命案后先讨论恢复士气 反贪会举动冯正仁费解
2011/03/31 12:01:03 PM
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（吉隆坡30日讯）雪州反贪会面对命案发生，第一时间并非了解案发经过，反之讨论如何恢复官员的士气，令调查委员会主席丹斯里冯正仁感到费解。
雪州反贪会前副主任希山慕丁哈欣指出，他在知道命案发生后，与时任反贪会副主席拿督斯里阿布卡欣回到雪州反贪会办公室，商讨如何恢复反贪会官员的士气。
到警局不敢下车
“那时候雪州反贪会官员们的情绪非常低落。”
冯正仁马上提出质疑，询问当时第一时间不是应该向涉及的官员了解案发过程？
希山解释说，安努亚和海鲁告诉他，当时候有很多人都正在找他们，基于安全理由，他们不敢返回办公室。
他说，他有指示安努亚和海鲁去报警，不过因安努亚的照片曾出现在报章上，到达警局后，两人也不敢下车。
对此，冯正仁又提出质疑，因安努亚之前供证时，曾透露本身在报警时已将手机关机。
希山慕丁马上解释说，可能安努亚是借用海鲁的手机。
他补充，反贪会官员的手机号码提供给很多人，例如雪州议员欧阳捍华及证人，因此不少人知道他们的电话。
希山慕丁也说，随后16日的下午6时许，在送走雪州议员们及媒体后，警方传召涉及官员，因此他无法与官员们举行会谈。
“原本在阿布卡欣离开后，我要与官员们举行汇报会，不过涉及的官员都被传召到莎阿南警察总部，至于其他的官员，我从他们身上获得的资讯是很少的。”
调委会形容反贪总部“生人勿近”
调委会成员拿督斯尔文迪拉纳登以“alien”一词，形容反贪会对外人而言，是一个陌生的地方。
希山慕丁说：“我们不是外来者（orang asing）。”此语导致庭内哄堂。
他说：“我们是在证人自愿合作的情况下，带他们回反贪会，如果我们强迫，则对案件不利。
自辩有人情味
“我们也有人情味，确实非常照顾证人，一点都不敢粗声粗气。”
希山慕丁说，他在雪州反贪会的下属当中，没有傲慢自大，意气风发的官员。
冯正仁听后指证人很幸运，他透露：“法官中有这样的人。”
证人说：“有问题的官员，将被安排接受辅导。”
2011年3月31日星期四
2011年3月22日星期二
Teoh inquiry:MACC officer stuns all by bursting into tears
Published: Tuesday March 22, 2011 MYT 8:34:00 PM
Teoh inquiry: MACC officer stuns all by bursting into tears
By WANI MUTHIAH
KUALA LUMPUR: The Commission of Inquiry into the death of Teoh Beng Hock was momentarily stunned when a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) investigating officer burst into tears while testifying.
Mohd Anuar Ismail, who headed the investigations revolving around the alleged fraudulent disbursement of state funds by Seri Kembangan assemblyman Ean Yong Hian Wah and Kg Tunku assemblyman Ng Weng San, was narrating the emotional trauma and fear he experienced on hearing about the political aide’s death.
“I was very shocked. He was our witness and was with me the previous night.
“He was fine and healthy but now this had happened,” said Mohd Anwar.
Teoh, 30, who was Ean Yong political secretary, was taken to the Selangor MACC office on the 14th floor of Plaza Masalam, Shah Alam on July 15, 2009 by Anuar and his team.
He was found dead on the buildings fifth floor service apartment the following day.
Mohd Anuar had gone to Ean Yong’s office on that day he seized Teoh’s laptop, documents and a central processing unit.
According to Mohd Anuar he was fearful of public perception and the anger felt by Teoh’s family, friends and colleagues against him over what had happened.
He said the public had seen his picture with Teoh, which was splashed all over the media after he had gone to Ean Yong’s office at the Selangor state secretariat building.
To a question by commission chairman Tan Sri James Foong why Mohd Anuar had stopped at his home in Puchong while on the way to the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya with his immediate boss Hairul Ilham Hamzah, the investigating officer said he had gone to see his wife.
(Hairul Ilham had testified last week that Mohd Anuar had asked to stop at his house for a moment before heading to the MACC headquarters on July 16, 2009 after Teoh’s remains had been found.)
“I wanted to express my feelings and fear to my wife. I told her about the public perception and anger over what had had happened and asked her to be careful and take care of herself and our children,” said Mohd Anuar who broke down and cried at this juncture.
Commission chairman Justice Foong called for a 15-minute break to allow Mohd Anuar to collect himself.
When asked by commissioner Professor Dr Mohamed Hatta Shaharom why he had cried, Mohd Anuar said he was distressed over the incident as it had taken a heavy toll on him and the MACC.
“This involved the death of a witness and as the investigating officer it was my responsibility.
“Our department was in a very bad situation after that and our operations stalled,” he said adding that those summoned to the MACC office refused to show up after Teoh’s death.
Dr Mohamed Hatta also asked Mohd Anuar if he had given a thought to the pain suffered by Teoh’s family as he only spoke about himself and his family.
“I sympathise with them,” said Mohd Anuar adding that what had happened was beyond his control.
To a question by conducting officer Awang Armadajaya Awang Mahmud if he (Mohd Anuar) had breached any law in the way Teoh had been handled, Mohd Anuar said his only mistake was allowing the political aide to remain in the MACC office after his statement had been recorded at 3.30am on July 16.
The inquiry continues Wednesday.
Teoh inquiry: MACC officer stuns all by bursting into tears
By WANI MUTHIAH
KUALA LUMPUR: The Commission of Inquiry into the death of Teoh Beng Hock was momentarily stunned when a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) investigating officer burst into tears while testifying.
Mohd Anuar Ismail, who headed the investigations revolving around the alleged fraudulent disbursement of state funds by Seri Kembangan assemblyman Ean Yong Hian Wah and Kg Tunku assemblyman Ng Weng San, was narrating the emotional trauma and fear he experienced on hearing about the political aide’s death.
“I was very shocked. He was our witness and was with me the previous night.
“He was fine and healthy but now this had happened,” said Mohd Anwar.
Teoh, 30, who was Ean Yong political secretary, was taken to the Selangor MACC office on the 14th floor of Plaza Masalam, Shah Alam on July 15, 2009 by Anuar and his team.
He was found dead on the buildings fifth floor service apartment the following day.
Mohd Anuar had gone to Ean Yong’s office on that day he seized Teoh’s laptop, documents and a central processing unit.
According to Mohd Anuar he was fearful of public perception and the anger felt by Teoh’s family, friends and colleagues against him over what had happened.
He said the public had seen his picture with Teoh, which was splashed all over the media after he had gone to Ean Yong’s office at the Selangor state secretariat building.
To a question by commission chairman Tan Sri James Foong why Mohd Anuar had stopped at his home in Puchong while on the way to the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya with his immediate boss Hairul Ilham Hamzah, the investigating officer said he had gone to see his wife.
(Hairul Ilham had testified last week that Mohd Anuar had asked to stop at his house for a moment before heading to the MACC headquarters on July 16, 2009 after Teoh’s remains had been found.)
“I wanted to express my feelings and fear to my wife. I told her about the public perception and anger over what had had happened and asked her to be careful and take care of herself and our children,” said Mohd Anuar who broke down and cried at this juncture.
Commission chairman Justice Foong called for a 15-minute break to allow Mohd Anuar to collect himself.
When asked by commissioner Professor Dr Mohamed Hatta Shaharom why he had cried, Mohd Anuar said he was distressed over the incident as it had taken a heavy toll on him and the MACC.
“This involved the death of a witness and as the investigating officer it was my responsibility.
“Our department was in a very bad situation after that and our operations stalled,” he said adding that those summoned to the MACC office refused to show up after Teoh’s death.
Dr Mohamed Hatta also asked Mohd Anuar if he had given a thought to the pain suffered by Teoh’s family as he only spoke about himself and his family.
“I sympathise with them,” said Mohd Anuar adding that what had happened was beyond his control.
To a question by conducting officer Awang Armadajaya Awang Mahmud if he (Mohd Anuar) had breached any law in the way Teoh had been handled, Mohd Anuar said his only mistake was allowing the political aide to remain in the MACC office after his statement had been recorded at 3.30am on July 16.
The inquiry continues Wednesday.
