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Sunday, September 27, 2015

MY KInd of SEptember This YEar HAS NOT BEEN KIND To DEsi

WARNING: THIS post may prove SENSITIVE TO Some readers, so your FOREBEARANCE IS SOUGHT SHOULD you wish to continue reading from HERE/HEAR! `` YL, Desi


BACK TO the point caught beautifully by my BUMmer matey DonPlayPuks in his latest BOOK  Chapter 1 which I featured here YESTERDAY,  when all my troubles seem'd so far away...with reference to the usage of that four letter word, YES that F WORD and other profanities. 

I must CONFESS THAT for the past SIX MONTHS WHEN writing about 1MDB AND related happenings in NegaraKU, I have cursed in half-a-year more times THAN I HAVE EVER DONE IN MY ENTIRE LIFE!

"F***, BAST***, SH*T," and others I Won't wish to "pollute" My cyber space with, but express that SENTIMENT captured aptly in DPP"S paragraph ++++ This is what I would call ‘at a loss for words’ — and when you just have to say something but no words can fully describe how you feel, then ‘fuck’ is the only word you can use which will console you enough and make you feel you have expressed your anger and disgust in a most ‘appropriate’ manner. +++below.

Putting in context, I Quote:~~~

 


""In his now famous ‘Let’s Send Altantuya’s Murderers To Hell’ blog post of 25 April 2008, read by millions, RPK wrote:

“I had dinner with a few friends last night and on the way to the restaurant another good friend, Din Merican, phoned to fill me in on the details of Dr. Setev Shaariibuu’s press conference that was held earlier that day.

I listened as Din filled me in on what transpired and could not help but blurt out, “I am a father of two daughters. I can imagine what Shaariibuu must be feeling. Fucking assholess!”

“I have three daughters,” Din responded. “These people are animals, bloody animals. Fuck them! Fuck them!”

++++This is what I would call ‘at a loss for words’ — and when you just have to say something but no words can fully describe how you feel, then ‘fuck’ is the only word you can use which will console you enough and make you feel you have expressed your anger and disgust in a most ‘appropriate’ manner.+++

…I found it very difficult to hold back my tears as Din continued with his narration of what Dr Shaariibuu said at his press conference.

“Let’s bring these bastards down,” I told Din. “Let’s launch a ‘Justice for Altanatuya: restore Malaysia’s dignity’ campaign’ or something like that. These assholes must be sent to hell.”""
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I often have writ some poems during the lovely POETIC MONTH of September almost every year since I started blogging on the Ides of March 2005. BUt I break tradition this woeful year because the body is willing, but thee spirit is NOT AT rest. WHen a writer tries to pen meaningful lines taht a poem dictates, he must be at peace with himself, spiriually and mentally. WHat moved DPP TO write his TOur de Force, as remarked by Clare Rewcastle Brown, is THAT STATE OF MIND WHEN the SOUL IS NOT AT PEACE BECAUSE JUSTICE HAD NOT BEEN DONE TO THE MONGOLIAN NATIONAL NAMED "ALTANTUYA" while she was in MALaysia about ten years ago.

AT this juncture, let me reproduce what CLAre BRown write about DPP'S ebook of 900pages:~~


