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Calling All Malaysians Dead, Murdered and Alive to Petition Rosmah to go to North Korea

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DEAR MOHD NAJIB,

MALAYSIAN DEAD, MURDERED AND ALIVE ARE HAPPY TO KNOW YOUR 1ST PRIORITY IS TO SAVE OUR 11 MALAYSIANS HELD HOSTAGE IN NORTH KOREA.

SO WE SINCERELY DEMAND AND ARE HAPPY TO SIGN AS MANY PETITIONS YOU REQUIRE TO SEND ROSMAH AS MALAYSIA CHIEF NEGOTIATOR AND IF THE NEGOTIATION FAIL, WE SUGGEST THAT SHE SACRIFICES HERSELF TO SAVE 11 INNOCENT MALAYSIANS SO THAT THEIR FAMILIES CAN HAVE A JOYFUL AND HAPPY REUNION.

I BELIEVE ALL MALAYSIANS WILL BE VERY SUPPORTIVE OF HER USING THE GOVERNMENT JET AND ARE EVEN WILLING TO CARRY HER 30 BAGS AS A SIGN OF HAPPINESS.
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Malaysia’s Prime Minister criminal state of mind

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Malaysian PM Najib Razak is using the assassination of Kim Jong-nam to deflect heat from ongoing scandal and economic slowdown ahead of scheduled elections, writes Manjit Bhatia.

It’s comical when Malaysia’s deputy prime minister Zahid Hamidi demands that criminals backed by North Korea, China’s client rogue state, respect the “sovereignty” of his country’s laws. As home minister in 2013, Zahid had lavished praise on Tiga Line, the outlawed Malay gangsters. He also called on police to “shoot first” if non-Malay thugs threaten or kill his fellow Malays.
Meanwhile, police chief Khalid Abu Bakar requested the same abominable Pyongyang “authorities” to extradite suspects in Kim Jong-nam’s assassination at Kuala Lumpur’s budget carrier airport on 13 February. Khalid’s lightning-fast move here isn’t surprising, seeking fame and kudos. Yet, when it comes to netting official corruption’s big fish, including corporate leaders, and independently investigating prime minister Najib Razak, he disinclines at every turn.
Strictly speaking, Malaysia has not a single independent institution. Instead, patron-client relations rule. Others call it patronage. Simple example: Khalid is subservient to Zahid who is subservient to Najib who holds Malaysia’s purse-strings as finance minister. This buys him allegiance and serious protection in a country racked by state-ordained corruption, cronyism and some of the worst forms of racism. What has this to do with the Jong-nam case? Everything. And just as well — Malaysia-North Korea diplomatic ties are flexing for bust-up.    
As baffling as the assassination was, it couldn’t have happened sooner. Malaysian elections are due mid-2018. Zahid and Khalid, like Najib, are hoping the matter of the half-brother of North Korea’s insane leader Kim Jong-un will grip Malaysians like a John Le Carre thriller. The state-controlled media is acting to orders of ensuring the case is lead news, 24/7. After all, Malaysians need distractions. Being a Muslim country — not an Islamic state — the visit of the king of Saudi Arabia this week has somewhat displaced the Jong-nam as the lead story, albeit temporarily.   
Interestingly, the North Korean ambassador has had unprecedented scope in seen to attempt to interfere in police investigations. Also curiously, Malaysian officials didn’t refute the ambassador’s claim that South Korea and Malaysia were in cahoots, ostensibly to bring down the Jong-un dynastic regime. But when news outlets ran stories of a North Korean spy network operating in Malaysia, the episode moved from the bizarre to the whacky. Still, that’s exactly what Najib needs.
Problem is, the Jong-nam murder hasn’t absorbed Malaysians. They’re far more worried about their jobs future. Some factories have closed down; some others are moving offshore, to Vietnam, Burma and Bangladesh. The old ways of enticing foreign firms, via tax and other incentives, no longer work. These days China demands 99-year leases among its preconditions of investing in Malaysia. Like Singapore, Malaysia is struggling to establish anew its global competitiveness. For over a decade the international division of labor has shifted away from Asia’s first and second-tier ‘miracle economies’. 
Nonetheless, Najib boasts a high economic growth rate for the country. At 4.2 per cent GDP for 2016, it is significantly lower than 5 per cent in 2015. Between 2000 to 2016, average GDP has been 4.73 per cent. The jobs outlook is even bleaker. Official statistics put unemployment averaging 3 per cent; last year it climbed to 3.6 per cent, with 3.5 per cent in 2015. Most credible economists, even the market type,  know Malaysia’s official numbers are as rubbery as North Korea’s or China’s.
There’s no data for job participation rate in Malaysia. Yet it makes a better unemployment indicator, regardless or perhaps especially given the Najib regime’s propensity to embellish everything, including statistics. There’s sufficient anecdotal evidence to suggest joblessness is far higher among Malays and Indians, the groups increasingly engaged in crime. There’s also extensive under-employment among Malays, Chinese and Indians. And Malaysians are struggling on a single income, where the ‘minimum’ monthly wage of MYR900 ($US200) is scarcely enforced.
Exacerbating Malaysians’ worries is inflation. At 3.2 per cent, it spiked after the introduction of a consumption tax. In Kuala Lumpur alone, credible estimates put inflation at least twice the “official” number. At 6 per cent GST, Malaysia was never ready for it, in the structural sense. Add the measly value of the Malaysian ringgit, inflation hits close to double-digits, in real terms, according to some investment banks’ research. Meanwhile, Najib will maintain taxpayer-funded personal income subsidies, mostly for the Malays, and he’ll boost ‘free money’ ahead of next year’s polls.
If Bank Negara, the central bank, isn’t manipulating the low currency, then it’s a ‘market godsend’ for this heavily export-dependent, natural resource-based economy. Yet after two years of the collapsing ringgit, Malaysia’s competitiveness hasn’t improved. Its budget deficit and national debt are ballooning. Najib is banking on a commodities boom as the manufacturing base is routed by global forces. Take the long-failed local auto industry: Proton is effectively sold off to cheap China money. Selling the farm is the last resort of a scoundrel. But don’t expect Najib to sell the family jewels.
Blockbusting official corruption remains front and centre in Malaysian minds. Najib’s sudden great wealth humiliates Malays and irks the others. Nobody believe a rich Saudi or the Saudi state had “donated” $US1.4 billion to Najib; almost everyone, including the Malays, believe it was siphoned from bankrupt state firm 1MDB – brainchild of its chairman, Najib. And those proceeds miraculously wound up in Najib’s personal bank accounts.
The 2018 polls should humiliate Najib but it won’t defeat him or the ruling UMNO party. Many Malays feel especially aggrieved at how easily the ruling class has enriched itself while Malay villagers eke out a meagre living from plots of land Najib has ‘given’ them. No similar generosity has been extended to non-Malays. Some Malays agree this is unfair; most, however, subscribe to Machiavellian politics. But it’s Malaysia’s banal inter-racial harmony that’ll suffer the more as a consequence.
The Jong-nam case is serious — on legal paper. His killing hasn’t caused Beijing’s eunuchs a twitch. But Najib is using the assassination to his own political ends. It’s what dastardly regimes or political leaders in trouble or on the people’s noses would do — exploit an awful criminal matter to cement their illegitimate and immoral positions.    

What is PDRM cooking?

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Quigonbond: We knew this day was coming. The government may not be responsible for Pastor Raymond Koh’s abduction.
But knowing how trigger happy they can be with the sedition law and other criminal laws, and knowing how little they cared when their sycophants are spewing religious and racially-charged poison into Malaysian atmosphere over the last four years, and most recently for again using the Chinese bogeyman to scare rural Malays, they are morally culpable for bringing about this state of affairs, just like they are morally culpable for certain interviewees falling off MACC (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) buildings, a certain murder victim being blown up, the many deaths in police custody, litigant’s and police's defiance of civil court order, and for a public prosecutor being murdered.
It's a culture of lawlessness brought about by a government of few that is above the law. It can only get worse if we stick to the current course.
JayWai: We should step up and have more open discussion on Pastor Koh’s abduction to add pressure on the authorities and the governing bodies. We cannot allow the country to sink to lower levels of lawlessness and thuggery.
The abduction was swift, bold and with precision. And as Amanah leader Mujahid Yusof Rawa mentioned, if there is indeed evidence against Pastor Koh, then go ahead and charge him.
Hplooi: It would be a dereliction of duty for any politician with conscience not to speak up and/or to be seen at the peaceful vigil in the face of allegedly official stonewalling and a severe rationing of information with regard to Pastor Koh's case.
What is even more significant (in case people do not remember) is the disappearance of Pastor Joshua Hilmy (apparently in November 2016). Are the cases of Joshua and Koh linked?
Worldly Wise: Gerakan's Andy Yong should be expelled from Gerakan for saying such a preposterous thing if our government is sincere in finding the abductors.
The government is in an awkward situation. Everybody can remember that the IGP (inspector-general of police) refused to arrest an abductor in the Indira Gandhi case although the High Court judge ordered him to do so.
MCA, Gerakan, MIC, and junior partner PPP - all parties in the coalition representing or purporting to represent non-Muslims - ought to withdraw from BN.
650214: I think the police need to act faster on this case. But I disagree with Gerakan speculating on the culprit (that linked the pastor’s case to someone in the government). The family is already in a dilemma over this.
Odin Tajué: No charges were ever preferred against Pastor Koh for the utterly simple reason that Hasan Ali, who led the Jais (Selangor Islamic Religious Department) team of some 20 to 30 that raided the church on the night of Aug 3, 2011, had fabricated his so-called evidence.
And that evidence could stand up to no scrutiny whatsoever. He also cooked up all sorts of stories to put Christians in a bad light.
Two of his many false claims was that when he was Selangor executive councillor, he received at least 60 reports of apostasy, that Muslims were enticed with money and given gifts of laptops, cameras, cars, monthly food provisions and devices such as solar-powered bibles.
One asks, why then has none of those supposed apostates been named and charged by Jais?
At his house in the afternoon of April 2, 2012, Hasan showed a 42-minute long video to journalists. The video purported to show a couple who had been duped into embracing Christianity, had repented, and returned to Islam.
The man, supposed to be the husband, had been coached to say that those Christians, some of whom were Caucasians, wore skullcaps and the jubah, and went to mosques in an attempt to get close to Muslims.
That was how they slowly infiltrated the Muslim community. When they first approached Muslims, they did not use the Bible but the Quran. He said many other things besides those.
The confession and revelation were obviously staged. The names of the supposed couple were never revealed, and their faces were not shown. Among the many who have pointed out the incredulity of the video was the Islamic Renaissance Front.
Hasan produced another video also designed to incriminate Christians soon after that first one. The screening of the second one, if there was any, did not even make the news. This is just one example of how some Muslims in Malaysia have cooked up stories in the hope to incriminate Christians.
And they all have been hopelessly incompetent storytellers. Until today, not one single Christian has been charged for proselytising to Muslims. And no wonder.
Sleepy: Until proven wrong, the conclusion/rumours looks logical to me because the abduction was conducted in broad daylight and carried out with military precision, there was no ransom demand, the abductee was a pastor and not the first, and there is CCTV evidence.
Worldly Wise: Usually pastors have little wealth. They live on support from church groups. Since he is a 'pastor' intent on spreading the word, the first line of investigation should be on possible Islamic groups.
The public is worried. Candlelight vigils could have been on the assumption that the captors will be moved by it.
Anonymous 637541435986091: I am not an investigator but common sense tells me that it:
1) Cannot be personal (not with the way the abduction was carried out).
2) Not vengeful as they can just shoot or stab him.
3) Has to be done by a group since it was well-orchestrated.
4) Cannot be for ransom as the pastor is not Jho Low.

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Police have arrested a 32-year-old man in connection with the abduction of pastor Raymond Koh, who has been missing since Feb 13.
Selangor police chief Abdul Samah Mat said the suspect was detained in Ampang at 3.30am this morning.
"The suspect had contacted the victim's family member a day before, asking for a sum of money for the release of the pastor," Abdul Samah said in a media statement.
According to Oriental Daily, the man had sought RM30,000 from the family.
Abdul Samah said the suspect has been remanded for four days to facilitate investigations.
"The case is being investigated under Section 365 of the Penal Code for intent to kidnap or abduct and Section 385 of the Penal Code for extortion," he said.
He said police are still investigating the case and appealed to the public to come forward with information.
Abdul Samah also asked members of the public not to speculate on the matter.
Koh was abducted by several masked man in black SUVs after blocking his car in Petaling Jaya.
Following this, there were speculations that the case could be related to religion.
In 2011, the 62-year-old pastor was embroiled in a controversy after his NGO, Harapan Komuniti, was accused by the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais) of proselytising Muslims, following a raid at a thanksgiving and fundraising dinner at the Damansara Utama Methodist Church.
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Missing pastor’s wife offers RM10,000 reward
Raymond Koh Keng Joo
KUCHING: The family of pastor Raymond Koh Keng Joo, who was recently abducted in Petaling Jaya, Selangor is offering a reward of up to RM10,000 for any information on his whereabouts.
“I would like to appeal to those who have taken my husband to return him safe and unharmed to me and my children. I would also like to appeal to any eyewitnesses to come forward.
“I would also like to offer a reward amounting to a maximum of RM10,000 for information leading to the rescue of my dear husband,” said Koh’s wife Susanna Liew Sow Yoke in a recent statement following the abduction of Koh on Feb 13.
The wife and family appealed to individuals who hold information about Koh’s whereabouts to contact Koh’s son Jonathan at 011-3973 2670 via WhatsApp.
The statement began with a brief introduction on Liew and the background on the abduction as follows:
“My name is Susanna Liew Sow Yoke. I am 61 years old and a housewife.
“On Monday, Feb 13, 2017, my husband, Pastor Raymond Koh Keng Joo, 62, was abducted in Jalan SS4b/10, Petaling Jaya less than 100 metres from the Kompleks Perumahan Polis.
“This was confirmed on Feb 14, 2017 by Selangor CID chief SAC Fadzil Ahmat.
“On the morning of Feb 13, 2017, my husband left our Prima Sixteen Chapter Two home in Jalan 16/18, Section 16, Petaling at around 10am to go to the Puncak Damansara Condominium in Kampung Sg Kayu Ara, Petaling Jaya.”
According to the police report filed by Jonathan Koh Szu Hao, 32, Liew said her husband left home at approximately 10am.
She said Koh then drove to Puncak Damansara where she last saw him just after 10am.
“He was on his way to a mutual friend’s house in Kelana Jaya to deliver some belachan. My husband never arrived at his destination.
“He was abducted in Jalan SS4b/10, Kelana Jaya, by at least five masked men while en route to our friend’s home. The abduction took place between 10:31:42 and 10:32:39 am according to CCTV footage, currently with the police.
“My children and I are shocked, saddened and traumatised by the events of the past week. Today, it is almost a week since Raymond was abducted and we have heard nothing.
“I believe that the people who took my husband from me are no ordinary abductors because of the following reasons:
• They were masked
• The abduction was professionally and deftly executed, taking less than 60 seconds
• The abductors had money, or were backed by money, or by an organisation with money as the cars they used were expensive SUVs, at least one of which was a black Toyota Alphard
• The abduction was planned, timed and executed at an opportune moment, which suggests that they were waiting for my husband who drives an old Silver Honda Accord bearing the number plate ST 5515 D.”
Liew said someone in the group calmly filmed the entire abduction while other masked members of the group redirected traffic.
According to witnesses, at least five masked men were involved, she added.
“According to CCTV footage, at least three black SUVs stopped in the middle of the road.
“I did not learn about my husband’s abduction until about 8pm when a mutual friend called to ask why my husband had not appeared for a 4pm meeting. I suspected something was wrong when he did not return home for dinner.”
She pointed out the fact that after almost a week there was only silence suggested that the abductors’ motive was not monetary gain.
Since the abduction occurred in a residential area and in broad daylight, she said: “My family and I are prepared to offer a reward to anyone who can help shed light on this distressing incident.”
She added: “My husband has been involved in Harapan Komuniti, a community work project which he set up more than 10 years ago and which involves giving free tuition classes to children and English lessons to adults.”
Last week, a national English daily reported that the police had interviewed Koh’s family.
Investigating officer Insp Ali Asrar was quoted as saying: “We are looking at his personal history and background to see whether he might have received any threat.”
It has been reported that no ransom demand had been made, to date.
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Reward for missing pastor’s recovery increased to RM100,000

KUCHING: The reward for information leading to the safe return of missing pastor Raymond Koh Keng Joo has been raised to RM100,000 from the initial offer of RM10,000.
In a statement, Koh’s family said it hoped that the increase would help in efforts to finding Koh and returning him to them safely.
“Our family is grateful and touched that concerned well-wishers have stepped up to increase the reward money offered,” said Susanna Liew, the pastor’s wife.
Pastor Koh was abducted on Feb 13 between 10.30 and 10.45 am while he was driving a silver-coloured 1990 model Honda Accord (ST 5515 D) along Jalan SS4B/10, Petaling Jaya, Selangor – about 300-400 metres after the Caltex petrol station from the turn-off from the LDP Expressway.
The reward of up to a maximum of RM100,000 will be awarded for information leading to his safe recovery and there are no restrictions to the eligibility of the reward recipients.
A panel will decide how the full reward will be divided according to the accuracy and usefulness of information provided. The identity of informers will be kept private, if requested.
A dedicated number has been set-up for those who wish to provide information at 011-3973 2670 (Jon).
To date, police investigations have not yielded any significant leads as to the identity of the abductors or their criminal accomplices, the SUVs used in the abduction or the location of the missing pastor and the whereabouts of the car he was driving.
“This phone number is to be used specifically for the purpose of receiving credible leads for the investigation,” explained Susanna Liew.
“While we are gratified by the outflow of prayers and good wishes being sent to us, we hope that the public will respect the need to keep this phone number free for investigation purposes only.”
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I AM SHOWING THIS VIDEO AGAIN SO THAT PDRM CAN ACTUALLY USE THEIR COMMON SENSE AND BRAIN NOT TO HIDE OR COVER THE TRUTH.
FIRST -  PASTOR'S WIFE OFFERED RM100,000 REWARD. BUT THE SO CALLED SUSPECT ONLY ASKING FOR RM30,000 RANSOM. THE SUSPECT MUST BE CLUELESS AND AN IDIOT.
SECOND -  THE VIDEO CLEARLY SHOWS THE KIDNAPPERS ARE A WELL ORGANISED GROUP.  ONE CLUELESS AND AN IDIOT SUSPECT CANNOT DO THIS.  I CAN BET PDRM WILL COME OUT WITH ANOTHER STUPID EXCUSE.  I CAN ALSO EXPECT THE SO CALLED SUSPECT TO BE A NON MUSLIM NON MALAY AND JUST OUT FROM PRISON.
THIRD - DO YOU NOTICE JAIS, IGP'S BROTHER, JAMBAN, NOR OMAR AND EVEN ROYAL HOUSEHOLD ARE KEEPING MUM.
FOURTH -  THE BODY WILL BE FOUND AFTER EVIDENCES HAVE BEEN CLEAN.  THAT IS IF PDRM FORGET THAT A PROFESSIONAL RELIABLE FORENSIC EXPECT CAN STILL DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF DEATH. I BELIEVE AFTER READING THIS BLOG, PDRM WILL WRITE ANOTHER STRIPTISE.
MALAYSIA PDRM HAVE GONE DOWN THE DRAIN WHEN THE HIGH RANKING OFFICERS ARE MORE POLITICAL, RACIST AND ARE MORE MATERIALISTIC.

