A Chinese boy from Penang representing the Saudi royal family? This is unbelievable. Jho Low represented Saudi royal family?It is unthinkable a ‘kafir’ commoner could represent them in something so important. We know that the Saudi royal family is not short of representatives themselves.
They could pick or assign any members of their family or someone from the embassy or some junior staff, but definitely if it is required, it would be an Arab, definitely not Jho Low.having over 2,000 members in the royal family, as well as 150 members in the country’s Consultative Assembly, the Saudis put their faith in a Malaysian to represent their country?House of Saud has allowed a non-believer to represent the royal family.
Difficult to believe that that man can represent the royal family of Saudi.hat it is aware that it can ask the Saudi embassy to confirm that Jho Low was in fact appointed to represent the Saudi royal family.
Will PM Najib Razak as finance minister instruct his officers to seek the confirmation
Ludicrous Finance Ministry statement, Can the Saudi royal family confirm that Jho Low represent the royal family?
Malaysian taxpayers are ultimately the suckers.
In truth, Jho Low’s appearance in the board meeting was likely to be a con job. The Saudi king had no interest in PetroSaudi, and Jho Low was no Saudi representative.Businessman Low Taek Jho, popularly known as Jho Low, had attended a 1MDB board of directors meeting, said the Finance Ministry in a written parliamentary reply.
Scandal-stricken premier faces tough choices between pleasing voters and keeping fiscal balance vigorously denied by Mr Najib and the fund — are piling on the pressure for an increase in public spendingFor this, he was paid US$700 million
Difficult to believe that that man can represent the royal family of Saudi.hat it is aware that it can ask the Saudi embassy to confirm that Jho Low was in fact appointed to represent the Saudi royal family.
Will PM Najib Razak as finance minister instruct his officers to seek the confirmation
Ludicrous Finance Ministry statement, Can the Saudi royal family confirm that Jho Low represent the royal family?
Malaysian taxpayers are ultimately the suckers.
In truth, Jho Low’s appearance in the board meeting was likely to be a con job. The Saudi king had no interest in PetroSaudi, and Jho Low was no Saudi representative.Businessman Low Taek Jho, popularly known as Jho Low, had attended a 1MDB board of directors meeting, said the Finance Ministry in a written parliamentary reply.Scandal-stricken premier faces tough choices between pleasing voters and keeping fiscal balance vigorously denied by Mr Najib and the fund — are piling on the pressure for an increase in public spendingFor this, he was paid US$700 million
The Saudi royal family had nothing to do with 1MDB and it was not involved in a joint venture with the Malaysian sovereign fund.
It was a venture involving PetroSaudi Holdings (Cayman) Ltd. PetroSaudi was founded in 2005 by Tarek Essam Ahmad Obaid and a number of private investors.
Tarek Essam, a London playboy who is said to be a grandson of the Saudi Sheikh Obaid, is a chum of Jho Low Malaysian government has obviously trumpeted that the joint venture was an official partnership between Malaysia and Saudi government or rather Middle Eastern investors, but in fact it was merely a private deal between a company set up by a bunch of alleged con-men which included Low as the middle man.Perhaps this is a prelude to a grand revelation to come soon - that the Saudi king is the mysterious donor of the RM2.6 billion in Najib’s bank accoun
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak, hounded by scandal and facing open rebellion within his ranks, made an impassioned plea at his party’s general assembly last week for unity and support. He demanded loyalty and obedience from all. Now Najib Malaysia's Finance Minister invoked Saudi royals to justify his Con Businessman Low Taek Jho, popularly known as Jho Low, had attended a 1MDB board of directors meeting, said the Finance Ministry in a written parliamentary replyThat tycoon Jho Low was able to allegedly hustle 1MDB to part with US$1 billion to an apparently bogus joint venture within matter of days of announcing the name of PetroSaudi International for the first time in September 2009 was perhaps due to his success in conveying the impression that PetroSaudi represented Saudi king’s interests who wanted anonymity.It was for that reason that Jho Low made a brief appearance in the 1MDB board meeting on that day in September 2009 purporting to represent the Saudi royal family, to reinforce the idea that it was a high-level joint venture between the two governments that was going to usher in billions of oil money from the Middle East that would propel economic development in this country, thus fulfilling the noble objective of 1MDB.PetroSaudi did not inject any cash into the joint venture. On the contrary, billions were sucked out from 1MDB (including the US$700 million cash that
Just by attending that meeting, Low made US$1.83 billion fly away from 1MDB bank accounts.