MURDERED IN MALAYSIA: THE ALTANTUYA STORY BY E.S. SHANKAR

MURDERED IN MALAYSIA: THE ALTANTUYA STORY BY E.S. SHANKAR
TO BUY BOOK CLICK ON PICTURE

MURDERED IN MALAYSIA: THE ALTANTUYA STORY BY E.S. SHANKAR

Dear Readers,
Have you read the explosive new ebook "Murdered In Malaysia: The Altantuya Story" yet? The mystery surrounding the murder of Mongolian model Altantuya Sharriibuu has long troubled Malaysia and E.S Shankar's new book sheds light on many unanswered questions.
Purchase the 900 page ebook NOW via the Sarawak Report online shop and encourage your friends and family to support our project and the brave author of this book.
This meticulously researched, honest and informative book is for you and for all those Malaysians who want to know the full truth about the disgraceful and barbaric murder of a Mongolian girl, who had the misfortune to associate herself with persons which led ultimately to her murder and the disintegration of her dead body, and perhaps her unborn child, by explosion.
E.S Shankar has produced a tour de force in terms of research and the comprehensive scope of his enquiries, leaving no stone unturned in his quest to bring to light facts that were disgracefully suppressed and covered up by one of the most shocking examples of interference in the judiciary that Malaysia has experienced in its history. The impact on the independence of Malaysia's law enforcement agencies has been far-reaching and malign.
As E.S Shankar's book makes clear, the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu was not an unpremeditated killing, carried out by "rogue cops". It was planned with care and needed the intervention of very powerful people to make it happen - and then when it was discovered, to cover up the truth. And all that simply to save the face and reputation of a very powerful Malaysian personality.
Malaysia owes a debt to this brave author who has dared to lay out the facts that others have attempted to hide. His book may read like a thriller, but it is the chilling truth and everyone should take time to understand its consequences.
- Sarawak Report Editor Clare Rewcastle Brown

Media Monitor: Aussie Academic Advises his Country to LAY OFF BEing MAtey with Malaysian PM



as Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak risks becoming an 'international pariah'
 
themalaysianinisder.com reports:~~

Najib’s scandals can affect ties with Australia, report says
Published: 27 September 2015 5:31 PM
An Australian newspaper says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak risks becoming an 'international pariah' because of the scandals involving the RM2.6 billion in his personal bank accounts, and the debt-ridden 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB). – The Malaysian Insider pic, September 27, 2015.An Australian newspaper says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak risks becoming an 'international pariah' because of the scandals involving the RM2.6 billion in his personal bank accounts, and the debt-ridden 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB). – The Malaysian Insider pic, September 27, 2015.Datuk Seri Najib Razak's alleged involvement in a financial scandal could impact ties with Australia, the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) reported.
The Australian paper quoted academician Professor Clive Kessler, advising Australia which had close ties with Malaysia, to "get started now at looking at Malaysia seriously and intelligently".

SMH said that Najib's eventual fall as prime minister would have an impact on Australia's foreign policy prorities as it had "more long-standing institutional and people-to-people ties with Malaysia than any other Asian neighbour".
It reported Kessler as saying that Australia had bought in to a "myth" about Najib as "moderate, progressive, (and) liberal".

But at home in Malaysia, Najib had "unleashed the forces of Islamist authoritarianism and Malay ethnic supremacism", added Kessler, an emeritus professor of sociology and anthroplogy, and a Malaysia expert, at the University of New South Wales.

He added that Australia had often looked to Malaysia as a "predictable and reliable friend" in the region.
SMH also said that Najib "risks becoming an international pariah" because of the scandals involving the RM2.6 billion in his personal bank accounts and the debt-ridden 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) surrounding him.
The paper said "Australia was set to lose its heavy bet" on Najib given that his brainchild, state investment firm 1MDB, was the subject of investigations in different countries.
It also noted the allegations of financial scandal against the prime minister, namely the unexplained use of RM2.6 billion deposited into his personal accounts – which it said had caused Malaysian politics to become "dysfunctional".
Najib and 1MDB have featured in the international press of late, following The Wall Street Journal's (WSJ) expose on the RM2.6 billion in his bank accounts.
Najib has denied any wrongdoing and said he never took money for personal gain, but today, DAP parliamentary Lim Kit Siang said the prime minister should either answer allegations or sue five international media – WSJ, New York Times, Al-Jazeera, Channel News Asia and The Economist – if he wanted to clear his name. – September 27, 2015.
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/najibs-scandals-can-affect-ties-with-australia-report-says#sthash.97P9SCS7.dpuf
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Saturday, September 26, 2015

PR-ing for DPP, a fellow BUMmer narrating Altantuya's Murder, and the PM&wife have a CASE TO ANSWER!

The World Anthem


WE ARE ALL OF 1 RACE, THE HUMAN RACE.


