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Anak_Nogori

Editor: Cenderawasih | Diterbitkan pada: 23 July 2015| Kategori: Komentar,Utama | 1 Comment »

Sekadar Petik Desakan Dari Facebook, Twitter Suruh Najib Letak Jawatan?




Semalam, bekas Memanda Menteri Perdana dikatakan ada tumpang sekaki hadir ke majlis rumah terbuka anjuran Menteri Besar Kedah, Dato’ Seri Mukhriz Mahathir. Biasalah. Rumah terbuka anjuran anaknya, dia buat macam rumah sendirilah, kan?

Penulis tidak kisah dia hadir. Tapi kenyataan dia semalam tentang Presiden UMNO, Dato’ Seri Najib Tun Razak betul-betul buat penulis rasa tak percaya. Seolah bukan keluar dari mulut seorang negarawan yang terkenal dengan kehebatan yang digembar-gemburkan sebelum ini.

Bekas Memanda Perdana kata, beliau tidak takut dipanggil PDRM sebab kritik Perdana Menteri. Okey, yang itu penulis setuju. “Freedom of speech”, berani buat maka beranilah tanggung, kan?

Tapi bila beliau kata nak jatuhkan juga Najib sebab ramai orang suruh Najib letak jawatan dalam Facebook, Twitter dan sebagainya, penulis nampak macam orang tak cukup akal punya kenyataan.

Tahukah ‘blogger tersohor’ itu bahawa walaupun ada yang mahu Najib letak jawatan, boleh dikatakan lebih ramai lagi warga maya dan majoriti rakyat mahu Najib kekal sebagai Perdana Menteri di Malaysia? PRU ke-13 yang lalu sudah terbukti, bukan?

Desakan untuk meletak jawatan bukan pernah dilalui oleh Najib saja. Bekas Memanda Perdana pun pernah lalui perkara yang sama, malah lebih teruk lagi dari apa yang diharungi Najib. Hampir terduduk beliau bertemu buku dengan ruas ketika itu.

Masih ingat nama Ku Li? Ya, bekas Memanda Perdana menang dalam perebutan kuasa itu. Perlu beliau ingat, Najib sokong beliau, bukan Ku Li ketika itu. Itu berlaku di dalam UMNO. Desakan menyuruh beliau meletak jawatan berlaku dari dalam UMNO.

ku li

Di luar? Tak payah cakaplah. Berbuih-buih mulut orang suruh beliau letak jawatan. Bukan setakat orang kampung, orang di bandar pun. Bukan sekadar orang dalam UMNO sendiri, pembangkang pun selalu suruh beliau letak jawatan masa itu, kan? Orang lama tahulah kisah itu, kan?

Sepanjang beliau mentadbir selama 22 tahun, ada atau tidak beliau tunduk pada desakan suruh letak jawatan? Malah beliau pernah berkata, walau menang dengan satu undi pun, beliau tidak akan meletak jawatan, bukan? Jadi, apa hal pula beliau mahu Najib dengar cakapnya untuk meletak jawatan?

Kalau setakat petik sumber laman sosial suruh Najib letak jawatan, hujah begitu selalunya pembangkang yang pakai. Setakat popular di internet, tapi kalah di medan undi, apa gunanya? Setakat menang sorak saja, tapi tewas di atas padang? Masuk dek akal? Bijak sangatlah tu?

Mujurlah di zaman beliau mentadbir dulu, internet baru nak mula berkembang. Itu pun teruk beliau menepis kiri kanan depan belakang. Mykmu.net ini jugalah yang “berperang” siang dan malam memastikan beliau stabil memacu pentadbiran negara. Nak harapkan SSTDM dan KCD? Lahir pun belum masa tu…

Penulis tidak marah kalau beliau betul nekad mahu jatuhkan Najib sebagaimana yang dilakukan pada Tunku Abdul Rahman dan Pak Lah dulu. Itu hak beliau. Tapi gunakanlah hujah yang berkreadibiliti. Kalau sekadar petik dokumen yang di edit dan diubah suai, baik lupakanlah. Buat malu saja kemudian hari, kan?

Penulis doakan supaya beliau dilanjutkan usia sepanjang yang boleh supaya beliau boleh tengok dengan mata kepala sendiri bagaimana Najib menjayakan gagasan yang beliau sendiri cipta, Wawasan 2020. Sedang Najib sibuk jayakan wawasan yang beliau sendiri cipta, beliau sibuk pula menghentam Najib siang malam…

Sebab itulah penulis doakan beliau terus dipanjangkan umur. Biar nanti beliau boleh saksikan sendiri betapa Najib sayangkan beliau sebagai seorang negarawan yang pernah berjasa walau beliau tabur ‘pasir’ dalam parti sendiri. Harap beliau diberi hidayah sewajarnya, amin!

P/s:- Saya antara org lama...apa kata Tun....walaupun dapat 1 undi pun..dia tetap menang juga.

Anak_Nogori

Editor: KuntaKinte Malaysia | Diterbitkan pada: 23 July 2015| Kategori: Utama | 5 Comments »

WSJ Berdolak dalih, Nyatakan Tidak Tuduh Najib Ambil Duit 1MDB



Penerbit Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones & Company, hari ini menafikan mereka menuduh Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Razak menyeleweng wang 1 Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).

Peguam Dow Jones dan ketua pegawai pematuhan Jason P Conti menulis dalam suratnya kepada peguam Najib menyatakan artikel pada 2 Julai 2015 hanya melaporkan penyiasat Malaysia mengesan hampir US$700 juta (RM2.6 B) dipercayai dimasukkan ke dalam akaun peribadi Mohd Najib.

“Artikel tersebut dengan jelas menyatakan kami tidak pasti sumber dana yang masuk ke dalam akaun yang dipercayai milik peribadi Mohd Najib.” kata surat terbabit yang diperolehi oleh Malay Mail.

Dua minggu lalu, peguam Mohd Najib menulis surat kepada Dow Jones, “Kami diarahkan oleh pelanggan kami untuk mendapatkan pengesahan sama ada ia adalah pendirian anda, seperti dalam artikel itu, bahawa pelanggan kami menyalahgunakan hampir AS $ 700 juta dari 1MDB?