In trying to deceive Malaysians on why the huge sum of money had disappeared, 1MDB claimed that the money was there but it was in the form of invisible cash, then in invisible shares, and finally in invisible units.
The invisible units were invested with a dubious fund manager in Chay May Islands.So where is the US$1.83 billion?’, while the rest has been salted away in secret bank accounts, landed properties, drilling rigs, etc.
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The Saudi royal family had nothing to do with 1MDB and it was not involved in a joint venture with the Malaysian sovereign fund.
It was a venture involving PetroSaudi Holdings (Cayman) Ltd. PetroSaudi was founded in 2005 by Tarek Essam Ahmad Obaid and a number of private investors.
Tarek Essam, a London playboy who is said to be a grandson of the Saudi Sheikh Obaid, is a chum of Jho Low Malaysian government has obviously trumpeted that the joint venture was an official partnership between Malaysia and Saudi government or rather Middle Eastern investors, but in fact it was merely a private deal between a company set up by a bunch of alleged con-men which included Low as the middle man.Perhaps this is a prelude to a grand revelation to come soon - that the Saudi king is the mysterious donor of the RM2.6 billion in Najib’s bank accoun
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak, hounded by scandal and facing open rebellion within his ranks, made an impassioned plea at his party’s general assembly last week for unity and support. He demanded loyalty and obedience from all. Now Najib Malaysia's Finance Minister invoked Saudi royals to justify his Con Businessman Low Taek Jho, popularly known as Jho Low, had attended a 1MDB board of directors meeting, said the Finance Ministry in a written parliamentary replyThat tycoon Jho Low was able to allegedly hustle 1MDB to part with US$1 billion to an apparently bogus joint venture within matter of days of announcing the name of PetroSaudi International for the first time in September 2009 was perhaps due to his success in conveying the impression that PetroSaudi represented Saudi king’s interests who wanted anonymity.It was for that reason that Jho Low made a brief appearance in the 1MDB board meeting on that day in September 2009 purporting to represent the Saudi royal family, to reinforce the idea that it was a high-level joint venture between the two governments that was going to usher in billions of oil money from the Middle East that would propel economic development in this country, thus fulfilling the noble objective of 1MDB.PetroSaudi did not inject any cash into the joint venture. On the contrary, billions were sucked out from 1MDB (including the US$700 million cash that
Just by attending that meeting, Low made US$1.83 billion fly away from 1MDB bank accounts.
In trying to deceive Malaysians on why the huge sum of money had disappeared, 1MDB claimed that the money was there but it was in the form of invisible cash, then in invisible shares, and finally in invisible units.
The invisible units were invested with a dubious fund manager in Chay May Islands.So where is the US$1.83 billion?’, while the rest has been salted away in secret bank accounts, landed properties, drilling rigs, etc.
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Malaysia’s biggest-ever financial scandal has spotlighted a colorful cast of characters - some connected to 1MDB, some not. A politician since the age of 23, the mustachioed Najib is the eldest son of the country’s second prime minister
also read this Najib' s Poker Face Mission
While 1MDB is the subject of raging federal investigations and drastic financial measures in many countries including the USA, UK, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore and now in Australia (resulting in liquidation of Avestra), sycophants in the Najib administration are hailing 1MDB as a "success" and "model for business enterprise". Its CEOs, past and present, are hailed by these sycophants as "heroes and defenders of the Malaysian economy". In another established country, the current CEO would have been put behind bars for providing false information and impeding audits and investigations.