24/09/2015


I ACCUSE PM NAJIB AND ROSMAH OF COMPLICITY IN THE ALTANTUYA MURDER - 'MURDERED IN MALAYSIA:THE ALTANTUYA STORY', CHAPTER 1

by Donplaypuks®



'MURDERED IN MALAYSIA:THE ALTANTUYA STORY' BY E.S. SHANKAR

THE COMPLETE A-Z OF THE ALTANTUYA MURDER. TO BUY THE BOOK, CLICK HERE

CHAPTER 1 – THE PLAYERS

The golden rays of light first dimmed and then ebbed away forever from the 28-year old body of Altantuya Shaariibuu or Altantuya, a Mongolian national, on an ill-fated night in October 2006. She was brutally and inhumanely slain without the slightest compunction or sliver of remorse on the part of her killers, deep in the jungles of Shah Alam city in the west-coast state of Selangor, geographically situated adjacent to Malaysia’s capital city of Kuala Lumpur. An extrovert and an extremely beautiful young woman, she had a colourful reputation. She had harboured ambitions of becoming a super star when she signed up in 2000 with a modelling school in Paris, France, the haute couture capital of the world. Altantuya was also a young translator whose fatal misfortune it was to have been indirectly entangled in the Malaysian government’s defence procurement programme and its often shady, convoluted and labyrinthine, but always secret and highly classified contract dealings amounting to tens of billions of ringgit. Rumours surfaced she had been recruited by a foreign spy agency for a honeytrap sting operation.


Altantuya’s disappearance may even have been dismissed and forgotten as one among many uninvestigated, or investigated but unresolved missing-persons report or as just another run-of-the-mill death, and possibly covered up, were it not for several extraneous factors.

Altantuya – Murdered and Body Blown To Bits with Explosives

One, Altantuya, whose father was a very prominent Mongolian, was gruesomely blown to bits by explosives planted on her body! Were it not for the hand of fate, as DNA testing had advanced, Altantuya’s murder may well have never been discovered and her body identified with dead certainty. Only her bone fragments and some tissue and hair were retrieved by forensic experts who successfully matched her DNA with blood samples obtained from her parents in Mongolia. Government pathologists certified that the cause of her death as from ‘probable blast related injuries.’

Two, a brace of police commando officers assigned as bodyguards to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib (Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister at that point in time) from the elite Royal Malaysian Police Unit Tindakan Khas (UTK) or Special Action Unit involved in security, special operations and counter terrorism, were charged with Altantuya’s murder.

Three, deeply implicated in Altantuya’s murder was a very prominent Porsche 911-driving Malaysian, a so-called defence strategist, Abdul Razak bin Abdullah Malim Baginda, a Malay Muslim who owned and headed the Malaysian Strategic Research Institute (MSRI). Baginda was charged with abetment of murder. Though married, Baginda had, by his own admission committed khalwat, by having an affair lasting eight months with Altantuya. He claimed he was subsequently blackmailed by her. He was one of Najib’s closest friends and policy advisers. Baginda moved freely and in chummy familiarity with the top brass in the corridors of power in government, in particular the Ministry of Defence and the armed forces.

He was reputed to be the prime mover in the eventual signing of a contract between the Malaysian Navy and a French company, Direction des Constructions Navales Services S.A. (DCNS), a majority French government-owned company, for purchase of two Scorpene search-and-destroy submarines armed with exocet missiles, estimated to cost RM7.5 billion (US$2.3 billion or €1.5 billion) in total.

That deal earned Baginda’s company, Perimekar Sdn. Bhd., a company with no prior experience whatsoever in submarine technology, training or maintenance, a much disputed and staggering “co-ordination and support services” fee of RM 575 million (US$180 million or €115 million). The fee was paid in 2007 by Armaris, a wholly owned subsidiary of DCNS, which, French lawyers investigating the G-to-G deal, feel clearly implied that the initial contract amount had been illegally inflated, and that the cost was passed on to the Malaysian taxpayer. Perimekar’s board of directors included ex-magistrate Madam Mazlinda Makhzan, Baginda’s wife.

Baginda, who obtained his PhD (doctorate) in International Relations from Trinity College, Oxford University, UK in 2009, was also accused of selling state secrets and classified documents to DCNS for RM142 million (US$44 million or €36 million), an act that would be considered treasonous in any country. This transaction was apparently completed through Terasasi (Hong Kong) Limited, an off-shore based company controlled by Baginda and in which Baginda’s father, Abdullah Malim Baginda, was also a director.

Prime Minister Najib and Wife Rosmah Accused

Four, never before in the history of any nation have allegations of murder, adultery, corruption and attempts to pervert the course of justice been nailed so firmly and directly to the doors of its prime minister and his wife, as they were against Dato Seri Haji Mohammad Najib bin Tun Haji Razak and his wife Datin Seri Rosmah binti Mansor, both Malay Muslims. The stunning accusations and revelations surfaced through two Statutory Declarations (SD) sworn in front of, and witnessed by legally appointed Commissioners of Oaths.