“Kami diarahkan untuk mendapatkan pendirian anda kerana artikel itu secara kolektif menyarankan bahawa anda tidak pasti tentang ‘sumber asal wang itu dan apa yang berlaku kepada wang itu’, manakala intipati umum artikel mewujudkan gambaran yang jelas bahawa pelanggan kami telah menyalahgunakan AS$700 juta milik 1MDB.”

Dow Jones berdolak dalih mengenai artikel pada 6 Julai, dengan menyatakan ia merupakan pandangan yang “reasonable” berdasarkan fakta yang ada dan berita mereka pada 2 Julai 2015.

“As a result, it is quite clear The News Article is a fair and accurate summary of current events, and The Opinion includes reasonable commentary based on those facts.

Conti secara berbelit-belit menyatakan “Any suggestion otherwise is misplaced and baseless.”

Ini bermakna Dow Jones dan WSJ cuba mencuci tangan dengan menyatakan mereka tidak pernah menuduh Najib menyalahguna dana 1MDB.

“Kami percaya permintaan anda tidak perlu kerana artikel berita dan pendapat bercakap bagi diri mereka sendiri,”

“In your letter you ‘seek confirmation as to whether it is [our] position as taken in [The News Article and The Opinion] that [your] Client misappropriated nearly USD700 million belonging to 1Malaysia Development Berhad’,”

“We believe your request is unnecessary as The News Article and The Opinion speak for themselves,”

Ini bermakna WSJ dan Dow Jones cuba mengelak tuduhan langsung bahawa Mohd Najib menyalahguna wang 1MDB. Malah mereka berhati-hati menyatakan “dipercayai” akaun Mohd Najib bukannya, menuduh ia akaun peribadi Mohd Najib.

Sementara itu, salah seorang peguam Mohd Najib mempertahankan keputusan menghantar surat meminta penjelasan kerana artikel yang diterbitkan “agak kabur” dan tidak membuat tuduhan secara langsung. – MYKMU.NET

Anak_Nogori

Thursday, July 23, 2015
MACAM MANA ANWAR IBRAHIM YANG TERKURUNG DALAM PENJARA, BOLEH TAHU, DALANG GULINGKAN NAJIB BERADA DI LUAR NEGARA? ANWAR NAK KONA KE MANA?



Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim menggesa pihak berkuasa supaya bekerjasama dengan polis antarabangsa (Interpol) bagi mengheret 'watak utama' atau dalang disebalik dakwaan skandal 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) ke muka pengadilan.

Seolah-olah ada maklumat berhubung dakwaan penyelewengan 1MDB, bekas Ketua Pembangkang itu mendakwa 'watak utama' skandal membabitkan syarikat pelaburan milik kerajaan itu kini berada di luar negara.

"Walaupun beberapa tangkapan telah dilakukan, tidak salah untuk umum terus berasa curiga sehinggalah tindakan diambil terhadap ‘watak utama’ skandal ini.

"Pihak berkuasa mesti bekerjasama dengan badan-badan antarabangsa seperti Interpol, kerana beberapa ‘watak utama’ atau saksi kini berada di luar negara," katanya menerusi kenyataan pada Khamis.

Bagaimanapun menerusi kenyataan yang disampaikan melalui peguamnya, Anwar yang sedang menjalani hukuman penjara selama lima tahun tidak menamakan 'watak utama' yang dimaksudkannya itu.

Sehingga kini pihak berkuasa menahan dua individu termasuk Pengarah Urusan Ihsan Perdana Sdn Bhd, Datuk Dr Shamsul Anwar Sulaiman bagi membantu siasatan berhubung dakwaan penyelewengan dana 1MDB.

Shamsul ditahan pada petang Selasa di pusat beli-belah The Curve di Mutiara Damansara sebelum dibawa ke ibu pejabat Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) untuk disoal siasat, di mana beliau kemudiannya ditahan.

Beliau kemudiannya direman selama lima hari.


Sebelum itu, seorang pengarah sebuah syarikat swasta direman empat hari sehingga Jumaat ini bagi membantu siasatan berhubung akaun syarikat SRC International Sdn Bhd.

Perintah reman itu dikeluarkan Majistret Lau Eric di Mahkamah Majistret Putrajaya bagi membantu siasatan mengikut Seksyen 17 (a) Akta SPRM.

Suspek berusia 39 tahun tersebut ditahan di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (KLIA), Sepang kira-kira jam 1 petang pada Isnin oleh Pasukan Petugas Khas yang ditubuhkan untuk menyiasat 1MDB. - (MSTAR ONLINE)

Anak_Nogori

Siasatan 1MDB: Seorang lagi direman
SHARAIMEI SHAIK AHMEDULLAH  |  24 Julai 2015 11:27 AM
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PUTRAJAYA 24 Julai - Seorang pemilik tunggal syarikat perdagangan direman selama empat hari bagi membantu siasatan berhubung kes penyelewengan akaun 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).

Suspek berumur 28 tahun itu diberkas pada pukul 10.45 malam tadi oleh Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) di sini.

Majistret Nik Isfahanie Tasnim Wan Ab. Rahman membenarkan suspek ditahan reman selama empat hari bermula hari ini mengikut Seksyen 16 (a) Akta SPRM 2009 di Mahkamah Majistret di sini.

Penangkapan suspek tersebut menjadikan jumlah yang diberkas berhubung kes itu sebanyak tiga orang.

Bagaimanapun, salah seorang daripada mereka telah dibebaskan pagi tadi dengan ikat jamin sebanyak RM100,000. - UTUSAN ONLINE
- See more at: http://www.utusan.com.my/berita/ ... thash.SYH4al5m.dpuf

Anak_Nogori

KPN temui polis Thai
Dapatkan maklumat terkini mengenai Xavier Andre Justo
24 Julai 2015 1:06 AM
  

KHALID ABU BAKAR (tengah) mengadakan pertemuan dengan Somyot Poompanmuang (kanan) bagi mendapatkan

BERNAMA
BANGKOK 23 Julai - Ketua Polis Negara, Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar mengadakan pertemuan dengan Ketua Polis Thailand, Jeneral Somyot Poompanmoung di sini hari ini bagi mendapatkan maklumat terkini mengenai warga Switzerland, Xavier Andre Justo yang dituduh mengugut bekas majikannya, PetroSaudi International.