The real story about North Korea which Najib wanted to hide from you

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Malaysians love a good Korean soap, and the real live drama unravelling before their eyes, is stealing their attention. Last month, they had a proper blood and guts, “Who-dun-it”, with spies, assassins, pretty girls, money-laundering, weaponry, a country girl turned amateur assassin,  and a despot who blasts missiles into the sea, to prove that “mine is bigger than yours”
Malaysians failed to realise, that their attention was being deflected from the real story, which is not about the alleged assasination of Kim Jong-nam, the half brother of “The Supreme Leader”, Dr Kim Jong-un.
The assasination exposed many unknowns. For instance, few Malaysians realised that Malaysia  enjoyed cosy ties with the North Koreans, fewer still, knew that  Malaysia had granted the North Koreans visa-free entry into the country since 2000, but only a handful of Malaysians took advantage of the visa-free status to visit North Korea.
When HELP University granted an honorary doctorate to ‘The Supreme Leader’, no one batted an eyelid. The news had been suppressed and the news spread around Malaysia, only after English newspapers started questioning the veracity of the doctorate.

ARMS BEING SOLD FROM A MALAYSIAN COMPANY?

In last month’s assasination, Reuters news agency dug up more of North Korea’s links with Malaysia. The most explosive of them caused alarm bells to ring in Putrajaya. Apparently, the North Koreans had managed an office selling arms, from the second floor of a building in Little India, Kuala Lumpur.
The United Nations has for many years, enforced an arms embargo on North Korea. It recently discovered the presence of an arms company called Glocom, which stands for Global Communications Company. This showed that the Malaysian authorities were unaware of what was happening under their very noses. Or were they?
This is clearly in contravention of the UN arms embargo, which is bad news, because Malaysia had played a key role in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and for two consecutive terms, was elected the president of the UNSC.
Glocom claimed that it was no longer operating but its Malaysian website, has been re-registered  as International Golden Services (IGS). Glocom’s local contact, was Mustapha Yaakub.

UMNO-BARU INVOLVEMENT DESPITE UNITED NATIONS ARMS EMBARGO?

Since  2014, Mustapha has been listed as a director of  IGS. Mustapha is also the secretary of the Umno-Baru youth wing of its international affairs bureau, which shared the same premises as Glocom.  
Reuter’s revelation is highly damaging. It exposed Malaysia’s conflict of interest and tarnished its reputation, as a respected member of the UN.
Last week, Malaysia criticised North Korea’s missile launch into the Sea of Japan.
See the double standards, because at the same time, a North Korean company purportedly operating from Malaysia, was exporting arms.
In simple terms, Malaysia allowed a rogue nation, North Korea, to sell weaponry, from Malaysia, in clear contravention of the UN Security Council’s resolution.
This is the bad news that Malaysia wanted to hide. Our status in the UN, will be affected.

HOW TO BURY BAD NEWS…CREATE A DIVERSION

Putrajaya had to keep this negative news in check, but how? Easy! The authorities simply seized upon a remark made by North Korea’s Ambassador, Kang Chol and escalate the situation from there.
When Ambassador Kang Chol accused Malaysia of a botched investigation into Kim Jong-nam’s murder, at KLIA three weeks ago, Malaysia held its hands up in horror, at being insulted and called incompetent.
The Malaysians demanded an apology. Something which many governments refuse to give, because it is an admission of guilt.
The ding-dong betweenWisma Putra and the Ambassador escalated when Malaysia declared the Ambassador “Persona non grata” and ordered him to leave Malaysia within 48 hours.

THE REAL STORY THEY WANT TO HIDE

What you see, is not the real drama. The real story is the one that is being hidden.
i) A North Korean arms outfit operating from Malaysia.  
ii) The involvement of Umno-Baru in the shipment of banned arms.
iii) Umno-Baru’s Mustapha claiming he was not aware of the United Nations arms embargo. 
So, what else are they keeping from us?
Sadly, nine innocent Malaysians, in Pongyang, are the pawns in this sorry mess.


Jais and Selangor Moral Police should stop the abduction

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Another 'pastor' allegedly missing, cops hit brick wall


Police have hit a brick wall in their investigations into the alleged disappearance of another pastor, Joshua Hilmy and his wife.
"We have already interviewed the complainant, and the problem is the complainant cannot give us any information about them.
"He (the complainant) doesn't know the car plate number or their address, something that would give us a head start," Petaling Jaya police chief Mohd Zani Che Din told Malaysiakini...
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JAIS, SELANGOR MORAL POLICE, NOR OMAR, IGP'S BROTHER AND JAMBAN SHOULD STOP THE ABDUCTION OF NON MUSLIM AND NON MALAY IMMEDIATELY.
I BELIEVE SULTAN OF SELANGOR SHOULD STEP FORWARD INSTEAD OF KEEPING QUIET.
EVERYONE KNOWS THE REAL REASON AND WHO ARE THE PEOPLE INVOLVE.
MALAYSIANS SHOULD DEMAND IGP TO RESIGN OVER HIS TIDAK APA MENTALITY.


Red Alert on Motorbike PLX2476

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PENANG: An Old Uncle Who Was Having High Blood Pressure Gets Punched By A Motorcyclist!!!

By themixblood
On March 15, an elderly man was punched in the face til his nose bleed profusely all because he had to abruptly stop his car in the middle of the road.
Now before you go and full on blast on the uncle, please know that he is a high blood pressure patient and the only reason why he stopped his car was because he was feeling unwell as his hands were shaking aggressively.
Special thanks to SAYS for translating the whole incident that was shared by Poh Poh Tan on her Facebook.
OMG…why does these things keep happening in Malaysia??!!
On March 15, an elderly man was punched in the face til his nose bleed profusely all because he had to abruptly stop his car in the middle of the road.
Now before you go and full on blast on the uncle, please know that he is a high blood pressure patient and the only reason why he stopped his car was because he was feeling unwell as his hands were shaking aggressively.
Special thanks to SAYS for translating the whole incident that was shared by Poh Poh Tan on her Facebook.
In her post, she mentioned that while she was on her way back she noticed a car had stopped in the middle of the road and she did not think too much of it since it was normal for cars to breakdown. At the same time, there was a motorbike that kept weaving in and out of traffic and they did not notice the uncle’s car and rammed right into it.
Not only were they recklessly riding their bikes, there were also 3 grown up men riding on a single bike! Is this even legal???!!! Then according to Tan, one of them got down off the bike and approached the uncle who was still seated in his car and started screaming at him.
This man who was clearly unsatisfied with the whole incident even had the guts to pull the old man out of his car and dragged him out to the middle of the road. Not only he was being rude, he also ended up punching the uncle’s face!
Tan who saw all this happening in front of her, quickly stopped the car and went to assist the poor old man. In total disregard of what had he (the motorcyclist) done, he still further demanded compensation for damaging his ride.
Knowing that this man had completely lost his senses, Tan ignored them and quickly pulled the uncle to the side and as she got into the car, the man took off his helmet and smashed it on Tan’s car windscreen.
Two other passersby who noticed the whole commotion came up and helped control the whole dramatic scene. This gave Tan the time she needed to ‘load’ the uncle into her car and drive away.
It was later known that the uncle had high blood pressure and wasn’t able to drive cause his hands were too shaky. Tan also said that the uncle had his nose stitched up and is expected to recover smoothly.
Thank you, Tan and the other two civilised citizens that helped the uncle. You all are the gems that Malaysia needs! And for those 3 who were on that bike, I hope they will get their justice. Already in the wrong, still got time to show temper…pffft

Malaysian biggest and most corrupted Unpatriotic Prime Minister

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http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2017/03/18/unpatriotic-attitude-nearly-cost-us-saudi-aramco-deal/
Malaysians can call or give drastic name calling to the most corrupted and mentally sick man who is supposed to be the Prime Minister but is not because it is his wife that makes all decisions and give instructions to all institutions in Malaysia, does not affect his continuous stealing, bribing and killing.

Everyday the so-called bastard will make statements blaming others for his shortcoming.  The ones beside him licking his butt daily praises his stupidity and greed.  Some even can proclaim he is God Chosen One.  Yes I agreed in part, he is God Chosen One to lead the stealing, lying and killing in Malaysia.

Today people in Jais, PDRM and UMNO are good examples of his sick way by abducting and killing Non Muslim and Non Malay in Malaysia.

It has come to a point of no return, when all Malaysians will pray and look forward to his favourite son doing the most commendable deed of punishing his own parents in similar fashion as Kevin Morais and Pastor Raymond.


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Last year University of Malaya declared they have no money for research so Lecturers were told to pay out from their own pockets for their students' research. If the Lecturer has one (1) student it is okay.  But what happens if there are 4 students doing research.

Then in a recent meeting all were informed that come August 2017, there will be no money for salaries.

So if one were to have 4 students doing research and come August no salary, WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

I WANT MY BIGGEST PARIAH BASTARD PRIME MINISTER AND HIS CRAZY GREEDY WIFE TO ANSWER, WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE RESEARCH AND TO ALL WORKING IN UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA.

I TELL YOU EVEN CHINA WILL NOT BE ABLE HELP THE RAZAK FAMILY WHEN MALAYSIANS ARE WILLING TO DIE JUST TO MAKE SURE NAJIB, ROSMAH AND THEIR CHILDREN ARE TAUGHT A LESSON SO THAT NO RAZAK WILL EVER BE IN POLITIC AND NO MELAYU WILL BE SO GREEDY AND MAD.
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YOURSAY | ‘Unless Rosmah has something to hide, why can't Permata publish its audited yearly accounts.’
P Dev Anand Pillai: So much has been said about Permata and annually since the current prime minister came to power, a vast sum from the federal budget has been allotted to this agency, but I don't see any centres run by this so-called 'early childhood development experts'.
There are so many children with disabilities and other disorders. I am a father of a boy who is mentally challenged. So, if this programme is for children like my son, I would like to see it.
If Permata’s budget is from one's personal money, then we don't care. This is our hard-earned tax monies, where is this money going?
Anonymous 2436471476414726: Well said, Damansara Utama state representative Yeo Bee Yin. Permata cannot have such huge government allocations annually and yet not be accountable for it.
It is the rakyat's money so the public have every right to demand to know in detail how the monies are spent. This is not politicising the issue.
Unless PM’s wife Rosmah Mansor has something to hide, why can't Permata publish its audited yearly accounts.
CQ Muar: Spot on, DAP assemblyperson Yeo, for excoriating Rosmah about her role as patron of Permata.
In the first place, apart from being the wife of PM Najib Razak, what business has she to hold the post? Who is responsible for installing her? How much is she paid for the job? Is there no guideline pertaining to such a role?
If so, the matter should have been raised through the proper channels and have her removed. It appears as though the prime minister has the prerogative to put his wife anywhere he fancies.
Being the wife of the PM should not be the criteria for such responsibility rightfully held under certain ministry.
Anonymous #03815719: Yeo, thank you very much and you are absolutely right. Permata is funded through public funds, money obtained through taxes and it should properly and publicly be accounted for.
Being the PM's wife, she is not free from scrutiny. Or let the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) do the scrutiny on behalf of the public.
Anonymous_3ee4: Yes, Yeo is spot on. Let the experts handle it. Maybe the PM’s wife should look after the homeless and hungry, and lend a helping hand to the food programme run by the volunteers.
Headhunter: I'll be interested to know how much they spent on average on each kid a year. Needless to say, the sum will be another shocking revelation.
Kingfisher: Good on you, Sepang MP Mohamed Hanipah Maidin for identifying the problems facing this country - on corruption and abuse of power at the highest level - as compared to South Korea, where none other than the president has been successfully impeached for such a crime.
The root of our failure, it seems obvious in comparison, is the default in moral responsibility of the very chamber that you are an integral part and that is the House of Representatives.
The chamber, one can argue, could have acted in a concerted manner notwithstanding political differences to investigate and find a just solution to the allegations of a reckless disregard to managing public funds by elected officials.
The unwillingness and the inability of the chamber to act righteously on such a vital issue of national importance is a poor reflection of its members’ lack of appreciation of the general will of the people.
Never mind, the biases in electoral success to be MP.
Anonymous_1388029052: In countries where there is least corruption, the institutions are usually strong and independent - the courts, the police, the press, civil service, etc, and the leadership would also set an example.
However, sad to say, this do not happen in our country because our leaders are generally immoral and corrupt to the core, and yet able to get elected to office.
This is because they have managed to buy over the rural voters, the civil servants, and the Felda settlers using racial and religious card, unfair electoral means and abusing government machinery.
Awang Top: Corruption is a disease universal to all civilisations, not just Islamic. The fact is that Malaysia is helmed by people who endorse and practice corruption has made Malaysia a sick nation.
Corruption influences all aspects of our lives - judges, police, council, parliament, politicians, businesses, workers, even our children.
Our leaders do not have the political will to fight corruption, instead enjoy it - from husbands to wives, from wives to husbands, from fathers to sons.
Clever Voter: South Korea has a history of dictatorship, and endless problems of corruption and cronyism.
The introduction of parliamentary democracy and real efforts on strengthening the institutional governance resolved much of these problems.
Its president doesn't have the power to remove its judges, attorney-generals, etc. The economy is owned by few families but their SME (small and medium-size enterprise) sector is strong and extensive.
People participation in political affairs is high, and they have lower tolerance for corruption scandals, etc.
Compare these with BN government which chooses to build loyalty around fear, insecurity and paranoia. Not to forget, the use of religion, public jobs and handouts as sweeteners.
Spinning: It was the people’s power that brought down the South Korean president (Park Geun-hye). This also happened in Indonesia (Suharto) and the Philippines (Ferdinand Marcos)…


Malaysia-North Korea Diplomatic Row–Wisma Putra left out of the loop as confusion reigns

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Malaysia-North Korea Diplomatic Row–Wisma Putra left out of the loop as confusion reigns

by Dennis Ignatius
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Is Foreign Minister Anifah Aman  being left out the loop?
In just one day, the continuing confusion and conflicting messaging relating to the ongoing standoff with North Korea was aptly captured on a single page of a local newspaper. It suggests a disquieting level of disarray in the upper reaches of government at a time when the security and well-being of Malaysian diplomats and their families in Pyongyang are in question.
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Attorney-General Apandi Ali–The new Foreign Policy spokesperson? If so, Anifah Aman should resign
At the top corner of the page was a statement by Attorney-General Mohammad Apandi Ali that “no minister or government official is allowed to make any statement on the negotiations between Putrajaya and Pyongyang” due to its sensitive nature. He indicated that only Prime Minster Najib Tun Razak would be commenting on the issue because “if too many people make statements about the matter, it will cause confusion.”
Too many statements, too much confusion

What Games are these guys playing?
That did not, however, appear to deter others from having their say, as was evident from other reports on the same page.Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi and Tourism Minister Nazri Aziz publicly disagreed with each other as to exactly how many North Koreans are in Malaysia under the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) Programme. Zahid, who also oversees the Immigration Department, and ought to have access to the relevant data, had said that there were 193 North Koreans in Malaysia under MM2H while Nazri insists that only four are enrolled in the programme.
What does it say about inter-agency coordination if the Home Minister and the Tourism Minister cannot even agree on just how many North Koreans are here?
Still on the same page, Zahid announced that the government is considering deporting some North Korean citizens who are still in the country. He said that there are currently 315 North Koreans still in the country and some of them have expired work visas. “I will make a decision today whether to arrest or deport them,” he was quoted as saying.
Arrest North Korean citizens while Malaysian diplomats are being held hostage in Pyongyang? How smart is that? Zahid also intimated that thus far the government has yet to receive any official request from the next-of-kin to claim Jong-nam’s body. He then went on to add that “if there is a claim, we will adopt several approaches and obtain confirmation from the Attorney-General’s chambers on the handling of the remains.”
How one adopts several approaches when dealing with a single body was not explained.
Who speaks for the deceased?
Our Health Minister, in the meantime, whose role, if any, was confined to the autopsy, was reported, again on the aforementioned page, to have indicated that the government is giving two to three weeks for the family to claim the body before it decides on the next course of action. “We are told that he has wives and children. We hope that they respond and come forward to claim the body.” Continuing, he said that if the family does not come forward to claim the body, “we will address it as a government-to-government matter.”
To further add to the confusion, the Deputy Inspector-General of Police announced the next day that the next-of-kin had in fact left it to the government to decide what to do with the remains of the victim.
We have our advantages 
And finally, the Defence Minister, perhaps feeling neglected by the press, issued a fatuous statement declaring that while “we can’t fight a country like North Korea which focuses so much on defence assets … we have our advantages which will allow us to move forward in any eventuality.” Reassuringly, he also “ruled out the possibility of both countries going to war as negotiations have been positive.”
Was war with North Korea ever even a remote possibility? As well, it is hard to fathom what negotiations he was even referring to seeing as none have as yet taken place (according to the Prime Minister).
Who’s in charge?
Both Malaysians and foreigners alike reading all these reports must be shaking their heads in utter bewilderment at the way our government works.
Leaving aside the sometimes asinine nature of these remarks, don’t they realize that nine of our own diplomats and their families are being held hostage by a reckless, ruthless and unpredictable regime and that in such a situation quiet diplomacy must be given the time and the space to go forward?
With the well-being of our citizens at stake, they should know better than to try to score brownie points with unnecessary if not silly remarks.
Most of these issues – the disposal of the body, the fate of North Korean citizens in the country, the future bilateral relationship – are undoubtedly going to feature in the negotiations between Wisma Putra and the North Korean mission here; it only makes Wisma Putra’s job that much harder if our ministers keep jumping in this way. One has to wonder as well how much weight the Prime Minister’s instructions now carry and even whether the Prime Minister has lost control over his own cabinet.
How not to manage a crisis
Of course, it may be that the remarks of our ministers were somehow misreported. The general decline in professional standards that is increasingly evident across the board naturally affects the media as well. However, having witnessed too many silly statements on this and other matters over the years from our senior officials, it is more than likely that the fault lies with the officials themselves.
Whatever it is, somebody ought to write a book on how not to manage a crisis based on Malaysia’s continuing response to our very own North Korean saga.