For this, he was paid US$700 million
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak is not involved in the daily operations of 324437#ixzz3vD0k3LcRthe debt-ridden 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB), but Rosmah is and the role of businessman Low Taek Jho or Jho Low in allegedly siphoning off US$700 million (RM2.5 billion) from 1MDB "The Malaysian government said the prime minister was not involved in the day-to-day operations of 1MDB, which is run by a professional and experienced team. Its accounts were audited by Deloitte,"but.When Mahathir began his campaign against Najib more than a year and a half ago, it was given little chance. The former Prime Minister had been out of office for more than a decade and was regarded as a loud but irrelevant force. But political analysts in Kuala Lumpur say his campaign has been gaining traction over the 1MDB issue
What we want to know is what was done with the borrowed funds. RM 42 Billions were borrowed from various financial institutions but so far we know that some 16 billions were used to acquire power assets and that also at inflated prices. So where's has the rest of the money gone to? And why did 1MDB needed to borrow RM 2 billion from BN crony Anandakrishnan to pay off an outstanding loan? With this added borrowing and interest accruing, what is the amount really owing God only knowsalso read is really rotten with our system of governance and our country is close to being a failed state. Do our Ministers and public officials care?
.Inspector-general of police Khalid Abu Bakar has denied police are investigating Bank Negara governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz under Section 124 of the Penal Code which relates to activities detrimental to parliamentary democracy.
The IGP has a duty to explain why there is no progress on the murder of Banker Hussain Najadi. Like Teoh Beng Hock and Ahmad Sarbani
Sarawak Report has acquired documents, now verified, which explain exactly why Abdul Gani Patail was dramatically fired on Monday.
"That you on 26.12.2014 in AmIslamic Bank Berhad, AmBank Group Building, No. 55 Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory as an agent, as Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Malaysia and Special Adviser (Emeritus Advisor) Company SRC International Sdn Bhd which in that capacity, is entrusted with the control of the fund company, has criminal breach of trust funds, namely dishonestly disposing of SRC International Sdn Bhd Company amounted RM27juta to your account AmPrivate Banking-1MY no. 2112022011880 via coupling Mentari Sdn Bhd Corporate and Company Ihsan Perdana Sdn Bhd. Therefore you committed the offense and punishable taken of Section 409 of the Penal Code, read together with section 34 of the Penal Co
Najib is Guilty As Charged when admitting that RM2.6 billion channelled into his private account
God's the chosen one.Is the failed Finance Minister Mr Najib in his senses?Measure for mewhere is the business, after borrowing RM 42 billion? Where is the profit? Where are the accounts to show us that the borrowings went to business? Some RM 42 billion ( at least ) is missing. We want to see the full accounts like we can with all GLCs. Where is the accounts? .When aftershocks trembled through did not indulge in the luxury of diagnosis without the difficult demands of a prescription.The basic question does not change: who can win? But the answer does. It is dynamic, and roams across multiple options to rest upon the most useful signal to an there can be only one candidate in a seat. For Najib, the central message of 2013 has two principal elements: a credible promise to lift Malay’s economy out of the doldrums of paralysis; and the assurance that it will be an inclusive force that reaches out to all segments of the nation. This is the necessary evolution from popularity to governance. Popularity is possible from negative factors, like rage against corruption, mismanagement, ineptitude, and abuse of power associated with the operations of 1MDB, it appears – according to accounts from the blogging world close to UMNO’s corridors of power – that participants in the assembly meeting may have witnessed an admission of non-transparent and non-accountable political funding on a scale quite unprecedented anywhere in the world. but governance is fashioned by a positive agenda. You are elected by most of the people; you rule for all the people Some of the immutable laws of politics: where is the business, after borrowing RM 42 billion? Where is the profit? Where are the accounts to show us that the borrowings went to business? Some RM 42 billion ( at least ) is missing. We want to see the full accounts like we can with all GLCs. Where is the accounts?
What does Rosmah the most single-minded politician Najib's 2nd wife, keep in that ubiquitous handbag perched permanently by her side?
Scandal-stricken premier faces tough choices between pleasing voters and keeping fiscal balance vigorously denied by Mr Najib and the fund — are piling on the pressure for an increase in public spending.