Pihak berkuasa Thailand bagai-manapun belum memutuskan sa-ma ada akan membenarkan polis Malaysia menyoal siasat Justo, kini dalam tahanan Thailand, atas alasan Malaysia harus menggunakan saluran sewajarnya bagi mendapatkan maklumat diperlukan.

Somyot, selepas pertemuan dengan Khalid, berkata: ‘‘Kami tidak dapat memberi keputusan atau jawapan hari ini, tentang sama ada membenarkan (Polis Malaysia menemu bual Justo) kerana kami perlu tahu sebab dan keperluannya dan sama ada ia berkait dengan kes berkenaan.

“Jika sekalipun kebenaran diberikan, kami perlu juga mempertimbangkan apa yang polis Malaysia boleh dan tidak boleh lakukan oleh kerana Justo bukan warga Malaysia dan tidak melakukan kesalahan di Malaysia,” katanya.

Somyot berkata, polis Thai perlu menyelesaikan siasatannya dahulu dan menambah, Justo berkemungkinan didakwa atas percubaan mengugut.

Khalid ke Bangkok atas lawatan tidak rasmi dan mengadakan pertemuan selama 50 minit dengan rakan sejawatannya itu pada pukul 2 petang.

Somyot berkata, Khalid “tidak mahu menyebabkan polis Thai merasa tidak selesa” dan beliau memahami situasi kerana Justo warga Switzerland, bukan Malaysia.

Lagipun, suspek tidak melakukan sebarang kesalahan di Malaysia.

“Jika polis Thai membenarkan polis Malaysia menemui Justo, ini akan dikecam oleh kerajaan Switzerland.

“Pegawai-pegawai Switzerland terlibat dalam kes berkenaan dan telah menghubungi polis Thailand, serta menyediakan seorang peguam dan beberapa bantuan lain kepada Justo,” kata Somyot. – BERNAMA
- See more at: http://www.utusan.com.my/berita/ ... thash.EAKSbL58.dpuf

badaksumbu

interview justo v straits times, susah2 bg dokumen curi, belum sempat dpt payment dah kena tangkap,

http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/i-was-offered-27m-for-stolen-data-ex-petrosaudi-employee-xavier-andre-justo-on-the-1mdb

I was offered $2.7m for stolen data: Ex-PetroSaudi employee Xavier Andre Justo on the 1MDB saga
Ex-PetroSaudi employee says he was never paid what prominent Malaysian businessman promised him
Nirmal Ghosh Indochina Bureau Chief In Bangkok

Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo - who is now in jail in Thailand in connection with trying to blackmail his former employer, PetroSaudi, which is entangled in a huge scandal involving the Malaysian government - has claimed that he was promised US$2 million (S$2.7 million) in exchange for data he stole from his former employer.
He also told The Straits Times in a prison interview that he was never paid what he was promised by a prominent Malaysian businessman. Justo claimed a deal was reached in Singapore in February on the sale of the documents, which was followed by lengthy discussions on how he would be paid.
The group of people he met in Singapore to negotiate the sale of the data were named in a 22-page confession Justo made to Thai police. He showed a copy of the confession to The Straits Times.
"I tried to open an account in Singapore, to have the money paid directly from (the buyer's) account," Justo said. "DBS Bank refused, I don't know why. After that I opened an account in Abu Dhabi in my own personal name which was refused by (the buyer) because it had my name on it."
"Then I tried to use my company account in Hong Kong and he said the same, after that it was through a Luxembourg company and then again (the buyer) refused and after that Clare Brown took the lead," he said.
He was referring to Ms Clare Rewcastle-Brown, the Malaysian-born British-based editor of the Sarawak Report, which over the past year has made astonishing claims about the misappropriation of billions at state investment firm 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), whose advisory board is headed by Prime Minister Najib Razak.
Justo claimed the buyer also "offered to pay me by cash".
He said: "So I was supposed to go to Singapore every week or every other week to receive an envelope with a few thousand or tens of thousands, and repeat this process for months until the final amount will have been paid. And again I refused."
Justo echoed what Thai police said last week, that his confession was backed up by documents including a record of his WhatsApp conversations with the buyers.
"All of what is written in my confession, most of it is proven by e-mail conversations, WhatsApp messages I have had with (them)."
Ms Rewcastle-Brown had agreed to receive the US$2 million from the buyer and send him US$250,000 a month for consultancy services, he claimed.
"I don't know if she received the money or not, (because) I was arrested," he said. "I have no idea."
Contacted by The Straits Times, Ms Rewcastle-Brown rubbished the allegations as "bunkum".
"What I have presented on 1MDB and has been clarified by The Edge and corroborated by several other official sources is a coherent explanation of events, versus the dodging, changing stories of 1MDB," she said. The Edge is a Malaysian daily whose chief executive officer, Mr Ho Kay Tat, was questioned by Malaysian police yesterday over articles it published related to 1MDB.
On Monday, in a note published on the front page of his daily, Mr Ho said the newspaper had "a public duty to find and report the truth".
"We were not involved in any theft, we did not pay anyone, and we did not tamper (with) any of the e-mails and documents we were given," he added.
He also said the newspaper was handing over to Malaysian government investigators printed documents and the hard disk that contains bank transfers and statements linked to the 1MDB scandal.
Justo, who gave the interview across a table in a small office inside the sprawling Bangkok Remand Prison, also claimed that the group he had met in Singapore - including Ms Rewcastle-Brown - had tampered with the data he had given them.
"I gave the original documents without any kind of alteration," he claimed. "I can say that I gave those documents to two groups of people," he added. One was Ms Rewcastle-Brown and "her IT guy" and the other was the Malaysian businessman and his colleague. The Straits Times is not naming the businessman as well as his colleague pending their response to the latest allegations.
He alleged that those he met had talked about using the documents "to try to  bring down the Malaysian government", adding that they also referred to plans to "modify the documents".
Refuting vehemently these allegations, Ms Rewcastle-Brown said Justo was "full of untruths."
She said: "Why would I wish to alter anything?  If I had, why haven't 1MDB and PetroSaudi brought out the evidence of such altering in all of the last five or so months?"
Thai police arrested the tattooed Justo, who has a wife and a nine-month-old son, currently in Switzerland, on June 22 at his spacious residence on the resort island of Koh Samui.
Justo, a former head of IT at the London office of Petro Saudi, has admitted that he had stolen company data - some 90 gigabytes worth - when he left in 2011.
He said he asked Petro Saudi for more money in 2013 but it turned him down. Subsequently, through a contact in Geneva with connections in Malaysia, he was introduced to Ms Clare Rewcastle-Brown, whom he later met in Bangkok at the Plaza Athenee hotel and in Singapore at the Fullerton Hotel. In Singapore, she was accompanied by the others named in his confession.
Justo, 48, was clean-shaven, looking well and composed. He was clad in a light blue cotton prison issue shirt and darker blue shorts. Looking over his reading glasses, he showed The Straits Times his confession, written densely in capital letters over 22 pages.  He said it had not been made under duress, and that he had been pleasantly surprised at how well he had been treated in the Bangkok prison.
Justo faces up to seven years in jail and a fine if found guilty of extortion. He was hoping for a lighter prison term in view of his confession, his lawyer Pranot Kalanuson told The Straits Times.
Thai police spokesman, Lieutenant-General Prawut Thavornsiri, said on Wednesday that Justo must be tried first in a Thai court on charges of blackmail and serve a jail term - if any - before he could be extradited, according to The Star newspaper in Malaysia. It quoted the spokesman as saying that police were seeking evidence against the Swiss national that would be submitted to the public prosecutors, possibly within this month.
Malaysia's police chief Khalid Abu Bakar arrived in Bangkok yesterday to try to interview Justo.
• With reporting by Malaysia Correspondent Shannon Teoh



