Ever since, controversy surrounding Latheefa's appointment has been drowned out by the fallout from the gay sex video involving Haziq Aziz and another man said to be Minister Azmin Ali, although the latter had denied this. The last piece of news involving Latheefa was about her recusing herself from MACC's graft probe on Azmin.
As Latheefa's role in the larger body politic fades from public spotlight at least for now, she's still pulling the strings insofar as the Anwar-Azmin political maneuvering is concerned. This is being done through her sister Zakiah Koya, a senior journalist in The Star.
Zakiah has been instrumental in Camp Azmin's bid to steer the narratives involving the scandal. One of the first "exclusive" stories Zakiah reported on when the scandal broke was that Haziq never showed any tendencies of being gay. Read "Close friends are shocked, say Haziq was never gay".
Quoting unnamed ex-school and university mates of Haziq, the piece was clearly put out as a counter-narrative to the idea that the jambu-looking Haziq had homosexual tendencies in the first place. This was despite a video of Haziq admitting to being in the sex tape and implicated Azmin.
Zakiah Koya
From then on, it was Ops Save Azmin for the Koya sisters using the media, particularly The Star. Zakiah wrote a litany of stories, mostly to back Azmin, whom everyone knew put Latheefa in MACC for reasons best known to himself.
Zakiah also conducted a one-on-one video interview with PKR Sabah deputy Youth chief Blission Zainuddin where the latter said Haziq had to badger Blission for Azmin's whereabouts during the Sandakan by-election. This was to paint the picture that Haziq was not all that close to Azmin, as claimed, much less had a sexual relationship with him.
On Tuesday (18 June), Zakiah wrote an exclusive front page report, "All abuzz over missing PKR man" which insinuated that the mastermind of the black ops had not been publicly seen since the video surfaced. She all but named Anwar's political secretary, Farhash Wafa Salvador, the said individual. Again, Zakiah quoted unnamed "sources" for the story.
From fire-fighting mode since the scandal first broke, the Koya sisters were now on counter-offensive as they try to finger Anwar's involvement in the grand conspiracy. As it turned out, Farhash had gone on record to say he was never overseas during the period, which laid to rest any speculations arising from the report. Anwar had also since distanced himself from Farhash.
Camp Azmin has a cache of very potent weapons in key institutions to help save himself from the political battle of his life. If he needs to Koya-k (tear) every shred of moral and ethical fiber there is, he'd do it just to ensure he becomes PM8. - Star Insider,f/bk
Azmin Gay Sex Scandal Shows Why Malays Will Split And Can Never Be United...
Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia’s first prime minister popularly known as the “Father of Independence”, was perhaps the only clean and honest premier the country had ever produced. Tunku is still widely regarded, even by his critics, as the true leader in the multiracial and multi-religious country. Still, he was brought down by enemy using gutter politics.
Due to greed for power, his deputy – Abdul Razak Hussein – had carefully pre-planned and orchestrated the May 13, 1969 bloody racial riots together with former Selangor chief minister Harun Idris. The plot was to oust Tunku who was none too keen on Razak and his cohorts’ new Malay agenda. Some believed it was karma when Razak died of leukaemia on Jan 14, 1976, at the age of 53.
After the 1969 riots, Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition was formed in 1973 as a replacement of the Alliance Party. Opposition parties such as Gerakan, PPP, and PAS were invited to join the new coalition. With a combined period of rule from 1957 to 2018, the Alliance and its successor Barisan were considered as the longest ruling coalition party in the democratic world.
However, the “dirty and gutter politics” did not end after Razak backstabbed and betrayed Tunku after the 1969 riots. At its peak, the Barisan Nasional (National Front) coalition consisted of 14 component political parties. Yet, the so-called Malay unity did not last very long. In 1977, PAS was kicked out from BN following a revolt within the Kelantan state over the appointment of chief minister.
Interestingly, PAS was itself a splinter group of UMNO (the dominant party of BN). The religious group was founded in 1951 by some Muslim clerics, who shifted the party’s ideology away from Malay nationalism towards a more focus on Islamic teachings. But even within PAS, the party has always been divided into two factions – the extremist and progressive groups.
the Alliance Party
Ten years after PAS was booted from the federal government, UMNO, the supposedly representative or guardian of ethnic Malay, exploded into crisis again. Under the leadership of Mahathir Mohamad, a man whom Tunku Abdul Rahman labelled as one of extremists responsible for the 1969 racial riots, UMNO was split into Team-A and Team-B.
In 1987, Tengku Razaleigh’s “Team B” faction challenged Mahathir’s “Team A” faction for control of UMNO. Ultimately, Mahathir won the party election with a slim 41-vote majority. He quickly removed all Team B members from the cabinet. Mr. Razaleigh claimed many party delegates were improperly elected, hence sued to overturn the results – leading to UMNO being declared “illegal” in 1988.
As a result of internal power struggle, Razaleigh formed “Semangat 46” while Mahathir created “UMNO Baru”. Had Najib Razak, then UMNO Youth Chief and a protege of Razaleigh, did not betray his mentor by swinging his votes for Mahathir at the eleventh hour, Mahathir would have ruled for just 6 years instead of 22 years from 1981 to 2003.
Anwar Ibrahim, co-founder of the Muslim Youth Movement (ABIM), was once an Islamist extremist. He too couldn’t resist the temptation of power and wealth when then-PM Mahathir easily lured him to join UMNO in 1982. It was part of the strategy to “keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer.” Anwar’s meteoric rise was rudely disrupted in 1998.
