making up excuses.

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