民聯領袖疑召妓被偷拍 安華：不是我
更新: March 22, 2011 01:18
民聯領袖疑召妓被偷拍
安華：不是我
（吉隆坡21日訊）一名男子“拿督T”，今天向媒體播放據稱是某民聯重量級領袖的性愛短片，要求該領袖和其妻子在7天內退出政壇，否則便把短片公諸于世。
另一方面，公正黨實權領袖拿督斯里安華今午5時召開緊急記者會，否認自己是短片男主角，並指“事發時間”時，他正和網友在推特上互動。
“拿督T”今早在首都國家迎賓館（Carcosa Sri Negara）召見媒體，播放一個性愛短片，讓媒體代表分批觀看。
他聲稱，有關性愛短片是由一名叫“局內人”（The Insider）者發現。
“拿督T”過后向記者代讀“局內人”的聲明，指“局內人”會在7天內，把短片副本交給這名民聯重量級領袖及其夫人，由他們自行鑑定片中男主角的身分，然后辭職及退出政壇。
昨晚近11時，就有人開始通過各種管道召集媒體，包括聯絡《中國報》，前往隆市某酒店觀賞一個“震撼”的東西。
出現5名神秘男子
消息人士事前沒有說明是什么東西，只說那個東西很“震撼”。
記者今早依約到場時，現場有5名言行打扮神秘的男子，他們播放短片給記者看。這批人士共有5人，其中一人以“拿督T”自稱，其余4人相信都是他的助手。
他們都不多說話，只叫媒體代表看短片。過后，“拿督T”分發一頁英文文告給媒體。
拒透露局內人身分
“拿督T”不肯透露“局內人”的身分，但由文告內容看來，“局內人”是男主角的親信，在男主角離開房間后，奉命回來尋找手錶，並無意間發現針孔相機。
影片畫面清晰，根據熒幕上時間顯示，男主角是于今年2月21日晚上10時23分，在一間提供有色情和三溫暖服務的酒店召妓。
“拿督T”在旁解釋，影片是在沒有開燈下拍攝；影像很清楚顯示，男主角圍著毛巾后，和一名據說是中國籍的女郎步入房間，過后口交及做愛。
“男主角肚腩比我大”
安華聲稱有不在場證據
（八打靈再也21日訊）國會反對黨領袖拿督斯里安華否認是“疑召妓被偷拍”性愛短片的男主角，聲稱有不在場證據，並指男主角的肚腩比自己大。
他今午臨時召開記者會，堅決否認自稱“拿督T”的告密者，今早向媒體播放性愛短片中的男主角，就是自己。
與妻子孩子留在家
短片拍攝時間顯示是今年2月21日晚上10時23分，安華聲稱這段時間有上面子書及推特更新狀態，這是有力的時間證據。
“面子書與推特都會被駭，因此我都有存檔。”
他補充，當天在家裡與同僚會面后，就與妻子與孩子們留在家裡。
安華說，本身並未看過此光碟，惟觀看者告訴他，即男主角的肚腩明顯比較大。
這時，安華現場站起，向媒體展示其肚腩，並讓攝影記者拍照。
隨后，記者翻查安華的推特記錄后，發現9時多至11時多這段時間，安華並沒有任何更新留言，記者當場提出疑問，安華回答：“無所謂，我們有（never mind, we have it） ”
將設獨立諮委會調查
“局內人”在文告中說，如果這對領袖夫婦在接獲影片的7天內，不離開政治圈，他會召集幾個非政府組織，成立獨立咨詢委員會展開調查。
“甚至，我們會尋找專業的鑑定專家調查影片。到時候，全世界都會知道是什么事，這對領袖夫婦看著辦吧。”
文告說，他這么說是為了什么？說謊是有限度的，夠了夠了，是時候讓人民知道真相了！
公開場合播色情片是否違法
副警察總長拒回應
副警察總長拿督斯里胡申說，本身不清楚有人公開播放被指是反對黨領袖嫖妓短片一事，暫時也不懂是否有人針對此案報警，所以拒絕評論。
無論如何，配合第204屆警察日，在武吉阿曼警察總部接受各平面和電子媒體聯訪的胡申，受到記者再三追問，若有人在公開場合播放色情片是否違法時，僅說了一句“在法律上，那是不對的…”
接著胡申以本身未了解此案詳情，拒絕再針對此案發言，或發表猜測性言論。
採訪手記
邱仁傑：神秘兮兮的採訪
週日（20日）晚上10時45分，消息人士打電話給我，要我在21日早上前往隆市某地點，看一個“震撼的東西”。消息還說，看了后，你的老板會知道怎么做。
我通報主管后，答應會去看一看。
消息人士從頭到尾都很神秘，不肯說出地點，而且地點是在預定周一早上10時45分前的一小時才知道，也就是說我在9時40分左右，才被告知地點。
來到現場，氣氛很神秘，已經看過了的同行告訴我，那個東西的確很震撼，很震驚的。
所以，我原本不緊張的心情，也被搞到緊張兮兮，因為採訪軍事新聞多年，就算去軍事基地，也沒有這樣神秘。
當我和3位同行坐在電腦前，只看到電腦影幕有4個格子，角度應該是一樣的，影片有一張床，我才知道，要看的東西，應是“那種短片”。
但沒想到，主角竟與某領袖如此相似，可以說是80%至90%相似，我一時無法馬上回神過來。
這時，身邊的神秘告密者以開玩笑方式用馬來文問了一個問題，我們才放鬆心情去看這部影片。
但另3位同行很嚴肅，當中有兩位是女同行，看后會比較不舒服，是能理解的。
這個影片是不是真的很震撼，我不知道，離開時，我告訴自己：一枚巡航導彈，已經轟炸了政治圈！
民聯領袖疑召妓被偷拍
安華：不是我
（吉隆坡21日訊）一名男子“拿督T”，今天向媒體播放據稱是某民聯重量級領袖的性愛短片，要求該領袖和其妻子在7天內退出政壇，否則便把短片公諸于世。
另一方面，公正黨實權領袖拿督斯里安華今午5時召開緊急記者會，否認自己是短片男主角，並指“事發時間”時，他正和網友在推特上互動。
“拿督T”今早在首都國家迎賓館（Carcosa Sri Negara）召見媒體，播放一個性愛短片，讓媒體代表分批觀看。
他聲稱，有關性愛短片是由一名叫“局內人”（The Insider）者發現。
“拿督T”過后向記者代讀“局內人”的聲明，指“局內人”會在7天內，把短片副本交給這名民聯重量級領袖及其夫人，由他們自行鑑定片中男主角的身分，然后辭職及退出政壇。
昨晚近11時，就有人開始通過各種管道召集媒體，包括聯絡《中國報》，前往隆市某酒店觀賞一個“震撼”的東西。
出現5名神秘男子
消息人士事前沒有說明是什么東西，只說那個東西很“震撼”。
記者今早依約到場時，現場有5名言行打扮神秘的男子，他們播放短片給記者看。這批人士共有5人，其中一人以“拿督T”自稱，其余4人相信都是他的助手。
他們都不多說話，只叫媒體代表看短片。過后，“拿督T”分發一頁英文文告給媒體。
拒透露局內人身分
“拿督T”不肯透露“局內人”的身分，但由文告內容看來，“局內人”是男主角的親信，在男主角離開房間后，奉命回來尋找手錶，並無意間發現針孔相機。
影片畫面清晰，根據熒幕上時間顯示，男主角是于今年2月21日晚上10時23分，在一間提供有色情和三溫暖服務的酒店召妓。
“拿督T”在旁解釋，影片是在沒有開燈下拍攝；影像很清楚顯示，男主角圍著毛巾后，和一名據說是中國籍的女郎步入房間，過后口交及做愛。
“男主角肚腩比我大”
安華聲稱有不在場證據
（八打靈再也21日訊）國會反對黨領袖拿督斯里安華否認是“疑召妓被偷拍”性愛短片的男主角，聲稱有不在場證據，並指男主角的肚腩比自己大。
他今午臨時召開記者會，堅決否認自稱“拿督T”的告密者，今早向媒體播放性愛短片中的男主角，就是自己。
與妻子孩子留在家
短片拍攝時間顯示是今年2月21日晚上10時23分，安華聲稱這段時間有上面子書及推特更新狀態，這是有力的時間證據。
“面子書與推特都會被駭，因此我都有存檔。”
他補充，當天在家裡與同僚會面后，就與妻子與孩子們留在家裡。
安華說，本身並未看過此光碟，惟觀看者告訴他，即男主角的肚腩明顯比較大。
這時，安華現場站起，向媒體展示其肚腩，並讓攝影記者拍照。
隨后，記者翻查安華的推特記錄后，發現9時多至11時多這段時間，安華並沒有任何更新留言，記者當場提出疑問，安華回答：“無所謂，我們有（never mind, we have it） ”
將設獨立諮委會調查
“局內人”在文告中說，如果這對領袖夫婦在接獲影片的7天內，不離開政治圈，他會召集幾個非政府組織，成立獨立咨詢委員會展開調查。
“甚至，我們會尋找專業的鑑定專家調查影片。到時候，全世界都會知道是什么事，這對領袖夫婦看著辦吧。”
文告說，他這么說是為了什么？說謊是有限度的，夠了夠了，是時候讓人民知道真相了！
公開場合播色情片是否違法
副警察總長拒回應
副警察總長拿督斯里胡申說，本身不清楚有人公開播放被指是反對黨領袖嫖妓短片一事，暫時也不懂是否有人針對此案報警，所以拒絕評論。
無論如何，配合第204屆警察日，在武吉阿曼警察總部接受各平面和電子媒體聯訪的胡申，受到記者再三追問，若有人在公開場合播放色情片是否違法時，僅說了一句“在法律上，那是不對的…”
接著胡申以本身未了解此案詳情，拒絕再針對此案發言，或發表猜測性言論。
採訪手記
邱仁傑：神秘兮兮的採訪
週日（20日）晚上10時45分，消息人士打電話給我，要我在21日早上前往隆市某地點，看一個“震撼的東西”。消息還說，看了后，你的老板會知道怎么做。
我通報主管后，答應會去看一看。
消息人士從頭到尾都很神秘，不肯說出地點，而且地點是在預定周一早上10時45分前的一小時才知道，也就是說我在9時40分左右，才被告知地點。
來到現場，氣氛很神秘，已經看過了的同行告訴我，那個東西的確很震撼，很震驚的。
所以，我原本不緊張的心情，也被搞到緊張兮兮，因為採訪軍事新聞多年，就算去軍事基地，也沒有這樣神秘。
當我和3位同行坐在電腦前，只看到電腦影幕有4個格子，角度應該是一樣的，影片有一張床，我才知道，要看的東西，應是“那種短片”。
但沒想到，主角竟與某領袖如此相似，可以說是80%至90%相似，我一時無法馬上回神過來。
這時，身邊的神秘告密者以開玩笑方式用馬來文問了一個問題，我們才放鬆心情去看這部影片。
但另3位同行很嚴肅，當中有兩位是女同行，看后會比較不舒服，是能理解的。
這個影片是不是真的很震撼，我不知道，離開時，我告訴自己：一枚巡航導彈，已經轟炸了政治圈！
2011年3月21日星期一
Anwar denies he is man in sex video
Published: Monday March 21, 2011 MYT 5:40:00 PM
Updated: Monday March 21, 2011 MYT 6:29:37 PM
Anwar denies he is man in sex video
By JOSHUA FOONG and SHAUN HO
PETALING JAYA: Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim denied on Monday that he was the man in the Feb 21 sex video revealed to journalists earlier Monday.
