IT AIN’T OVER UNTIL THEY HIT HARD ON MACC CHIEF

If we observe closely opposition friendly media reports recently, there seemed to be a movement to create a negative perception as though MACC is hostile to the Prime Minister Najib Razak administration and the police.

In the early morning of January 4, The Malaysian Insider (TMI) wrote that the MACC Chief will soon be replaced. Their usual anonymous sources would claimed the informations gathered are reliable and to convince their readers, the Prime Minister Office and PDRM are linked to make it more juicy.

 

Is it so? Read further... HERE

 

BIG BUCKS SEIZED, HIGH RANK POLICE INVESTIGATED

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of one of the world's emerging economies and in an era of increasingly sophisticated world, even crime are sophisticated and these perpetrators involved are advanced too.

Police officers involved in corruption is not something new and its too reprehensible to public to tolerate. They are entrusted to public security and nation harmony, hence they should be the last person convicted of corruption.

Malaysia was shocked by Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Chief Commissioner Tan Sri Abu Kassim Mohamed statement that confirmed the Attorney-General (AG) Chambers is investigating 60 policemen alleged for money-laundering and corruption. Further, according to Tan Sri MACC, it is considered as a 'high-profile' case and due to that, a task force which was set up with other agencies involved comprising  Bank Negara, the Inland Revenue Board, the National Registration Department, the Immigration Department, the Customs Department, the Securities Commission and the police.
 

When all hell broke loose and suddenly there was pandemonium...

It all began when a disgruntled policeman lodged his complaint to MACC in middle last year that started the investigation on 60 policemen for money laundering and corruption. The initial investigation in November 2013 nabbed 3 police officers ranking from of DSP, ASP and Sergeant which involved millions of ringgit discorvered ranging from luxury items to various businesses such as petrol stations.

On 26 December 2013, as reported by Bernama, MACC director of investigation Datuk Mustafa Ali confirmed that a senior police officer with the title ‘Datuk’ stepped forward to record his statement.

Another shocking story when on 25 January 2014, Malaysia Insider wrote that the senior police officer who stepped forward is prepared to name several others in return for freedom. Is it so?

Recently, the IGP Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar denied and cautiouned reporters to write only from reliable sources. Somehow this contradicts when he prefers to leave it to MACC and AG's office for further action. First denied and later giving the impression it does happened?

Whether the case exist or not, AG'S task force has been established to investigate for this particular case. This has been confirmed by the MACC and other parties can rest assured that only those who are guilty should be prosecuted in order to uphold the institution's moral and sovereignity.

Please absorb this... Greed must have limits or we will risk trusting no one.

NANO-TAGGING WAS NEVER A TOTAL FAILURE TO CURB DIESEL SMUGGLING

The government’s subsidy bill for year 2013 is estimated of RM23 billion and almost half of this is spent on diesel subsidy. Out of half, government introduced Diesel and Petrol Subsidy Scheme to help cover fishing operation costs and the scheme is operated by the Fisheries Development Authority. Its the government commitment to improve our fishermen living standard and their socio-economic status.

Yes, in theory there shouldn’t be a shortage of diesel for land-based transport and our fishermen but in real-life, a portion of the subsidised land transport diesel is being smuggled to factories and high demand from other nations.

However, this economic cushion has been opportune for abuse by masterminds who smuggle these subsidised goods to foreign destinations with the primary objective of raking large profits.

The best solution to all cases of smuggling is simply to let the open market set the price, i.e use the open market price so that there is no smuggling to Thailand, nor to domestic factories simply because there is no price difference.

However, during recent times, it was found by AG Task Force that a serious leakage in the supply of subsidised diesel had caused the Government to bear huge losses annually. This phenomenon indirectly resulted in the failure of Government’s efforts and goals for a particular group.

The next best solution is to give powerful tools to the enforcement team lead by AG Taskforce. When they had nano-tagging of subsidised diesel, factories were caught every day because the smuggled diesel was easily identifiable. Smuggling dropped off and there were no shortages.

This is really possible! Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry has been using nanotechnology in order to confiscate illegally used subsidised diesel. The ministry is using the NanoTag programme under which the subsidised diesel is tagged with nanoparticles at distribution depots of all fuel companies before the distribution process begins. Nanotechnology is being used by the ministry for detection of subsidised diesel and this had helped them in bringing down the fuel misuse cases by half and hence reduce smuggling of the fuel. With the aid of the nanotechnology, the team has been able to catch 342,400 liters of subsidised fuel. Nanotechnology has surely proved efficient in bring down illegal activities which otherwise would have been hard to detect.

In year 2009, AG Task Force together with MACC and MDTCC had succeeded in an operation codenamed ‘Ops Nano’. They arrested 36 individuals and seized 458,000 litres of diesel worth more than half a million Ringgit. These offenders are locals and working as sales operators in diesel industry, jetty operators, middlemen and tanker drivers.

As reported in MACC's annual reports and information and complaints received by AG Task Force, it was found that some individuals were involved in the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism (MDTCC) to refrain from actions being taken against them. Meanwhile, the Regional Fishermen’s Association (PNK) is said to be the mastermind behind the malpractices involving subsidised diesel worth millions of Ringgit. It was also reported that jetty operators, boat owners, illegal fuel tank owners and individuals.