Save Siti Noor Aishah Atam

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Suaram decries student’s detention under Sosma after acquittal

 | March 27, 2017
NGO describes Siti’s Noor Aishah’s detention as one of the most deplorable uses of Sosma and Poca.
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KUALA LUMPUR: The human rights and civil liberties NGO Suaram has called on the attorney-general’s chambers to withdraw its arrest of student Siti Noor Aishah Atan over alleged possession of illegal books.
Its executive director, Sevan Doraisamy, said Siti, a research student at Universiti Malaya, should be released from her detention under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (Sosma).
In a statement today, he said Suaram was notified that Siti had been re-arrested and returned to detention under Sosma following her hearing at the Court of Appeal this morning.
Siti was detained under Sosma for allegedly being in possession of the materials.
On Sept 29 last year, she was acquitted and discharged by the High Court over the charge of having 12 publications related to terrorism.
However, she was rearrested under the Prevention of Crime Act 1959 (Poca) after her release.
“To date, Siti’s detention remains one of the most deplorable uses of Sosma and Poca,” Sevan said.
After her 60 days’ detention under Poca, she was sentenced to house arrest with an electronic monitoring device (EMD) attached to her, Sevan said.
The attorney-general’s chambers has meanwhile also appealed the High Court’s decision to discharge her, he noted.
Following her hearing at the Court of Appeal this morning, Siti was detained again under Sosma pending the continuation of her trial at the High Court.
“Suaram strongly condemns the use of laws such as Sosma that provide detention without trial,” Sevan said.
“With no clear evidence against her, the repeated attempt to deprive Siti of her freedom through unscrupulous means can only be described as abuse of power and a gross human rights violation.”
He stressed that Siti was already sentenced to house arrest with the monitoring device under Poca and the finding by the High Court judge stood in her favour.
He said these factors made it clear that there is no need for her continued detention under Sosma while her case proceeds to full trial.
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Siti Noor Aishah Atam allegedly had 12 publications related to terrorism.

Thursday, December 08, 2016

Siti Noor Aishah Atam - Alasan Penghakiman Mahkamah Tinggi - Mahkamah Bebas Polis Tangkap Lagi Guna POCA??

Siti Noor Aishah Atam, saperti yang dikatakan bukan seorang 'ternama' - lihat pos sebelum ini Siti Noor Aishah Atam - victim of SOSMA, found Not Guilty by High Court, then re-detained under POCA?

Menyusul dari posting lepas, saya telah meneruskan usaha mencari maklumat mengenai kes Siti Noor Aishah, dan berjaya saya menemui Alasan Penghakiman Mahkamah Tinggi yang telah mendapatinya tidak bersalah dan membebaskan..(sila baca dibawah ini, 'link' selepas penghakiman ini juga terus ke sumber dalam bentuk PDF.

Membaca alasan penghakiman ini juga akan memberikan pengetahuan lebih.

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Siti Noor Aishah Atam telah ditangkap polis pada 22/3/2016kerana didakwa memiliki 12 buku mengenai 'terrorism' (tetapi yang peliknya Buku ini sebenarnya tidak diharamkan di Malaysia). Mana adil, jika polis boleh tangkap dan mendakwa seseorang memiliki buku yang tidak diharamkan kerajaan pun. Mana kita boleh tahu buku manakah yang tidak boleh dimiliki dan dibaca.

Siti dituduh di Mahkamah Majistret Kemaman pada 19 April 2016 di bawah Seksyen 130JB(1)(a) Kanun Keseksaan.

Paling maksima polis boleh menahan seseorang sebelum dibebaskan atau dituduh di Mahkamah, adalah 14 hari, justeru kemungkinan besar Siti telah ditahan polis berasaskan SOSMA[Akta Kesalahan Keselamatan (Langkah-langkah Khas) 2012], yang membenarkan polis terus tahan seseorang tanpa apa-apa perintah Mahkamah/Magistret untuk 28 hari. Rujukan kepada Alasan Penghakiman juga menyatakan bahawa beliau juga telah disiasat berasaskan SOSMA, dan semasa perbicaraan juga SOSMA telah digunakan. 

SOSMA - not the new ISA and no death penalty...Let's understand SOSMA better?

Kes dipindahkan kepada Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur, dan pada 25/7/2016 Siti Noor Aishah tidak mengaku salah dan seterus kes itu dibicarakan.

29/9/2016 -  '...mahkamah ini melepaskan dan membebaskan OKTdiatas pertuduhan yang dikenakan terhadapnya dengan kadar serta merta...'. Juga telah dilapurkan, selepas keputusan Mahkamah, pihak pendakwaraya minta kebenaran terus tahan Siti mengunakan SOSMA...'Mahkamah turut menolak permohonan Timbalan Pendakwa Raya Mohamad Mustaffa P. Kunyalam untuk menahan Siti Noor Aishah di dalam penjara mengikut Seksyen 30(1) Akta Kesalahan Keselamatan (Langkah-langkah Khas) 2012 (SOSMA) sementara menunggu rayuan difailkan oleh pihak pendakwaan terhadap pembebasan tertuduh. - sila lihat Siti Noor Aishah Atam - victim of SOSMA, found Not Guilty by High Court, then re-detained under POCA?

Selepas ini, walaupun Mahkamah jelas tak benarkan tahan Siti lagi - pihak polis telah menangkapnya lagi dan tahan di bawah Akta lain - kiniAkta Pencegahan Jenayah 1959 (Prevention of Crime Act 1959 (POCA) - Tahanan Tanpa Bicara..

Pada 29/11/2016, berita bahawa polis telah bebaskan daripada tahanan fizikal - dan bebaskannya dengan syarat(kesemua syarat yang dikenakan tidak lagi jelas), serta meletakkan 'electronic monitoring device (EMD)' - Harus dinyatakan bahawa tahanan serta kini Restriction(yang akan menghadkan hak asasinya) adalah BUKAN berasaskan keputusan Mahkamah - bukan hukuman kerana kamu didapati bersalah..

Dalam kes Siti Noor Aishah Atam, Mahkamah telah putuskan bahawa dia tidak bersalah - tetapi Siti masih 'dihukum'...oleh undang-undang tidak adil saperti POCA dan POTA, yang membenarkan seorang ditahan tanpa bicara walaupun tidak bersalah. Undang-undang ini zalim, kerana mangsa tidak boleh pun mencabar alasan yang digunakan untuk menahan atau menghadkan kebebasannya. Bila anda, dibebaskan dengan syarat - harus disedari pengingkaran mana-mana syarat secara otomatik adalah satu kesalahan yng boleh dikenakan hukuman penjara..

Last December, police said more than 200 people were fitted with the EMD under Poca. Those found tampering with the device or violating conditions of release can be jailed for two years. 

POCA dan POTA harus dimansuhkan - kerana seseorang yang TAK BERSALAH pun boleh ditahan tanpa bicara bertahun-tahun. Berbeda dengan hukuman jenayah, di mana ada kepastian berapa tahu anda akan dipenjarakan - Akta macam POCA dan POTA (sama saperti ISA dulu) memberi kerajaan kuasa menahan bertahun-tahun ikut suka mereka...

As at Sept 30, 2015, 975 people have been detained under Poca.

SOSMA pula zalim kerana undang-undang biasa mengenai tangkapan, tahanan reman, keterangan yang boleh diterima Mahkamah, hak-hak mendapatkan bicara adil semua boleh diabaikan kerana pihak polis/pendakwa gunakan SOSMA. 

Kalau ahli politik jadi mangsa, parti politik akan membantah cukup kuat - tapi, bila mangsa SOSMA, POCA dan POTA orang biasa, nampaknya tak ada yang ambil berat...Adakah PAS, DAP, PKR, Amanah, UMNO, MCA, MIC atau mana-mana parti politik sehingga kini keluarkan kenyataan membantah apa yang berlaku kepada Siti Nor Aishah Atam atau lebih 1,000 orang yang kemungkinan kini di 'tahan tanpa bicara' atau 'hidup dengan syarat-syarat' yang dikenakan di bawah Akta POCA atau POTA?

Kadang-kadang, terpaksa kita tanya sama ada ahli politik dan parti politik prihatin dengan ketidakadilan yang menimpa rakyat Malaysia...rakyat biasa?


PENGHAKIMAN MAHKAMAH TINGGI YANG BEBASKAN SITI NOOR AISHAH BINTI ATAM



DIDALAM MAHKAMAH TINGGI JENAYAH 4 KUALA LUMPUR
DIDALAM WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR
PERBICARAAN JENAYAH NO: 45SO-7-5/2016

PENDAKWA RAYA
LAWAN
SITI NOOR AISHAH BINTI ATAM (No. Kad Pengenalan: 870727-11-5386)


PENGHAKIMAN

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1. Ini merupakan satu perbicaraan kes yang melibatkan Orang Kena Tudoh (OKT) menurut Seksyen 130JB(1)(a) Kanun Keseksaan yang boleh dihukum dibawah peruntukan yang sama. OKT menghadapi pertuduhan seperti berikut:

“Bahawa kamu pada 22 Mac 2016 jam lebih kurang 12.25 tengahari di sebuah rumah dialamat Lot 1241, Jalan Lapangan Terbang Sura, dalam Daerah Dungun, dalam Negeri Terengganu, telah memiliki 12 buah buku yang merupakan item yang berunsur perbuatan keganasan dan berkaitan dengan Kumpulan Pengganas iaitu Kumpulan Pengganas Jemaah Islamiah (JI), Islamic State(IS) dan Al Qaeda(AQ) sepertimana di Lampiran A dan dengan itu kamu telah melakukan satu kesalahan dibawah Seksyen 130JB(1)(a) Kanun Keseksaan dan boleh dihukum dibawah peruntukan yang sama.
Lampiran A

No.
NoTajuk Tajuk
Penulis
Penterjemah
Penerbit
Kumpulan
Peng
anas
1
Visi Politik
Gerakan Jihad
Hazim Al-Madani
Abu Mush’ab
As-Suri
Luqman Hakim
Jazera
JI dan AQ
2
Generasi kedua Al
Qaidah: Apa dan siapa
Zarqawi Apa Rencana
Mereka ke Depan
Fuad Hussein
Ahmad
Syakrikin
Jazera
JI, AQ dan IS
3
Akankan Sejarah
Terulang
Dr. Muhammad
Al-Abdah
Abas Mansur
Tamam
Jazera
JI dan AQ
4
Deklarasi Daulah Islam
Irak
Dewan Syariah
Daulah Islam Iraq
Abu Hafsh
As-Sayyar
Abu Musa
Ath-Thayyar
Islamika
JI, AQ dan
IS
5
Meretas Jalan Jihad
Fie Sabilillah
Syaikh Abdul
Qadir Abdul Aziz
Hassan As
Sayyari
Pustaka Al
Alaq
JI dan AQ
6
Misteri Pasukan Panji
Hitam
Muhammad Abu
Fatihah Al-Adani
H.Muhammad
Harun Zein
Jasmin
Publications
Ji dan AQ
7
Turki Negara Dua
Wajah
Abdullah Azzam
Abdurrahman
Al Alaq
JI dan AQ


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No.
Tajuk
Penulis
PenterjemahPenterjemah
Penerbit
Kumpulan
Penganas
8
Masterplan 2020:
Strategi Al Qaidah
Menjebak Amerika
Fahmi Suwaidi
-
Jazera
JI dan AQ
9
Dari Usamah kepada
Para Aktivitis
Syaikh Usamah
Bin Ladin
Syaikh Yusuf
Al_Uyairi
Umar
Burhanuddin
Abu Hafs As
Sayyar
Syahida Man
Kafayeh
JI dan AQ
10
Dari Rahim Ikhwanul
Muslimin ke Pangkuan
Al Qaida
Ayman Az
Zawahiri
Umar
Burhanuddin
Kafayeh
JI dan AQ
11
Ketika Maslahat di
pertuhankan dan
menjadi Thaghut Model
Baru
Abu Muhammad
Ashim Al
Maqdisiy
Abu Sulaiman
Aman
Abdurrahman
-
IS
12
Seri Materi Tauhid for
the greatest happiness
-
Abu Sulaiman
Aman
Andurrahman
-
IS

Hukuman“Jika sabit kesalahan kamu hendaklah diseksa dengan penjara untuk tempoh tidak melebehi 7 tahun atau denda dan boleh dilucuthak mana-mana item tersebut.

Kes Pihak Pendakwaan
2. Dalam perbicaraan kes ini pihak pendakwaan telah memanggil seramai 10 orang saksi bagi membuktikan pertuduhan terhadap OKT. Saksi-saksi tersebut adalah seperti berikut:
2.1 Insp. Shafinah binti Abdul Halim - Pegawai Tangkap (SP 1)
2.2 Dr. Wan Adli bin Wan Ramli- Pendapat Usuluddin (SP 2)
2.3 ASP Nazlee bin Bahari- Penerima maklumat pertama (SP 3)
2.4 L/D/Kpl. 172495 Mohd Nabil bin Syed Sabri –Jurufoto (SP 4)
2.5 Puan Sadiah binti Ibrahim –Ibu OKT (SP 5)
2.6 G/22399 Insp. Oi Tiat Siong –Pegawai penyiasat (SP 6)
2.7 Puan Farahana binti Wan Hamid-Unit Pendaftaran, Jabatan Pengajian Siswazah, Universiti Malaya (SP7)
2.8 Puan Zainab binti Abdullah – Unit Sumber Manusia,Universiti Malaya (SP8)
2.9 Prof. Dr. Rohan Gunaratna – Pakar Kajian Keganasan (SP9)
2.10 Ustaz Hj. Zamihan bin Hj. Mat Zin- Pakar Kajian Keganasan(SP10)
3. Sebelum pihak pendakwaan menutup kesnya, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya telah menawarkan 4 orang saksi-saksi berikut kepada pihak pebelaan tetapi hanya seorang saksi diperlukan oleh pihak peguam iaitu Atam bin Jusoh. 3 orang saksi-saksi tersebut telah dilepaskan atas perintah mahkamah. Saksi-saksi tersebut adalah seperti berikut:

3.1 Insp. Noraidah binti Huzir Ibrahim (G/20298) – Bahagian E8(Counter Terrorism), Cawangan Khas, Bukit Aman
3.2 DL/Kpl. Amir Azimi bin Abdullah - Bahagian E8 (Counter Terrorism), Cawangan Khas, Bukit Aman
3.3 Supt. Mohd. Rabi bin Abu Bakar – Pegawai Turus E8(B),Bahagian E8 (Counter Terrorism), Cawangan Khas, Bukit Aman

3.4 Atam bin Jusoh (No. KP: 560214-11-5061) – Lot 1241, Jalan Lapangan Terbang, Sura, Dungun, Terenganu
4. Keterangan-keterangan yang dikemukakan oleh saksi-saksi pendakwaan adalah seperti berikut:
4.1 Pada 22 Mac 2016, Insp Shafinah (SP1) dan sepasukan pegawai dari Bahagian Counter Terrorism, Cawangan Khas, Bukit Aman yang terdiri daripada Insp. Noraidah binti Huzir, L/Kpl. Amir Hazimi dan L/Kpl. Syed Mohd Nabil (jurugambar) telah pergi kerumah OKT yang beralamat di Lot 1241, Jalan Lapangan Terbang, Sura,Dungun, Terengganu;
                                                                             
4.2 (SP1) dan pasukannya telah tiba ke rumah tersebut dalam jam lebih kurang 12.25 tengahari dan mendapati pintu rumah tertutup;

4.3 Setelah pintu dibuka, (SP1) mendapati terdapat seorangperempuan Melayu didalam rumah yang kemudiannya disahkan merupakan Ibu OKT bernama Saadiah binti Ibrahim (SP5);

4.4 Setelah masuk kedalam rumah tersebut, (SP1) telah bertanyakan dimana OKT berada dan beliau dimaklumkan oleh (SP5) bahawa OKT berada didalam bileknya;

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4.5 Didalam rumah tempat kejadian cuma terdapat satu bilek sahaja iaitu bilek yang diduduki oleh OKT sepertimana dalam gambar (P6)(18-49);

4.6 (SP1) menjelaskan bahawa bilek tersebut tidak mempunyai pintu dan cuma ditutup dengan langsir sahaja;

4.7 Setelah masuk kedalam bilek tersebut, (SP1) telah menemui OKT yang sedang terbaring diatas katil dalam bilek berkenaan seperti gambar-gambar (P16)(gambar18, 19, 20, 21, 22 dan 23);

4.8 (SP1) telah mengejutkan OKT dan kemudian telah memperkenalkan dirinya sebagai Polis;

4.9 (SP1) kemudiannya telah membuat pemeriksaan didalam bilek tempat OKT ditahan dan mendapati terdapat banyak barang-barang yang dikatakan milek OKT termasuk bukubuku sepertimana dalam gambar-gambar (P6)(18 hingga 49);

4.10 (SP1) telah menjelaskan kedudukan setiap buku-buku yang dirampas dalam bilek tersebut dengan merujuk kepada penandaan nombor yang dibuat dalam gambargambar (P6)(23 hingga 49). Kesemua gambar-gambar tersebut menunjukkan keadaan asal buku-buku yang dirampas dari dalam bilek yang didiami oleh OKT;

4.11 (SP1) telah menjelaskan kedudukan setiap buku yang dirampas dalam bilek tersebut dengan merujuk kepada penandaan nombor yang dibuat dalam gambar-gambar (P6)(23 hingga 49). Kesemua gambar-gambar tersebut menunjukkan keadaan asal buku-buku yang dirampas
dari dalam bilek yang didiami oleh OKT;

4.12 Barang-barang kes yang dirampas yang dinyatakan dalam Borang Senarai Gelidah (P5) adalah seperti berikut:

Bil
Ekshibit Yang Di Rampas
Tandaan
No. Ex.
1.
1 telefon bimbit warna hitam jenama
ARUS Zenfone 5 (No. Siri:
F1AZFG271562)
IMEI1: 357996064654708
IMEI2: 357996064654716
BERSAMA 1 SIMKAD CELCOM
XPAX
PREPAID 896019150116120767
1MICRO SD SANDISK 16GB
1
P9


8
2.
1 LapTop Jenama ACER ASPIRE
4740 Series SN
LXPMKO200400754F551601(Warna
Biru)
2
P10
3.
1 naskah buku bertajuk: “MERETAS
JALAN JIHAD FIE SABILILLAH”
3
P11
4.
(a) 1 naskah buku bertajuk “SERI
MATERI TAUHID for the greatest
happiness”
4(a)
P12

(b) 1 naskah buku bertajuk
“MEMBONGKAR KEKHAFIRAN
NEGARA SAUDI”
4(b)
P13

(c) 1 naskah buku bertajuk
“DEMOKRASI ADALAH AGAMA”
4(c)
P14

(d) 1 naskah buku bertajuk “KETIKA
MASLAHAT DAKWAH DI
PERTUHANKAN DAN MENJADI
TAGHUT MODEL BARU”
4(d)
P15

(e) 1 naskah buku bertajuk
“TARBIYAH JIHADDIAH 1”
4(e)
P16

(f) 1 naskah buku bertajuk “JIHAD
FISABILILLAH DAN TERRORISME:
4(f)
P17


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5.
(a) 1 naskah buku bertajuk”FIKIH
PERGERAKAN (AKU WARISKAN
UNTUK KALIAN)”
5(a)
P18

(b) 1 naskah buku bertajuk “DARI
USAMAH KEPADA PARA AKTIVIS”
5(b)
P19

(c) 1 naskah buku bertajuk
“GENERASI KEDUA AL-QAIDAH
(APA DAN SIAPA ZARQAWI, APA
RENCANA MEREKA KE DEPAN)
5(c)
P20

(d) 1 naskah buku bertajuk
“MASTERPLAN 2020: STRATEGI
AL-QAIDAH MENJEBAK AMERIKA”
5(d)
P21

(e) 1 naskah buku bertajuk
“TENTERA SALIB SUDAH KEMBALI,
AKANKAH SEJARAH TERULANG”
5(e)
P22