“I sternly deny this scurrilous attack.”
He said that he was at home with PKR staff, his wife, children, grandchildren and tweeting on that day and at that time.
The sex video’s time stamp on Feb 21 was from 10.23pm to 10.45pm.
Anwar said that he was told that man in the sex video looked very much like him except his stomach was bigger (perut buncit).
He stood up and quipped: “See, I’m slimmer.”
He described the video “as a good but not a perfect job.”
Anwar was speaking at a packed press conference flanked by his wife Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail and other top party leaders. On a more serious note, he said that the sex video was just the latest attack by his political enemies ahead of the Sarawak polls expected some time in April.
Sarawak’s state assembly was dissolved Monday and the Election Commission will meet Wednesday to decide on the polling day.
Earlier Monday, a 21-minute video, showing a man resembling Anwar having sex with a woman, was shown to newsmen by a man who identified himself only as Datuk T. He claimed the video was recorded on Feb 21 in a local hotel room.
In the video, when the man leaves the room briefly, the woman rummages through his things and takes a watch.
Datuk T showed an Omega watch to journalists when he held the screening of the sex video earlier Monday and claimed that the watch was Anwar’s.
Asked about the watch, Anwar confirmed he owned an Omega watch and that the watch was with his wife.
He also said he did not know who Datuk T was.
“I call on the parties (behind this sex video) to stop dragging the public and country into dirty and obscene politics,” he said.
“It is a desperate act and the timing is perfect.
“Everytime we face elections – in 1999, 2004 and 2008 and now again.”
“Our members and supporters will not be generally duped into believing these claims,” he said.
Asked if he intended to make a police report, he said: “ I don’t know. I have not seen it (video). I have been advised by my lawyers that once we have found evidence, we can lodge a police report.”
Datuk T had said that he wanted the man in the video and his wife to step down within week.
Dr Wan Azizah said: “I was surprised he (Datuk T) asked me step down. What have I done?
“These attacks are not new. It is politically motivated and irresponsible.”
Even before the press conference at 5.30pm, PKR leaders had come to Anwar's defence.
“This is a doctored video of Anwar,” alleged PKR communications director Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad in his tweet.
PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution challenged the mysterious Datuk T to reveal himself before making accusations against Anwar.
“Who is this Datuk T? We cannot just respond to any Tom, Dick or Harry. He is brave enough to challenge Anwar, but does not dare to expose himself. There needs to be some credibility,” Nasution said when contacted.
Nasution said the entire exercise was a sign of Umno’s and Barisan Nasional’s desperation in their bid to demolish Anwar.
“This has been part of a failed smear campaign for the past 12 years.
"This was also timed to divert attention away from issues of corruption and scandal in Sarawak,” said Nasution, adding he was confident the party would pass this ‘test’ because of his firm belief that Anwar had been made a victim.
PKR’s Batu MP Tian Chua, in his tweet, described the “special viewing of a doctored video of Anwar Ibrahim” to the media as a desperate tactic by Barisan Nasional to distract the debate from policies and governance ahead of the Sarawak polls.
“(Barisan) shifted to focus on smearing in character assassination. The whole purpose of the exercise is to smear (Anwar’s name). The people who presented the video viewing in Carcosa this morning won’t even reveal their identities,” he said.
Tian said he expected the mainstream media to play the story “to the extreme”.
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Updated: Monday March 21, 2011 MYT 6:29:37 PM
Anwar denies he is man in sex video
By JOSHUA FOONG and SHAUN HO
PETALING JAYA: Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim denied on Monday that he was the man in the Feb 21 sex video revealed to journalists earlier Monday.
“I sternly deny this scurrilous attack.”
He said that he was at home with PKR staff, his wife, children, grandchildren and tweeting on that day and at that time.
The sex video’s time stamp on Feb 21 was from 10.23pm to 10.45pm.
Anwar said that he was told that man in the sex video looked very much like him except his stomach was bigger (perut buncit).
He stood up and quipped: “See, I’m slimmer.”
He described the video “as a good but not a perfect job.”
Anwar was speaking at a packed press conference flanked by his wife Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail and other top party leaders. On a more serious note, he said that the sex video was just the latest attack by his political enemies ahead of the Sarawak polls expected some time in April.
Sarawak’s state assembly was dissolved Monday and the Election Commission will meet Wednesday to decide on the polling day.
Earlier Monday, a 21-minute video, showing a man resembling Anwar having sex with a woman, was shown to newsmen by a man who identified himself only as Datuk T. He claimed the video was recorded on Feb 21 in a local hotel room.
In the video, when the man leaves the room briefly, the woman rummages through his things and takes a watch.
Datuk T showed an Omega watch to journalists when he held the screening of the sex video earlier Monday and claimed that the watch was Anwar’s.
Asked about the watch, Anwar confirmed he owned an Omega watch and that the watch was with his wife.
He also said he did not know who Datuk T was.
“I call on the parties (behind this sex video) to stop dragging the public and country into dirty and obscene politics,” he said.
“It is a desperate act and the timing is perfect.
“Everytime we face elections – in 1999, 2004 and 2008 and now again.”
“Our members and supporters will not be generally duped into believing these claims,” he said.
Asked if he intended to make a police report, he said: “ I don’t know. I have not seen it (video). I have been advised by my lawyers that once we have found evidence, we can lodge a police report.”
Datuk T had said that he wanted the man in the video and his wife to step down within week.
Dr Wan Azizah said: “I was surprised he (Datuk T) asked me step down. What have I done?
“These attacks are not new. It is politically motivated and irresponsible.”
Even before the press conference at 5.30pm, PKR leaders had come to Anwar's defence.
“This is a doctored video of Anwar,” alleged PKR communications director Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad in his tweet.
PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution challenged the mysterious Datuk T to reveal himself before making accusations against Anwar.
“Who is this Datuk T? We cannot just respond to any Tom, Dick or Harry. He is brave enough to challenge Anwar, but does not dare to expose himself. There needs to be some credibility,” Nasution said when contacted.
Nasution said the entire exercise was a sign of Umno’s and Barisan Nasional’s desperation in their bid to demolish Anwar.
“This has been part of a failed smear campaign for the past 12 years.
"This was also timed to divert attention away from issues of corruption and scandal in Sarawak,” said Nasution, adding he was confident the party would pass this ‘test’ because of his firm belief that Anwar had been made a victim.
PKR’s Batu MP Tian Chua, in his tweet, described the “special viewing of a doctored video of Anwar Ibrahim” to the media as a desperate tactic by Barisan Nasional to distract the debate from policies and governance ahead of the Sarawak polls.
“(Barisan) shifted to focus on smearing in character assassination. The whole purpose of the exercise is to smear (Anwar’s name). The people who presented the video viewing in Carcosa this morning won’t even reveal their identities,” he said.
Tian said he expected the mainstream media to play the story “to the extreme”.
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Top 'Opposition leader' caught on sex video (Update)
Top "Opposition leader" caught on sex video
Published: Monday March 21, 2011 MYT 12:35:00 PM
Updated: Monday March 21, 2011 MYT 3:41:01 PM
Top 'Opposition leader' caught on sex video (Update)
PETALING JAYA: A video showing a man, resembling a top Opposition leader having sex with a woman, believed to be a foreign prostitute, has emerged.
The 30-minute video, which showed the supposedly high profile Member of Parliament in various compromising positions, is set to rock the Malaysian political arena.
The video recorded on Feb 21 was found in a hotel room in Kuala Lumpur.
Press representatives were taken to a hotel room individually to view the video footage by a group of unknown people led by a person, who only wanted to be known as Datuk T.
Datuk T said he wanted the media to watch the footage showing the politician before sending the copy to him and his wife “to identify the person in the video” a week from now.
