Altantuya chapter closed with Bala’s death?

Jeswan Kaur

Does PI Bala’s untimely death also put an end to the battle for truth to be revealed? Does his passing close the Altantuya murder ghastly chapter for Najib and Rosmah?

The country’s sixth prime minister has blood on his hands; yet Najib Tun Razak did not even once consider the aftermath of his actions and continues to rape the laws of this nation.

From allegations that he was involved in the murder of Mongolian native Altantuya Shaariibuu to the  startling revelation by seasoned lawyer Cecil Abraham (through another lawyer) that Najib had directed him to prepare another version of the statutory declaration that absolved the premier from having anything to do with Altantuya, the prime minister has to reconcile with the fact that the rakyat no longer wants a scheming leader to lead the country.

Najib must step down; he cannot function as PM any longer!

Aliran

Years of speculation as to who drafted private investigator P Balasubramaniam’s second statutory declaration dramatically came to a close on 16 March 2013 at the Bar Council’s 67th annuel general meeting when Bala’s lawyer, Americk Sidhu, revealed the identity of the person.

Najib must step down pending a probe

Years of speculation as to who drafted private investigator P Balasubramaniam’s second statutory declaration dramatically came to a close on 16 March 2013 at the Bar Council’s 67th annuel general meeting when Bala’s lawyer, Americk Sidhu, revealed the identity of the person.

Altantuya, C4 & the Immigration: Who gave the order & deleted the records?

J. D. Lovrenciear

The savage murder of the late Altantuya continues to haunt Malaysians’ imagination, logic and emotions all across the nation.

It is a ‘blockbuster story’ that permeates every nook and corner of cities and villages. Just utter the word ‘Mongolia’ and everybody gets the drift.

It certainly continues to puzzle many across our borders, and surely the Mongolians are not exhausted of wondering too.

Back in our own yard, the Altantuya episode continues to plague and haunt the political terrains on both sides of the divide – the BN and Opposition parties, as the politicians and their die-hard fans fight it out over the ‘right’ and ‘wrong’ of the episode.

PI Bala: I swear first SD was the truth

Leven Woon

The first statutory declaration linked Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak to the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shariibuu.

SEPANG Former private investigator P Balasubramaniam returned to Malaysia today and immediately declared that the first statutory declaration (SD) he made in 2008 on the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shariibuu was the truth.

Holding up a Hindu holy book Bhagavad Gita, he swore that the allegation linking Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak to the murder contained in the first SD was a fact.

Explosive claims linking Najib to Altantuya

Soon Li Tsin

He revealed that Najib had also informed his close associate Abdul Razak Baginda that inspector-general of police Musa Hassan would ‘take care’ of the murder case which implicated Abdul Razak.Private investigator P Balasubramaniam has made shocking claims that Deputy Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak had links with murdered Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu.

He further revealed that his evidence linking Najib to the murdered Mongolian was removed by the police and prosecutors during the murder trial – a move seen to protect the DPM.

Explosive Altantuya Revelations Coming?

John Berthelsen，Asia Sentinel

Retired Malaysian police chief schedules mysterious Bangkok press conference Monday to announce “new revelations” in murder for hire case

The Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand announced Saturday that Musa Hassan, who retired recently as Malaysia’s national police chief, would hold a Monday press conference in Bangkok with “new revelations” over the 2006 murder for hire of Mongolian beauty Altantuya Shaariibuu.

“After her death it was revealed that she had been linked to the sale of two French-made submarines to Malaysia for US$1.3 billion – a deal under heavy suspicion of high-level corruption,” the FCCT announcement said. “The current Malaysian PM, Najib Razak, was then Minister of Defense and the national police chief was Musa Hassan. The revelations shook the Malaysian political landscape.”

Who wins GE13 depends on who pleases the Rakyat, not astrology or numerology

Straight Talker

As we draw closer to our 13th General Election day – a date that is still in wraps of sorts shamefully, many fortune tellers and astrologers (as reported in The Star newspaper, 4 September 2012) are pinning BN’s victory on the dates and planets.

Indeed editors need to be told that this piece of ‘news’ is very Fourth-World indeed for a nation pretending to achieve First-World status in seven years time.