(f) 1 naskah buku bertajuk “TURKI
NEGARA DUA WAJAH”
5(f)
P23

(g)1 naskah buku bertajuk
“DEKLARASI DAULAH ISLAM IRAK”
5(g)
P24

(h)1naskah buku bertajuk “DARI
RAHIM IKHWANUL MUSLIMIN KE
PANGKUA AL-QAIDA”
5(h)
P25


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(i) naskah buku bertajuk “MISTERI
PASUKAN PANJI HITAM”
5(i)
P26

(j)1 naskah buku bertajuk “VISI
POLITIK GERAKAN JIHAD”
5(j)
P27
6.
1 broadband jenama CELCOM
bersama 1 simkad DIGI S/N:
161404110026100864K
6
P28
7.
1 dompet warna cokelat jenama
POLO:
7
P29

(a)Kad Pengenalan SITI NOOR
AISHAH BINTI ATAM
7(a)
P29A

(b)Kad Bank BSN (DebitVisa)
4773950017281919
7(b)
P29B

(c)Kad Bank Islam 6033 4610
0173 1225
7(c)
P29C

(d)Kad Bank CIMB (Merah)
7(d)
P29D

(e)1 lesen memandu atas nama
SITI NOOR AIAHAH BINTI
ATAM
7(e)
P29E
8.
1 bekas berwarna cokelat
8
P30

(a)1 harddisk jenama Western
Digital My Passport (warna
biru) S/N WX31E12F0345
8(a)
P30A


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9.
(a) 1 naskhah buku bertajuk
“MARILAH BERKENALAN DENGAN
AHL-AL-SUNNAH WAL-JAMAAH
9(a)
P31

(b)1 salinan buku bertajuk “DARI
USAMAH KEPADA PARA
AKTIVIS”
P9(b)
P32

(c)1 salinan buku bertajuk
“MERETAS JALAN JIHAD FIE
SABILILLAH”
P9(c)
P33

(d)1 salinan buku bertajuk “DARI
RAHIM IKHWANUL MUSLIMIN
KE PANGKUAN AL-QAIDA”
9(d)
P34

(e)1 salinan naskah buku bertajuk
“RAMBU-RAMBU DALAM
PERJUANGAN”
P9(e)
P35

(f) 1 salinan naskah buku bertajuk
“KARAMAH MUJAHIDIN DARI
MASA KE MASA”
P9(f)
P36

(g)1 salinan naskah buku bertajuk
“TENTERA SALIB SUDAH
KEMBALI, AKANKAH
SEJARAN TERULANG”
P9(g)
P37


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(h)1 salinan naskah buku bertajuk
“VISI POLITIK GERAKAN
JIHAD”
P9(h)
P38

(i) 1 buku nota warna Ungu (diari)
P9(i)
P39

4.13 Kesemua ekshibit-ekshibit diatas telah dirampas dan dibawa ke Bukit Aman untuk siasatan lanjut. Kedua-dua saksi ini (SP1) dan pegawai penyiasat (SP6) telah menandatangani Borang Akuan Serah Terima Barang Kes (P40) dan menandatangani Barang-barang kes diatas.

(a) (P27)- VISI POLITIK GERAKAN JIHAD
(b) (P20)- GENERASI KEDUA AL-QAIDAH (APA DAN SIAPA ZARQAWI, APA RENCANA MEREKA KE DEPAN)
(c) (P37)- TENTERA SALIB SUDAH KEMBALI, AKANKAH SEJARAH TERULANG
(d) (P24)- DEKLARASI DAULAH ISLAM IRAK
(e) (P11)- MERETAS JALAN JIHAD FIESABILILLAH
(f) (P18)- FIKH PERGERAKAN (AKU WARISKAN UNTUK KALIAN )
(g) (P26)- MISTERI PASUKAN PANJI HITAM
(h) (P23)- TURKI NEGARA DUA WAJAH
(i) (P21)- MASTER PLAN 2020: STRATEGI ALQAIDAH MENJEBAK AMERIKA

(j) (P32)- DARI USAMAH KEPADA PARA AKTIVIS
(k) (P25)- DARI RAHIM IKHWANUL MUSLIMIN KE PANGKUAN AL-QAIDA
(l) (P15)- KETIKA MASLAHAT DAKWAH DIPERTUHANKAN DAN MENJADI TAGHUT MODEL BARU
(m) (P12)- SERI MATERI TAUHID

4.14 Pegawai Penyiasat (SP6) kemudiannya telah merujuk 12 buah buku-buku diatas kepada 3 orang saksi Pakar(SP2), (SP9) dan (SP10) untuk mengkaji dan memberikan pandangan mengenai buku-bukutersebut. Saksi-saksi tersebut telah mengeluarkan pandangan masing-masing yang bertanda (P42)(P45A)(P52(1)hingga (12)). Hasil pandangan ketiga-tiga pakar ini menyatakan bahawa buku-buku tersebut menunjukkan unsur-unsur khawarij atau keganasan yang berkait rapat dengan Kumpulan Pengganas Islamic State, Al-Qaeda dan Jemaah Islamiyah.

Rantaian kendalian Barang-barang kes sehingga pengemukaan ke mahkamah:

5. Dalam menimbangkan isu ini, mahkamah ini perlulah meneliti segala keterangan-keterangan saksi dan dokumen yang dikemukakan dimahkamah. Insp Shafinah binti Abdul Halim (SP1), pegawai yang mengetuai serbuan pada hari kejadian (22 Mac 2016) menegaskan pada setiap masa barang kes berada dengannya. Apabila sampai di Bukit Aman, saksi (SP 1) telah menyerahkan OKT dan semua barang-barang kes diatas serta mengeluarkan mengeluarkan Borang Bongkaran (P40) dan membuat Laporan Polis, Dungun/001693/16(P8). Saksi (SP1) ini juga telah membuat tanda pengenalan keatas setiap barang kes yang dirampasnya dengan menurunkan tandatangan dan tarikh keatas setiap barang kes tersebut. Barang-barang kes dan OKT kemudiannnya telah diserahkan oleh (SP1) kepada Pegawai Penyiasat, Insp. Oi Tiat Siong (SP6) dan kemudiannya Borang Serah Menyerah Barang Kes (P40) dibuat diantara kedua-dua pegawai polis ini;
6. Pada 1 April 2016 jam lebih kurang 8 malam, pegawai penyiasat,Insp. Oi Tiat Siong (SP 6) telah merujuk 13 buah buku-buku seperti diatas kepada Prof. Dr. Rohan Gunaratna (SP9) dan saksi (SP9) mengesahkan telah mengambil 43 gambar-gambar foto ekshibitekshibit buku-buku tersebut untuk tujuan kajian dan semakan sebelum pulang ke Nanyang Technological University, Singapura untuk kajian lanjutan melalui rekod Data Base yang terdapat di Universiti tersebut.

7. Selanjutnya pada 23 Ogos 2016 jam lebih kurang 4 petang, di bilek pejabat kakitangan, Akademik Pengajian Islam Universiti Malaya,(SP6) telah menyerahkan 12 buah buku-buku diatas kepada saksi Wan Adli bin Wan Ramli (SP2) bagi mendapatkan pendapat dan pandangan Usuluddin. Kedua-dua saksi ini telah menandatangani Borang Serah Terima Barang Kes (P41). Pada 31 Ogos 2016 jam lebih kurang 12 tengahari , (SP2) telah mengembalikan semula buku buku tersebut dengan menandatangani dokumen serah terima semula barang kes (P43).

8. Pada 2 September 2016 jam lebih kurang 5.30 petang, di ASWAJA Learning Centre, Seksyen 9, Bandar Baru Bangi, (SP6) telah menyerahkan 12 buah buku-buku diatas kepada saksi Ustaz Zamihan bin Hj. Mat Zin(SP10) bagi mendapatkan pendapat dan pandangan Kajian Keganasan. Kedua-dua saksi ini telah menndatangani Borang Serah Terima Barang Kes (P46). Pada 4 September 2016 jam lebih kurang 6 petang, (SP10) telah mengembalikan semula buku-buku tersebut dengan menandatanganidokumen serah terima semula barang kes (P47).

9. Ketiga-tiga saksi yang menerima buku-buku tersebut dan membuat kajian masing-masing, mengesahkan ekshibit-ekshibit tersebut dimahkamah dengan meneliti segala tanda-tanda yang terdapat pada ekshibit-ekshibit tersebut serta setiap mukasurat. Setelah pemeriksaan dibuat keatas semua buku-buku tersebut didapati berada dalam keadaan yang baik;
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10. Mahkamah ini telah meneliti setiap buku-buku tersebut dan mendapati masih dalam keadaan yang baik dan sempurna. Ianya juga adalah konsisten dalam menunjukkan tanda-tanda tersebut boleh dilihat dengan jelas dan tanda-tanda yang terdapat pada semua barang kes tersebut.

11. Setelah meneliti segala keterangan-keterangan saksi-saksi (SP2),(SP6), (SP9) dan (SP10), mahkamah ini berpuas hati bahawa tiada ujud sebarang keraguan ke atas identiti 12 buah buku-buku yang terlibat sebagai buku-buku yang sama yang di rampas oleh (SP1) dan di analisa oleh mereka dan di kemukakan di mahkamah. Tiada terdapat di mana-mana peringkat rantaian keterangan berkaitan dengan pengendalian dan jagaan selamat buku-buku tersebut pernah terputus. Tiada juga terdapat tandatanda barang-barang kes tersebut dikacau ganggu oleh mana-mana pihak.

Beban Pembuktian oleh Pihak Pendakwaan :

12. Di Akhir kes pendakwaan, adalah menjadi tugas dan Beban statutory kepada pihak pendakwaan untuk membuktikan suatu kes“Prima Facie” menurut Seksyen 180 Kanun Prosedur Jenayah dengan membuktikan kesemua elemen-elemen perundangan sebelum kOKT dipanggil untuk menjawab sebarang pertuduhan yang dikenakan terhadapnya. Suatu kes “Prima Facie” dinyatakan dan diulangkan dengan tegas dalam kes: Balachandran v. PP (2004) 2 MLRA 547;(2005) 2 MLJ 301(2005) 1 CLJ 85; (2005) 1 AMR 321Mahkamah Persekutuan telah menyatakan:

“A prima facie case is therefore one that is succicient for the accused to called upon to answer. This in turn means that the evidence adduced must be such that it can be overthrown only by evidence in rebuttal. The phrase „prima facie case
 is defined in similar terms in Mozley and Whiteleys Law Dictionary 11th Ed as :

A litigating party is said to have a prima facie case when the evidence in his favour is sufficiently strong for his opponent to be called on to answer it. a prima facie case, then is one which is established by sufficient evidence, and can be overthrown only by rebuting evidence adduced by the other side..........In order to make a finding either way the court must, at the close of the case for the prosecution, undertake a positive evaluation of the credibility and reliability of all the evidence adduced so as to determine whether the elements ot the offence have been established. As the trial is without a jury it is only with such a positive evaluation can the court make a determination for the purpose of s 180(2) and (3). Of course in a jury trial where the evaluation is hypothetical the question to be asked would be whether on the evidence as it stands the accused could (and not must) lawfully be convicted. That is so because a determination on facts is matter of ultimate decision by the jury at the end of the trial. Since the court, in ruling that a prima facie case has been made out, must be satisfied that if it is not rebutted is must prevail.

Thus if the accused elects to remain silent be must be convicted. The test at the close of the case for the presecution would therefore be: Is the evidence sufficient to convict the accused if he elects to remain silent? If the answer is in the affirmative then a prima facie case has been made out.This must, as of necessity, require a consideration of the existence of any reasonable doubt in the case for the presecution. If there is any such doubt there can be no prima facie case.As the accused can be convicted on the prima facie evidence it must have reached a standard which is capable of supporting a conviction beyond reasonable doubt.

However it must be observed that it cannot, at that stage,be properly described as a case that has been proved beyond reasonable doubt. Proof beyond reasonable doubt involves two aspects. While one is the legal burden on the prosecution to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt. Both these burdens can only be fully discharged at the end of the whole case when the defence has closed its case. Therefore a case can be said to have been proved beyond reasonable doubt only at the conclusion of the trial upon a consideration of all the evidence adduced as provided by s182A(1) of the Criminal Procedure Code.

23Dalam kes: Looi Kow Chai & Anor v. Public Prosecutor (2000) 2 MLRA 383; (2003) 1 MLJ 65 at 81; (2003) 1 CLJ 734; (2000) 2 AMR 89 (E-F) (MR), Mahkamah Rayuan menyatakan:

“It is therefore follows that there in only once exercise that a judge sitting alone under Section 180 of the Code has to undertake at the close of Prosecution case. He, must subject the Prosecution evidence to the maximum evaluation and to ask himself the question, if decide to call upon the accused to enter his defence and he elects to remain silent, am I prepared to convict him on the totality of the evidence contained in the Prosecution case? If the answer is in negative then no prima facie case has been made out and the Accused would be entitled to an acquittal”……

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Dalam kes: Public Prosecutor v. Ong Cheng Heong (1998) 2 MLRH 345; (1998) 6 MLJ 678 at 691(1998) CLJ 209, Mahkamah Rayuan juga menerangkan “approach” yang perlu diambil menurut Seksyen 173(f) dan 180 KPJ di akhir kes pendakwaan. Begitu juga dalam kesPendakwa Raya lawan Mohd Radzi bin Abu Bakar (2005) 2 MLRA 590; (2005) 6 MLJ 393; (2006) 1 CLJ 457; (2005) 6 AMR 203, (2006) 6 CLJ 465 ,yang mana Mahkamah Persekutuan juga menerima pakai ujian-ujian yang disyaratkan oleh Mahkamah Rayuan dalam kes: Looi Kow Chai diatas.

14. Secara ringkasnya, kes di atas menyatakan dapatan seperti berikut :

(i) the close of Prosecution
s case, subject to the evidence led by the Prosecution in its totality to a maximum evaluation. Carefully scrutinize the credibility of each of the Prosecutions witnesses. Take into accountall reasonable inferences that may be drawn from that evidence. If the evidence admits two or more inferences, then draw the inference that is most favourable to the accused;

(ii) ask yourself the question, IF I now call upon the accused to make his defence and he elects to remain silent am I prepared to convict him on the evidence now before me? If the answer to that question is “YES” the defence should be called. If the answer is “NO” then, a prima facie case has not been made out and the accused should be acquitted;

(iii) After the defence is called, the accused elects to remain silent, then convict;

(iv) After defence is called, the accused elect to give evidence, then go through the steps set out in Mat v.PP [1963] 1 MLRH 400; (1963)MLJ 263.

Isu-isu Utama bagi Pembuktian Kes
15. Bagi menilai persoalan ini, mahkamah dalam membuat penilaian secara maksima, seharusnya terikat dan perlu menimbangkan fakta fakta berikut iaitu seperti berikut:

(a)- Apakah Kumpulan Pengganas (terrorist group) ??
- Siapakah Kumpulan Pengganas tersebut??
Bagaimana pula Unsur-unsur Pengganas??


(b) Adakah kesemua 12 buah buku-buku tersebut mempunyai unsure-unsur atau kaitan dengan Kumpulan Pengganas (terrorist group)?.

(c) Pemilikan buku-buku??
Siapa memiliki buku-buku tersebut?
Adakah buku-buku tersebut kepunyaan OKT?
(d) Tempat kejadian.........tiada bukti atau dokumen bahawa tempat kejadian itu adalah seperti di dalam kertas pertuduhan.

ISU PERTAMA
Apakah Kumpulan Pengganas (terrorist group) ??
Siapakah Kumpulan Pengganas tersebut??
Bagaimana pula Unsur-unsur Pengganas??
16. Persoalan yang perlu difikirkan oleh Mahkamah ini adalah Apakah itu Kumpulan Pengganas?? Siapakah sebenarnya Kumpulan Pengganas?? Apakah sebenarnya Unsur-unsur Kumpulan Pengganas??. Dalam meneliti isu ini, mahkamah ini mendapati bahawa tafsiran Kumpulan Pengganas ini ada dinyatakan dalam Seksyen 130 Kanun Keseksaan seperti berikut
“terrorist means any person who –
(a) commits, or attempts to commit, any terrorist act ; or

(b) participates in or facilitates the commission of any terrorist act,
and includes a specified entity under section 66B or section 66C of the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2001;
“terrorist entity” means any entity owned or controlled by any terrorist or terrorist group and includes an association of such entities ;
“terrorist group” means –
(a) an entity that has as one of its activities and purposes the committing of, or the facilitation of the commission of, a terrorist act; or
(b) a specified entity under section 66B or section 66C of the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2001;

“terrorist property” means –
(a) proceeds from the commission of a terrorist act;
(b) property that has been, is being, or is likely to be used to commit a terrorist act;
(c) property that has been , is being, or is likely to be used by a terrorist, terrorist entity or terrorist group;
(d) property owned or controlled by or on behalf of a terrorist, terrorist entity or terrorist group, including funds derived or generated from such property;or
(e) property that has been collected for the purpose ofproviding support to a terrorist, terrorist entity or terrorist group or funding a terrorist act.

(2) For the purposes of this Chapter, “terrorist act” means an act or threat of action within or beyond Malaysia where –
(a) the act or threat falls within subsection (3) and does not fall within subsection (4);
(b) the act is done or the threat is made with the intention of advancing a politicial, religious or ideological cause; and
(c) the act or threat is intended or may reasonably be regarded as being intended to –
(i) intimidate the public or a section of the public; or
(ii) influence or compel the Government of Malaysia or the Government of any state in Malaysia, any other government, or any international organization to do or refrain from doing any act.
(3) An act or threat of action falls within this subsection if it –
(a) involves serious bodily injury to a person;
(b) endangers a person
s life;
(c) causes a person
s death;
(d) creates a serious risk to the health or the safety of the public or a section of the public;

(e) involves serious damage to property;
(f ) involves the use of firearms, explosives or other lethal devices;
(g) involves releasing into the environment or any part of the environment or distributing or exposing the public or a section of the public to –
i) any dangerous, hazardous, radioactive or harm-ful substance;
ii) any toxic chemical; or
iii) any microbial or other biological agent or toxin;

(h) is designed or intended to disrupt or seriously interfere with, any computer systems or the provision of any services directly related to
communications infrastructure, banking or financial services, utilities, transportation or other essential infrastructure;
(i) is designed or intended to discrupt, or seriouslyinterfere with, the provision of essential emergency services such as police, civil defence or medical services;

(j) involves prejudice to national security or public safety;
(k) involves any combination of any the acts specified in paragraph (a) to (j).
and includes any act or omission constituting anoffence under the Aviation Offences Act 1984.

(4) An act ir threat of action falls within this subsection if it –
(a) is advocacy, protest, dissent or industrial action;
(b) is not intended –
(i)to cause serious bodily injury to a person;
(ii)to endanger the life of a person;
(ii)to cause a person
s death ; or
(iv)to create a serious risk to the health or safety of the public or a section of the public.

(5) For the purpose of subsection (2) –
(a) a reference to any person or property is a reference to any person or property wherever situated, within or outside Malaysia; and

(b) a reference to the public includes a reference to the public of a country or territory other than Malaysia.

