1. The Royal Commission is not a court of
law and is not supposed to judge and sentence people. But the fact that
such commissions are often manned by judges or ex-judges seems to
indicate that principles of justice and determination of right and
wrong should be based on legal principles.
3. One sentence in the report is very telling and I quote, “In the process, Dr Mahathir Mohamad was also entangled. That possibility was ominous when
examined against the factual circumstances surrounding the rejection of
Malek Ahmad as Chief Judge of Malaya. Their ultimate aim or purpose could not be ascertained with exactitude given
the limitation under the (Commission) terms of reference. It could be
related to the fixing of cases as submitted by counsel for the Bar and
others. Certainly it is reasonable to suggest that it could not be anything but self-serving.”
Through these unusual reasoning based on ominous possibility, even
though they could not ascertain with exactitude, the Commission
concluded that I could be related to the fixing of cases.
5. I am now named as one of those to be investigated by the authorities.
6. I await the investigation which I suspect is possibly intended to incriminate me one way or another.
7.
Indeed based on the arguments of the Commission itself I can say that
possibly it was set up in order to find something to pin on me, to drag
me to court etc and generally humiliate me.
8. Indeed, although I cannot ascertain with exactitude,
it may be possible that the Commission members may have been instructed
to pin something on me. This is a reasonable suggestion given that for
the Prime Minister “it would be self-serving.”
9. This new legal
principle that ‘if it is possible then it could have been’ opens a
plethora of possibilities. These possibilities should be investigated
through Royal Commissions. We would then be able to have further
investigations and possibly charge certain people in court. At the very
least the Royal Commissions can create doubts regarding the integrity
of selected people.
10. For a start I would suggest a Royal
Commission to look into the possibilities of lobbying and abuse of
position by Dato Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi when he was Deputy Prime
Minister as is recorded by the United Nations in which he was listed
for being involved in the Oil for Food business with Iraq. He is also
on record as abusing his position by lobbying the Iraqi authorities in
favour of his sister-in-law. Ministers, Deputy Prime Ministers and
Prime Ministers are prohibited from doing business. Letters of
recommendation for sisters-in-law clearly constitute lobbying.
11.
Another Royal Commission should investigate the merger between
ECM-Libra, at that time partly owned by the Prime Minister’s son-in-law
and a well-known crony, with a Government Company – Avenue Assets, in
which the Prime Minister who is also Finance Minister was possibly
responsible for devaluing the price of Avenue Assets and giving
ECM-Libra, run by the Prime Minister’s crony, Kalimullah, the
management role.
12. A third Royal Commission should look into how the 5% royalty (Wang Ehsan) due to Trengganu was spent. It is possible that the usual procedures for fund allocation and spending were not adhered to. The possibility of
corruption when contracts were given should be fully investigated. The
Commission can, on the basis of possibility implicate the Prime
Minister, the Menteri Besar of Trengganu and the Prime Minister’s
son-in-law Khairy Jamaluddin, in the misuse and abuse of authority.
13.
Now the new Menteri Besar of Terengganu says that the billions spent on
the Monsoon Cup, Crystal Mosque etc did not come from “Wang Ehsan” but
from Federal funds. Who decided to allocate so much Federal funds to
Terengganu which already has some six billion Ringgit in oil royalties
unspent.
14. Mere denial by the Prime Minister, the Menteri
Besar and the Contractor should not be accepted as it is reasonable to
suggest that they could not be anything but self-serving. The
possibility here is ominous.
15. There is no need for the Royal
Commission to ascertain anything with exactitude. Mere possibilities
should suffice for the Royal Commissions to make their recommendations
and for full publicity and pictures to be released to the Kalimullah
controlled mainstream media. A full investigation by the authorities
should then be carried and the innocence proven though not necessarily
beyond reasonable doubt.
16. When the Royal Commissions have
finished their work, new Royal Commissions should be set up to look
into other possibilities of abuses of power by the present Government
and all the previous Governments.
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