A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on July 24, 2015, with the headline 'Justo: I was offered $2.7m for stolen data'. Print Edition | Subscribe

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Kesian...asyik dok baca utusan...blog picisan umno berbahasa melayu sampai jadi katak bawah tempurung tak tau cerita mana yg benar cerita mana yg ditokok tambah....

Di kesempatan ini marilah kita sama sama cuba untuk mengukuhkan pemahaman kita dalam memahami bahasa selain melayu...jangan sesat jalan sampai umo dah  lwbih 60 tahun senang untuk dipermainkan ..

badaksumbu

badaksumbu replied at 24-7-2015 01:08 PM
interview justo v straits times, susah2 bg dokumen curi, belum sempat dpt payment dah kena tangkap,  ...

kena tipu katanya v mkini, kesian betul,

The Edge boss: We misled Justo to secure evidence
Below is his full statement:

We refer to the story in the Singapore Straits Times in which Andre Xavier Justo accused us of not paying him what we said we would for the information he gave us on the scandalous 1MDB-PetroSaudi joint venture.

First off, we must say the Singapore Straits Times journalist must be very well connected to be given access to Justo in his Bangkok jail. Even our Inspector General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar, who is now in Bangkok, has so far been refused access to Justo.

We wonder which powerful hidden hand arranged for Nirmal Ghosh of the Straits Times to meet Justo so that he can launch an attack on us?

Justo is obviously an angry man, and undestandably so, as we did not pay him what he wanted.

Yes, we misled him. But that was the only way to get hold of the evidence to expose how a small group of Malaysians and foreigners, cheated the people of Malaysia of USD1.83 billion. His statement confirmed what we have said earlier i.e. we never paid anyone.

As for Justo's allegations that we told him we intended to tamper the documents and that our objective was to bring down the government, surely if we had such intentions we would not tell it to someone we were meeting for the first time. All the more so, when we know he will be upset with us because we will eventually not pay him what he wants.

There was no tampering because we immediately did a digital fingerprint of the hard disk that contained over 400,000 emails and documents and secured it. What is in the discs we have given Bank Negara Malaysia, the police and MACC this week is the exact copy as the one Justo passed to us and he has said he did not do any tampering.

Furthermore, the money trail we have put together and passed to investigators showing how money from 1MDB were moved into the accounts of various people at several global banks in several countries can be easily verified by investigators with help from their counterparts in this country.

Justo is understandably a bitter man. But this is not about Justo, neither is it about us.

It’s about a scheme to cheat the people of Malaysia of USD1.83 billion through the 1MDB-PetroSaudi joint venture.

The fact that so many government agencies are now investigating 1MDB and that it is now almost an insolvent company that needs to be bailed out validates all the work The Edge Media Group has done to expose what had happened.

We have done nothing wrong and we are here to assist investigators unlike some who seem to have disappeared.

Tong Kooi Ong
Chairman
The Edge Media Group

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Anak_Nogori

Friday, 24 July 2015
JUSTO DITAWARKAN RM7.6 JUTA DATA YANG DICURI

Xavier Andre Justo, warganegara Switzerland mendakwa bahawa beliau dijanjikan AS $ 2mil (RM7.6mil) sebagai pertukaran data yang dicuri daripada bekas majikannya PetroSaudi International.

Menurut temubual The Straits Times, beliau tidak pernah dibayar sebagaimana yang telah dijanjikan oleh seorang ahli perniagaan terkemuka di Malaysia. Justo mendakwa perjanjian penjualan dokumen itu dicapai di Singapura pada Februari lepas, diikuti dengan perbincangan tempoh yang panjang tentang kaedah bagaimana beliau akan dibayar.

Justo, yang kini dipenjara di Thailand atas cubaan memeras ugut bekas majikannya.

Sekumpulan individu yang ditemuinya di Singapura dalam perundingan penjualan data tersebut telah dinamakan dalam 22 muka surat pengakuan Justo kepada polis Thailand. Dia menunjukkan salinan pengakuan kepada The Straits Times.