17. Manakala dalam seksyen 66B dan seksyen 66D of the AntiMoney Laundering, Anti Terrorrism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act Act 2001 (AMLA) mentakrifkan seperti berikut:

Section 66B Declaration of specified entities(1) where the Minister of Home Affairs is satisfied on information given to him by a police officer that –
(a) an entity has knowingly committed, attempted to commit, patcipated in committing or facilitated the commission of, a terrorist act; or
(b)an entity is knowingly acting on behalf of, at the direction of, or in association with, an entity referred to in paragraph (a),
the Minister of Home Affairs may, by order published in the Gazette, declare the entity to be a specified entity
Section 66D Minister’s power to obtain information(1) The Minister of Home Affairs may, by order published in the Gazette, require any person or class of persons to determine within the period specified in the order whether they are in possession or control of terrorist property or property owned or controlled by or on behalf of any specified entity
(2) An order made under subsection (1) may require any person or class of persons specified in it to report to the relevant regulatory or supervisory
authority and within such regular periods as may be specified in the order-
(a) Whether they are in possession or control of any property referred to in subsection (1); and
(b) If they are in possession of any propertyreferred to in subsection (1)-
(i) the number of persons, contracts or account involved;
(ii)the total value of the property involved;
(iii)the manner by which the property came to be in their possession; and
(iv)such other particulars as may be specified in the order
(3) The relevant regulatory or supervisory authority shall immediately report to the Minister of Home Affairs if any person or class of persons under their
regulation or supervision is found to be in possession or control of terrorists property or property owned or controlled by or on behalf of any specified entity

(4) No criminal, civil or disciplinary proceedings shall be brought against a person for making a report in good faith under subsection (2)

(5) Any person who contravenes any order made under this section commits an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding three million ringgit or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years or to both

(6) The provisions of this section shall have effect notwithstanding any obligation as to secrecy or other restriction on the disclosure of information
imposed by any written law or otherwise

18. Dalam perbicaraan yang dijalankan, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya telah mengemukakan 2 ekshibit bagi mengesahkan bahawa kumpulankumpulan pengganas Islamic State, Al-Qaeda dan Jemaah Islamiyah telah diwartakan sebagai Kumpulan Pengganas menurut Seksyen 66A dan 66D of the Anti-Money Laundering, Anti Terrorrism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act Act 2001 (AMLA)(Akta 613). Ekshibit-ekshibit tersebut adalah Warta Kerajaan Persekutuan P.U.(A) 93 bertarikh 7 April 2014 (P53) dan Warta Kerajaan Persekutuan P.U.(A) 301 bertarikh 12 November 2014(P51). Dalam isu ini juga berdasarkan kepada kes: PP v. Ummi Kalsom Bahak (2015) 7 CLJ, Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur setelah merujuk kepada Warta diatas dalam menenentukan keujudan Kumpulan Pengganas menyatakan:

“………walaupun pengwartaan hanya dibuat pada 12 November 2014, namun Mahkamah ini mengambil “judicial notice” bahawa kumpulan IS telah mula wujud selepas kejatuhan Saddam Hussein di Iraq dalam tahun 2003 dan bertambah besar dan berpengaruh selepas tentera Amerika Syarikat keluar dari Negara Iraq dalam tahun 2011. Malahan Majlis Keselamatan BangsaBangsa Bersatu turut menetapkan usul bahawaKumpulan IS adalah sebuah kumpulan pengganas, dan ini berlaku jauh lebih awal daripada tarikh OKT ditangkap pada 12 November 2014, Justeru itu Mahkamah ini membuat keputusan bahawa Kumpulan IS adalah satu
kumpulan-kumpulan pengganas bagi maksud Akta 613 dan terjumlah kepada tafsiran kumpulan pengganas, pengganas, entiti pengganas dan harta benda pengganas di bawah seksyen 130B Kanun Keseksaan…….”

ISU KEDUA

Adakah kesemua 12 buah buku-buku tersebut mempunyai unsur-unsur atau kaitan dengan Kumpulan Pengganas (terrorist group) ??


19. Didalam kes pendakwaan, melalui saksi Pegawai Serbuan(SP1) didalam keterangannya menyatakan bahawa pada tarikh 22 Mac 2016 jam lebih kurang 12.25 tengahari, beliau telah membuat intipan dan seterusnya menyerbu masuk ke rumah tempat kejadian dan berjumpa dengan seorang perempuan, Puan Saadiah binti Ibrahim (SP5) iaitu ibu kepada OKT. Apabia ditanyakan tentang butir-butir Siti Noor Aishah binti Atam (No. KP: 870727-11-5386) - OKT, diberitahu oleh saksi (SP5), penama tersebut merupakan anak kandungnya dan sedang tidur didalam bilek. Pegawai ini seterusnya telah memeriksa bilek tersebut dan mendapati OKT sedang tidur dan setelah digerakkan dan memperkenalkan diri sebagai polis, OKT telah ditangkap. Saksi (SP1) seterusnya telah menjalankan pemeriksaan didalam bilek tersebut dan menjumpai barang-barang kes seperti yang disenaraikan dalam Borang Bongkaran (P5) seperti diatas iaitu (P9), (P10), (P11), (P12), (P13), (P14), (P15), (P16), (P17), (P18),(P19), (P20), (P21), (P22), (P23), (P24), (P25), (P26), (P27), (P28),(P29)(A), (B), (C), (D), (E), (P30), (P30A), (P31), (P32), (P33), (P34),(P35), (P36), (P37), (P38), (P39)

20. Setelah rampasan dibuat, pegawai ini telah membawa barang-barang kes diatas bersama-sama dengan OKT dengan diiringi anggota anggota STORM menuju ke Ibu Pejabat Polis Dungun. Apabila tiba di IPD Dungun, saksi ini telah membuat Laporan Polis seperti Dungun Report No: 1693/16 (P8) bagi memaklumkan mengenai tangkapan dan rampasan yang dibuat. Selanjutnya (SP1) telah membawa OKT dan barang-barang kes menuju ke Bukit Aman. Setibanya di Bukit Aman lebih kurang 6.30 petang, (SP1) telah menyerahkan OKT dan semua barang-barang kes kepada Pegawai Penyiasat (SP6). Keduadua saksi, pegawai serbuan dan pegawai Penyiasat kemudiannya telah menandatangani Borang Serah Menyerah Barang Kes (P40) dan seterusnya membuat tandaan kepada barang-barang kes yang dirampas.

21. Pegawai Penyiasat (SP6) dalam keterangannya mengesahkan barang-barang kes seperti yang disenaraikan dalam dokumen (P40) telah diterima dan disimpan dengan selamatnya dalam cabinet almari yang berkunci yang dimilikinya seorang. Dalam isu ini, mahkamah ini mendapati bahawa tiada ujud sebarang kesenjangan dan sebarang kacau ganggu terhadap ekshibit-ekshibit tersebut terutamanya bukubuku yang dirampas di rumah tempat kejadian. Selanjutnya dalam semua barang-barang kes yang dirampas, sebanyak 12 buah bukubuku yang menjadi perkara utama dalam Kertas Pertuduhan telah dirujuk kepada 3 orang “Pakar” iaitu saksi-saksi (SP2), (SP9) dan (SP10). Buku-buku yang dirujuk adalah seperti berikut:

(P27)- VISI POLITIK GERAKAN JIHAD
(P20)- GENERASI KEDUA AL-QAIDAH (APA DAN SIAPA ZARQAWI, APA RENCANA MEREKA KE DEPAN)
(P37)- TENTERA SALIB SUDAH KEMBALI,AKANKAH SEJARAH TERULANG
(P24)- DEKLARASI DAULAH ISLAM IRAK

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(P11)- MERETAS JALAN JIHAD FIE SABILILLAH
(P18)- FIKH PERGERAKAN (AKU WARISKAN
UNTUK KALIAN )
(P26)- MISTERI PASUKAN PANJI HITAM
(P23)- TURKI NEGARA DUA WAJAH
(P21)- MASTER PLAN 2020: STRATEGI ALQAIDAH MENJEBAK AMERIKA
(P32)- DARI USAMAH KEPADA PARA AKTIVIS
(P25)- DARI RAHIM IKHWANUL MUSLIMIN KE
PANGKUAN AL-QAIDA
(P15)- KETIKA MASLAHAT DAKWAH
DIPERTUHANKAN DAN MENJADI TAGHUT
MODEL BARU
(P12)- SERI MATERI TAUHID

23. Dalam meneliti keterangan-keterangan saksi-saksi pakar ini, adalah perlu untuk mahkamah ini menilai setiap daripada keterangan saksisaksi ini. Saksi, Dr. Wan Adli bin Wan Ramli (SP2) mengesahkan bahawa beliau telah dirujuk 12 buku-buku diatas dan diakui terima melalui dokumen (P41.). Dalam tempoh 8 hari saksi ini telah membuat kajian dan semakan terhadap buku-buku tersebut dan kemudianya telah memulangkan semula buku-buku itu kepada pegawai penyiasat (SP6) pada 31 Ogos 2016. Semasa memberikan keterangan dimahkamah, saksi ini mengesahkan ada membuat laporan analisa beliau seperti (P42).Adalah diperhatikan semasa saksi ini memberikan keterangan dimahkamah, beliau telah membacakan laporan yang dibuatnya tetapi tidak pernah dirujukkan apa-apa buku tersebut oleh Timbalan Pendakwa Raya. Apa yang lebih menarik lagi adalah saksi ini juga tidak merujuk kepada apa-apa jua halaman ataupun menandakan bahagian-bahagian ataupun petikan-petikan yang terdapat didalam buku-buku tersebut yang boleh dikaitkan dengan manamana kumpulan pengganas. Mahkamah ini tidak ditunjukkan mana- mana bahagian atau cebisan-cebisan yang terdapat dalam buku-buku tersebut yang mempunyai apa-apa unsur-unsur pengganas. Dalam keadaan-keadaan yang sedemikian, keterangan saksi (SP2) tidak banyak membantu mahkamah ini bagi mengetahui bahagian-bahagian mana ataupun petikan-petikan mana yang mempunyai apa-apa kaitan dengan mana-mana kumpulan pengganas.

24. Selanjutnya Timbalan Pendakwa Raya telah memanggil saksi, Prof Rohan (SP9). Saksi ini merupakan seorang pensyarah bidang di Universiti Nanyang, Singapura. Beliau merupakan saksi pakar yang mempunyai kelayakan akademik mahupun pengalaman yang begitu luas dalam menganalisa buku-buku yang berkaitan dengan pengganas. Dalam keterangan beliau, saksi ini mengesahkan bahawa beliau telah dirujukkan 12 buah buku-buku seperti yang disenaraikan dalam Borang Penyerahan Barang Kes (P40). Sebaik sahaja saksi ini dirujukkan buku-buku tersebut oleh pegawai penyiasat, Insp. Oi Tiat Siong (SP6), beliau telah mengambil gambar-gambar bahagian muka depan dan belakang buku-buku tersebut termasuk catatan setiap bab yang terkandung.Setelah itu beliau telah pulang ke Singapura dan dengan merujuk kepada Data Base yang terdapat di Universiti tersebut, beliau telah membuat rumusan dan memberikan pandangan dan laporan bertulis (P45) mengenai setiap buku-buku tersebut. Keterangan saksi ini telah dicabar hebat oleh kedua-dua peguam OKT, En. Kamaruzzaman bin Abdul Wahab dan En. Zukri bin Jusoh. Semasa soal balas dilakukan oleh peguam, saksi ini mengakui bahawa kesemua buku-buku tersebut adalah di tulis dalam Bahasa Malaysia dan beliau tidak membaca buku-buku tersebut dalam Bahasa Malaysia. Data Base yang terdapat di Universiti Nanyang yang dirujuk oleh saksi ini merupakan catatan dalam Bahasa Inggeris. Apa yang lebih menarik adalah saksi ini menyatakan bahawa buku-buku tersebut telah diterjemahkan oleh Uztaz Rizal dan beberapa penterjemah yang lain. Saksi ini akui bahawa kehadiran penterjemahpenterjemah ini adalah material dan penting bagi mengetahui samada mereka ini benar-benar mempunyai kelayakan dalam menterjemahkan buku-buku tersebut dan terjemahan mereka ini diterima oleh mahkamah.Saksi ini secara bersungguh-sungguh telah menjemput pihak-pihak Hakim, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya dan Peguam untuk meneliti dan menyemak kesahihan Data Base dan kaitannya dengan buku-buku yang dirampas itu. Dalam meneliti keterangan-keterangan saksi (SP9) ini, timbul beberapa persoalan-persoalan yang perlu dititikberatkan oleh mahkamah ini sebelum memutuskan samada keterangan dan laporan saksi ini boleh diterima sebagai keterangan di mahkamah.


(i) Saksi ini mengesahkan bahawa laporan pakar yang dibuatnya adalah berdasarkan kepada Data Base yang terdapat di Universiti Nanyang yang dikatakan bersamaan dengan buku-buku yang dilihat dan diambil gambar semasa di Bukit Aman. Saksi ini secara bersungguhsungguh menjemput semua pihak-pihak yang terlibat datang keUniversiti Nanyang, Singapura bagi melihat kesahihan rekod-rekod tersebut. Sungguhpun diajukan soalan-soalan dari pihak mahkamah kepada Timbalan Pendakwa Raya mengenai cadangan ini, sikap acuh tidak acuh dan tidak serious Timbalan Pendakwa Raya menikam kes pendakwaan sendiri. Mahkamah ini ingin menegaskan bahawa penelitian dan semakan Data Base ini amatlah relevan dan sangat penting bagi menentukan samada kandungan Data Base tersebut bersamaan dengan kandungan yang terdapat didalam buku-buku yang dirampas itu. Tambahan pula samada kandungan didalam Data Base tersebut merupakan kandungan yang asal ataupun disunting setelah terjemahan dibuat tidak dapat dikenal pasti melainkan mahkamah melihat sendiri perkara ini. Perlulah ditekankan disini bahawa mahkamah ini tidak boleh menganggap bahawa butir-butir dalam Data Base tersebut mengandungi maklumat-maklumat yang tulis dan bersamaan kandungannya dengan kandungan buku-buku tersebut tanpa melihat sendiri ataupun melakukan lawatan ke Data Base tersebut. Tanpa sebarang permohonan yang dibuat oleh Timbalan Pendakwa Raya untuk melihat perkara ini dengan sebenarnya telah meletakkan mahkamah ini dalam situasi kekaburan dan seterusnya menjejaskan kes pendakwaan sendiri;
(ii) Saksi (SP9) mengakui bahawa buku-buku yang dirampas adalah didalam Bahasa Malaysia. Saksi ini turut mengakui bahawa catatan didalam Data Base tersebut adalah didalam Bahasa Inggeris yang telah diterjemahkan. Saksi ini menyatakan beliau tidak boleh memberitahu nama-nama penterjemah kerana ianya melibatkan soal keselamatan mereka. Walaubagaimanpun saksi ini (SP9) sekali lagi menyatakan bahawa pihak-pihak boleh menemuramah penterjemah-penterjemah ini sekiranya lawatan dibuat di Universiti Nanyang. Sungguhpun diperingatkan oleh mahkamah ini kepada Timbalan Pendakwa Raya namun beliau mengambil sikap berdiam diri. Pada hemat mahkamah ini, apalah ertinya dan nilai keterangan saksi ini tanpa diketahui status kewajaran penterjemah-penterjemah ini.Mahkamah ini tidak boleh menganggap  bahawa buku-buku tersebut telah diterjemahkan oleh penterjemah-penterjemah yang  berkelayakan dan diterima sebagai keterangan yang menyakinkan dimahkamah. Mahkamah ini juga tidak menemui sebarang peruntukan yang membolehkan nama-nama penterjemah ini tidak boleh di kemukakan dimahkamah ini atas alasan kononnya soal keselamatan.

(iii) Saksi ini seterusnya menyatakan bahawa beliau telah mengambil gambar-gambar setiap buku-buku tersebut dibahagian depan dan belakang termasuk indeks mukasurat Bab-bab yang terkandung. Namun di sepanjang perbicaraan berjalan, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya tidak mengemukakan gambar-gambar bukubuku yang di rakam oleh saksi ini. Tanpa melihat kepada gambar-gambar tersebut dan dibandingkan dengan buku-buku yang di rampas termasuk yang terkandung didalam Data Base, mahkamah ini tidak mengetahui samada buku-buku tersebut sebenarnya dikaji oleh saksi (SP9).

25. Dalam merumuskan keterangan saksi (SP9) dan keengganan Timbalan Pendakwa Raya untuk mengemukakan buitiran-butiran lanjut mengenai kandungan Data Base serta kegagalan Timbalan Pendakwa Raya membawa pihak-pihak berkaitan dalam lawatan ke Data Base Universiti Nanyang, mahkamah ini tidak mempunyai pilihan lain melainkan menggunakan peruntukan Seksyen 114(g) Akta Keterangan terhadap pihak pendakwaan yang mana pengemukaan perkara ini ke mahkamah semestinya menjejaskan kes pendakwaan. Justeru itu, mahkamah ini mempersoalkan kesahihan keterangan-keterangan dan analisaanalisa yang di lakukan oleh saksi (SP9). Perlulah di ambil kira oleh semua pihak-pihak yang terlibat bahawa mahkamah ini tidak mempertikaikan kepakaran saksi (SP9) dalam mengkaji buku-buku yang berkaitan dengan pengganas, tetapi dalam kes ini terutamanya butiran-butiran yang terdapat dalam Data Base yang dipersoalkan oleh pihak peguam, malahan turut menimbulkan tanda tanya kepada mahkamah ini, kegagalan Timbalan Pendakwa Raya untuk menjelaskan perkara-perkara yang tersebut diatas, mahkamah ini tiada mempunyai pilihan lain melainkan menolak keterangan saksi (SP9) mengenai kandungan yang terdapat dalam buku-buku tersebut dan laporan (P45).

Dalam kes Kobra Taba Seidali v PP (2014) 2 CLJ 12, Mahkamah mengatakan :
“………..if the witness could not be produced by the prosecution, it would be appropriate for the prosecution to handover the section 112 statement recorded from the witness to whittle down any complaint by the defence to invoke section 114 (g) of the Evidence Act 1950 as in instant case.The failure of the prosecution to produce Maryam as a witness or hand over a copy of the witness statement to the defence to be used if it was favaourable as part of the defence exhibit at the defence stage was fatal...”

26. Demi menyelamatkan isu ini, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya telah memanggil saksi, Uztaz Hj. Zamihan bin Hj. Mat Zin (SP10). Saksi ini merupakan Pengerusi Ahli Sunnah Wal Jamaah yang mempunyai kelayakan akademik dan pengalaman luas dalam soal-soal yang membabitkan pengganas. Saksi ini mengesahkan bahawa beliau telah menerima 12 buah buku daripada pegawai penyiasat dan telah menandatangani Dokumen Akuan Terima Barang Kes (P46). Saksi ini mengambil masa seminggu untuk menganalisa buku-buku tersebut dan kemudiannya telah mengembalikan semula buku-buku tersebut kepada pegawai penyiasat kes. Semasa memberikan keterangan dimahkamah, saksi ini turut mengemukakan laporan analisa yang dibuat (P52 (1) hingga 12)). Apa yang menarik dalam keterangan saksi ini turut menandakan bahagian-bahagian yang relevan dalam mencapai keputusan yang dibuatnya. Saksi ini turut mengemukakan alasan-alasan yang munasabah bagi mencapai keputusan analisa yang dibuat itu. Saksi ini menegaskan bahawa buku-buku tersebut mempunyai kaitannya dengan Gerakan AlQaeda, ISIS, Daesh dan Jemaah Islamiah.