He said if the individual in the video was the politician he had identified to the media, "then he and his wife must step down from politics.”
Datuk T said he was not “the pious person with high moral values and integrity as portrayed, and therefore is not fit to be leader.”
Datuk T said if the two did not quit politics, “I will call on several NGOs (non-government organisations) to set up an independent panel to investigate and seek professional forensic services to study the authenticity of the recordings.”
Datuk T claimed he had stumbled upon the video after he was asked by the politician to search for his watch in the room where the sexual encounter had taken place.
“As I could not find the watch on the table, I searched for it behind the dresser. I was shocked to find many strands of wires behind the dresser.
“On close inspection, I found four well-hidden CCTV cameras, I tried to open the two dresser drawers and found one was locked.
“I prised open the locked drawer using a sharp object. I found an active CCTV recorder. I disconnected the wiring and took the recorder out of the hotel,’’ he said, adding that no one had the recording except him.
“I will not hand over copies to any quarters for fear of reproduction and distribution,’’ he said.
Members of the media including The Star viewed the video clip on a computer at the hotel room, where Datuk T was heavily guarded. The Star journalist was searched and had his mobile phone taken away before being allowed to view the video. The other members of the media included those from Bernama, New Straits Times, Utusan Malaysia, China Press, the Internet portals, foreign news agencies and at least one opposition organ.
The video clip had sharp images and the woman appeared to be a fair-skinned foreigner, possibly an East Asian.
Meanwhile, with talk of the video having surfaced, PKR communications director Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad tweeted, saying the video was doctored.
Updated: Monday March 21, 2011 MYT 3:41:01 PM
Top 'Opposition leader' caught on sex video (Update)
PETALING JAYA: A video showing a man, resembling a top Opposition leader having sex with a woman, believed to be a foreign prostitute, has emerged.
The 30-minute video, which showed the supposedly high profile Member of Parliament in various compromising positions, is set to rock the Malaysian political arena.
The video recorded on Feb 21 was found in a hotel room in Kuala Lumpur.
Press representatives were taken to a hotel room individually to view the video footage by a group of unknown people led by a person, who only wanted to be known as Datuk T.
Datuk T said he wanted the media to watch the footage showing the politician before sending the copy to him and his wife “to identify the person in the video” a week from now.
He said if the individual in the video was the politician he had identified to the media, "then he and his wife must step down from politics.”
Datuk T said he was not “the pious person with high moral values and integrity as portrayed, and therefore is not fit to be leader.”
Datuk T said if the two did not quit politics, “I will call on several NGOs (non-government organisations) to set up an independent panel to investigate and seek professional forensic services to study the authenticity of the recordings.”
Datuk T claimed he had stumbled upon the video after he was asked by the politician to search for his watch in the room where the sexual encounter had taken place.
“As I could not find the watch on the table, I searched for it behind the dresser. I was shocked to find many strands of wires behind the dresser.
“On close inspection, I found four well-hidden CCTV cameras, I tried to open the two dresser drawers and found one was locked.
“I prised open the locked drawer using a sharp object. I found an active CCTV recorder. I disconnected the wiring and took the recorder out of the hotel,’’ he said, adding that no one had the recording except him.
“I will not hand over copies to any quarters for fear of reproduction and distribution,’’ he said.
Members of the media including The Star viewed the video clip on a computer at the hotel room, where Datuk T was heavily guarded. The Star journalist was searched and had his mobile phone taken away before being allowed to view the video. The other members of the media included those from Bernama, New Straits Times, Utusan Malaysia, China Press, the Internet portals, foreign news agencies and at least one opposition organ.
The video clip had sharp images and the woman appeared to be a fair-skinned foreigner, possibly an East Asian.
Meanwhile, with talk of the video having surfaced, PKR communications director Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad tweeted, saying the video was doctored.
2011年3月17日星期四
Dr Mahathir: Better not to have nuclear plant
Published: Wednesday March 16, 2011 MYT 7:46:00 PM
Updated: Wednesday March 16, 2011 MYT 7:47:08 PM
Dr Mahathir: Better not to have nuclear plant
CYBERJAYA: Former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad Wednesday reiterated his view on not having a nuclear power plant in this country.
"You know my view about it. We do not know enough about the reaction of this material," he told reporters here when asked on his views on building the plant.
Dr Mahathir said the radiation leaking from the stricken Japanese nuclear power plant due to the tsunami after the 9.0-magnitude earthquake seemed to lend support for his concern.
"Once it is activated, it becomes radioactive. People do not know how to get rid of the waste," he said.
He noted that during his premiership, the Government had decided on four fuel strategies, namely oil, gas, coal and hydro, and nuclear was not included.
"We have bad experience already with nuclear. I don't know whether people are aware about it or not," he said.
Asked whether he would advise Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak not to have nuclear power plant, Dr Mahathir said, "I'm not an advisor. That is why I use my blog."
Malaysia plans to build two nuclear power plants that will generate 1,000 megawatts each, with the first plant ready for operation in 2021 and the second plant, a year later.
It is part of the overall long-term plan to balance energy supply. - Bernama
Updated: Wednesday March 16, 2011 MYT 7:47:08 PM
Dr Mahathir: Better not to have nuclear plant
CYBERJAYA: Former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad Wednesday reiterated his view on not having a nuclear power plant in this country.
"You know my view about it. We do not know enough about the reaction of this material," he told reporters here when asked on his views on building the plant.
Dr Mahathir said the radiation leaking from the stricken Japanese nuclear power plant due to the tsunami after the 9.0-magnitude earthquake seemed to lend support for his concern.
"Once it is activated, it becomes radioactive. People do not know how to get rid of the waste," he said.
He noted that during his premiership, the Government had decided on four fuel strategies, namely oil, gas, coal and hydro, and nuclear was not included.
"We have bad experience already with nuclear. I don't know whether people are aware about it or not," he said.
Asked whether he would advise Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak not to have nuclear power plant, Dr Mahathir said, "I'm not an advisor. That is why I use my blog."
Malaysia plans to build two nuclear power plants that will generate 1,000 megawatts each, with the first plant ready for operation in 2021 and the second plant, a year later.
It is part of the overall long-term plan to balance energy supply. - Bernama
2011年3月14日星期一
Blast strikes Japan plant, core safe; 2,000 bodies found on coast
Monday March 14, 2011
Blast strikes Japan plant, core safe; 2,000 bodies found on coast
By Taiga Uranaka and Ki Joon Kwon
FUKUSHIMA, Japan (Reuters) - A second hydrogen explosion rocked a stricken nuclear power plant in Japan where authorities have been scrambling to avert a meltdown after last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami.
A man who was evacuated from the vicinity of Fukushima nuclear power plant cleanses his face at Japan Ground Self-Defense Forces' (JGSDF) makeshift facility to cleanse people who might be exposed to radiation, in Nihonmatsu, northern Japan March 14, 2011. (REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao)
Infrastructure -- from roads and rail to power and ports -- was crippled across much of the northeast, estimates of the cost of the disaster leapt to as much as $170 billion and analysts said the economy could be knocked back into a recession.
Japanese stocks closed down more than 6 percent, and the yen fell against the dollar.
Rescue workers combed the tsunami-battered region north of Tokyo for survivors and struggled to care for millions of people without power and water in what Prime Minister Naoto Kan has dubbed his country's worst crisis since World War Two.
Officials say at least 10,000 people were likely killed in the 8.9-magnitude earthquake and tsunami that followed it, and on Monday Kyodo news agency reported that 2,000 bodies had been found in two coastal towns alone.
Crucially, officials said the thick walls around the radioactive cores of the damaged reactors at the nuclear power plant appeared to be intact after the hydrogen blast, the second there since Saturday.
The big fear is of a major radiation leak from the complex in Fukushima, 240 km (150 miles) north of Tokyo, where engineers have been battling since the weekend to prevent a meltdown in three reactors.
The core container of the No. 3 reactor was intact after the explosion, the government said, but it warned those still in the 20-km (13-mile) evacuation zone to stay indoors. The plant operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO), said 11 people had been injured in the blast.
"Everything I've seen says that the containment structure is operating as it's designed to operate. It's keeping the radiation in and it's holding everything in, which is the good news," said Murray Jennex, of San Diego State University.
"This is nothing like a Chernobyl... At Chernobyl (in the Ukraine in 1986) you had no containment structure -- when it blew, it blew everything straight out into the atmosphere."
A Japanese official said before the blast that 22 people were confirmed to have suffered radiation contamination and up to 190 may have been exposed. Workers in protective clothing used hand-held scanners to check people arriving at evacuation centres.
U.S. warships and planes helping with relief efforts moved away from the coast temporarily because of low-level radiation. The U.S. Seventh Fleet described the move as precautionary.
The Singapore food authority announced it would begin testing imported Japanese produce for radiation.
NO POWER, NO WATER
Almost 2 million households were without power in the north, the government said. There were about 1.4 million without running water. Tens of thousands of people are missing.
In the town of Otsuchi in Iwate prefecture, 12,000 out of a population of 15,000 have disappeared.
"After my long career in the Red Cross where I have seen many disasters and catastrophes, this is the worst I have ever seen. Otsuchi reminds me of Osaka and Tokyo after the Second World War when everything was destroyed and flattened," Japan Red Cross President Tadateru Konoe told Reuters during a visit to the coastal town.