The first SD implicating Najib’s wife Rosmah in Altantuya’s killing, was made by arguably Malaysia’s most widely read, controversial and famous blogger, Raja Petra Bin Raja Kamarudin (of ‘Malaysia Today’ fame), more popularly known as RPK. As a result, RPK was arrested and detained under the Internal Security Act and also charged under the Sedition Act with criminal defamation. Eventually, this forced RPK to flee Malaysian shores for exile in Manchester, United Kingdom (UK), where he resides and continues to blog from.

The other highly revealing SD, replete with salacious detail after salacious detail, including Najib’s alleged lurid sexual involvement with Altantuya (a preference for anal intercourse), was tendered by a private detective, Balasubramaniam Perumal, universally known as PI Bala. 

On 4th January 2013, a third source of allegations appeared in a satirical novel ‘The Black Rose 1.0’ or ‘Bijan’s Bane’ written by one ‘Spirit of Altantuya’s’ said to be the pseudonym of Malaysian businessman Deepak Jaikishan Rewachand, who claimed to count Najib and Rosmah as “close friends”, and Rosmah as “sister”. ‘Bijan’ read backwards is Najib! At the time of Altantuya’s killing, Najib was Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia as well as its Minister of Defence. In March 2009, Opposition Member of Parliament (MP) Gobind Singh of the Democratic Action Party (DAP) was suspended for a year from Parliament with complete loss of salary and perks, for calling Najib a murderer during a parliamentary session.

Five, shortly before the Altantuya trial began on 19 June 2007, a Deputy Public Prosecutor from the Attorney-General (AG) of Malaysia’s chambers made a startling statement in court that three, and only three persons, were involved in Altantuya’s murder. Coupled with the fact that the judge (jury trials were statutorily proscribed in 1995) and the government’s prosecution team (as well as defence lawyers) were switched on the flimsiest of excuses and pretexts before the trial proper commenced in June 2007, Chief Justice of Malaysia Ahmad Fairuz bin Sheikh Abdul Halim and the AG gave credence to the widespread public belief that this was a going to be a show trial whose verdict had already been pre-determined,in connivance with the-powers-that-be. Fairuz was forced into retirement in November 2007 after promoting the novel idea that English common law should be replaced with Islamic Syariah Law in secular Malaysia. In 2008, a Royal Commission of Inquiry hearing into the illegal fixing of appointment of judges recommended that Fairuz, one of six persons which included another former Chief Justice, Eusoff Chin, and former prime minister Mahathir bin Mohamad, be prosecuted for his role in undermining the integrity of the judiciary and bringing it into disrepute.

Six, an acquaintance of mine, blogger Din Merican, a man of impeccable credentials and integrity, and Raja Petra Bin Raja Kamarudin or RPK, also played their part. They, and others, set in motion a written declaration that made an appeal to the nation’s collective conscience and moral duty that might otherwise not have been triggered off. The Altantuya murder story went viral and global.

In his now famous ‘Let’s Send Altantuya’s Murderers To Hell’ blog post of 25 April 2008, read by millions, RPK wrote:

“I had dinner with a few friends last night and on the way to the restaurant another good friend, Din Merican, phoned to fill me in on the details of Dr. Setev Shaariibuu’s press conference that was held earlier that day.

I listened as Din filled me in on what transpired and could not help but blurt out, “I am a father of two daughters. I can imagine what Shaariibuu must be feeling. Fucking assholess!”

“I have three daughters,” Din responded. “These people are animals, bloody animals. Fuck them! Fuck them!”

This is what I would call ‘at a loss for words’ — and when you just have to say something but no words can fully describe how you feel, then ‘fuck’ is the only word you can use which will console you enough and make you feel you have expressed your anger and disgust in a most ‘appropriate’ manner.

…I found it very difficult to hold back my tears as Din continued with his narration of what Dr Shaariibuu said at his press conference.

“Let’s bring these bastards down,” I told Din. “Let’s launch a ‘Justice for Altanatuya: restore Malaysia’s dignity’ campaign’ or something like that. These assholes must be sent to hell.”