Let us get real for once, can we. Here is a MUST DO list that will qualify a political party to emerge victorious. This list is not BN motivated or colored by Opposition agenda. Politicians must have the honesty, courage and integrity to recognize that it is the rakyat’s (people’s) wish-list.

WHO KILLED ALTANTUYA: Until there are answers, ‘Janji Detepati’ remains hollow

Soul of Justice

How many more agonizing years do we and the world have to wait to find out the following:

1. Who gave the order to ensure that all immigration records of the late Altantuya’s entry and egress records were wiped out from the system?

2. Who gave the green light for the controlled explosive C4 to leave the guarded and vaulted premise?

3. Who authorized the use of military grade C4 to be used on the shot and dead lone woman?

4. Why did the current PM send text messages to his business buddy Baginda Razak of his assurance to assist and what assistance did he give?

Photos show that Altantuya was in France

Susan Loone

A report on the French police investigations was carried by online news portal Free Malaysia Today

 (FMT) in an article headlined ‘French probe: Altantuya never entered France’.While French police investigations have revealed that Altantuya Shaariibuu never entered France from 1999 to 2006, there are photographs of her taken in Paris published several years ago, that indicate otherwise.

The report published yesterday was based on confidential investigative documents submitted to the French judicial inquiry that is looking into alleged kickbacks paid out in the 2002 Scorpene submarine deal between French firm DCNS and the Malaysian government.

Najib, Altantuya and submarine

Zaidel Baharuddin

Many versions have come out about the murdered Mongolian lady and the link to the submarine deal, and many more may be in the pipeline.

Finally, I have decided to touch on a topic that would make the average FMT reader filled with glee upon reading the trifecta of conspiracies penned on the title.

Ever since 2008 there were various versions running around in regard to the death of this particularly attractive Mongolian lady. They ranged from the infamous Raja Petra Kamarudin who was once hailed as a hero, a beacon of democracy and the tower of freedom to the latest version from Suaram.

First French submarines, now Australian banknotes

Dean Johns

 BN’s politicians and cronies have been on a national and international corruption spree for decades.

So it’s nice to see signs that, despite current Prime Minister Najib Razak’s expensive efforts to portray himself and his accomplices as worthy world citizens, the international community is finally waking up to BN’s monstrous misgovernment of Malaysia.

The first ray of hope came from France, where an investigation has begun into the payment of illegal kickbacks to close associates of Najib, if not the man himself, on the sale to Malaysia by a French arms company of two Scorpene submarines.

Ignored truths in Altantuya murder: To prove innocence, Najib must order full probe

J. D. Lovrenciear

After all these years of waiting for the satisfactory resolve of the brutal murder of the Mongolian citizen in Malaysia, the justice panned out by the Malaysian court is still not accepted by the public. Both Malaysians and concerned citizens the world over have expressed shock at the verdict.

Leaving aside all jurisprudence for a moment, let us just take a look at what the public has been questioning all these while and yet only getting a deafening silence from the institutions and authorities – including the nation’s leadership.

The most prized questions are:

Rosmah’s Deepak brings the taint of Altantuya into Malaysia’s corporate world

Wong Choon Mei

Deepak Jaikishan, who shot to fame following the statutory declarations made by a private investigator implicating Prime Minister Najib Razak in the Altantuya Shaaribuu murder, is now making waves of a different sort and in perhaps the most cynical of places – Malaysia’s corporate world, where critics often deplore, business is intertwined with politics.

Deepak, also known as First Lady Rosmah Mansor’s ‘carpet man’ because his family runs a rug shop along the bustling Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman road, has emerged as a substantial shareholder in Envair Holdings Bhd, a loss-making producer of air and water filters slated to be transformed into an oil-and-gas company. The stock is listed on the Mesdaq Board for small and mostly tech shares.

“This is a major change for him. Even though Envair is a small firm, it is still a bigger and different environment compared to his carpet business which was mostly retail-based. It shows how powerful connections are and sometimes it is who you know rather than what you know that makes the difference,” a research analyst at a large brokerage told Malaysia Chronicle.