The government had warned of a possible explosion at the No. 3 reactor because of the buildup of hydrogen in the building housing the reactor. TV images showed smoke rising from the Fukushima facility.
TEPCO, which operates the complex, had earlier halted the injection of sea water into the reactor, resulting in a rise in radiation levels and pressure. The government had warned that an explosion was possible because of the buildup of hydrogen in the building housing the reactor.
A wounded nation has seen whole villages and towns wiped off the map by Friday's wall of water, triggering an international humanitarian effort of epic proportions.
"When the tsunami struck, I was trying to evacuate people. I looked back, and then it was like the computer graphics scene I've seen from the movie Armageddon. I -thought it was a dream - it was really like the end of the world," said Tsutomu Sato, 46, in Rikuzantakata, a town on the northeast coast.
Prime Minister Naoto Kan said the situation at the 40-year-old Fukushima nuclear plant remained worrisome and that the authorities were doing their utmost to stop damage from spreading.
"We have rescued over 15,000 people and we are working to support them and others. We will do our utmost in rescue efforts again today," he said.
Officials said on Sunday that three nuclear reactors in Fukushima were at risk of overheating, raising fears of an uncontrolled radiation leak.
Engineers worked desperately to cool the fuel rods. If they fail, the containers that house the core could melt, or even explode, releasing radioactive material into the atmosphere.
Nuclear experts said it was probably the first time in the industry's 57-year history that sea water has been used in this way, a sign of how close Japan may be to a major accident.
"Injection of sea water into a core is an extreme measure," Mark Hibbs of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. "This is not according to the book."
The nuclear accident, the worst since Chernobyl in Soviet Ukraine in 1986, sparked criticism that authorities were ill-prepared and the threat that could pose to the country's nuclear power industry.
DEATH TOLL "ABOVE 10,000"
Broadcaster NHK, quoting a police official, said more than 10,000 people may have been killed as the wall of water triggered by Friday's 8.9-magnitude quake surged across the coastline, reducing whole towns to rubble. It was the biggest to have hit the quake-prone country since it started keeping records 140 years ago.
Kyodo said 80,000 people had been evacuated from a 20-km (12-mile) radius around the stricken nuclear plant, joining more than 450,000 other evacuees from quake and tsunami-hit areas in the northeast of the main island Honshu.
Some workers showed up on Monday at a factory in Kuji even though it had been destroyed. Asked why he was there, a young worker smoking a cigarette outside the skeletal remains said: "Because it's a work day."
Thousands spent another freezing night huddled in blankets over heaters in emergency shelters along the northeastern coast, a scene of devastation after the quake sent a 10-metre (33-foot) wave surging through towns and cities in the Miyagi region, including its main coastal city of Sendai.
ECONOMIC IMPACT
Hiromichi Shirakawa, chief economist for Japan at Credit Suisse said in a note to clients that the economic loss will likely be around 14-15 trillion yen ($171-183 billion) just to the region hit by the quake and tsunami.
Even that would put it above the commonly accepted cost of the 1995 Kobe quake which killed 6,000 people.
The earthquake has forced many firms to suspend production and shares in some of Japan's biggest companies tumbled on Monday, with Toyota Corp dropping 9.5 percent . Shares in Australian-listed uranium miners also dived.
"When we talk about natural disasters, we tend to see an initial sharp drop in production ... then you tend to have a V-shaped rebound. But initially everyone underestimates the damage," said Michala Marcussen, head of global economics at Societe Generale.
Risk modelling company AIR Worldwide said insured losses from the earthquake could reach nearly $35 billion.
The Bank of Japan offered a combined 15 trillion yen ($183 billion) to the banking system earlier in the day to soothe market jitters.
Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda said authorities were closely watching the yen after the currency initially rallied on expectations of repatriations by insurers and others. The currency later reversed course in volatile trading.
The earthquake was the fifth most powerful to hit the world in the past century. It surpassed the Great Kanto quake of Sept. 1, 1923, which had a magnitude of 7.9 and killed more than 140,000 people in the Tokyo area.
(Additional reporting by Nathan Layne, Risa Maeda and Leika Kihara in Tokyo, Chris Meyers and Kim Kyung-hoon in Sendai, Waltre Brandimarte and Scott DiSavino in New York, Natsuko Waki in London and Fredrik Dahl in Vienna; Writing by Nick Macfie and Jonathan thatcher, editing by John Chalmers)
Copyright © 2011 Reuters
Blast strikes Japan plant, core safe; 2,000 bodies found on coast
By Taiga Uranaka and Ki Joon Kwon
FUKUSHIMA, Japan (Reuters) - A second hydrogen explosion rocked a stricken nuclear power plant in Japan where authorities have been scrambling to avert a meltdown after last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami.
A man who was evacuated from the vicinity of Fukushima nuclear power plant cleanses his face at Japan Ground Self-Defense Forces' (JGSDF) makeshift facility to cleanse people who might be exposed to radiation, in Nihonmatsu, northern Japan March 14, 2011. (REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao)
Infrastructure -- from roads and rail to power and ports -- was crippled across much of the northeast, estimates of the cost of the disaster leapt to as much as $170 billion and analysts said the economy could be knocked back into a recession.
Japanese stocks closed down more than 6 percent, and the yen fell against the dollar.
Rescue workers combed the tsunami-battered region north of Tokyo for survivors and struggled to care for millions of people without power and water in what Prime Minister Naoto Kan has dubbed his country's worst crisis since World War Two.
Officials say at least 10,000 people were likely killed in the 8.9-magnitude earthquake and tsunami that followed it, and on Monday Kyodo news agency reported that 2,000 bodies had been found in two coastal towns alone.
Crucially, officials said the thick walls around the radioactive cores of the damaged reactors at the nuclear power plant appeared to be intact after the hydrogen blast, the second there since Saturday.
The big fear is of a major radiation leak from the complex in Fukushima, 240 km (150 miles) north of Tokyo, where engineers have been battling since the weekend to prevent a meltdown in three reactors.
The core container of the No. 3 reactor was intact after the explosion, the government said, but it warned those still in the 20-km (13-mile) evacuation zone to stay indoors. The plant operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO), said 11 people had been injured in the blast.
"Everything I've seen says that the containment structure is operating as it's designed to operate. It's keeping the radiation in and it's holding everything in, which is the good news," said Murray Jennex, of San Diego State University.
"This is nothing like a Chernobyl... At Chernobyl (in the Ukraine in 1986) you had no containment structure -- when it blew, it blew everything straight out into the atmosphere."
A Japanese official said before the blast that 22 people were confirmed to have suffered radiation contamination and up to 190 may have been exposed. Workers in protective clothing used hand-held scanners to check people arriving at evacuation centres.
U.S. warships and planes helping with relief efforts moved away from the coast temporarily because of low-level radiation. The U.S. Seventh Fleet described the move as precautionary.
The Singapore food authority announced it would begin testing imported Japanese produce for radiation.
NO POWER, NO WATER
Almost 2 million households were without power in the north, the government said. There were about 1.4 million without running water. Tens of thousands of people are missing.
In the town of Otsuchi in Iwate prefecture, 12,000 out of a population of 15,000 have disappeared.
"After my long career in the Red Cross where I have seen many disasters and catastrophes, this is the worst I have ever seen. Otsuchi reminds me of Osaka and Tokyo after the Second World War when everything was destroyed and flattened," Japan Red Cross President Tadateru Konoe told Reuters during a visit to the coastal town.
The government had warned of a possible explosion at the No. 3 reactor because of the buildup of hydrogen in the building housing the reactor. TV images showed smoke rising from the Fukushima facility.
TEPCO, which operates the complex, had earlier halted the injection of sea water into the reactor, resulting in a rise in radiation levels and pressure. The government had warned that an explosion was possible because of the buildup of hydrogen in the building housing the reactor.
A wounded nation has seen whole villages and towns wiped off the map by Friday's wall of water, triggering an international humanitarian effort of epic proportions.
"When the tsunami struck, I was trying to evacuate people. I looked back, and then it was like the computer graphics scene I've seen from the movie Armageddon. I -thought it was a dream - it was really like the end of the world," said Tsutomu Sato, 46, in Rikuzantakata, a town on the northeast coast.
Prime Minister Naoto Kan said the situation at the 40-year-old Fukushima nuclear plant remained worrisome and that the authorities were doing their utmost to stop damage from spreading.
"We have rescued over 15,000 people and we are working to support them and others. We will do our utmost in rescue efforts again today," he said.
Officials said on Sunday that three nuclear reactors in Fukushima were at risk of overheating, raising fears of an uncontrolled radiation leak.
Engineers worked desperately to cool the fuel rods. If they fail, the containers that house the core could melt, or even explode, releasing radioactive material into the atmosphere.
Nuclear experts said it was probably the first time in the industry's 57-year history that sea water has been used in this way, a sign of how close Japan may be to a major accident.
"Injection of sea water into a core is an extreme measure," Mark Hibbs of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. "This is not according to the book."
The nuclear accident, the worst since Chernobyl in Soviet Ukraine in 1986, sparked criticism that authorities were ill-prepared and the threat that could pose to the country's nuclear power industry.