27. Kesimpulan daripada keterangan saksi (SP10), mahkamah ini berpuashati bahawa 12 buah buku-buku yang dirampas dan dianalisa oleh saksi ini dan berdasarkan kepada petikan-petikan yang ditunjukkan oleh saksi ini serta disahkan melalui Laporan Analisa (P52(1) hingga (12)), buku-buku tersebut sememangnya mempunyai kaitannya dengan kumpulan-kumpulan pengganas, Gerakan Al-Qaeda, ISIS, Daesh dan Jemaah Islamiah.

ISU KETIGA
Pemilikan buku-buku ??
Siapa memiliki Buku-buku tersebut??
Adakah buku-buku tersebut kepunyaan OKT??
Pemilikan: Kawalan dan Jagaan terhadap BUKU-BUKU DAN ITEMS

28. Adalah menjadi teras undang-undang bahawa pihak pendakwaan perlu membuktikan elemen perundangan ini sebelum OKT dipanggil untuk membela diri. Didalam kes-kes SOSMA seperti ini, catatan pemilikan tidak ditakrifkan maknanya, tetapi Mahkamah ini mengambil pendekatan bahawa unsur-unsur pembuktian mengenai pemilikan 12 buah buku-buku seperti dalam kes ini adalah bersamaan juga pembuktian kes pemilikan dadah-dadah berbahaya di bawah Akta Dadah Berbahaya, 1952. Sesungguhnya mahkamah ini berpendapat bahawa konsep pemilikan (possession), kawalan dan jagaan (custody and control) menurut Seksyen 130JB(1)(a) Kanun Keseksaan adalah bersamaan dengan peruntukan Seksyen 39B(1)(a) Akta Dadah Berbahaya, 1952. Cuma yang sedikit berbeza adalah dalam kes-kes dadah, isu mengenai pengetahuan dan berat timbangan dadah, pihak pendakwaan boleh menggunakan Anggapan Statutori menurut Seksyen 37 Akta Dadah Berbahaya, 1952 bagi memutuskan samada kes tersebut merupakan suatu kes pengedaran dadah ataupun hanya suatu kes pemilikan dadah berbahaya. Bagi maksud ini, mahkamah ini ingin merujuk kepada kes: Toh Ah Loh & Mak Thim v Rex (1948) 1 MLRH 143; (1949) 15 MLJ 54 (CA) dan kes: Saad Ibrahim v. Public Prosecutor (1967) 1 MLRH 198; (1968) 1 MLJ 158 dan diulang kuatkuasa dalam kes: PP v. Mohd Radzi bin Abu Bakar (2005) 2 MLRA 590; (2005) 6 MLJ 393; (2006) 1 CLJ 457 at 469; (2005) 6 AMR 203 (FC), Mahkamah Persekutuan menegaskan bahawa:

“Possession, in order to incriminate a person, must have the following characteristic.The possessor must know the nature of the thing possessedmust have in him power of disposal over the thing. If these factors are absent, his possession can raise no presumption of mens rea without which (except by statute) possession cannot be
criminal…………..”

29. Dalam kes: Chan Pean Leon v PP (1956) 1 MLRH 44; (1956) 1 MLJ 237; (1956) 22 MLJ 237,Mahkamah telah memutuskan:

Possesion” itself as regards the criminal law is described as follows in Stephen
s Digest (91t Edn., p. 304):

“A moveable thing is said to be in the possession of a person when he is so situated with respect to it that he has the power to deal with it as owner to the exclusion of all other persons, and when the circumstances are such that he may be presumed to intend to do so in case of need.”

To put it otherwise, there is physical element and a mental element which must both be present before possession is made out. The acused must not only be so situated that he can deal with the thing as if it belonged to him, for example have it in his pocket or have it lying in front of him on a table. It must be shown that he had the intention of dealing with it as if it belonged to him should he see any occasion to do so, in other words, that he had some animus possiendi. Intention is a matter of fact which in the nature of things cannot be proved by direct evidence. It can only be proved by inference from the surrounding circumstances. Whether these surrounding circumstances make out such intention is a question of fact in each individual case.

If a watch is my pocket then in the absence of anthing else the inference will be clear that I intend to deal with is as if it were my own and accordingly I am in possession of it. I am in possession of it. On the other hand, if it is lying on a table in a room in which I am but which is also frequently used by other people then the mere fact that I am in physical proximity to it does not give rise to the inference that I intend to deal with it as if it belonged to me. There must be some evidence that I am doing of having done something with it that shows such an intention. Or it must be clear that the circumstances in which it is found shew such an intention. It may be found in a locked room to which I hold the key or it may be found in a drawer mixed up with my own belongings or it may be found, as occurred in a recent case, in abox under my bed. The possible circumstances cannot be set out exhaustively and it is impossible to lay down any general rule ont the point. But there must be something in the evidence to satisfy the Court that the person who is physically in a position to deal with the thing as his own had the intention of doing so. It is true that in prosecutions under the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance a lack of evidence in this connection may be made good by the statutory presumptions contained in that Ordinance. But there are so no such presumptions in the Common Gaming Houses Ordinance nor are there any such presumptions in relation to possession of stolen property.

Once possession is proved then before the accused person can be convicted it is necessary in addition to prove mens rea. And for this purpose was pointed out byGording-Smith Ag CJ in the case of Toh Ah Loh and Mak Thim v. Rex (1948) 1 MLRH 143; (1949) 1 MLJ 54; (1948] MLJ 54, supra, it is necessary to prove that the person in possessed. (page 239). “Possession, in order to incriminate a person, must have the following characteristics. The possessor must know the nature of the thing possessed, must have in him a power of disposal over the thing, and lastly must be conscious of his possession of the thing. If these factors are absent, his possession can raise no presumption of mens rea, without which (except by statue) possession cannot be criminal.”

30. Dalam kes: PP V Badrulsham bin Baharom (1987) 2 MLRH 541; (1988) 2 MLJ 585, Lim Beng Choon J memutuskan;-

“...I believe it is well settled at least by our Courts that to establish possession by an accused person of any dangerous drugs or to impute to him possession of the said drugs it mus be first to shown that he hadknowledge of the drugs which were found to be in his possession. The earliest authority, which I could find, that expounded this principle is the case ofChiah Tian V Rex(1937) 1 MLRH 455; (1937) 1 MLJ 105; (1937) 6 MLJ the then Chief Justice of Singapore said at P106:

“In my opinion, possession to be an offence must be possession under such circumstances that a court it justified in finding the accused (or the servant in cases of constructive possession). As Pollock C.B. put it The Queen V Wooddrow 16 L.J.M.C 122,
 a man can hardly be said to be in possession of anything without knowing it’and I think that a person is not guilty of an offence possession if he is not aware of the possession”


31. Dalam kes: Fun Seong Cheng V PP (1997) 3 SLR 523, Mahkamah Rayuan Singapore :-
“...Clearly in order to prove that the appellant was in possession, he must have physical control over the drugs. It is a matter of fact whether someone had physical control over an item.. ..Physical control is not enough for the purpose of proving possession. There needs to bemens rea on the part of the accused.

32. Dalam kes: PP v Muhammad Nasir bin Shaharuddin & Anor (1992) 2 MLRH 390; (1994) 2 MLJ 576; (1992) 3 CLJ 408, Visu Sinnadurai J memutuskan berkaitan dengan “possession”seperti berikut:-

“Possession is not defined in the DDA. However it is now firmly established that to constitute possession, it is necessary to establish that; (a) the person hadknowledge of the drugs; and (b) that the person had some form of control or custody of the drugs.

33. Dalam kes: Leow Nghee v. Reg (1955) 1 MLRH 614; (1956) 1 MLJ 28, 29; (1956) 22 MLJ 28,29, Taylor J menyatakan:

There is no presumption of custody……..Unless custody was established, the chain of reasoning is broken. Custody means having care or guardianship; goods in custody are in the care of the custodian and, by necessary implication, he is taking care of them on behalf of someone else. You cannot take care of goods unless you know where they are and have the means of exercising control over them. Custody therefore implies knowledge of the existence and whereabouts of the goods and the power of control over them, not amounting to possession. The prosecution must therefore prove that the appellant and his wife had custody or control of the drugs. To do this, the presecution must establish a common intention between the appellant and his wife. The case against the appellant cannot succeed unless there is evidence of such common intention or evidence from which such common intention can properly be
inferred.

34. Dalam kes: PP v Chia Leong Foo [2000] 1 MLRH 764; (2000) 6MLJ 705; (2000) 4 CLJ 649, Augustine Paul J. (pada masa itu)memutuskan :-

“It must be observed that most of the acts that constitute as defined in S.@ of the Act like, for example, keeping, concealing, storing, transporting, and carrying dangerous
drugs involve the prerequisite element of possession.....It follows that a person cannot keep, conceal, store, transport, or carry dangerous drugs within the meaning of trafficking in the Act without being in the possession of them”.

35. Dalam kes: PP v Hairul Din bin Zainal Abidin (2001) 2 MLRH 710;(2001) 6 MLJ 146; (2001) 6 CLJ 480; 2002 AMR 2515, AugustinePaul J. (pada masa itu) memutuskan ;-
“I agree with learned councel that the acts that constitute trafficking as enumerated in S.2 of the Act refer to some overt act that goes beyond mere passive
possession
.....Thus in order for any act to come within the definition in S.2 of the Act it must be limited to the context of the scope of the acts enumerated in the definition section, that is to say, it must relate to an overt act which goes passive possession”.

36. Lord Diplock dalam kes: Ong Ah Chuan v PP (1980) 1 MLRA 283; (1981) 1 MLJ 64, dalam keputusan Privy Council telah member penerangan definisi pengedaran (trafficking) di bawah Misuse ofDrugs Act 1973 of Singapore :-

“ To `traffic in a controlled drug so as to constitute theoffence of trafficking under S.3 involves something morethan passive possession or self-administration of the drug; it involves doing or offering to do an overt act of one or other of the kinds specified in paragraph (a) ot the definition of `traffic and `trafficking in S.2.....This concept, involving transfer of possession, is reflected in the statutory definition itself.....All of these other verbs refer to various ways in which a supplier or distributor, who has drugs in his possession, may transfer possession of them to some other person.”

37. Bagi membuktikan isu ini, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya telah memanggil saksi pegawai serbuan, Insp. Shafinah (SP1). Saksi ini mengesahkan bahawa kesemua 12 buah buku-buku tersebut ditemui didalam bilek tempat OKT tidur. Buku-buku tersebut berserta dengan lain-lain barang rampasan telah dibawa balik ke IPD Dungun dan seterusnya ke Bukit Aman untuk siasatan lanjut. Saksi ini mengakui bahawa rumah tersebut tiada mempunyai pintu dan hanya ditutup dengan kain langsir. Semasa disoal balas peguam, saksi ini mengakui bahawa rumah tersebut adalah luas dan boleh diakses kepada sesiapa sahaja yang bertandang ataupun mendiami rumah tersebut. Diakui oleh pegawai ini, bahawa buku-buku tersebut tiada mempunyai sebarang nama dan tiada pengesahan catitan tangan dibuku tersebut kepunyaan siapa. Buku-buku tersebut tidak disorok dan boleh dilihat oleh sesiapa sahaja. Lanjutan daripada ini,Timbalan Pendakwa Raya memanggil Puan Saadiah binti Ibrahim(SP5) iaitu ibu kepada OKT. Dalam keterangan saksi ini, beliau mengesahkan bahawa rumah itu turut didiami oleh anak-anaknya yang bernama Ahmad Anuari bin Attam, Ahmad Faruqi Amri bin Attam, Ahmad Amir Farhan bin Attam dan Ahmad Abu Muhaimi bin Attam. Selanjutnya saksi ini menyatakan bahawa dalam kebanyakan masa, anaknya Ahmad Anuari tinggal dirumah tersebut, manakala yang lainnya, Ahmad Faruqi bekerja dan tinggal di Senawang,anaknya Ahmad Amir Farhan bekerja sebagai Juruteknik dan tinggal di Kelang sementara Ahmad Abu Muhaimi belajar di IAB Kuantan. Saksi ini mengesahkan juga bahawa sesiapa sahaja mempunyai akses kepada rumah dan bilek tersebut dan boleh digunakan untuk menyempurnakan ibadah sembahyang. Buku-buku yang terdapat didalam bilek tersebut bukan sahaja untuk OKT malah boleh digunakan oleh adik beradik yang lain.

Pemeriksaan Utama
Q: Boleh beritahu siapa yang tinggal dirumah tersebut?
A: Anak saya yang kedua, Ahmad Anuari tinggal dirumah.Yang lain tidak tinggal disitu kerana belajar dan bekerja.Yang bekerja adalah Ahmad Faruqi dan Amir Farhan
Q: Anak-anak yang lain, Anuari duduk dimana?
A: Dia duduk dibahagian luar dan bekerja di Paka
Q: Ahmad Muhaimi macamana?
A: Dia balik masa cuti

Q: Rujuk (P6)
A: Ini gambar-gambar rumah saya. Gambar No. (19) dalam bilek OKT. Gambar (20) juga dalam bilek OKT. Gambar(21), (22), (23) dan (24). Laptop milek adik OKT yang bernama Ahmad Amir Farhan

Pemeriksaan Balas

Q: Rujuk gambar (P6) gambar 8?
A: Buku-buku itu semuanya kepunyaaan anak-anak saya yang belajar
Q: gambar No. 11 dan buku milek siapa?
A: Milek Ahmad Muhaimin punya
Q: Dalam bilek OKT ada banyak buku-buku. Bukan buku OKT seorang sahaja yang ada dalam bilek itu?
A: Ya
Q: Bilek OKT tiada pintu. Siapa yang boleh masuk?
A: Semua orang boleh masuk. Dan tetamu juga boleh masuk untuk sembahyang
Q: Rumah itu hanya ada satu bilek saja dan barang-barang simpan dimana?
A: Dalam bilek ini juga boleh simpan barang-barang

38. Meneliti kepada keterangan saksi (SP5), adalah didapati buku-buku yang didapati didalam bilek tersebut juga kepunyaan anak-anak (SP5) yang masih belajar iaitu Ahmad Abu Muhaimi yang juga terdapat sebuah computer mileknya dalam bilek tersebut. Dalam bilek itu juga terdapat buku-buku milek adik beradik OKT tetapi tidak dinamakan kepunyaan siapa. Dalam keadaan lain juga bilek tersebut boleh digunakan oleh tetamu-tetamu yang ingin menunaikan ibadah sembahyang. Saksi ini memberikan keterangan yang sama dengan keterangan pegawai serbuan (SP1) bahawa buku-buku tersebut ditemui tidak dalam keadaan tersorok dan boleh dilihat oleh mana-mana orang yang memasuki bilek tersebut. Adalah menjadi pandangan kepada mahkamah ini bahawa rumah tersebut termasuk bilek tempat kejadian ini merupakan suatu tempat yang bebas dan boleh diakses oleh pihak-pihak yang lain. Pada hemat mahkamah ini, sekurangkurangnya penama Ahmad Anuari yang sering tinggal dirumah tersebut, Ahmad Abu Muhaimi yang masih belajar dan juga berkemungkiknan menyimpan buku-bukunya didalam bilek tersebut dan mempunyai computer mileknya yang terdapat dalam bilek tersebut termasuk bapa OKT Attam bin Jusoh mempunyai akses dan juga kemungkinan kepada buku-buku yang terdapat dalam bilek tersebut. Walaubagaimanapun penama-penama ini dan lain-lain penghuni didalam rumah tersebut tidak dipanggil untuk memberikan keterangan dimahakamah ini samada untuk mengesahkan buku-buku tersebut ataupun sekadar menafikan bukubuku tersebut adalah kepunyaan mereka. Apalah ertinya isu ini dibiarkan terbuka sahaja oleh pihak Timbalan Pendakwa Raya tanpa ditutup rapi oleh pihak pendakwaan. Dalam hal yang sedemikian,timbul suatu jurang yang besar dan keraguan tentang Siapakah yang sebenarnya memiliki buku-buku tersebut???

39. Apa yang lebih menarik, didalam keterangan saksi (SP10) mengesahkan bahawa 12 buku-buku tersebut masih tidak lagi diharamkan penerbitannya. Sekiranya buku-buku tersebut mempunyai kaitan ataupun mengandungi unsur-unsur pengganas,mengapakah pihak Kementerian Dalam Negeri sebagai agensi yang berkaitan dalam perihal ini tidak mengharamkan sahaja buku-buku tersebut untuk pembacaan mahupun pemilikan umumApalah ertinya pemilikan buku-buku tersebut yang dikatakan mempunyai kaitan dan unsur-unsur pengganas menjadi suatu kesalahan keatas sesiapa yang memiliki buku-buku tersebut, walhal pihak Kementerian Dalam Negeri gagal menjalankan fungsi sebenarnya untuk mengharamkan dan seterusnya menghapuskan buku-buku tersebut.Tanpa tindakan tegas pihak Kementerian Dalam Negeri untuk membendung gejala ini, buku-buku tersebut masih lagi berleluasa dipasaran dan boleh dimiliki oleh sesiapa sahaja samada untuk pembacaan umum ataupun sebab sebab yang lain. Pada fikiran mahkamah ini kegagalan pihak Kementerian Dalam Negeri untuk mengharamkan buku-buku tersebut tidak sealiran dan tidak konsisten dengan menjadi pemilikan bukubuku tersebut suatu kesalahan menurut Seksyen 130JB(1)(a) Kanun Keseksaan.

40. Dalam keadaan yang sangat terdesak, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya telah cuba untuk mendapatkan keterangan (SP1– pegawai serbuan/tangkap) tentang pengakuan OKT bahawa barang-barang dalam bilek tersebut adalah mileknya. DPP berhujah bahawa Mahkamah ini perlulah membuat suatu “Revisit Ruling” dan menghujahkan mengenai peruntukan Seksyen 18A Akta Kesalahan Keselamatan (Langkah-langkah Khas) 2012 (SOSMA 2012). Seksyen 18 SOSMA 2012 telah memperuntukan bahawa:

Statement by accused
18A Any statement by an accused whether orally or in writing to any person at any time shall be admissible in evidence

Timbalan Pendakwa Raya juga menghujahkan bahawa peruntukan spesifik di bawah SOSMA 2012 ini telah mengatasi mana-mana undang-undang am yang lain termasuk Akta Keterangan dan Kanun Tatacara Jenayah. Dalam hal ini Seksyen 17 SOSMA 2012 memperuntukan:

Inconsistency with the Evidence Act 1950
17. 
This Part shall have effect notwithstanding anything incocsistent with the Evidence Act 1950 (Act 56)

Selanjutnya Timbalan Pendakwa Raya juga menghujahkan bahawa memandangkan perbicaraan ini dijalankan menurut SOSMA 2012 dan siasatan juga menurut SOSMA 2012, oleh yang demikian keterangan yang dikemukakan menggunakan prosedur SOSMA 2012 hendaklah diterima oleh Mahkamah ini.