Already the deputy prime minister and finance minister, Anwar challenged his boss Mahathir over how to handle the Malaysia’s economy, which was under pressure amid the 1997-98 Asian Financial Crisis. Anwar was also not in favour of the Petronas bailout of now-defunct Konsortium Perkapalan Bhd, which belongs to Mahathir’s eldest son, Mirzan Mahathir.
Friend Turn Foe Turn Friend
Mahathir then sacked his deputy over allegations that he was involved in corruption and “unnatural sex” – sodomy. So, dirty and gutter politics were all over the place – again – when UMNO-Malay politicians fought for power and wealth. Even until today, Mahathir has never apologised to his former deputy Anwar Ibrahim, who was sacked and jailed for corrupt practices and sodomy in 1998.
The sacking and jailing of Anwar would give birth to the PKR (Parti Keadilan Rakyat or People’s Justice Party) in 1998, further splitting Malays. Ten years later, amazingly, Anwar was again accused of sodomising his former aide, Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan, at a Desa Damansara condominium unit in Bukit Damansara between 3.10 pm and 4.30 pm on June 26, 2008.
In the same year of 2008, Mahathir’s own handpicked successor – Abdullah Ahmad Badawi – was targeted because not only the prime minister was sleeping on the job most of the time, the country was on auto-pilot as it was discovered that Badawi’s son-in-law, Khairy Jamaluddin, known as the “fourth floor boys”, were the one who ran the government.
Najib Razak, the son of second PM Abdul Razak, was crowned as the 6th Prime Minister of Malaysia after he pressured Badawi to resign in 2009. But it was soon discovered that Najib was worse than Badawi. Not only Najib’s wife, Rosmah Mansor, was the de-facto prime minister, the husband-wife tag-team happily stole money from the national coffers to the tune of billions of dollars.
Incredibly, the families of Najib did not find anything wrong despite the world mocking the country as a kleptocracy government. Even after Najib and Rosmah were slapped with dozens of charges of criminal breach of trust (CBT), money laundering and abuse of power, they insist that there is “nothing to be ashamed of”, as can be seen in the “Malu Apa Bossku (Why The Shame, Boss)” campaign.
PKR Supporters
Now, after taking over the government, the PKR party is hit with gay sex scandal when Economic Affairs Minister Azmin Ali, the blue-eyed boy of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, is being accused of having “unnatural sex” with another man. Already divided into two factions of Anwar and Azmin, the latest homosexual video clip will potentially split the PKR party.
Regardless whether the mastermind is Mahathir, Anwar or UMNO (now the opposition), the gay sex scandal is a classic example of how the Malays would go the extra miles of using dirty or gutter politics to gain power, wealth and like it or not, extraordinary sex. And the split among the Malays, mostly possessed UMNO DNA, does not confine to PKR only.
Even within Mahathir’s own PPBM (Bersatu) party, there appears to be factions. Likewise, the once invincible UMNO party is split into multiple factions. Heck, even prime minister wannabe Ibrahim Ali has set up a new party, Putra, as an alternative for Malays. In reality, the ethnic Malay will forever split and can never be united for obvious reason.
Politics, no matter how dirty, is the main staple of Malays. They live, eat and sleep politics. Politics is to the Malays what business is to the Chinese. But unlike in the business world, where one can complement each other, the same cannot be said about Malay politics. PPBM, PKR, Amanah, UMNO, PAS and whatnot are fighting for the same market share, hence cannibalizing each other.
Because the Malays mostly suck in business, their express ticket to instant wealth and power is politics. But if you think using one’s private sex activities behind closed doors is dirty, wait until you hear how some fake Muslim holy men declare “lies” as “Shariah-compliant” so that they could continue hoodwinking their Muslim followers. - FT
Haziq meliwat seorang diri?...
Haziq buat akuan memang dia di dalam video tersebut. Dia juga sebut nama Azmin.
Apakah Haziq bercakap benar bahawa memang dia dan Azmin di dalam bilik hotel tersebut? Tiada siapa boleh pastikan kebenarannya. Tapi Haziq telah mengaku.
Azmin pula menafikan. Maka, kalau Naib Ketua AMK, Nazree Yunus dan Zuraida kata Haziq patut dipecat kerana melakukan perbuatan liwat yang beliau sendiri mengaku, kita mahu bertanya Haziq melakukannya dengan siapa?Meliwat seorang diri? Dengan Azmin? Bukankah Azmin menafikannya?
Kalau Haziq dipecat kerana mengaku dirinya terlibat di dalam video tersebut, kita kena juga siasat siapa pasangannya sebelum kita mahu hukum Haziq.
Kalau kita percaya pengakuan Haziq itu bulat-bulat, ertinya kita percaya Azmin adalah pasangannya. Ini tidak adil buat Azmin.
Mana mungkin kita boleh dakwa seseorang itu berjudi, kalau hanya seorang berjaya dicekup? Judi boleh berlaku sekurang-kurangnya dua orang. Liwat juga tidak berlaku bersendirian.
Mengapa Nazree Yunus dan Zuraida tidak sabar-sabar menanti siasatan pihak polis? Sepatutnya Nazree Yunus atau Zuraida desak Azmin saman Haziq kerana Haziq babitkan namanya di dalam pengakuan beliau, bukannya mahu parti pecat Haziq sedangkan pasangannya pun masih tidak diketahui?
Apakah Nazree Yunus dan Zuraida sebenarnya tahu siapa pasangan Haziq? - Wfauzdin NS
Saksi utama no. 42: Datuk Mohd Suboh Md Yassin,
bekas pengarah SRC International
Darah munafik tersungkur
di kaki dedak UMNO...
Inilah penyatuan darah2 kotor
yang tak perlu ditapis...
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