"Saya cuba untuk membuka akaun di Singapura supaya wang tersebut dibayar secara terus dari akaun (pembeli)," kata Justo. "DBS Bank menolak, saya tidak tahu mengapa. Selepas itu saya membuka akaun di Abu Dhabi atas nama peribadi saya sendiri namun telah ditolak oleh (pembeli) kerana ia mempunyai nama saya di atasnya."

"Kemudian saya cuba menggunakan akaun syarikat saya di Hong Kong dan beliau berkata perkara yang sama, selepas itu melalui syarikat Luxembourg dan sekali lagi (pembeli) enggan maka selepas itu lah Clare Brown memain peranan," katanya.

Beliau merujuk kepada Clare Rewcastle-Brown, editor Sarawak Report kelahiran Malaysia yang berpangkalan di Britain yang mana sepanjang tahun lalu telah membuat dakwaan yang mengejutkan tentang penyelewengan berbilion ringgit firma pelaburan negara 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).

Justo mendakwa pembeli juga menawarkan untuk membayar dengan tunai.

"Jadi saya sepatutnya pergi ke Singapura setiap minggu atau setiap minggu berikutnya untuk menerima sampul surat berisi beberapa ribu atau berpuluh-puluh ribu, dan proses ini diulangi selama beberapa bulan sehingga jumlah akhir dibayar. Dan sekali lagi ditolak," katanya.

Justo ulangi kenyataan Polis Thai minggu lepas, bahawa pengakuan itu disokong oleh dokumen termasuk rekod perbualan WhatsApp dengan pembeli.

"Semua apa yang ditulis dalam pengakuan saya, sebahagian besar terbukti dengan perbualan e-mel, WhatsApp saya dengan mereka."

Beliau mendakwa, Rewcastle-Brown telah bersetuju untuk menerima AS $ 2mil dari pembeli dan menghantar kepadanya sebanyak AS $ 250,000 (RM952,000) sebulan untuk perkhidmatan perundingan.

"Saya tidak tahu sama ada beliau menerima wang atau tidak, kerana saya telah ditahan," katanya. "Saya tidak tahu."

Justo, yang diwawancara di sebuah pejabat kecil di dalam Penjara Reman Bangkok juga mendakwa bahawa kumpulan yang telah ditemui di Singapura termasuk Rewcastle-Brown telah mengubahsuai data yang telah diberikan kepada mereka.

"Saya telah memberikan dokumen-dokumen asal tanpa apa-apa perubahan," dakwa beliau. "Saya boleh mengatakan bahawa saya telah memberikan dokumen kepada dua kumpulan orang," katanya. Satu adalah Rewcastle-Brown bersama kakitangan IT beliau dan satu lagi ialah ahli perniagaan Malaysia bersama rakannya. The Straits Times tidak menamakan ahli perniagaan itu dan juga rakannya sementara menunggu maklumbalas daripada mereka kepada dakwaan terbaru itu.

Beliau mendakwa bahawa orang-orang dia telah temui itu bercakap tentang menggunakan dokumen "untuk mencuba menjatuhkan kerajaan Malaysia", sambil menambah bahawa mereka juga merujuk kepada rancangan untuk "mengubah suai dokumen".

Beliau berkata, beliau telah menuntut PetroSaudi untuk menambah sejumlah wang pada tahun 2013 tetapi  tuntutannya ditolak. Selepas itu, melalui kenalan di Geneva yang ada hubungan dengan Malaysia, beliau telah diperkenalkan kepada Rewcastle-Brown, yang kemudian bertemu di Bangkok di Plaza Athenee Hotel dan di Singapura di Fullerton Hotel. Di Singapura, Rewcastle-Brown telah ditemani seorang individu yang dinamakan dalam pengakuannya.

Menurut The Straits Times, pengakuan Justo ditulis padat dalam huruf besar lebih daripada 22 muka surat.

Beliau berkata, ia tidak dibuat dengan paksaan dan  beliau terkejut mendapat layanan yang baik di penjara Bangkok.

Sumber rujukan berita asal : The Straits Times/Asia News Network



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I was offered $2.7m for stolen data: Ex-PetroSaudi employee Xavier Andre Justo on the 1MDB saga


Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo in a photo issued by the Thai police after his arrest. He claimed a deal was reached in Singapore in February on the sale of stolen documents which was followed by discussions on how he would be paid. The group of pe
Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo in a photo issued by the Thai police after his arrest. He claimed a deal was reached in Singapore in February on the sale of stolen documents which was followed by discussions on how he would be paid. The group of people he met in Singapore to negotiate the sale of the data were named in a 22-page confession Justo made to Thai police. He showed a copy of the confession to The Straits Times.PHOTO: ROYAL THAI POLICE
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Ex-PetroSaudi employee says he was never paid what prominent Malaysian businessman promised him

Nirmal Ghosh Indochina Bureau Chief In Bangkok
Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo - who is now in jail in Thailand in connection with trying to blackmail his former employer, PetroSaudi, which is entangled in a huge scandal involving the Malaysian government - has claimed that he was promised US$2 million (S$2.7 million) in exchange for data he stole from his former employer.

He also told The Straits Times in a prison interview that he was never paid what he was promised by a prominent Malaysian businessman. Justo claimed a deal was reached in Singapore in February on the sale of the documents, which was followed by lengthy discussions on how he would be paid.

The group of people he met in Singapore to negotiate the sale of the data were named in a 22-page confession Justo made to Thai police. He showed a copy of the confession to The Straits Times.



"I tried to open an account in Singapore, to have the money paid directly from (the buyer's) account," Justo said. "DBS Bank refused, I don't know why. After that I opened an account in Abu Dhabi in my own personal name which was refused by (the buyer) because it had my name on it."

"Then I tried to use my company account in Hong Kong and he said the same, after that it was through a Luxembourg company and then again (the buyer) refused and after that Clare Brown took the lead," he said.