DEATH TOLL "ABOVE 10,000"
Broadcaster NHK, quoting a police official, said more than 10,000 people may have been killed as the wall of water triggered by Friday's 8.9-magnitude quake surged across the coastline, reducing whole towns to rubble. It was the biggest to have hit the quake-prone country since it started keeping records 140 years ago.
Kyodo said 80,000 people had been evacuated from a 20-km (12-mile) radius around the stricken nuclear plant, joining more than 450,000 other evacuees from quake and tsunami-hit areas in the northeast of the main island Honshu.
Some workers showed up on Monday at a factory in Kuji even though it had been destroyed. Asked why he was there, a young worker smoking a cigarette outside the skeletal remains said: "Because it's a work day."
Thousands spent another freezing night huddled in blankets over heaters in emergency shelters along the northeastern coast, a scene of devastation after the quake sent a 10-metre (33-foot) wave surging through towns and cities in the Miyagi region, including its main coastal city of Sendai.
ECONOMIC IMPACT
Hiromichi Shirakawa, chief economist for Japan at Credit Suisse said in a note to clients that the economic loss will likely be around 14-15 trillion yen ($171-183 billion) just to the region hit by the quake and tsunami.
Even that would put it above the commonly accepted cost of the 1995 Kobe quake which killed 6,000 people.
The earthquake has forced many firms to suspend production and shares in some of Japan's biggest companies tumbled on Monday, with Toyota Corp dropping 9.5 percent . Shares in Australian-listed uranium miners also dived.
"When we talk about natural disasters, we tend to see an initial sharp drop in production ... then you tend to have a V-shaped rebound. But initially everyone underestimates the damage," said Michala Marcussen, head of global economics at Societe Generale.
Risk modelling company AIR Worldwide said insured losses from the earthquake could reach nearly $35 billion.
The Bank of Japan offered a combined 15 trillion yen ($183 billion) to the banking system earlier in the day to soothe market jitters.
Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda said authorities were closely watching the yen after the currency initially rallied on expectations of repatriations by insurers and others. The currency later reversed course in volatile trading.
The earthquake was the fifth most powerful to hit the world in the past century. It surpassed the Great Kanto quake of Sept. 1, 1923, which had a magnitude of 7.9 and killed more than 140,000 people in the Tokyo area.
(Additional reporting by Nathan Layne, Risa Maeda and Leika Kihara in Tokyo, Chris Meyers and Kim Kyung-hoon in Sendai, Waltre Brandimarte and Scott DiSavino in New York, Natsuko Waki in London and Fredrik Dahl in Vienna; Writing by Nick Macfie and Jonathan thatcher, editing by John Chalmers)
Copyright © 2011 Reuters
2011年3月11日星期五
不法集團有夠狠 不讓搶車毆男姦女
更新: March 10, 2011 17:34
不法集團有夠狠
不讓搶車毆男姦女
（吉隆坡10日訊）國內各地接連出現搶車集團，以兇狠手法搶車，男性若反抗，會被他們攻擊至重傷，女性則被強姦！
這些搶車集團都是三五成群出擊，它們有些以制造假車禍來搶車，有些則冒充警察，在截停目標車輛后下手。
過去數週，警方連續在巴生谷、南馬和北馬，搗破3個以制造假車禍搶奪豪華車的集團，共逮捕22名嫌犯，起獲10輛市值逾100萬令吉的報失車及3輛匪車。
製造假車禍
武吉阿曼刑事調查局總監拿督斯里峇克里說，雖然類似案例不多，但確實存在，警方呼籲公眾，尤其是獨行的駕駛者慎防。
峇克里今早到蕉賴警官訓練學院的鑑証組總部，召開記者會，公佈警方在過去數週內，連續偵破國內3大搶車集團案件詳情時，這么說。
峇克里指出，警方目前接獲約3宗，女司機慘遭假冒警察的匪徒搶車兼強姦的投報，以及數宗受害者遭遇匪徒搶車時反抗，慘被攻擊至重傷的案件。
這3大搶車集團雖然沒有關聯，但都擁有一個共同點，即使用相同的幹案手法，以製造假車禍，真搶車方式幹案，甚至出動巴冷刀和槍械，致傷受害者。
警方懷疑，他們是見到報章上有關搶車的新聞，而有樣學樣，自己成立搶車集團。
據悉，有關3大搶車集團，分別由印、華和巫裔匪徒所組成，他們的年齡介于20歲至35歲，都沒有正當職業，有者擁有多項犯罪前科，或剛從新邦令金扣留營被釋放。
峇克里說，過去兩年內，國內以假車禍，真搶車的案例逾百宗，涉及的損失高達千萬令吉。
不法集團有夠狠
不讓搶車毆男姦女
（吉隆坡10日訊）國內各地接連出現搶車集團，以兇狠手法搶車，男性若反抗，會被他們攻擊至重傷，女性則被強姦！
這些搶車集團都是三五成群出擊，它們有些以制造假車禍來搶車，有些則冒充警察，在截停目標車輛后下手。
過去數週，警方連續在巴生谷、南馬和北馬，搗破3個以制造假車禍搶奪豪華車的集團，共逮捕22名嫌犯，起獲10輛市值逾100萬令吉的報失車及3輛匪車。
製造假車禍
武吉阿曼刑事調查局總監拿督斯里峇克里說，雖然類似案例不多，但確實存在，警方呼籲公眾，尤其是獨行的駕駛者慎防。
峇克里今早到蕉賴警官訓練學院的鑑証組總部，召開記者會，公佈警方在過去數週內，連續偵破國內3大搶車集團案件詳情時，這么說。
峇克里指出，警方目前接獲約3宗，女司機慘遭假冒警察的匪徒搶車兼強姦的投報，以及數宗受害者遭遇匪徒搶車時反抗，慘被攻擊至重傷的案件。
這3大搶車集團雖然沒有關聯，但都擁有一個共同點，即使用相同的幹案手法，以製造假車禍，真搶車方式幹案，甚至出動巴冷刀和槍械，致傷受害者。
警方懷疑，他們是見到報章上有關搶車的新聞，而有樣學樣，自己成立搶車集團。
據悉，有關3大搶車集團，分別由印、華和巫裔匪徒所組成，他們的年齡介于20歲至35歲，都沒有正當職業，有者擁有多項犯罪前科，或剛從新邦令金扣留營被釋放。
峇克里說，過去兩年內，國內以假車禍，真搶車的案例逾百宗，涉及的損失高達千萬令吉。
2011年3月9日星期三
第23證人：撫摸胸部 安華要求口交被拒
更新: March 9, 2011 17:44
第23證人：撫摸胸部
安華要求口交被拒
（吉隆坡9日訊）國會反對黨領袖拿督斯里安華被控雞姦案續審，吉隆坡中央醫院鑒證組前醫務人員拉茲麗供證說，根據原告莫哈末賽夫透露，他當時被安華撫摸胸部，安華也要求他口交，可是被拒絕。
她指出，她是在2008年6月28日下午3時30分左右及晚上7時30分，接到中央醫院鑒證科醫生邵雪峰來電，要求她回到醫院處理一宗與著名政治人物有關的雞姦案。
拉茲麗是此案第23名證人，目前在雙溪毛糯醫院擔任法醫，她在主控官拿督尤索夫引導下說，他晚上8時30分回到醫院時，此案查案官祖迪向她匯報案情，但是賽夫並不在場。
身體緊張
她指出，她聽取匯報后向賽夫索取資料，賽夫告訴她，他是在2008年6月26日，在案發公寓蒂沙白沙羅公寓，被安華雞姦數次。
“賽夫說，他並非自願被雞姦，身體也因此緊張。”
拉茲麗說，賽夫告訴她，他的肛門被插入，而且有使用潤滑劑。
“賽夫說，安華也撫摸他的胸部，並要求他口交，但是賽夫拒絕；整個過程大約半小時。”
“他指安華在裡面射精，賽夫也說，他當時完全被插入。”
她指出，她花了20分鐘向賽夫錄取資料，基于體檢表格格式是用來記錄強姦案，不適合用在雞姦案，結果邵雪峰要求她另外寫在一張紙。
拉茲麗透露，當時在場醫生包括拉查里和凱魯。
第23證人：撫摸胸部
安華要求口交被拒
（吉隆坡9日訊）國會反對黨領袖拿督斯里安華被控雞姦案續審，吉隆坡中央醫院鑒證組前醫務人員拉茲麗供證說，根據原告莫哈末賽夫透露，他當時被安華撫摸胸部，安華也要求他口交，可是被拒絕。
她指出，她是在2008年6月28日下午3時30分左右及晚上7時30分，接到中央醫院鑒證科醫生邵雪峰來電，要求她回到醫院處理一宗與著名政治人物有關的雞姦案。
拉茲麗是此案第23名證人，目前在雙溪毛糯醫院擔任法醫，她在主控官拿督尤索夫引導下說，他晚上8時30分回到醫院時，此案查案官祖迪向她匯報案情，但是賽夫並不在場。
身體緊張
她指出，她聽取匯報后向賽夫索取資料，賽夫告訴她，他是在2008年6月26日，在案發公寓蒂沙白沙羅公寓，被安華雞姦數次。
“賽夫說，他並非自願被雞姦，身體也因此緊張。”
拉茲麗說，賽夫告訴她，他的肛門被插入，而且有使用潤滑劑。
“賽夫說，安華也撫摸他的胸部，並要求他口交，但是賽夫拒絕；整個過程大約半小時。”
“他指安華在裡面射精，賽夫也說，他當時完全被插入。”
她指出，她花了20分鐘向賽夫錄取資料，基于體檢表格格式是用來記錄強姦案，不適合用在雞姦案，結果邵雪峰要求她另外寫在一張紙。
拉茲麗透露，當時在場醫生包括拉查里和凱魯。
Dr M: Truth a bitter pill to swallow
Wednesday March 9, 2011
Dr M: Truth a bitter pill to swallow
By SIRA HABIBU
sira@thestar.com.my
PETALING JAYA: Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is unconcerned about possible lawsuits over his memoirs.
