Tag: Sarawak Report

Shocking indictment of the greed and corruption of those managing Sarawak.

Consequential constitutional monarchs know well that their dignity and longevity rely on remaining well above the common fray.

The system for appointing a prime minister is that the King calls the most convincing candidate and invites him to attempt to form a government.

GPS transports barge loads of beer and booze into their target areas to get voters too drunk to resist instructions.

Up to Malaysian electorate to decide if Ismail is as bad a prime minister as he plainly is a lawyer.

Justice has been done in Rosmah's corruption case.

Najib had assumed that power would prevail over justice, which has so long been his experience and that of his ilk.

Malaysians deserve to see the foreign crooks as well as local crooks who stole their money receive the punishment they deserve.

The most plausible reason for such a postponement is that DOJ prosecutors have now obtained the cooperation of both men in going after the big fish in Goldman Sachs.

Razak Baginda again declined to deny evidence under oath and cross-examination in a court of law – his chance to plead his innocence.

Malaysians need to understand their problems are caused by the lawless greed of a hereditary political class who have learnt to sponge off everybody else.

A full eight months on from that hearing, there has been no sound from the panel of three judges as to what their conclusions are.

Najib Razak is now launching suits against the very prosecutors who lodged successful cases against him.

Astonishing secrecy with which the case of ex-Spy Chief Hasanah Abdul Hamid has been handled.

Ownership by the Sultan of Selangor of a key company behind the state’s hugely controversial decision to de-gazette a swathe of protected forest at Kuala Langat.