He was referring to Ms Clare Rewcastle-Brown, the Malaysian-born British-based editor of the Sarawak Report, which over the past year has made astonishing claims about the misappropriation of billions at state investment firm 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), whose advisory board is headed by Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Justo claimed the buyer also "offered to pay me by cash".

He said: "So I was supposed to go to Singapore every week or every other week to receive an envelope with a few thousand or tens of thousands, and repeat this process for months until the final amount will have been paid. And again I refused."

Justo echoed what Thai police said last week, that his confession was backed up by documents including a record of his WhatsApp conversations with the buyers.

"All of what is written in my confession, most of it is proven by e-mail conversations, WhatsApp messages I have had with (them)."

Ms Rewcastle-Brown had agreed to receive the US$2 million from the buyer and send him US$250,000 a month for consultancy services, he claimed.

"I don't know if she received the money or not, (because) I was arrested," he said. "I have no idea."

Contacted by The Straits Times, Ms Rewcastle-Brown rubbished the allegations as "bunkum".

"What I have presented on 1MDB and has been clarified by The Edge and corroborated by several other official sources is a coherent explanation of events, versus the dodging, changing stories of 1MDB," she said. The Edge is a Malaysian daily whose chief executive officer, Mr Ho Kay Tat, was questioned by Malaysian police yesterday over articles it published related to 1MDB.

On Monday, in a note published on the front page of his daily, Mr Ho said the newspaper had "a public duty to find and report the truth".

"We were not involved in any theft, we did not pay anyone, and we did not tamper (with) any of the e-mails and documents we were given," he added.

He also said the newspaper was handing over to Malaysian government investigators printed documents and the hard disk that contains bank transfers and statements linked to the 1MDB scandal.

Justo, who gave the interview across a table in a small office inside the sprawling Bangkok Remand Prison, also claimed that the group he had met in Singapore - including Ms Rewcastle-Brown - had tampered with the data he had given them.

"I gave the original documents without any kind of alteration," he claimed. "I can say that I gave those documents to two groups of people," he added. One was Ms Rewcastle-Brown and "her IT guy" and the other was the Malaysian businessman and his colleague. The Straits Times is not naming the businessman as well as his colleague pending their response to the latest allegations.

He alleged that those he met had talked about using the documents "to try to  bring down the Malaysian government", adding that they also referred to plans to "modify the documents".

Refuting vehemently these allegations, Ms Rewcastle-Brown said Justo was "full of untruths."

She said: "Why would I wish to alter anything?  If I had, why haven't 1MDB and PetroSaudi brought out the evidence of such altering in all of the last five or so months?"

Thai police arrested the tattooed Justo, who has a wife and a nine-month-old son, currently in Switzerland, on June 22 at his spacious residence on the resort island of Koh Samui.

Justo, a former head of IT at the London office of Petro Saudi, has admitted that he had stolen company data - some 90 gigabytes worth - when he left in 2011.

He said he asked Petro Saudi for more money in 2013 but it turned him down. Subsequently, through a contact in Geneva with connections in Malaysia, he was introduced to Ms Clare Rewcastle-Brown, whom he later met in Bangkok at the Plaza Athenee hotel and in Singapore at the Fullerton Hotel. In Singapore, she was accompanied by the others named in his confession.

Justo, 48, was clean-shaven, looking well and composed. He was clad in a light blue cotton prison issue shirt and darker blue shorts. Looking over his reading glasses, he showed The Straits Times his confession, written densely in capital letters over 22 pages.  He said it had not been made under duress, and that he had been pleasantly surprised at how well he had been treated in the Bangkok prison.

Justo faces up to seven years in jail and a fine if found guilty of extortion. He was hoping for a lighter prison term in view of his confession, his lawyer Pranot Kalanuson told The Straits Times.

Thai police spokesman, Lieutenant-General Prawut Thavornsiri, said on Wednesday that Justo must be tried first in a Thai court on charges of blackmail and serve a jail term - if any - before he could be extradited, according to The Star newspaper in Malaysia. It quoted the spokesman as saying that police were seeking evidence against the Swiss national that would be submitted to the public prosecutors, possibly within this month.

Malaysia's police chief Khalid Abu Bakar arrived in Bangkok yesterday to try to interview Justo.

• With reporting by Malaysia Correspondent Shannon Teoh
http://www.straitstimes.com/asia ... e-justo-on-the-1mdb

Anak_Nogori

SUMBER: THE STRAITS TIMES SINGAPURA



Perkembangan terbaru ini menyusul berhubung pembekuan dua akaun yang berkaitan dengan 1MDB di Singapura.

Adakah kedua-dua akaun tersebut mengandungi USD2 juta (RM7.6 juta)?

Justo mendakwa dia tidak pernah dibayar... bermakna wang tersebut masih berada di Singapura dalam dua akaun... masih tergantung dan gagal mendapat cara bagaimana hendak menghibahkan wang tersebut?

Anak_Nogori

Friday, July 24, 2015
SELEPAS LESTER MELANYI, XAVIER JUSTO DALAM 22 MUKASURAT KERTAS PENGAKUANNYA, DEDAHKAN KONSPIRASI PEMBELIAN DAN PENGGULINGAN KERAJAAN MALAYSIA!!!



Tidak hairanlah beberapa orang pemimpin pembangkang yang terlibat secara langsung dalam fiasco 1MDB melenting sakan apabila Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia mengenakan sekatan perjalanan luar negara kepada mereka.

Rupa-rupanya banyak aksi mereka terdedah dan mereka dilanda ketakutan luar biasa selepas Lester Melanyi dan terkini, Xavier Justo membuat pengakuan bahawa kontroversi 1MDB yang dicetuskan berbulan-bulan lalu, sebenarnya tidak lain hanyalah sebuah rancangan jaht untuk menjatuhkan dan menggulingkan Kerajaan Malaysia.

Dan tidak hairanlah juga mengapa Tony Pua dan Rafizi Ramli segera membuat penafian yang mereka tidak pernah mengenali atau berjumpa dengan Lester Melanyi dan Xavier Justo, walaupun Rafizi Ramli dan Tony Pua kemudiannya memperlekehkan Lester Melanyi yang didakwa sebagai seorang muflis.