Dr Mahathir said he was driven to tell the truth in his autobiography A Doctor in the House.
“There will be those who will not be satisfied.
“If they want to sue, sue lah,” he quipped after launching the book at Mid Valley Megamall yesterday.
Dr Mahathir said he had kept its publication a secret until the launch date to avoid a possible court injunction to stop its release.
“I want people to read it. Whatever they think of it is their prerogative,” he said.
It took him eight years to write the autobiography, he said. “I did not type. I used long hand.”
Dr Mahathir said during his tenure as Prime Minister, he was described as a dictator.
“(In the autobiography) I tried to prove that I am not. But some people will still feel otherwise,” he said.
To a question, Dr Mahathir said that through his biography, he wanted to deliver the message that it was not impossible to achieve anything when one is willing to learn.
“I was a commoner, I was not trained in the field of administration, economics or finance. But you can learn if you want to learn. The best reward is not monetary gains but the results of your effort,” he said.
Dr Mahathir also took a swipe at Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim whom he accused had claimed credit for certain things.
“He (Anwar) is claiming that the setting up of UIA (International Islamic University Malaysia) was his idea,” he said.
On his next project, Dr Mahathir said he would look into rewriting The Malay Dilemma.
“When they (the Malays) were poor they were in a dilemma. When they are rich, there is a bigger dilemma,” he said.
Related Story:
‘Doc in the House’ flies out the stores
Dr M: Truth a bitter pill to swallow
By SIRA HABIBU
sira@thestar.com.my
PETALING JAYA: Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is unconcerned about possible lawsuits over his memoirs.
Dr Mahathir said he was driven to tell the truth in his autobiography A Doctor in the House.
“There will be those who will not be satisfied.
“If they want to sue, sue lah,” he quipped after launching the book at Mid Valley Megamall yesterday.
Dr Mahathir said he had kept its publication a secret until the launch date to avoid a possible court injunction to stop its release.
“I want people to read it. Whatever they think of it is their prerogative,” he said.
It took him eight years to write the autobiography, he said. “I did not type. I used long hand.”
Dr Mahathir said during his tenure as Prime Minister, he was described as a dictator.
“(In the autobiography) I tried to prove that I am not. But some people will still feel otherwise,” he said.
To a question, Dr Mahathir said that through his biography, he wanted to deliver the message that it was not impossible to achieve anything when one is willing to learn.
“I was a commoner, I was not trained in the field of administration, economics or finance. But you can learn if you want to learn. The best reward is not monetary gains but the results of your effort,” he said.
Dr Mahathir also took a swipe at Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim whom he accused had claimed credit for certain things.
“He (Anwar) is claiming that the setting up of UIA (International Islamic University Malaysia) was his idea,” he said.
On his next project, Dr Mahathir said he would look into rewriting The Malay Dilemma.
“When they (the Malays) were poor they were in a dilemma. When they are rich, there is a bigger dilemma,” he said.
Related Story:
‘Doc in the House’ flies out the stores
2011年3月2日星期三
英國‧史上最大規模‧美國凍結卡達菲913億資產
英國‧史上最大規模‧美國凍結卡達菲913億資產
2011-03-02 15:05
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利比亞反政府示威者高舉利比亞國旗，大喊領導者卡達菲下台的口號。（圖：法新社）
（英國‧倫敦2日訊）西方國家週二紛紛堵截利比亞“狂人”卡達菲的財源，凍結卡達菲家族和親信在海外數以億計美元的資產。
在聯合國安理會決議對制裁利比亞之後，美國政府宣佈凍結卡達菲及其家族在美持有共300億美元（約913億令吉）的資產，是美國史上最大規模的資產凍結行動。
【世華‧奇聞】中國大學驚現“神奇桃花樹”，一半開白花，一半開紅花！
同時一名外交官員透露，除了對卡達菲的家人和親信採取行動之外，歐盟正在考慮凍結與卡達菲政權有聯繫的利比亞公司的資產。
英截44億利比亞現鈔
英國週一稱成功阻止卡達菲從英國轉移價值9億英鎊（約44億令吉）的利比亞現鈔回國。
在柏林，德國政府稱，卡達菲其中一個兒子在該國銀行戶口的200萬歐元（約837萬令吉）已被凍結。
奧地利也宣佈凍結卡達菲在該國的12億歐元（約50億令吉）存款。
【熱點新聞：阿拉伯世界掀革命】
星洲日報／國際‧2011.03.02
2011-03-02 15:05
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利比亞反政府示威者高舉利比亞國旗，大喊領導者卡達菲下台的口號。（圖：法新社）
（英國‧倫敦2日訊）西方國家週二紛紛堵截利比亞“狂人”卡達菲的財源，凍結卡達菲家族和親信在海外數以億計美元的資產。
在聯合國安理會決議對制裁利比亞之後，美國政府宣佈凍結卡達菲及其家族在美持有共300億美元（約913億令吉）的資產，是美國史上最大規模的資產凍結行動。
【世華‧奇聞】中國大學驚現“神奇桃花樹”，一半開白花，一半開紅花！
同時一名外交官員透露，除了對卡達菲的家人和親信採取行動之外，歐盟正在考慮凍結與卡達菲政權有聯繫的利比亞公司的資產。
英截44億利比亞現鈔
英國週一稱成功阻止卡達菲從英國轉移價值9億英鎊（約44億令吉）的利比亞現鈔回國。
在柏林，德國政府稱，卡達菲其中一個兒子在該國銀行戶口的200萬歐元（約837萬令吉）已被凍結。
奧地利也宣佈凍結卡達菲在該國的12億歐元（約50億令吉）存款。
【熱點新聞：阿拉伯世界掀革命】
星洲日報／國際‧2011.03.02
高盛前董事披露股神入股涉內幕交易
即時新聞更新: March 2, 2011 15:27
高盛前董事披露股神入股涉內幕交易
美國證監會採取民事訴訟程序，控告高盛集團一名前任董事詐騙。控罪指他把「股神」巴菲特3年前注資50億美元入高盛的秘密計劃，轉告一名對沖基金經理，觸犯防止內幕交易的條例。這是美國歷來最大宗的對沖基金內幕交易案。
證監會周二交代這宗案件的詳情，指在3年前金融風暴最惡劣的時候，巴菲特領導的巴郡投資公司出手，答應注資入高盛協助度過難關。在印度出生的被告古普塔（Rajat Gupta）在公眾獲悉巴菲特的注資計劃之前，率先偷偷向對沖基金公司Galleon Group經理拉賈勒南「報料」，讓該基金公司在股票市場內圖利。
古普塔在金融界鋒頭甚勁。美國總統奧巴馬於09年在白宮舉行就任以來第一次盛大國宴，招待到訪的印度總理辛格時，古普塔也是應邀出席的嘉賓之一。他將於下周提堂。
62歲的古普塔除了是高盛董事外，也是寶潔集團（P&G）及美國航空（AA）母公司AMR集團的董事。他於2006年11月加入高盛董事局，在核數、業務監管和提名委員會內工作。寶潔集團宣布，古普塔已於周二辭去董事一職，即時生效。
高盛前董事披露股神入股涉內幕交易
美國證監會採取民事訴訟程序，控告高盛集團一名前任董事詐騙。控罪指他把「股神」巴菲特3年前注資50億美元入高盛的秘密計劃，轉告一名對沖基金經理，觸犯防止內幕交易的條例。這是美國歷來最大宗的對沖基金內幕交易案。
證監會周二交代這宗案件的詳情，指在3年前金融風暴最惡劣的時候，巴菲特領導的巴郡投資公司出手，答應注資入高盛協助度過難關。在印度出生的被告古普塔（Rajat Gupta）在公眾獲悉巴菲特的注資計劃之前，率先偷偷向對沖基金公司Galleon Group經理拉賈勒南「報料」，讓該基金公司在股票市場內圖利。
古普塔在金融界鋒頭甚勁。美國總統奧巴馬於09年在白宮舉行就任以來第一次盛大國宴，招待到訪的印度總理辛格時，古普塔也是應邀出席的嘉賓之一。他將於下周提堂。
62歲的古普塔除了是高盛董事外，也是寶潔集團（P&G）及美國航空（AA）母公司AMR集團的董事。他於2006年11月加入高盛董事局，在核數、業務監管和提名委員會內工作。寶潔集團宣布，古普塔已於周二辭去董事一職，即時生效。