Seven, a complaint by SUARAM or ‘Suara Rakyat Malaysia’ (‘Voice of the Malaysian People’), a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) dedicated to human rights, has resulted in a criminal investigation and inquiry in the courts in France, over allegations of massive corruption and bribes in relation to the purchase of the Scorpene submarines by the Malaysian Navy. SUARAM’s French lawyers believe that the “co-ordination and support services fee” of RM 575 million (US$180 million or €115 million) paid to Perimekar was a sham arrangement to disguise, conceal and facilitate highly illegal kickbacks to various parties in Malaysia and France.

As a signatory to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC), the Malaysian government is duty and honour bound to co-operate and assist the French courts in their inquiry. Included in SUARAM’s list of witnesses in the French inquiry are Najib, ex-Defence Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and Baginda who could all face arrest if they ignore the French court summons. UNCAC rules also allow recovery of assets acquired from spending of corrupt moneys. Under French law, anyone convicted of bribery could face up to ten years in prison and/or a maximum fine of RM750,000 (US$235,000 or €150,000). Judge Roger Le Loire who is heading the French inquiry also headed the earlier bribery inquiry on the sale of three Agosta-class submarines to Pakistan where fourteen persons were killed and forty others injured in a terrorist car-bomb attack. DCNS/Thales was also fined RM3 billion (US$985 million or €630 million) for corruption over sales of six frigates to the Taiwan Navy. In that scandal, five people involved in the contract negotiations, dealings and investigations were found dead under suspicious circumstances. Investigations are on-going into DCNS’ submarines contracts with the Indian Navy.

Eight, shockingly, till today the Malaysian police and the Attorney-General (AG) have not identified, arrested, charged and prosecuted anyone else with conspiracy to murder Altantuya. This is despite one of the UTK cops having stated in a written confession to the police, without identifying that person, that he had been offered between RM50,000 to RM100,000 (US$16,000-32,000) to carry out Altantuya’s execution. Neither have successive Ministers of Home Affairs ordered successive Inspector-Generals of Police to do their job and bring to book this person, nor have successive Prime Ministers including Najib or his Cabinet colleagues representing various ethnic-based coalition political parties, demanded that the Minister of Home Affairs, Police and AG either carry out their statutory duties and responsibilities, or be relieved of their positions and be charged with gross dereliction of duty. On 9 September 2013, when asked if the police would be carrying out a fresh probe into the 2006 murder of Altantuya, Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar, the Inspector-General of Police was quoted as saying:

“There is no need for the police to carry out new investigations into the murder of Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu . The Court of Appeal’s recent acquittal of two former police commandos over Altantuya’s murder was a court decision that should be respected. The matter is still on-going in the courts. That is the court’s findings, so everybody should respect it. An appeal against the Court of Appeal’s decision is still available.”

Nine, a new name that emerged in the Scorpene submarines corruption scandal in 2013 was Jasbir Singh Chahl, a Malaysian Punjabi Sikh and a restaurateur. He claimed to be the original Malaysian architect of the submarines deal with DCNS/Thales. He disclosed in a press interview that he had been working with Thales in Malaysia prior to 2000. Jasbir exited the scene in 2002 when his RM50 million (US$16 million) lawsuit against Baginda was settled out of court for an undisclosed sum of money.

Ten, in March 2013, the body of 64-year old Olivier Metzner, a criminal law specialist lawyer representing DCNS in the Malaysian Scorpene submarines corruption inquiry in France, was found floating in the Brittany Sea, north west of France, near his private island in Brittany. A suicide note was found at his residence.

I dare say that such a case as this has never materialised in any other country in modern times. It calls into serious question the supposedly immutable separation of powers among the various arms of government in Malaysia, i.e. the legislative, the executive and the judiciary. SUARAM which claims it is being harassed by the government of Najib , is now being investigated by the government via Bank Negara, Malaysia’s central bank (similar to the USA Federal Reserve) and the Registrar of Societies allegedly for raising funds for the French inquiry, while operating as an unregistered society. In 2013, Najib, going against the grain, appointed ex-Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Ismail Omar as Malaysia’s new ambassador to France, over the heads of many long-serving career diplomats at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