Xavier Justo berkata, dia tidak pernah dibayar sekalipun telah dijanjikan oleh seorang ahli perniagaan ulung Malaysia. Dia mendakwa, telah dijanjikan USD2 juta (RM7.6 juta) sebagai tukaran untuk data-data yang dicuri daripada bekas majikannya. (RUJUK SINI)

Xavier Justo memberitahu The Straits Times menerusi sebuah temuramah di dalam penjara yang dia tidak pernah dibayar sebagaimana yang dijanjikan oleh ahli perniagaan Malaysia itu. Menurutnya, urusniaga tersebut telah dibuat di Singapura pada Februari atas penjualan dokumen-dokumen tersebut, yang kemudiannya diikuti dengan perbincangan bagaimana kaedahnya dia dibayar.

Sekumpulan orang yang ditemuinya di Singapura yang berunding untuk penjualan data-data tersebut, telah dinamakan dalam surat pengakuan 22 muka surat yang dibuat oleh Justo kepada pihak polis Thailand. Dia turut menunjukkan salinan pengakuan tersebut kepada The Straits Times.

"Saya cuba buka akaun di Singapura supaya wang tersebut dibayar terus dari akaun pembeli tetapi ditolak oleh DBS Bank. Saya tidak tahu mengapa. Selepas itu saya buka akaun di Abu Dhabi atas nama saya sendiri yang kemudian ditolak oleh pembeli dengan alasan, nama saya di dalam akaun tersebut. Kemudian saya cuba menggunakan akaun syarikat di Hong Kong dan dia memberikan jawapan yang sama. Begitu juga akaun syarikat di Luxembourg dan ditolak oleh pembeli sehinggalah selepas itu, Clare Brown ambilalih," katanya.

Xavier merujuk kepada Clare Rewcastle-Brown, rakyat British yang dilahirkan di Malaysia dan merupakan editor Sarawak Report yang telah membuat pelbagai dakwaan tentang penyelewengan dan salah guna berbilion-bilion ringgit melibatkan firma pelaburan negara, 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), yang mana lembaga penasihatnya diketuai oleh Perdana Menteri, Najib Abdul Razak.

Justo juga mendakwa, pembeli turut menawarkan bayarannya secara tunai.

Katanya, "Jadi, saya perlu ke Singapura setiap minggu atau minggu seterusnya untuk menerima envelop yang berisi beberapa ribu atau puluh ribu, dan mengulanginya selama berbulan-bulan sehinggalah jumlah keseluruhannya selesai. Saya tolak."



Justo mengulangi kenyataan polis Thailand minggu lepas bahawa pengakuannya itu disokong oleh dokumen-dokumen termasuklah rakaman perbulan WhatsApp dengan pembeli.

"Kesemua pengakuan bertulis saya itu, dibuktikan menerusi perbualan e-mel, mesej WhatsApp yang antara saya dengan mereka."

Clare Brown bersetuju untuk menerima USD2 juta daripada pembeli dan telah membayarnya sebanyak USD250,000 sebuah untuk perkhidmatan konsultan, dakwanya.

"Saya tidak tahu sama ada dia menerima wang itu atau tidak kerana saya telah diberkas," katanya lagi.

Ketika dihubungi oleh The Straits Times, Clare Brown menolak dakwaan tersebut sebagai mengarut.

"Apa yang saya bangkitkan tentang 1MDB telah disahkan oleh The Edge dan dipersetujui oleh beberapa sumber rasmi," kata Clare Brown.

The Edge adalah akhbar harian Malaysia yang ketua pegawai eksekutifnya, Ho Kay Tat, sedang disoalsiasat oleh polis Malaysia semenjak semalam berhubung artikel-artikel yang disiarkan berkaitan dengan 1MDB.

Anak_Nogori

Editor: Adamyan | Diterbitkan pada: 24 July 2015|

WSJ Pun Tak Berani Sahkan, Balaci Pulak Yang Terlebih




BALASAN surat dari Wall Street Journal (WSJ) kepada peguam Datuk Seri Najib kelmarin berhubung penyiaran artikel yang mendakwa sejumlah besar wang dari 1MDB dimasukkan ke dalam akaun peribadi beliau awal bulan lepas, membuktikan mereka (WSJ) pun tak berani mengesahkan betul atau tidak wang sebanyak USD 700 itu dari 1MDB dan dimasukkan dalam akaun Najib seperti yang diminta pasukan peguam Najib dalam ‘letter of clarification” sebelumnya.

Cuma kata WSJ dalam surat tersebut, setakat apa dokumen, apa ‘bukti’ yang mereka ada sudah memadai untuk menyokong maksud penulisan tersebut bahawa kebarangkalian transaksi itu wujud memang ada.  Kalau dokumen itu palsu, salah dokumenlah bukan WSJ.  Begitu juga kalau bukti dah diubahsuai, itupun salah buktilah, bukan salah WSJ.

Malah, kalau orang anggap dari penerbitan artikel tersebut memang sah Najib masuk duit songlap itu dalam akaun peribadinya pun bukan salah WSJ juga kerana mereka sendiri tidak sahkan di dalam artikel berkenaan, orang yang anggap itulah salah.

Begitulah maksud mudah dari balasan surat WSJ kepada peguam Perdana Menteri semalam.

Nampak tak dia berbelit macam mana?  Semua nak lepaskan diri mereka saja.  Tapi diperingkat ini, itu semua sudah tidak penting lagi, yang penting sekarang, jawapan WSJ itu sendiri menunjukkan Najib tidak bersalah dan tuduhan itu hanya bersifat spekulasi.

Boleh bubar pasukan penyiasat khas yang ditubuhkan oleh Perdana Menteri itu sendiri pun kalau mahu sebab nampak sangat sudah tidak ada kes.

Penulis bagaimanapun percaya tugas pasukan penyiasat khas akan berterusan sampai ke sudah sebab banyak perkembangan dalam siasatan tersebut menjurus kepada siapa yang terlibat memalsukan dokumen yang diserah kepada WSJ.