2011年3月1日星期二
张木钦部落格精选：国际制裁这种玩意
张木钦部落格精选：国际制裁这种玩意
2011/03/01 6:01:53 PM
张木钦
非洲狂人卡达菲的政权在人民力量冲击下危在旦夕，联合国此时宣布对它实行制裁，似乎有意抢夺人民革命的功劳。
反对制裁的土耳其说，制裁无损卡达菲政权，只有令人民受苦。
这话对极了。几十年来大国对看不顺眼的政权实行制裁，受苦的都是老百姓。
看看离我们不远的朝鲜，长期制裁的确发挥作用，令这个国家经济落后，民生凋敝，人民吃不上白米饭，要靠外来接济。上世纪九十年代，曾有一次国际性的筹款运动救济朝鲜儿童，我们这里很多富有爱心的人也曾经慷慨解囊。
金氏王朝穷奢极侈
但是，对金氏王朝而言，生活依然穷奢极侈，整个统治阶级也都生活无忧。老百姓为生活愁苦，他们却先天下之乐而乐；老百姓没米下饭锅，他们却先天下之吃而吃。金氏王朝父传子，子传孙，代代平安，王祚绵延。
那个几乎被人遗忘了的萨达姆时代的伊拉克，受到联合国一波接一波的制裁，可是那个萨家行宫建了一座又一座，宫中还搞了私人动物园，“大鱼大肉”的喂养狮子老虎鳄鱼，却让国内儿童没有奶粉吃，儿童医院也少医缺药，向世界昭示制裁是多么的不人道。
也许这种阴损的事多少是刻意渲染，但是也反映了一个事实，就是受罪的永远轮不到统治者。
伊朗也是受制裁的，那些在孔雀王朝时代买的飞机已经老旧，没有零件维修，只好拆一架补一架，以致飞机飞呀飞的就掉下来，而跌飞机的，不可避免又是普通人；领导们的飞机肯定是维持在最佳状态。
制裁的目的，说是为了迫使独裁的、残暴的、不仁的政权倒台。可是，至今为止，有哪个政权是因制裁而倒台的？相反的，他们都活得很开心，有的还活出福禄寿考齐全，如古巴的卡氏兄弟。
这次轰轰烈烈的茉莉花革命，倒台的并不是受到西方制裁的，正好相反，好像埃及政权，是受到西方大力扶持的。
有美国扶持倒得更快
除了埃及的穆巴拉克，还有伊朗的巴列维国王，菲律宾的马可斯，他们都是受美国卵翼，却在人民力量前面倒下来。看来，要让一个独裁政权倒台，由美国出面扶持还会倒得快些，比联合国制裁更有效。
卡达菲是所有独裁者所羡慕的好命总统，他在28岁上台，至今42年，该有70岁了，实至名归的终身总统。如今就算终结，也无遗憾。
利比亚动乱也引发一点感慨。现在才知道，这个狂人国家居然有那么多外国人。单是中国就有三、四万人，也幸好如今国力强大，立刻出动海陆空三路撤侨，至今已经撤出近三万人；反观人数更多的孟加拉外劳，以及越南外劳，叫天不应叫地不灵，中国人好命得多了。
庆幸离开乱邦回到祖国的的中国人，还心有余悸，却发现自己的国家也有人在闹茉莉花革命，不知他们有什么感想。
他们当然不能说稳定最重要，因为那会被打成“维稳”派。这个年代，说要稳定也是不可以的。
2011/03/01 6:01:53 PM
张木钦
非洲狂人卡达菲的政权在人民力量冲击下危在旦夕，联合国此时宣布对它实行制裁，似乎有意抢夺人民革命的功劳。
反对制裁的土耳其说，制裁无损卡达菲政权，只有令人民受苦。
这话对极了。几十年来大国对看不顺眼的政权实行制裁，受苦的都是老百姓。
看看离我们不远的朝鲜，长期制裁的确发挥作用，令这个国家经济落后，民生凋敝，人民吃不上白米饭，要靠外来接济。上世纪九十年代，曾有一次国际性的筹款运动救济朝鲜儿童，我们这里很多富有爱心的人也曾经慷慨解囊。
金氏王朝穷奢极侈
但是，对金氏王朝而言，生活依然穷奢极侈，整个统治阶级也都生活无忧。老百姓为生活愁苦，他们却先天下之乐而乐；老百姓没米下饭锅，他们却先天下之吃而吃。金氏王朝父传子，子传孙，代代平安，王祚绵延。
那个几乎被人遗忘了的萨达姆时代的伊拉克，受到联合国一波接一波的制裁，可是那个萨家行宫建了一座又一座，宫中还搞了私人动物园，“大鱼大肉”的喂养狮子老虎鳄鱼，却让国内儿童没有奶粉吃，儿童医院也少医缺药，向世界昭示制裁是多么的不人道。
也许这种阴损的事多少是刻意渲染，但是也反映了一个事实，就是受罪的永远轮不到统治者。
伊朗也是受制裁的，那些在孔雀王朝时代买的飞机已经老旧，没有零件维修，只好拆一架补一架，以致飞机飞呀飞的就掉下来，而跌飞机的，不可避免又是普通人；领导们的飞机肯定是维持在最佳状态。
制裁的目的，说是为了迫使独裁的、残暴的、不仁的政权倒台。可是，至今为止，有哪个政权是因制裁而倒台的？相反的，他们都活得很开心，有的还活出福禄寿考齐全，如古巴的卡氏兄弟。
这次轰轰烈烈的茉莉花革命，倒台的并不是受到西方制裁的，正好相反，好像埃及政权，是受到西方大力扶持的。
有美国扶持倒得更快
除了埃及的穆巴拉克，还有伊朗的巴列维国王，菲律宾的马可斯，他们都是受美国卵翼，却在人民力量前面倒下来。看来，要让一个独裁政权倒台，由美国出面扶持还会倒得快些，比联合国制裁更有效。
卡达菲是所有独裁者所羡慕的好命总统，他在28岁上台，至今42年，该有70岁了，实至名归的终身总统。如今就算终结，也无遗憾。
利比亚动乱也引发一点感慨。现在才知道，这个狂人国家居然有那么多外国人。单是中国就有三、四万人，也幸好如今国力强大，立刻出动海陆空三路撤侨，至今已经撤出近三万人；反观人数更多的孟加拉外劳，以及越南外劳，叫天不应叫地不灵，中国人好命得多了。
庆幸离开乱邦回到祖国的的中国人，还心有余悸，却发现自己的国家也有人在闹茉莉花革命，不知他们有什么感想。
他们当然不能说稳定最重要，因为那会被打成“维稳”派。这个年代，说要稳定也是不可以的。
Two directors jailed and fined over Suremax share manipulation
2011 Press Releases
Kuala Lumpur, 12 January 2011
Two directors jailed and fined over Suremax share manipulation
The Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today sentenced Datuk Phillip Wong Chee Kheong and Francis Bun Lit Chun to 24 months imprisonment and a fine of RM 3 million (in default 6 months imprisonment ) and 3 months imprisonment and a fine of RM2 million (in default 6 months imprisonment) respectively for their involvement in the manipulation of Suremax Group Berhad (Suremax) shares.
In passing the sentence, Judge Komathy SM Suppiah said "The Court has to set imprisonment terms as the new benchmark in securities cases. The securities market should be real and genuine. Market manipulation is a serious offence affecting the confidence of investors and thus imprisonment sentence should be meted out."
On 7 January 2011, Datuk Phillip, 48, and Francis Bun Lit Chun, 41, were convicted under s84(1) of the SIA for creating a misleading appearance of active trading in the shares of Suremax by trading in nine accounts without any change in the beneficial ownership of the shares on the stock exchange. They had been charged on 25 October 2005 with 38 witnesses being called by the prosecution. Both accused testified when the defence was called.
The SC will take whatever action necessary to protect investors and to maintain a fair and orderly capital market and we will continue to proactively pursue market misconduct cases because such activities severely undermine investor confidence and tarnish the reputation of the Malaysian capital market.
Kuala Lumpur, 12 January 2011
Two directors jailed and fined over Suremax share manipulation
The Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today sentenced Datuk Phillip Wong Chee Kheong and Francis Bun Lit Chun to 24 months imprisonment and a fine of RM 3 million (in default 6 months imprisonment ) and 3 months imprisonment and a fine of RM2 million (in default 6 months imprisonment) respectively for their involvement in the manipulation of Suremax Group Berhad (Suremax) shares.
In passing the sentence, Judge Komathy SM Suppiah said "The Court has to set imprisonment terms as the new benchmark in securities cases. The securities market should be real and genuine. Market manipulation is a serious offence affecting the confidence of investors and thus imprisonment sentence should be meted out."
On 7 January 2011, Datuk Phillip, 48, and Francis Bun Lit Chun, 41, were convicted under s84(1) of the SIA for creating a misleading appearance of active trading in the shares of Suremax by trading in nine accounts without any change in the beneficial ownership of the shares on the stock exchange. They had been charged on 25 October 2005 with 38 witnesses being called by the prosecution. Both accused testified when the defence was called.
The SC will take whatever action necessary to protect investors and to maintain a fair and orderly capital market and we will continue to proactively pursue market misconduct cases because such activities severely undermine investor confidence and tarnish the reputation of the Malaysian capital market.
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