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak, hounded by scandal and facing open rebellion within his ranks, made an impassioned plea at his party’s general assembly last week for unity and support. He demanded loyalty and obedience from all. Now Najib Malaysia's Finance Minister invoked Saudi royals to justify his Con Businessman Low Taek Jho, popularly known as Jho Low, had attended a 1MDB board of directors meeting, said the Finance Ministry in a written parliamentary replyThat tycoon Jho Low was able to allegedly hustle 1MDB to part with US$1 billion to an apparently bogus joint venture within matter of days of announcing the name of PetroSaudi International for the first time in September 2009 was perhaps due to his success in conveying the impression that PetroSaudi represented Saudi king’s interests who wanted anonymity.It was for that reason that Jho Low made a brief appearance in the 1MDB board meeting on that day in September 2009 purporting to represent the Saudi royal family, to reinforce the idea that it was a high-level joint venture between the two governments that was going to usher in billions of oil money from the Middle East that would propel economic development in this country, thus fulfilling the noble objective of 1MDB.PetroSaudi did not inject any cash into the joint venture. On the contrary, billions were sucked out from 1MDB (including the US$700 million cash that allegedly went directly into Jho Low’s pocket) and never seen the light of day again
Who is Umno trying to fool? Only themselves. Purely altruistic Arabs who were willing to bankroll PM Najib to break our laws to buy votes and rig elections. Such wonderfully honest and fraternal friends who want nothing in return for $2.6 billion, which we must suppose is petty cash to them. or making Najib as their agent for money laudering operation for their dream Islamic State... to fund terrorist operations; • Laundering and transferring funds AG without going through the normal and standard procedure and more so in haste also read this Needed, intelligent Attorney-General not a first-rate hypocrite
It only remains for the $2.6 billion money trail to be exposed. Regardless of all the bull-shit, smokescreens and red herrings coming from PMO and UMNO, the starting point is likely to be from a certain merchant bank in the USA which earned some $600 million in fees and remited some $3 billion because "the client wanted it in a hurry"!! Then, it must have been laundered through several layers of off-shore companies involving "brotherly and totally altruistic Arabs" and their Malaysian charity partners, before it arrived in PM Najib's personal bank account in Malaysia.
Businessman Jho Low orchestrated the 2009 joint venture between 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) and PetroSaudi International to allegedly siphon off US$700 million from the strategic development fund,
For a political party like UMNO currently trying to survive an existential crisis because of (rather than, despite) its leadership, one would have thought Najib's sabbatical would be helpful for UMNO to take a ‘clean slate’ approach, quietly seeing Rosmah becoming a mentor of sorts with Taek Jho Low’s professional unit being pushed into the frontline.While the DNA of Rosmah and Taek Jho Low may be hardwired to display shock and discomfort this quote by the Putrajaya: “Views expressed by certain quarters concerning 1MDB should be examined in light of political motivation. However, if any wrongdoing is proven, the law will be enforced without exception.” But what that evidence goes on to show is that critical manoeuvres for transferring the USD$700 million ‘loan’ cum ‘premium’ into the control of Jho Low took place straight after the signing of the agreement (between PetroSaudi and 1MDB) on September 29 – that and Jho Low was involved and copied in on every step,”
How a smooth-talking boy Con Businessman Low Taek Jho made and lost billions, baffled
eluded the mob, and lived to tell the Crooked Tale.Do business is good. Pilfer, steal and spend on wine, dine, champagne, apartments in New York, making almost porn films, hiding money in Caymen Island, that is no proper. Not what 1MDB is suppose to do. Where is the money now?People in Malaysia are asking where Zhen Low is getting all this money to waste on Paris Hilton. And Low’s father is not happy with all this unwanted publicity back at home. He is the brother of notorious partyboy Taek Jho Low, who may or may not be an arms dealer according to press reports. Nothing like a good champagne ordering contest to spice up your vacation. Low won, with the $2.6 million bill but people back at home are questioning his lifestyle and businesses. Anyway, Zhen (or Taek) should keep in the back of his mind the fact that all the money on Earth can’t cure herpes. All I see in these photos is a topless herpes spreader doing her thing. In an unrelated story: all of the jellyfish around St. Tropez have contracted herpes
.also read this Time to ‘roast’ our Prime Minister Four idiots and a scam that won’t die
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