tumpang sekole...?: Awat Najib gitu sengkek untuk bayaq ikat jamin...

Hari ini adalah hari di mana Najib Razak perlu melangsaikan baki RM500 ribu daripada RM1 juta wang jaminan yang dikenakan mahkamah terhadapnya.

Atas alasan semua akaun bank milik beliau, isteri dan anak-anaknya dibekukan oleh SPRM, melalui anak perempuannya, Nooryana Najwa, Najib hanya dapat membayar RM500 ribu wang jaminan pada hari pertuduhan dikenakan terhadapnya, Rabu lalu.

Dengan budi bicara mahkamah dan hakim yang baik hati, baki RM500 lagi ditangguhkan pembayarannya sehingga esok.

Sehubungan itu, atas nama untuk membantu Najib yang dianggap kesusahan dan tidak berwang, sebuah tabung segera diwujudkan oleh sekumpulan pemimpin UMNO yang bersimpati terhadapnya.

Sehingga ini, dilaporkan lebih RM200 ribu telah berjaya dikumpulkan dan tidak dipastikan sama ada jumlah RM500 yang diperlukan itu dapat dikutip atau sebaliknya menjelang esok.

Juga tidak dapat dipastikan berapa ramai pemimpin UMNO dan bekas-bekas menteri yang kebanyakan anak-anak mereka memandu Ferrari atau Lamboghini, turut sama menyumbang kepada tabung tersebut.

Yang pastinya, ada seorang Ketua Wanita UMNO Bahagian yang sanggup menyerahkan gelang kesayangannya kepada tabung tersebut dengan niat untuk membantu Najib yang dianggapnya dalam kesusahan dan memerlukan bantuan.

Najib sendiri dalam responnya di media sosial, melahirkan rasa terharunya atas kesanggupan Ketua Wanita UMNO berkenaan menghulurkan bantuan kepadanya.

Tetapi, benarkan Najib tiada wang dan tidak mampu membayar baki wang jaminan sebanyak RM500 ribu itu?

Di manakah rakan-rakan dan adik-beradik Najib yang diketahui kaya raya dan berharta belaka?

Apakah benar mereka tidak langsung menghulurkan sebarang bantuan kepadanya untuk membayar wang jaminan?

Kenapa hanya anak perempuan Najib saja yang berbuat demikian?

Di mana kesediaan anak-anak Najib daripada perkahwinannya terdahulu dalam menolong ayah sendiri, termasuk salah seorang daripadanya yang didapati bersuka ria dengan artis Taiwan, baru-baru ini?

Selain itu, ketika pertuduhan dihadapkan kepadanya di mahkamah Rabu lalu, meskipun ketika itu akaun banknya sudah dibekukan, Najib disedari telah diwakili oleh pasukan peguambela yang diketuai oleh peguam tersohor, Shafee Abdullah.

Melihat kepada kes yang dihadapi Najib, kedudukan beliau sebagai bekas Perdana Menteri dan terbilangnya status Shafee sebagai peguam, adalah dijangkakan yuran guamannya itu boleh mencecah angka puluhan juta ringgit jumlahnya.

Bagaimanakah Najib membayar wang guamannya itu?

Adakah beliau menggunakan wang sendiri atau melalui rangkaian kawan-kawan dan adik-beradiknya?

Jika Najib menggunakan wang sendiri untuk membayar yuran guaman itu, mungkin melalui sumber yang kita tidak ketahui, mengapakah beliau tidak mengenepikan sebahagian kecil daripadanya untuk membayar wang jaminan yang dikenakan terhadapnya?

Bagaimanapun, kalau kos guaman itu ditolong-bayar oleh kawan-kawan dan adik-beradiknya, kenapakah mereka tidak mahu turut membayar wang jaminan Najib?

Tidak cukup dengan itu, baru-baru ini, melalui sebuah firma guaman lain, Najib turut mengemukakan saman terhadap Ketua Pengarah SPRM, Shukri Abdull, Pengarah Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Komersial PDRM, Amar Singh dan dan Peguam Negara, Tommy Thomas atas dakwaan mereka bersikap prejudis terhadapnya.

Bagaimanakah juga Najib membayar yuran guaman untuk tindakan saman itu?

Akhirnya, jika difikir-fikir, adakah Najib benar-benar tiada wang untuk membayar baki wang ikat jamin sebanyak RM500 ribu sehingga sebuah tabung perlu diwujudkan? - SH

Wine, Woman and Pleasure – The Family Of Razak Still Has Tons Of Hidden Money...

Najib Razak apparently has financial problem after his banking accounts have been frozen. The Kuala Lumpur High Court allowed the ex-prime minister to pay RM1 million bail in two installments – a rare arrangement indeed. But when it was later revealed that the judge – Mohd Soffi Abdul Razak – is the younger brother of Benta UMNO state assemblyman Mohd Soffi, everything makes sense.

The judiciary system is so corrupted that most of the judges are Najib or UMNO-friendly. Even his top lawyer, Shafee Abdullah, was allegedly paid RM9.5 million from Najib’s private account (in two tranches in 2013 and 2014) to prosecute Anwar Ibrahim (prime minister-in-waiting) in relation to the Sodomy 2 case, hence denying Mr. Anwar a fair trial.

