Another blunder by Najib Razak on his RM2.6 billion money

Oh dear, it seems Najib Razak had made a huge blunder in last night’s interview which is shown on national television.

He actually said that back in 2013 when the bank accounts were first created to receive the huge sum of RM2.6 billion, Bank Negara was aware and notified.

His own words were:

“There is no intention at all to cheat or to commit an offence because Bank Negara had been notified about the existence of this account.”

What is perplexing is the fact that back in July 2015 when the news about that RM2.6 billion was exposed, he and his whole army of sycophants denied ever having any sort of accounts!

Some even went all the way in trying to debunk the Wall Street Journal exposé by saying a whole lot nonsensical arguments such as – the SWIFT codes were incorrect, the accounts don’t exist and the name of Najib Razak was misspelled so the allegations couldn’t be true!

He also said that Tun Dr Mahathir who was working hand in hand with Wall Street Journal is behind this lie. One of his bootlickers even quipped that no Prime Minister is that stupid to receive money in his personal bank accounts!

Now all over the sudden, Najib Razak suddenly confessed that Bank Negara already knew about the existence of the accounts when they were first created and he has no intention to cheat.

Truth is, even the top leaders in Umno didn’t know about it.

So the question now is, why did Najib Razak and his brainless goons made all sorts of idiotic excuses when the story first blew up?

For God’s sake, he even thanked Haron Din (see video above) for not believing the Wall Street Journal article! What is wrong with this Prime Minister? Why did he cheat us back in July by saying those lies?

When you are flustered and desperate, you forget your initial lies excuses

And the best part is, he incriminated himself by saying that the billions of money deposited into his accounts was made in a personal capacity!

Now this is alarming because no donor will give RM2.6 billion to any Tom, Dick and Harry. If his name was Najib Bin Ahmad and works in MacDonalds, he will be hard pressed to even receive RM1 million out of the blue.

Therefore he could only receive those billions because his name is Najib Bin Razak and he is the Prime Minister of Malaysia. This is very clear and logical.

Unfortunately, this contravened with the penal code 165 which interestingly, had found Khir Toyo also guilty on corruption charges. The penal code states:

No public servant can receive anything of value, even without consideration (tanpa balasan). A consideration is “anything given or promised by one party for the promise of undertaking of another”.

Not only it contravened with penal code 165, it also in breached of section 16 and section 23 of the MACC Act 2009 which states:

Section 16 – Any person who by himself, or by in conjunction with any other person:

a. Corruptly solicits, receives, or agrees to receive for himself or for any other person; or

b. Corruptly gives, promise or offers to any person for the benefit of that person or another, any gratification, as an inducement to or reward for any person or any public official doing or forbearing to do anything, is guilty of an offence under the Act.

Section 23 – Offence of using office or position for gratification:

a. Under this section, any public officer who uses his office or position for any gratification, whether for himself, his relative or associate, commits an offence.

Note that in the MACC Act 2009, gratification means – money, donation, gift, loan, fee, reward, valuable security, property or interest in property being property of any description whether movable or immovable, or any similar advantage.

So how now brown cow? When you kept giving different answers and pathetically digging up holes to cover up other holes, certainly no one will believe you again. Ever.

MACC must do their job thoroughly. They even confirmed that the RM2.6 billion was a ‘donation’. And the bad news is, a donation into the bank accounts of a public official is indeed a form of gratification. This is as stipulated in the law. Otherwise, we will have cases of traffic police getting ‘donation’ into their personal bank accounts by motorists for no apparent reason.

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