My debut satire/fiction novel titled ‘Tiger Isle: A Government of Thieves’ (CLICK HERE) and (HERE) was published in 2012. It’s theme was about endemic corruption, economic looting and plundering and even murder by so-called elected and democratic, but actually repressive and virtually totalitarian regimes in South East Asia. Are we witnessing the emergence of a Malaysia going past its point of no return and descending to dictatorship, gangsterism and thuggery as rule of law? The Altantuya murder belongs right up there with the ‘Dreyfus Affair’, Émile Zola and his 1898 ‘J’accuse!’ in which he railed against the French government’s anti-Semitic and unlawful conspiracy against Alfred Dreyfus, a French artillery captain, sentenced after a court martial for spying, to life imprisonment at the dreaded penal colony of Devils Island located off the French Guiana coast in South America.

Nothing less than Justice itself is on trial in Malaysia as Malaysians search for the country’s soul. Those who think they have got away with murder, and looting and plundering the nations coffers had better think again; it’s not quite over yet.

The bone and spine-chilling details of Altantuya’s execution, of the investigation, trial, verdict and appeal, will shock and amaze everyone at how this could have happened in Malaysia in the 21st century in a supposedly progressive nation, where leaders from the dominant ruling party, whose membership is restricted to Malays only, the United Malay National Organization (UMNO), claim Malaysia is a moderate Islamic nation.

Friday, September 25, 2015

Media Monitor: Significant Events at PETALING STREET, Today & Tomorrow

From themalaysianinsider.com/STAR:~~





China envoy visits Petaling Street, warns against using violence
Published: 25 September 2015 7:46 PM
China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and said the Chinese government was opposed to any form of terrorism, racism and extremism. – The Malaysian Insider file pic, September 25, 2015. China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and said the Chinese government was opposed to any form of terrorism, racism and extremism. – The Malaysian Insider file pic, 

September 25, 2015. China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and warned those who used violence to disrupt public order in the country, The Star reported.

He said the Chinese government was opposed to terrorism, extremism and any forms of discrimination based on race.
"The Chinese government opposes terrorism and any form of discrimination against races and any form of extremism," he was quoted as saying.
Beijing, he said, would not think twice about voicing out against any threats towards the interests of its citizens or anything that disrupts the relationship between Malaysia and China.
The report also said that Dr Huang, who was accompanied by his wife and other embassy officials presented mooncakes to the traders in the popular shopping street, also known as Chinatown, in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival.
He expressed admiration with Petaling Street that had Chinese and traders of other races as well.
"Business is good here. There are many tourists. I am proud to see Chinese traders working closely with Malay and Indian traders in harmony in developing this area," he was quoted as saying.
The ambassador said it would be a shame if the peaceful environment at Petaling Street was disrupted by those with ill-intentions, adding that he was confident with the ability of the police to ensure public order.
Addressing the terrorist threat at Jalan Alor, Dr Huang said that the embassy was aware of this development and was keeping a close eye on the situation.
"We will monitor the situation closely," Dr Huang was quoted as saying.
Petaling Street was the scene of chaos last week when police had to use water-cannon to disperse a crowd of “red shirt” protesters who wanted to force their way into the area.
One of the leaders of the rally, Datuk Jamal Md Yunos, earlier warned that the group of protesters will turn up again in Chinatown tomorrow to demand the authorities raid the traders who he alleged were involved in selling fake goods and running other illegal businesses.
He later denied he would be in Petaling Street tomorrow, adding that it was never his intention to cause alarm among traders and visitors to the area. – September 25, 2015. 
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/china-envoy-visits-petaling-street-warns-against-using-violence#sthash.HRUIKxj3.dpuf

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DEAr ER< please surf to MAlaysiakini.com to view the VIdeo in FUll; I can only lead you to the water, but I can't make you drink, can I? -- YL, DESi

 

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*******Ali Tinju: 99% chance Petaling Street protest will take place******** (3rd Video Below)
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Malay Armed Forces Veterans Association president Mohd Ali Baharom says there's a 99% change the rally against counterfeit goods and foreign traders at Petaling Street will take place on Saturday.

 

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    Ali Tinju: 99% chance Petaling Street protest will take place
    • Published on 25 September 2015 15:57
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    Malay Armed Forces Veterans Association president Mohd Ali Baharom says there's a 99% change the rally against counterfeit goods and foreign traders at Petaling Street will take place on Saturday.