Najib’s supporters, however, were quick to set up a fund to solicit donation from the people to help the scandal-plagued ex-PM pay the remainder of the bail. Actually, this is an exaggerated drama. UMNO, the party led by Najib before he resigned, has a staggering 3-million members. If each of them contributes RM1, there would be RM3 million already.

And if each of them donates RM10, the so-called poor Najib would be flushed with RM30 million to not only pay his bail, but also to pay the super lawyer Shafee. Therefore, money is not an issue to Najib and his family. Even without the donation box, the family has hundreds of millions, even billions, stashed either in overseas or kept by cronies or friends in the country.

Obviously, the crooked family cannot show they still have truckloads of money as the MACC (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) is watching their every single move. Hence, they have to pretend that they are penniless. Judging by how the donation box collects hundreds of thousands of ringgit so far, one cannot underestimate the stupidity of UMNO fans.

Najib’s daughter Nooryana Najwa has taken to Facebook and whine, cry and bitch that her personal account, as well as that of her 10-month-old son, had been frozen by 1MDB investigators. Rosmah’s favourite daughter went berserk, accusing the new government of being vindictive and seeking to “eliminate” her whole family.

It’s amazing the MACC hadn’t arrested and charged the drama queen Nooryana for her inability to justify how she, despite being jobless, could afford to live in luxury condominium – Pavilion Residences. Ahh, but Najib and Rosmah claimed that their son-in-law, Daniyar Nazarbayev, is extremely rich. After all, Daniyar is the stepson of Bolat Nazarbayez, who is the younger brother of Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev.

In reality, Daniyar himself was a scammer who had cheated his stepfather’s US$20 million condominium in New York. Najib and Rosmah’s son-in-law had also allegedly falsified documents to enable him to study at Columbia University in America. Heck, even Daniyar’s mother, Maira Kesikbayev, was a con artist whom Bolat discovered (to his horror) was already married when she met him.

Nope, Najib and Rosmah’s son-in-law isn’t rich. It is believed that Nooryana Najwa and Daniyar Nazarbayev’s wedding in 2015 which was so lavish that RM3 million was spent on flowers alone, had probably used Malaysian taxpayers’ money. Mahathir said he was shocked at the lavishness when he attended their 2011 engagement ceremony – 16 barrels of watches, shoes, clothes etc.

Besides, if Daniyar Nazarbayev was indeed super duper rich, his mother would not have had acted like a cheapskate thief, ordering a dozen of Hermes handbags worth US$401,912.50 (£264,564; RM1.72 million) from the Financial District business Samilor in 2014 and 2015 – but refused to pay. Genuine rich people will always pay as they have reputation to protect. Even Rosmah paid for her stuffs.

But the MACC was so cruel that they even froze a 10-month-old baby’s bank account which according to Nooryana had only RM100 in it. Well, if indeed her son’s bank account had only RM100, why even bother splitting hair about it? A junior saving account, however, isn’t immune from being used to siphon or launder dirty money.

There must be a good reason why Najib and Rosmah’s daughter Nooryana Najwa and son Norashman personal bank accounts have been frozen by the anti-corruption commission. Nooryana can always sue the new government if her accounts were truly squeaky clean without any hanky-panky transactions but were being discriminately targeted by MACC.

Another son of Najib – Mohd Nazifuddin – was spotted spending quality time in Taipei with a Taiwanese actress on Thursday (July 5), just a day after his father was arrested and charged for corruption. As reported by Apple Daily Taiwan, Mr. Nazifuddin was seen wining and dining with the woman at a steak restaurant in Taipei’s top luxury shopping district near Taipei 101.

Nazifuddin and Celia Chang (張東晴), a 34-year-old Taiwanese actress(above), spent more than three hours at Morton’s The Steakhouse inside the Breeze Xinyi shopping mall, laughing and clinking glasses as if nothing had happened. Apple Daily claimed that at least two bottles of red wine were consumed. Najib’s son, instead of worrying about his father, appeared to be relaxed and in good spirits.

The newspaper wrote that they took a taxi to a massage parlor, had a candlelight dinner, spent two hours at a pub and took another cab to the Grand Hyatt Taipei at 1 a.m. The pair reportedly only spent time at the hotel bar, after which Mr Nazifuddin proceeded to his room upstairs and Ms Chang, believed to be Chinese-Vietnamese descent, left.

Not only Nazifuddin, a Muslim, had little problem gulping glasses of wine and hugging a Chinese chick, he appeared to not have any financial issue flying to Taiwan just for a short trip of expensive dining and wining. And he had the cheek to insult the peoples’ intelligence, defending his father against accusations of corruption and money laundering.

Interestingly, Nazifuddin, second son of ex-premier Najib Razak, was allegedly involved in UFUN Ponzi Scheme. The Get-Rich-Scheme had allegedly swindled 120,000 people involving at least 38 billion baht (US$1.13 billion, £720 million, RM4 billion) in Thailand about 3 years ago. Yes, like his daddy’s 1MDB Ponzi Scheme, Nazifuddin had his own UFUN Ponzi Scheme too.

You have Nooryana Najwa bitching about her accounts being frozen. And you have Nazifuddin having pleasure with a Chinese chick just a day after his father was arrested. Clearly the Razak family has been living lavishly. Their problem isn’t about money. Their problem is about their inability to spend freely like a king. They still have shiploads of money well hidden elsewhere. - ft