Menurut hemat mahkamah ini, peruntukan diatas mengecualikan aspek prosedural dibawah Akta Keterangan mahupun Kanun Prosedur Jenayah bagi maksud apa-apa jua perbuatan ataupun pernyataan OKT samada secara lisan ataupun bertulis yang boleh diterima sebagai keterangan dimahkamah. Dalam hal ini, tiada satupun dokumen ataupun suratan bertulis yang dibuat oleh saksi (SP1). Adalah didapati bahawa (SP1) merupakan satu-satunya saksi pendakwaan yang dikatakan mendengar pengakuan OKT bahawa bukubuku tersebut adalah mileknya. Saksi (SP6) hanyalah mengulangi akan apa yang dikatakan oleh saksi (SP1)kepadanya. Dalam hal ini juga, mahkamah ini tidak mendapati apa-apa dokumen ataupun report polis yang boleh mengesahkan pernyataan lisan yang dikatakan dibuat oleh OKT. Pada hemat mahkamah ini, sekiranya benar keterangan saksi (SP1) bahawa OKT ada memberitahunya tentang pemilikan buku-buku tersebut dan keterangan ini sangat relevan dan penting, mengapakah tiada satu pun dokumen ataupun catatan report polis dibuat kearah perkara ini. Apakah kewajaran keterangan hanya seorang pegawai polis sahaja yang melaksanakan tangkapan tersebut menyatakan sedemikian tanpa satupun dokumen-dokumen atau saksi-saksi lain yang berada pada masa itu untuk tampil menyatakan sedemikian dan mendengar pengakuan tersebut.

Pada hemat mahkamah ini, apalah ertinya Timbalan Pendakwa Raya mengemukakan pengakuan OKT tentang buku-buku tersebut tanpa pembuktian sebenar menurut undang-undang mengenai pemilikan, kawalan, jagaan dan pengetahuan OKT. Diatas alasan-alasan ini, sungguhpun mahkamah ini akur dengan peruntukan Seksyen 17 dan 18 SOSMA Act, tetapi dengan ketiadaan sebarang catitan dan hanya timbul disaatsaat yang akhir keterangan (SP1), mahkamah ini tidak membenarkan Timbalan Pendakwa Raya meneruskan apa-apa jua persoalan mengenai isu ini.

Sungguhpun dikatakan mahkamah ini khilaf mengenai peruntukan Seksyen 17 dan 18 SOSMA Act 2012 apabila tidak membenarkan Timbalan Pendakwa Raya mengemukakan soalan kepada saksi (SP1), tetapi mahkamah ini melihat dari sudut yang lain bahawa sekiranya benar pengakuan ini diucapkan oleh OKT kepada saksi (SP1) bahawa hanya barang-barang OKT sahaja yang berada didalam bilek tempat kejadian kerana OKT merupakan satu-satunya anak perempuan, adakah ianya juga merujuk kepada buku-buku yang dirampas oleh pihak polis??Mahkamah ini berpendapat bahawa sungguhpun boleh diterima jika barang-barang tersebut termasuk buku-buku, tetapi ianya tidak mencukupi untuk membuktikan elemen pemilikan, kawalan dan jagaan semata-mata bersandarkan kepada pengakuan OKT, jika ada pun. Apatah lagi rumah itu adalah kawasan yang bebas dan accessible kepada pihak-pihak yang lain. Jsteru itu mahkamah ini menolak keterangan ini dikemukakan dimahkamah ini. Walaubagaimanapun, rangan pembuktian pihak pendakwaan, mahkamah ini mendapati bahawa hanya dengan pengakuan OKT sahaja tanpa keteranganketerangan lain, mengenai pemilikan buku-buku tersebut, ianya tidak dapat menyakinkan mahkamah ini untuk membuktikan elemen pemilikan dan seterusnya memanggil OKT untuk membela diri apatah lagi mensabitkan kesalahan terhadap OKT menurut Seksyen 130JB(1)(a) Kanun Keseksaan.

41. Dalam keadaan-keadaan yang lain, adalah didapati pada masa serbuan dibuat dan ditemukan dengan buku-buku yang dirampas,adalah didapati kesemua buku-buku tersebut dalam keadaan yang jelas dilihat oleh mana-mana pihak. Semasa OKT ditangkap oleh
pegawai serbuan, tiada apa-apa keterangan yang menunjukkan OKT takut dan cuba untuk melarikan dirinya. OKT dengan rela hati membiarkan dirinya ditahan oleh pihak polis. Pada pandangan mahkamah ini, tata kelakuan OKT pada masa ditangkap adalah konsisten dengan sikap ketidakbersalahannya dan tidak mengetahui keujudan buku-buku tersebut mahupun mengetahui buku-buku tersebut mempunyai kaitannya dengan unsur-unsur kumpulan pengganas. Dalam kes: Public Prosecutor v. TanTatt Eek & Ors (2005) 1 MLRA 58, (2005) 2 MLJ 685 (FC) mahkamah memutuskan bahawa:

“…………..Conduct of accused reflect several inferencesand inferences favourable to OKT should bedrawn………..

Dalam kes: Abdullah Zawawi bin Yusoff v. PP (1993) 1 MLRA 416,(1993) 3 MLJ 1, (1993) 4 CLJ 1 (SC), yang diambil kira dalam kes PP v. Mohd Radzi Abu Bakar (2006) 1 CLJ 457 at 474, Mahkamah menyatakan bahawa:

“………….Conduct of accused reflect several inferences and inferences favourable to OKT should be drawn………..…….not by itself proof of a guilty mind………”.

42. Dalam situasi ini, adalah menjadi pendapat mahkamah ini bahawa rumah tersebut termasuk juga bilek dimana terdapat 12 buah bukubuku tersebut merupakan tempat yang bebas dan oleh diakses oleh sesiapa sahaja yang berada didalam rumah tersebut. Apatah lagi suatu computer kepunyaan adik OKT jelas menunjukkan bilek tersebut senang dan boleh diakses oleh mana-mana orang. Justeru menjadi tugas dan kewajiban pihak pendakwaan untuk membuktikan
bahawa 12 buah buku-buku tersebut kepunyaan OKT ataupun orang lain ataupun mengecualikan orang lain yang mempunyai akses kepada buku-buku tersebut. Sekiranya ujud dua inferensi yang berbeza, maka inferensi yang terbaik perlulah dibuat kepada OKT.

Dalam kes: Abdullah Zawawi bin Yusoff v. PP(1993) 3 MLJ 1(SC),mahkamah menyatakan:

“………….the onus was not on the defence to prove possibility of access by others but on the prosecution to exclude such possibility………”

43. Begitu juga dalam kes: Tan Chai Keh v. Public Prosecutor,(1948)1 MLRA 241 (1948-49) 2 MLJ 5, mahkamah menegaskan bahawa:

“……where there is more than one inference which can reasonably be drawn from a set of facts in a criminal case, we are of opinion that the inference most favourable to the accused should be adopted…….”

44. Persoalan-persoalan ini sepatutnya disiasat oleh pihak polis, tetapi ternyata gagal dijawab oleh pihak pendakwaan. Dalam kes: Pang Chee Meng v PP(1991) 1 MLRA 608; (1992) 1 MLJ 137;(1992) 1 CLJ 265,
“………the Supreme Court found that the trial court was manifestly wrong to have concluded that the appellant had exclusive possession when there was three others sharing accommodation with the appellant in which the drugs were found……………

45. Dalam kes: Saludin bin Surif v PP (1997) 1 MLRA 348; (1997) 3 MLJ 317; (1997) 3 CLJ 529; (1997) 3 AMR 2867, Shaik Daud Ismail JCAmemutuskan seperti berikut:

“……….that the appellant had failed to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that the appellant had exclusive possession of the cannabis found in the room in questiongiven the fact the others, too, had acces to the room in question…………”

46. Begitu juga dalam kes: Lee Chee Meng v PP (1992) 1 MLRA 209; (1992) 1 MLJ 322; (1992) 1 CLJ 168, salah satu isu yang diperdebatkan adalah pihak perayu tiada mempunyai pemilikan dan
penggunaan yang esklusif terhadap bilek tersebut dimana dadahdadah ditemui……

“……………..The Supreme Court in setting aside the conviction found that a reasonable doubt existed as to the exclusive use of the said room by the appellant, given the fact that there was doubt that the room cound be locked and the others could have access to his room in question………….”
47. Dalam kes: Gooi Loo Seng v PP (1993) 1 MLRA 227; (1993) 2 MLJ 137; (1993) 3 CLJ 1; (1993) 2 AMR 1135,
“………..the appellants defence was that he had no exclusive use of the room in which the drugs were found as his girlfriend and her friends too had acess to the room .In acquitting the appellant, the Supreme court, after viewing, the whole of the advidence from all angles, held that this was a case in which the proverbial cap might have fitted not just the head of the appellant but that of others as well as they could have access to the room………..”.

48. Pihak pendakwaan gagal untuk menjelaskan kesenjangan yang berlaku dalam siasatan polis. Justeru itu, untuk mahkamah ini mendapati bahawa buku-buku tersebut berkemungkinan milik orang lain selain dari OKT tidak boleh diketepikan (cannot be ruled out).

ISU KEEMPAT
Tempat kejadian…..tiada bukti atau dokumen bahawa tempat kejadian itu adalah seperti didalam kertas pertuduhan

49. Didalam Kertas Pertuduhan, adalah didapati bahawa kejadian yang berlaku dikatakan beralamat di Lot 1241, Jalan Lapangan Terbang Sura, Dungun, Terengganu.Sungguhpun isu ini dianggap remeh oleh pihak-pihak, tetapi pada pihak mahkamah ini, tiada terdapat satupun dokumen-dokumen mahupun keterangan-keterangan oleh mana-mana saksi pendakwaan yang menjurus kepada kejadian ini berlaku seperti dialamat dalam Kertas Pertuduhan.Sekinya benar kejadian ini seperti dialamat tersebut, sekurang-kurangnya apa-apa jua bil letrik
ataupun bil air ataupun mana-mana dokumen lain seperti Geran dikemukakan dimahkamah bagi menentusahkan kejadian dialamat tersebut. Samada rumah seperti didalam gambar-gambar (P6) merupakan rumah kedua-dua ibubapa OKT tiada diketahui. Samada mereka menumpang rumah sesiapa juga tidak diketahui. Mahkamah ini tidak boleh mengambil kira dengan menganggap bahawa kejadian tersebut berlaku seperti dalam kertas pertuduhan.
Justeru itu, mahkamah ini berada didalam kekaburan samada kejadian tersebut berlaku di alamat seperti dalam Kertas Pertuduhan.

Kegagalan Timbalan Pendakwa Raya untuk mengakaskan isu ini pada mahkamah ini akan semestinya melebarkan keraguan yang timbul dalam kes pendakwaan.

Keputusan Akhir Mahkamah
50. Dipenghujung kes pendakwaan, mahkamah ini mendapati bahawa Kes pendakwaan telah dipatahkan dengan sendirinya melalui keterangan saksi pihak pendakwaan (SP5) jelas menafikan kes pendakwaan terhadap penglibatan OKT dalam memiliki 12 buah buku-buku yang mempunyai kaitan dengan kumpulan pengganas. Dalam kes: PP v. Mohamed Noor bin Jantan [1979] 1 MLRA 375; (1979) 2 MLJ 289

“It is well settled…….the burden is placed on an accused person to prove anything…….the burden is only a slight one and this burden can be discharged by the evidence of a witnesses for the prosecution as well as witnesses for the defence.

51. Dalam kes: Public Prosecutor v. Saimin & Ors, (1971) 1 MLRH 1 MRLH 91; (1971) 2 MLJ 16-17Mahkamah ini menegaskan bahawa:

“……….a conviction cannot be sustained even if the court is satisfied that the prosecution story “may be” true unless and until it is found that the prosecution story “must be true”………….the falsity of the defence does not relieve the prosecution from proving the prosecution case beyond reasonable doubt………”

52. Dalam mengingati dan mempertimbangkan fakta-fakta dalam kes pendakwaan, mahkamah ini mengingati diri sendiri kepada prinsipprinsip yang disenaraikan dahulu dalam kes: Krishnan Murthy v. Pendakwa Raya (1986) 1 MLRA 239; (1987) 1 MLJ 292 AT 295-296; (1987) CLJ (Rep) 145 (SC)
“……….it is one of the most basic rule of justice that however heineous a crime person is accused of, whatever the rank of the person who testifies against him,he can only be convicted on evidence produced according to the stringent requirement of law………………but it does not mean that a person accused of the most serious crime to equal protectionbefore the law……..is that his guilt must be proved in accordance with or in a manner required by law. Anything less will be not enough……….”

53. Dalam menilai beberapa isu-isu diatas, mahkamah ini telah merujuk kepada kes: Choo Chang Teik & Anor V. PP (1991) 1 MLRA 280; (1991) 3 MLJ 423; (1991) 1 CLJ 54

“……….although it is unfortunate that a guilty party cannot be brought to justice, it is more important that there should not be a miscarriage of justice and the law should be maintained that the prosecution shouldprove its case…………..”

54. Justeru itu, mahkamah ini mendapati akibat daripada kelonggaran -kelonggaran dalam membuktikan pertuduhan dan percanggahanpercanggahan yang ujud diantara keterangan-keterangan saksi-saksi pendakwaan, pihak pendakwaan telah gagal untuk membuktikan
suatu kes Prima facie terhadap OKT. Justeru itu mahkamah ini melepaskan dan membebaskan OKT diatas pertuduhan yang dikenakan terhadapnya dengan kadar serta merta.

Mahkamah ini merasakan adalah adil, wajar dan saksama setelah mempertimbangkan segala sudut prinsip undang-undang yang berkaitan dan alasan-alasan yang telah dinyatakan diatas.
Mahkamah ini merakamkan ucapan terima kasih kepada DPP dan pihak-pihak terlibat di atas kerjasama yang diberikan dalam melupuskan kes ini.

Dated 29 September 2016,
(DATO’ HJ. MOHAMAD SHARIFF BIN HJ. ABU SAMAH)
Pesuruhjaya Kehakiman
Mahkamah Tinggi Jenayah (4)
Kuala Lumpur.
Counsel:
Bagi Pihak Pendakwa Raya : Tuam Mohamad Mustaffa bin P Kunyalam TimbalanPendakwa Raya Putrajaya

Bagi Pihak Orang Kena Tuduh : En. Kamaruzzaman bin Abdul Wahab dan En. Zukri bin Jusoh.

Malaysia biggest fucker in Parliament

38 years old drain

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Taman Maluri First Phase houses were built in 1979.
These are a few pictures of those drains built then.
Many complaints and love letters were written to all Mayors in Wilayah Persekutuan.
Not one were interested.
Yet an Arse Hole of a Speaker can demand for a private road leading to his house.
Me and many Malaysians wishes for the Speaker to have a Stroke as Karma.
The whole world knows the RM1.4 million spent so far will not be enough, as excuses of delay will be coming soon.
Soon another couple of millions will be added in as bonus for allowing RUU355 to go wild in Malaysia.
When it comes to MISUSE OF POWER AND ACCEPTANCE OF BRIBE, MALAYS ARE NUMBER 1.

Malays in the Milo Tin must learn to read

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Thursday, April 6, 2017

Swiss AG Has Frozen Over A Hundred 1MDB Related Bank Accounts ! !


The Swiss AG's Annual Report is available at the website of the Office of the AG, Switzerland. There is an English version.   You can read the English version of the full report here.

 Here is an excerpt :
Here is that part of the Swiss AG's Annual Report 2016 which talks about 1MDB.

3.8 1MDB criminal investigation


On the basis of the finding that the Swiss financial services  hub was affected by the financial scandal of which  the Malaysian sovereign fund 1 MALAYSIA DEVELOPMENT
BERHAD (1MDB)
 is supposed to have fallen victim,  the OAG instigated an investigation in August 2015.
 


Within the framework of improper financial operations,  several billion USD is said to have been embezzled at  the expense of that fund, with the operations branching
out into Singapore, Luxembourg, the US and Switzerland.
 


This case has caused great furore in the media  due to the scope of the fraud, the involvement of certain  banks (suspicion of breach of obligations in the area of combating money laundering) and the likely involvement  of executives of 1MDB and the sovereign wealth fund of  Abu Dhabi in the misappropriation of the funds.
 


The Swiss investigation, which was instigated on  the suspicion of fraud, bribery and money laundering, is  directed against Malaysian officials and officials of the  United Arab Emirates, who each held several bank accounts  in Switzerland to which funds from acriminal  origin allegedly flowed. 

Since 2015, the MROS has reported  about one hundred suspicious accounts to the  OAG in connection with this international case of fraud.  The OAG has frozen several tens of millions of USD as  part of a seizure. 


At the international level, the OAG has  noted the refusal of Malaysia to execute its request for  legal assistance, whose aim was to clarify the facts and  collect evidence in Malaysia

However, the OAG is investigating  in close co-operation with the authorities of  other countries that are affected by this case and welcomes  the effectiveness and speed of this co-operation.  (Malulah Malaysia)
 

As regards the financial intermediaries affected by  this scandal, the OAG instigated on the basis of Article  102 para. 2 Swiss Criminal Code (responsibility of the  company) separate investigations into two Swiss banks.  They are being suspected of failing to take all necessary  and reasonable organisational precautions to prevent the  commission of acts of money laundering within the bank.

 
Both banks have been fined by FINMA. In particular,  FINMA ordered the seizure of the profits, which had  been generated in violation of the anti-money laundering regulations. The corresponding orders were contested,  and the Federal Administrative Court will have  to rule on this.


My comments :  The fat lady has not sung yet.

Forget about North Korea. Switzerland has "declared war" on 1MDB. What does Anifah Aman Say?

Forget about North Korea folks.  Switzerland has declared war on 1MDB. Malaysia is just collateral damage. Here is a Reuters report that is going around the world. Malulah Malaysia :

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Swiss AG making progress in 1MDB case despite Malaysia's silence 
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Swiss AG says it's making progress in 1MDB case
Swiss Attorney General Michael Lauber said on Wednesday that his money laundering investigation into Malaysian fund 1MDB was making progress despite Malaysian authorities' refusal to cooperate..


 

Combing through money laundering reports and bank documents with help from Singapore, Luxembourg and the United States was bearing fruit for his office, the OAG, he said..

"It's not hopeless, in fact it's the opposite," Mr Lauber said.
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"We're still confident we can successfully conclude the process ... in particular (but not only) the open cases against the two banks," he said at a news conference, referring to Swiss private banks BSI and Falcon which have already had to pay out in the case.
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1MDB, a pet project of Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, is under investigation in at least six countries over billions of dollars of suspected misappropriations.
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Presenting his 2016 annual report, Mr Lauber outlined OAG activities 
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"This place (Switzerland) is not a safe harbour, not for terrorists, not for money launderers, not for international corruption," he said.
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"We don't tolerate things like 1MDB. .".