Tindakan WSJ membalas letter of clarification yang dihantar peguam Najib juga membuktikan bahawa proses untuk mengambil tindakan undang-undang ke atas WSJ adalah berada di laluan yang betul – tak seperti yang dipromosikan balaci pembangkang dan Tun Mahathir sebelum ini bahawa proses itu adalah ‘luar biasa’.

Kalau letter of clarification itu tidak mengikut prosedur, penulis yakin WSJ tidak akan membuang masa membalasnya.

NAT_11

Si PENIPU kena TIPU......................hahaha.
Tipu duit RAKYAT MALAYSIA lepas tu dia pulak kena tipu.
Everything is paid in cash.
Cuma yang heran, apasal IGP nak invistigate cuma pasal kospirasi nak jatuhkabn NAJB,
Walhal, pokok utama ialah penipuan duit 2.67 billion yang dah lesap.
Apakah DUIT RAKYAT MALAYSIA tak penting berbanding dengan KONSPIRASI
nak jatuhkan NAJIB.....................??????
ADA DUIT, BARU BERLAKU PENIPUAN, tak gituw.....................??????
Justo simpan  bukti penipuan PetroSaudi untuk dapatkan duit USD700 million from 1MDB
USD700 million = RM2.67 billion tak mahu diselidikkah ke mana hilangnya.....????

sgbuloh

penipuan berbilion duit rakyat tu tak penting. yang paling penting ialah jangan tuduh najib.

Anak_Nogori

Akhbar mingguan, harian The Edge digantung mulai 27 Julai
Published: 24 July 2015 3:06 PM

Kementerian Dalam Negeri menyatakan isu 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) yang dilaporkan 2 akhbar itu memudaratkan dan boleh membawa gangguan kepada keselamatan dan ketenteraman awam atau memberi ancaman kepada keselamatan negara. – Gambar fail The Malaysian Insider, 24 Julai, 2015.
Kementerian Dalam Negeri menyatakan isu 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) yang dilaporkan 2 akhbar itu memudaratkan dan boleh membawa gangguan kepada keselamatan dan ketenteraman awam atau memberi ancaman kepada keselamatan negara. – Gambar fail The Malaysian Insider, 24 Julai, 2015.


Akhbar perniagaan mingguan dan harian The Edge dan The Edge Financial Daily digantung bermula Isnin depan oleh Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN), kata penerbit hari ini.
Penerbit berkata, menerusi surat yang dikirimkan, KDN menyatakan isu 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) yang dilaporkan 2 akhbar itu memudaratkan dan boleh membawa gangguan kepada keselamatan dan ketenteraman awam atau memberi ancaman kepada keselamatan negara.

"Gagal menghentikan penerbitan selama 3 bulan akan menyebabkan pembatalan permit penerbitan," kata KDN dalam surat tersebut.



Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif dan Penerbit Kumpulan Media The Edge Ho Kay Tat melahirkan kekecewaannya berhubung keputusan KDN menggantung penerbitan 2 akhbar itu.
Katanya, The Edge akan mencabar keputusan KDN di mahkamah bagi membatalkan arahan penggantungan tersebut.

"Kami tidak nampak bagaimana mendedahkan penipuan yang membohongi rakyat Malaysia berbilion ringgit dianggap mengancam keselamatan awam dan negara.

"Ini tidak lain hanya satu usaha untuk menghentikan kami supaya berhenti," katanya dalam satu kenyataan hari ini.

Ho berkata pembaca dan warga Malaysia boleh terus membaca laporan seperti itu melalui platform digital di laman sesawang seperti theedgemarkets.com, theedgeproperty.com, themalaysianinsider.com dan edgy.com.

"Kepada pengiklan kami, kami berharap anda meneruskan sokongan kepada kami melalui platform digital ekoran edisi bercetak digantung 3 bulan," katanya. – 24 Julai, 2015.

- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.c ... thash.y50LwxTe.dpuf

harisbee

memang ada konspirasi nak jatuhkan najib....tp nak buat mcm mana dah fact....nak bela apa ke lagi?

Anak_Nogori

KDN gantung penerbitan The Edge selama tiga bulan
24 Julai 2015 3:11 PM



KDN gantung penerbitan The Edge selama tiga bulan

KUALA LUMPUR 24 Julai - Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) menggantung permit penerbitan akhbar The Edge Weekly dan The Edge Financial Daily selama tiga bulan mulai 27 Julai ini.

Menurut kenyataan daripada The Edge, kementerian mengambil tindakan itu berdasarkan laporannya berhubung 1MDB yang didakwa bersifat “memudaratkan atau mungkin memudaratkan ketenteraman awam, keselamatan atau mungkin menggemparkan pendapat umum atau mungkin memudaratkan orang awam atau kepentingan awam”. - UTUSAN ONLINE
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Anak_Nogori

1MDB: Justo dakwa ditawar AS$2 juta oleh ahli perniagaan Malaysia
24 Julai 2015 3:20 PM
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1MDB: Justo dakwa ditawar AS$2 juta oleh ahli perniagaan Malaysia


POLIS Thailand tangkap dan dakwa warga Switzerland Xavier Andre Justo , bekas eksekutif Petrosaudi
KUALA LUMPUR 24 Julai - Bekas pengarah PetroSaudi International (PetroSaudi) Xavier Andre Justo mendakwa seorang ahli perniagaan dari Malaysia menawarkan imbuhan sebanyak AS$2 juta (RM7.63 juta) bagi mendapatkan maklumat perniagaan dari bekas majikannya.

Justo yang kini ditahan di Thailand dalam satu temu bual bersama wartawan Straits Times Singapura menyatakan yang beliau bagaimanapun tidak menerima bayaran itu selepas menyerahkan dokumen yang dikehendaki.
Katanya, persetujuan itu dicapai dalam satu pertemuan di Singapura pada Februari lepas yang turut dihadiri pengarang Sarawak Report, Clare Rewcastle-Brown. - UTUSAN ONLINE

- See more at: http://www.utusan.com.my/berita/ ... thash.h5NWhk2p.dpuf