    China envoy visits Petaling Street, warns against using violence



    China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and said the Chinese government was opposed to any form of terrorism, racism and extremism. – The Malaysian Insider file pic, September 25, 2015. China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and said the Chinese government was opposed to any form of terrorism, racism and extremism. – The Malaysian Insider file pic, September 25, 2015. China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and warned those who used violence to disrupt public order in the country, The Star reported.
    He said the Chinese government was opposed to terrorism, extremism and any forms of discrimination based on race.
    "The Chinese government opposes terrorism and any form of discrimination against races and any form of extremism," he was quoted as saying.

    Beijing, he said, would not think twice about voicing out against any threats towards the interests of its citizens or anything that disrupts the relationship between Malaysia and China. The report also said that Dr Huang, who was accompanied by his wife and other embassy officials presented mooncakes to the traders in the popular shopping street, also known as Chinatown, in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival.
    He expressed admiration with Petaling Street that had Chinese and traders of other races as well.
    "Business is good here. There are many tourists. I am proud to see Chinese traders working closely with Malay and Indian traders in harmony in developing this area," he was quoted as saying.
    The ambassador said it would be a shame if the peaceful environment at Petaling Street was disrupted by those with ill-intentions, adding that he was confident with the ability of the police to ensure public order.
    Addressing the terrorist threat at Jalan Alor, Dr Huang said that the embassy was aware of this development and was keeping a close eye on the situation.
    "We will monitor the situation closely," Dr Huang was quoted as saying.
    Petaling Street was the scene of chaos last week when police had to use water-cannon to disperse a crowd of “red shirt” protesters who wanted to force their way into the area.
    One of the leaders of the rally, Datuk Jamal Md Yunos, earlier warned that the group of protesters will turn up again in Chinatown tomorrow to demand the authorities raid the traders who he alleged were involved in selling fake goods and running other illegal businesses.
    He later denied he would be in Petaling Street tomorrow, adding that it was never his intention to cause alarm among traders and visitors to the area. – September 25, 2015. 
    - See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/china-envoy-visits-petaling-street-warns-against-using-violence#sthash.HRUIKxj3.dpuf

    China envoy visits Petaling Street, warns against using violence



    China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and said the Chinese government was opposed to any form of terrorism, racism and extremism. – The Malaysian Insider file pic, September 25, 2015. China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and said the Chinese government was opposed to any form of terrorism, racism and extremism. – The Malaysian Insider file pic, September 25, 2015. China's ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang today visited Petaling Street and warned those who used violence to disrupt public order in the country, The Star reported.
    He said the Chinese government was opposed to terrorism, extremism and any forms of discrimination based on race.
    "The Chinese government opposes terrorism and any form of discrimination against races and any form of extremism," he was quoted as saying.

    Beijing, he said, would not think twice about voicing out against any threats towards the interests of its citizens or anything that disrupts the relationship between Malaysia and China. The report also said that Dr Huang, who was accompanied by his wife and other embassy officials presented mooncakes to the traders in the popular shopping street, also known as Chinatown, in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival.
    He expressed admiration with Petaling Street that had Chinese and traders of other races as well.
    "Business is good here. There are many tourists. I am proud to see Chinese traders working closely with Malay and Indian traders in harmony in developing this area," he was quoted as saying.
    The ambassador said it would be a shame if the peaceful environment at Petaling Street was disrupted by those with ill-intentions, adding that he was confident with the ability of the police to ensure public order.
    Addressing the terrorist threat at Jalan Alor, Dr Huang said that the embassy was aware of this development and was keeping a close eye on the situation.
    "We will monitor the situation closely," Dr Huang was quoted as saying.
    Petaling Street was the scene of chaos last week when police had to use water-cannon to disperse a crowd of “red shirt” protesters who wanted to force their way into the area.
    One of the leaders of the rally, Datuk Jamal Md Yunos, earlier warned that the group of protesters will turn up again in Chinatown tomorrow to demand the authorities raid the traders who he alleged were involved in selling fake goods and running other illegal businesses.
    He later denied he would be in Petaling Street tomorrow, adding that it was never his intention to cause alarm among traders and visitors to the area. – September 25, 2015. 
    - See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/china-envoy-visits-petaling-street-warns-against-using-violence#sthash.HRUIKxj3.dpuf
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