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My comments :       Here are some of the news headlines from around the world and the region, including Malaysia of course :

And here is just one "search page" from Google : 


Conclusion :  This news is burning up headlines all over the world today.  

Hello 1MDB crooks (and New Village idiots) you should understand what all these headlines mean :    
  • The Swiss are now on the front pages over this 1MDB. 
  • Their credibility is at stake as well.  
  • They cannot afford to stop or give up now. 
  • Looks like they are coming after you.
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Look at the expression on their Attorney General's face at his  Press Conference :

OutSyed The Box

Malaysia: Christians, Tortured for Their Faith

Spending money and living in luxury while Rakyat suffer

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Everything up so that there is more money for Rosmah to spend and spend in India.
Very soon Rosmah will die from overdose of gold and diamond.
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GE14 will be the last for the Malays

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cakap cakap hishamuddin : if I know Zahid he already has plans to ensure he will be PM before the next election so that he can lead bn into the next PRU, win the election and assume the PM's position - proving to umno that he, not najib, is the right man who will turn umno's and bn battered fortune's around.

KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein has been appointed as the Minister with Special Functions in the Prime Minister's Department effective on…
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Minister with Special Function my foot! 

This first cousin of najib is already Defence Minister. He has the Army, Air Force and Navy already under his portfolio. Now najib is giving him another portfolio...."SPECIAL FUNCTIONS in the PRIME MINISTER DEPARTMENT"...and who is the prime minister? Hishamuddin's cousin. Interesting! 

I remember a time years back when Mahathir was PM... he had a brother in law (Tun Ismail Ali) who was Governor of Bank Negara, another brother in law (Tan Sri Hasim Ali) as Chief of the Angkatan Tentera....and yet a another brother-in-law (Ahmad Razali Mohd Ali) as the Menteri Besar of Selangor.....but there was nothing sinister in the line up. The Governor of Bank Negara and Chief of the Armed Forces were not purely political appointments then....Tun Ismail Ali and Tan Sri Hashim were deserving of the position they held.....Razali Ali may be a bit suspect but arguably it can be said that he too became MB of Selangor because had earned that position.  It was not contrived nor were the appointments made by Mahathir to bolster his position as prime minister....but it did not do Mahathir any harm to have "FAMILY" in high public office.

But what of najib?

najib is already a pariah in America, Switzerland, France, UK, Singapore and many other countries...and the latest waiting in line to beret najib, is Indonesia (because of najib's dalliance with China). 

Sure he has the ketua bahagians and war lords in umno under his thumb...and they will remain loyal to najib in as long as the dedak that has lured them to najib side, keeps on being shovelled into the trough that these umno kept ketua bahagians and war lords are feeding from.

The same goes for those low life dedak eating pariahs who are now in high public office - the AG, the IGP and that Tan(das) Sri Kelakar Speaker of Parliament...all are on najib's payroll. najib pay them and they will roll over and do tricks for najib.

What happens to those who say no to najib? You and I know where Mahathir and Mahyuddin are now. Need I say more?

Right now the chink in najib's armour is his appointment of Zahid Hamidi as his DPM. 

As usual, najib did not have the balls to appointment whom he really wanted to be watching his back for him in the DPM position...his first cousin Hishamuddin. Just so that nobody can accuse najib of nepotism he put Zahid Hamidi as DPM hoping against hope that Zahid Hamidi will take instructions from him. 

If, as Ketua Pemuda, Zahid was courageous enough to go to bat for Anwar ibrahim and hantam the then powerful Mahathir...what do you think Zahid Hamidi in now thinking about now that he is already DPM? Jangan fikir Zahid akan beri jalan kapada Hishamuddin...if I know Zahid he already has plans to ensure he will be PM before the next election so that he can lead bn into the next PRU, win the election and assume the PM's position - proving to umno that he, not najib, is the right man who will turn umno's and bn battered fortune's around.

But first Zahid must remain as DPM and ensure that there will be no challenged or obstacles in his way to the PM's post.

We all said this to each other when we first heard that najib had appointed Zahid to replace Mahyuddin as DPM....and from then on, we all knew it was not a matter of if, but when, najib will make his move to oust Zahid or, failing that, to put Hishmuddin between him and Zahid...and by doing so, have Hishamuddin deal with a Zahid who wants to be where najib now is!

You or I, or anyone else do not have to tell Zahid this. 

He has been detained under ISA but have remained loyal to umno. Somehow he has managed to crawled back into the rarified echelons of umno leaders, made himself incredibly powerful and rich in the process, and is now ready and positioned, thanks to najib, to be the head honcho in Umno and by default, PM of Malaysia. 

Now ask yourself this....will Hishamuddin be able to stop Zahid?  

Will Zahid be able to handle Hishmuddin who has been given a second portfolio to ready umno for some changes in umno upper echelon of leaders? 

Will Zahid tolerate the appointment of najib's first cousin to a position that Kem, my MCKK mate, said "more exposure to play politics with unlimited scope. Jadi midfielder on top of being defender (his current role)?" 

There are not many that najib can trust in umno today...or should I say there are not many that rosmah can trust in umno today. 

By appointing his cousin Hishamuddin to another portfolio in the prime ministers department, najib is loudly proclaiming his loss of confidence in his current deputy. Zahid's position is now undermined. najib is telling Zahid that he no longer has trust and confidence in Zahid's loyalty. 

najib's trusted circle is getting smaller.  

Zahid Hamidi should make his move NOW! PRONTO! 

Zaid no longer has the time to eat any more tempeh.  A tempeh eating Jawa against a Bugis Warrior! Interesting.  

Let the games begin!  

P.S..what of kak rosmah? Aisehman....Zahid will have rosmah for breakfast first and then go for Hisahmuddin and najib all in the same day before lunch!

steadyaku47

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Congrats Hishamuddin for being selected by the Chinese Government to be the next puppet.

It was not a choice but forced demand by Chinese Government to Najib when the latter begged China for help to stop North Korea from blasting Malaysia to pieces because of our brainless arrogant Malay Ministers.

Few conditions were forced down Najib's throat and he accepted like a dead rat.

One of the condition is for him to step down and let Hishamuddin to take over as PM before the GE14.

Second condition is the new IGP chosen by China and the new officers from China to replace Israelists leaving Bukit Aman.

Third condition is the new people that has taken over the building beside Bank Negara.

Fourth condition is very, very interesting.  It will spell the end of abduction and the voice of the Malays and the power of Royalty.  What will happen to PAS and people like Jamban.  2018 will be very bad for the Muslim and Malay.

The fifth and sixth as the saying goes..............it is too late.  Some have landed while the rest will be on our shore in two months time by then.................the evidences will speak for themselves.

After election it is best to change our anthem and flag.



I support the next Prime Minister

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NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF MALAYSIA DO WE HAVE AN ISLAMIC EXTREMISTS AS PRIME MINISTER.
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Never in the history of Malaysia has there been a Prime Minister who is an Islamic extremist or having a spouse using tudung.
So when China wanted Hishamuddin as the next Prime Minister, I too as a Malaysian support the move.
Malaysia has become a very sick nation because of people like Ibrahim Ali, Jamban, Hadi, Zaki etc....
Zahid and Anwar Ibrahim have one thing in common and that is Abim which does not sit well with a nation mixed with other races and religions.
Malaysians are suffering under the Malay cum Islamist freak so even though Hishamuddin is part of UMNO, many like me do not want Zahid or Anwar as the next leader.
I have told DAP and PKR senior members many times that Malaysian will support anyone as long as he or she is not an Islamic extremist.
I have only two wish for Hishamuddin when he becomes the Prime Minister - close Jakim, Jais, Selangor Moral Police, BTN and all religion schools. Two - put Najib and Rosmah behind bars for life.
I believe these two wishes will stop body snatchers from claiming every dead bodies as Muslim and abduction of non-Muslim and activists and stop corruption in Putrajaya.

Shahrir Abdul Samad a millionaire arse licker

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Felda an economic powerhouse under BN, says Shahrir

 | April 17, 2017
Felda chairman counters opposition attacks, saying the settlers’ total income last year amounted to RM3.97 billion.
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ETALING JAYA: The Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) has hit back at claims by opposition politicians that the government entity has neglected its duties to settlers who come under its scope.
Its chairman Shahrir Abdul Samad was quoted by The Star Online today as describing Felda as an “economic powerhouse” which saw settlers’ total income reaching RM3.97 billion last year.
The Umno Johor Bahru MP said the 112,000 settlers have benefitted a great deal with several new measures in the works to further improve their welfare and profits.
He said Felda has paid RM227.4 million in dividends through subsidiary Felda Global Ventures Bhd (FGV) to the settlers, which is equivalent to RM2,187 per settler.
“Settlers’ income is returned 100% and Felda does not charge any management fees,” he was quoted as saying.
“The only deductions we make are from the advances that we give to settlers to help them during the period when their palm trees are still growing.”
“We want to continue the philosophy of balanced rural development while also empowering the people.”
Furthermore, Koperasi Permodalan Felda (KPF), the cooperative owned by members and management of Felda with a fund size of RM2.5 billion, returns about 10% annually to its members, he was quoted as saying.
The Star report said Felda has an annual budget of between RM2 billion and RM3 billion to support the settlers with housing, education and assistance in managing land.
Voters in Felda estates are said to be influential in 60 parliamentary seats and almost 100 state seats.
On March 19, PKR held a convention dedicated to Felda issues, which was attended by more than 200 settlers, in Shah Alam.
The party’s de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim had then questioned Felda’s actual profits which he said were not honestly told to the settlers. His speech was read by his wife Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ibrahim, who is PKR president, as Anwar is in jail over a sodomy conviction.
He said real improvement can only come about if Felda implements policies that tackle issues of poverty and upholds the rights of its settlers.
Shahrir had objected to the convention, saying it was motivated by a political agenda and was meant to incite the general public and the settlers against the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) government.
Other Pakatan Harapan leaders like DAP parliamentary leader Lim Kit Siang and Amanah president Mohamad Sabu have also criticised the government’s handling at rallies organised in Felda estates in the lead-up to the upcoming 14th general election.
Shahrir was also quoted as wanting returns from assets held by Felda to be improved significantly compared with what it was yielding.
The management of FGV and the other subsidiary Felda Investment Corp (FIC) have been directed to improve returns to their shareholders, he added.
Shahrir also reportedly said FIC, which has investments in hotels, properties and listed-companies, was not giving desired returns since it was incorporated in 2013.
He added that he asked the previous FIC board members to resign, and appointed new members who are industry professionals with no conflict of interest as they hail from outside Felda.
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Musa laments fate of Felda and worries for Tabung Haji

 | August 11, 2016
Former DPM Musa Hitam says Felda is faced with problems of mismanagement and corruption.
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PETALING JAYA: Speaking frankly, former Deputy Prime Minister Musa Hitam laments the fate that has befallen the Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) which was pioneered by the nation’s second prime minister Abdul Razak Hussein.
In his book titled ‘Frankly Speaking’, Musa claims Abdul Razak’s son, current Prime Minister Najib Razak, has used Felda as a tool to gain the Malay rural vote.
Musa, who chaired Felda back in the 70s, claims that Najib had turned it into a public listed company in hopes that the settlers would get lots of shares at favourable rates.
“It is not surprising that Najib’s motives were widely regarded as political. He was probably thinking that he had to depend on Malay rural votes and wanted a way to win the favour of this group.
“The political calculation was simple. If Najib could use Felda to get Malay support, his chances of retaining power would be very good,” he says, adding that, instead, Felda has turned into a serious problem for the government.
Musa points out that from an offer price of RM5.39 in June 2012, Felda shares were trading at around RM1.54 as of March this year.
Noting that while there are many other reasons for its poor performance, which include palm oil prices, he says Felda is also faced with problems of mismanagement and corruption.
Musa also questions the appointment of an individual with a record of practising money politics, to lead the board.
“Felda is now being run by a senior Umno leader who was once suspended from Umno for three years for practising money politics. Yet he now presides over an organisation sitting on billions of ringgit,” Musa writes in his book.
While no name is mentioned, it is believed that Musa is referring to former Umno vice-president Mohd Isa Abdul Samad who was appointed as Felda chairman in 2010, two years after his suspension period ended.
The Johor-born politician expresses worry that the fate that has befallen Felda may befall Tabung Haji, an initiative inspired by Royal Professor Ungku Abdul Aziz to help Muslims perform the hajj.
“Personally, I am not comfortable with the way Tabung Haji is being administered. Even if I were not a depositor, which I am, I would still be concerned,” he says, referring to the allegations that Tabung Haji has been involved in questionable dealings with 1MDB.
Musa says it appears that Tabung Haji is open to abuse, in citing an example from 2012 when two Tabung Haji personnel were charged in a sessions court with altering its database and receiving bribes.
“Najib seems to have no effective answer to its problems.”
Musa’s book was launched yesterday by the Sultan of Perak, Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah at the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club.It is available in bookstores.

Earn your respect

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2 held for offences against Johor royal family

 | April 16, 2017
The duo were found to be abusing social media, say police.
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PETALING JAYA: Two persons were detained today by Johor police for offences against the Johor royal family, reported The Star today.
A 26-year-old man, who is an operations executive, allegedly made an offensive statement against the Sultan of Johor and the Johor royal institution on Facebook.
A 40-year-old woman, who works as a factory operator, allegedly created a fake Facebook account to impersonate Johor royalty.
According to The Star report, Johor police opened two investigation papers to track down the suspects after police reports were lodged against the two individuals.
In a statement today, Johor police chief Wan Ahmad Najmuddin Mohd said Johor police would not compromise and would take appropriate action against any individual found misusing the social media.
“Individuals found to be abusing social media will be tracked down and prosecuted in a court of law,” said Wan Ahmad.
He advised social media users to respect the sensitivities of others and preserve the harmonious multiracial society of the country.
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Time and again I have said that public figure who do not behave should commit suicide instead of making use of PDRM and private squad to force people to respect you.
Why do people complain and insult Royal Household?  Answer must come from the affected Royal House. Be honest with your answer.
Respect and loyalty must be earn not force upon the Rakyat.
Even though I am sad that Malaysia has been sold off to China but am glad that it will be the Communist Government that will teach our Royal Household and corrupted Politicians and Muslim Freak the biggest karma lesson in the history of Malaysia.
Eat your heart out THE UNTOUCHABLE ONES.

Compassionate vs Uncompassionate Judge

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Army Vet is sentenced a night in jail.



When we think about crime, it’s usually in black and white terms: good and bad, right and wrong, 

cop and criminal. Unfortunately, justice is rarely served so simply when closely examined. Here’s a 

scenario: a man named Joe Serna was arrested for drunk driving and was served with probation. 

While still on probation later that next year, Serna was caught drinking. This broke his parole and he 

was sentenced to a night in jail. Simple enough, right? Still, this case turns out a little differently than 

you might expect.
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The details of the case just described above took place in Bayetteville, North Carolina in the courtroom of Judge Joe Olivera. Olivera knew he had to serve Serna with a punishment for breaking his parole; still, he also knew the man’s history.
As it turns out, Serna is a decorated veteran with three tours of Afghanistan and two purple hearts under his belt. He also survived an IED attack and a suicide bombing. Still, scariest of all these moments was when he and his fellow soldiers were driving in a military vehicle and the road beneath them collapsed, pushing them into the creek they were driving alongside. The vehicle quickly started filling up with water. “All hope was lost,” Serna says.
The water rose up Serna’s body all the way to his chin before it finally stopped. Out of all the riders in the vehicle, he was the only one to make it out alive. As a result of this traumatic experience, Serna developed PTSD and claustrophobia which are still with him to this day.
Knowing all this, Olivera said that although Serna was in the wrong with regards to his parole, he understood his background and wanted to grant him some support. “He had to be held accountable,” he says, “but I just felt I had to go with him.” That’s right, Olivera waited out Serna’s sentence with him in the cell.
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The two of them stayed awake throughout the entire night, eating meatloaf and connecting over family. “The walls didn’t exist anymore,” Serna says. “He brought me back to North Carolina from being in a truck in Afghanistan.” After it was all over, Serna and Olivera shared a touching, intimate moment in the courtroom the next day that is sure to bring a tear to your eye.
Above all, this story shows the importance of remembering our humanity when performing the hard work of civic justice. It would’ve been easy for Olivera to just “do his job,” hand out a sentence and not take any context into account. Instead, he went above and beyond to treat Serna with respect and understanding. As a result, he just may have stopped a cycle of negative behavior that might’ve continued had he been more hands-off with the case.
Both of these men deserve our respect and the connection they share is unique and moving. Here’s to a more humanitarian approach to criminal justice.
Ryan Aliapoulios
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Don’t punish suicidal persons, say psychologists

 | April 15, 2017
'Compassion is what they need most.'
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PETALING JAYA: Two psychologists have lamented a recent court decision to impose a RM2,000 fine on a jobless woman who had attempted suicide.
She should have been treated with mercy, said Fauziah Mohd Sa’ad of Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris and Hilwa Abdullah of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in interviews with FMT.
They were commenting on Thursday’s decision by the Petaling Jaya Magistrate’s Court.
Fauziah said the 24-year-old woman, Yew Kah Sin, would be placed under greater stress by the punishment.
“I understand that attempting suicide is against the law, but speaking as a psychologist, I feel we should be more compassionate,” she said.
“A person who attempts suicide is usually depressed and not thinking clearly. I think the court should first send her to a psychologist and if she is depressed, then she should be given support.”
Fauziah said it would be a different case altogether if the person wasn’t actually suicidal but resorted to dangerous acts as a means of getting attention. That would be something only a psychologist could accurately assess, she added.
Hilwa also said emotional support should be the preferred method of dealing with suicidal persons.
“When people want to commit suicide, they aren’t thinking of anything else. And after their attempt, they have to deal with other stresses, sometimes from their loved ones.
“To handle this, we need the stakeholders – family members, employers, the authorities and society as a whole – to be supportive rather than to focus on punishment alone.”
Yew pleaded guilty to attempted suicide by slashing her left wrist and right hand with a knife. She was admitted to a hospital and received 30 stitches.
Magistrate Salamiah Salleh said suicide was not a solution no matter how much pressure a person faced. The punishment was imposed to drive home the point that attempting suicide was a crime, she added.

Najib spinning another Indian Blueprint Drama for GE14

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Dr Subramaniam says Najib HANDS ON.
2016 data shows 1.99 million Indians or 7% of 31 million population of Malaysia.
1 million Indian have Mykad while .99 are stateless
Every week there are two Indians killed or murdered by PDRM while in custody.
http://steadyaku-steadyaku-husseinhamid.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-indian-murdered-by-pdrm.html

2016 data shows 2.1 million registered and 4 million unregistered Bangla are in Malaysia.
Out of 6.1 million only .1 are without Mykad.
https://thecoverage.my/news/2-1-millions-bangladeshi-to-overtake-indians-as-3rd-biggest-race-in-malaysia/

2016  survey reveal there are at least 2 unwanted babies daily left to die on their own in the street. Most of them are of mixed parentage.

Now if I am the Prime Minister, would I bother with the Indians a mere 1.99 million, out of which only 1% are eligible to vote compare to Bangla 2.1 million who are not citizen of Malaysia but are allow to vote on behalf of the corrupted UMNO Government.

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