The leakage of diesel was first traced back from the Government Depot that sells fuel supply to PNK, factory, border area and storage tank. Starting from a PNK agent, the supply will be sold to a storage tank operator and to the fisherman who in return will vend to a tanker dealer, foreign based fisherman, factory or at times transported to the border.

Interesting enough, this nano-tagging of subsidised diesel was stopped on the grounds of cost. The result is a sharp increase in fuel smuggling and the month-end shortage of subsidised diesel for land transport operators. Our enforcement officers are seen to be toothless tiger when such effective mechanism to curb subsidised diesel leveraged by these culprits is put to a stop.

Obviously then, the cessation of nano-tagging of subsidised fuel has to be reconsidered.

It is told that reconsidering to this mechanism had been long overdue dragged in discussions for several years. Was the delay on purpose to ensure certain quarters continously reap profit?

Who should we help? The smugglers and culprits or the nation?

RASUAH DAN BANGSA CINA ... JANGAN DIPISAHKAN!

Terbaca laporan dari The Star mengenai pendedahan sebenar siapa itu bangsa Cina di Malaysia ini;

KUALA LUMPUR: A survey of Malaysian Chinese, aged between 16 and 45, showed that almost half of them are clueless about the government agency, which handles complaints about corruption.

Some 48% in a survey of 216 people by the Federation of Chinese Associations Malaysia (Huazong) replied “no” to the question “do you know which agency to report bribery to?” -  REPORTING!!!

“Among the 92 people who are aware of such a body, only some know its exact name,” said Huazong Youth president Ong Chong Keng. - NOT CLUELESS BUT DELIBRATELY IGNORANT!


Other respondents thought that the agency to report to was the Election Commission or the police, he told reporters here yesterday. - CHINESE DENYING LAW AND ORDER


While corruption cases were investigated by the police in the past, anti-corruption efforts have been undertaken by the Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) since 1967.

The ACA’s name was changed to Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission in 2009.

The study, called the Integrity and Corruption Survey, was conducted among Malaysian Chinese nationwide from various sectors including government, banking and construction. - ONLY FOR THE SAKE OF NEWS REPORTING

It was carried out between October and December by the Huazong Youth’s Integrity and Crime Prevention Bureau.

Ong urged the MACC to create greater awareness on how the public could contact the commission and hire more Chinese officers to improve communications with the community. - CREATE GREATER AWARNESS? ARE CHINESE YOUTH NOT IT LITERATE?

The survey also found that 78% of the respondents thought it was acceptable to take free meals from contractors who were interested in
doing business with them. - A PRACTISE EVER SINCE THEIR FOREFATHERS

Some 54% of the respondents also believed it was acceptable to take company stationery home. -MISCONDUCT IS ALWAYS THEIR LIFESTYLE

“Taking company stationery home may seem harmless but it could be considered as mismanagement of company resources,” Ong said.

For traffic rules, the study showed that 54% of the respondents thought it was reasonable to speed depending on the situation. - A CLEAR CASE OF DELIBRATE MISCONDUCT

Among its recommendations, Huazong Youth urged all political parties to support amendments to the MACC Act to introduce corporate liability so that transparency can be upheld in the private sector.

*(Komen saya dalam teks berwarna puteh)

Oleh itu, bangsa Cina di Malaysia sememangnya :
 

• Jenis yang tidak menghormati dan gemar melanggar undang-undang. 

• DAP yang mewakili bangsa Cina terbesar, konon selalu mencerminkan diri sebagai suci dari segala kesalahan, kini terbukti DAP gagal mendidik bangsanya sendiri.

• Bangsa Cina dinobat sebagai pemegang ekonomi Malaysia tetapi hasil daripada laporan ini menunjukkan mereka berjaya dalam perniagaan kerana amalan rasuah adalah sebahagian cara mereka berniaga.

• Secara langsung, bangsa Cina bukan jenis taat dan setia kepada tempat mereka dilahirkan atau tempat mereka mencari makan tetapi kesetiaan mereka hanyalah kepada tanah tumpah nenek moyang mereka iaitu negara yang telah membuang dan mencampakkan mereka ke Tanah Melayu, iaitu Tanah Besar China.

• Kesalahan yang dilakukan bangsa Cina ini samada sengaja atau pun tidak, sebaik mungkin dialihkan kepada kerajaan sesebuah negara yang memerintah. Ini termasuk Malaysia, di mana kerana keengganan mereka mematuhi undang-undang negara tetapi kerajaan pula dikatakan tidak berinfomasi.

• Bangsa Cina memang gemar mengambil kesempatan dan peluang terutama jika ianya PERCUMA!

• Mereka dengan sengaja ingin memisahkan diri mereka dari pelbagai kaum di Malaysia tetapi gemar menuntut hak sebagai rakyat Malaysia.

• Setiap isu yang dibangkitkan kaum Cina sebenarnya adalah untuk kepentingan bangsanya sahaja dan bukan untuk kesejahteraan negara.

• Taktik bangsa Cina yang selalu menggambarkan diri mereka tertindas tetapi sebaliknya mereka yang menindas bangsa lain.

• Bangsa Cina tidak akan senang selagi bangsa Melayu menguasai kuasa pemerintahan di Malaysia. FULL STOP!