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Confronting a Mobile Phone Scammer in KL

MyJimmy — Tue, 04 Aug 2020 19:01:36 +0800

again...apa sarahan lagi..

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I see the hole kopitiam 1st page full of politics

MyJimmy — Thu, 30 Jul 2020 13:48:36 +0800

as above...

This kinda cool video...

MyJimmy — Sun, 26 Jul 2020 16:37:23 +0800

Rentas negara: Hisham, rakan sejawat capai kata sepakat di Tambak Johor

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BREAKING! Guan Eng arrives at MACC HQ and being

MyJimmy — Sun, 26 Jul 2020 13:27:09 +0800

Hello...this is not a political post.

I just dont get it...I don't see other's has been interrogate for 3 days in a roll by SPRM in this Penang Tunnel case. Rayes says LGE is the witness, not the suspect. but why so intense...Sunday also need to go..

Guan Eng arrives at MACC HQ for third round of questioning

PUTRAJAYA: Former finance minister Lim Guan Eng arrived at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters here for a third round of questioning at around 10.40am on Sunday (July 26).

Lim and his lawyer Jelutong MP R. S. N. Rayer arrived in a silver Mercedes.

They did not address the media and headed straight into the building.

On Saturday (July 25), Lim was questioned for about seven hours by anti-graft investigators over the RM6.3bil Penang undersea tunnel project.

Lim and Rayer were later seen exiting the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters here at 7.50pm Saturday.

On Wednesday (July 22), Lim spent six hours being questioned by MACC.

The controversial project is again being probed by the anti-graft authority following fresh leads.

Lim served as Penang chief minister from 2008 to 2018.

In a tweet, Lim said he would cooperate fully with the MACC investigation and thanked his supporters.

Graft investigators have so far questioned close to a dozen people over the case.

This includes Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow and state exco members Jagdeep Singh Deo, Chong Eng, and Phee Boon Poh.

MACC had also visited the offices of state Public Works, Utilities and Flood Mitigation Committee chairman, Zairil Khir Johari, and Deputy Chief Minister ll Dr P. Ramasamy.

It is believed that MACC is looking into allegations that the state government allowed the Penang Tunnel special purpose vehicle (SPV) company to pre-sell state land rights worth RM3bil despite a four-year delay in the construction of roads.

Investigators are also believed to be looking into the feasibility and detailed design studies that have yet to be completed, even though payment of RM220mil was allegedly made to the SPV.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020...-of-questioning

Round Three MACC questioning for Guan Eng today ends after eight hours

PUTRAJAYA, July 26 — Former finance minister Lim Guan Eng has left the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters here eight hours after he first entered at 10.42am today, marking the end of the day of questioning over the Penang undersea tunnel project.

He was seen coming down with his lawyer and Jelutong MP RSN Rayer at 6.53pm where the pair waited in the MACC’s Customer Service Room on the ground floor for their vehicle to arrive.

The same silver Mercedes Benz which brought them arrived at 6.56pm to pick them up.

Lim and Rayer left the premises without speaking to the media.

An MACC officer said the commission is not done with Lim yet as more questions remain, but indicated that the Bagan MP will not be called for an interview tomorrow.

Lim was first interviewed by the MACC last Wednesday for about six hours and underwent a similar eight-hour interview session yesterday that ended shortly before 8pm. He was also accompanied by Rayer then.

Media reports have said the MACC is questioning Lim over the Penang government’s plan to build an undersea tunnel to the mainland, which had been initiated when he was still the chief minister.

Seberang Jaya assemblyman Dr Afif Bahardin was summoned by MACC last week, believed to be in connection with investigations into the project.

https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/202...t-hours/1888286

doesn't look in good mood wor...tention and GG face to the max

BREAKING : Guan Eng meets MACC for second time

MyJimmy — Sat, 25 Jul 2020 15:42:00 +0800

Hello...this is not a politic post...

Guan Eng meets MACC for second time over Penang undersea tunnel project

PUTRAJAYA: Former Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng today presented himself for the second time before the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to assist investigation into the Penang undersea tunnel case.

He arrived at the MACC headquarters at 12.40pm, accompanied by his lawyer RSN Rayer.

The statement recording session was scheduled at 10am, but he was late as his multi-purpose vehicle's tyre sustained a puncture at Simpang Pulai, near Ipoh.

The Bagan member of parliament was called in by the anti-graft agency for the first time on Wednesday.

Penang chief minister Chow Kon Yew and several current and former state executive councilllors have been quizzed by MACC over the RM6.3 billion mega project.

Thus far, MACC has arrested one Penang Port Commission officer and raided three companies that are believed to be linked to the project.

MACC began the Penang undersea tunnel investigation in 2017.

https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2020/07/...-tunnel-project

Sudah kena kutip already this feller

MyJimmy — Fri, 24 Jul 2020 23:56:34 +0800

Hello....This is not politic news...

So who's next want to kurang ajar like this farker....

Imigresen Berjaya Berkas Rayhan Kabir

KUALA LUMPUR – (Kemaskini) Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM) berjaya memberkas lelaki warga Bangladesh, Md Rayhan Kabir, sebentar tadi.

Perkara itu disahkan oleh Ketua Pengarah JIM Datuk Khairul Dzaimee Daud ketika dihubungi, hari ini.

Difahamkan, Md Rayhan ditahan ketika bersembunyi di sebuah kondominium di Jalan Pahang, Kuala Lumpur hasil risikan sepasukan pegawai dan anggota bahagian risikan Ibu Pejabat JIM.

Dia diburu setelah memberikan kenyataan yang tidak berasas ketika ditemu bual agensi berita antarabangsa, Al Jazeera dalam laporan dokumentarinya sebelum ini.

Pemuda berusia 25 tahun itu ditahan bagi membantu siasatan mengikut Akta Imigresen 1959/63.

Pada 3 Julai lalu, Al Jazeera menyiarkan dokumentari berjudul Locked Up in Malaysia’s Lockdown dengan Md Rayhan Kabir dilihat mengkritik kerajaan Malaysia dan mendakwa wujud diskriminasi dalam mengendali kes Covid-19 membabitkan warga asing. – SuaraTV

https://suara.tv/24/07/2020/polis-berjaya-b...s-rayhan-kabir/

Review alcohol sales in grocery stores

MyJimmy — Thu, 23 Jul 2020 13:15:17 +0800

and stock up alcohol based hand sanitiser also..

Putrajaya sees need to review alcohol sales in grocery stores across Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 — The Housing and Local Government Ministry said today it agreed there was a need to review the sale of alcoholic beverages in grocery stores throughout the country.

Deputy Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Abd Mutalib (BN-Maran) said the ministry has also issued instruction letters on June 9 informing all state governments to identify special premises involved in the sale of alcoholic beverages and to heighten enforcement efforts to curb the negative effects of alcohol consumption within the community.

He was responding to Datuk Mohd Azis bin Jamman (Warisan-Sepanggar) who asked during Question Time in Parliament to state whether the ministry will review the sale of alcoholic drinks at the grocery stores.

“For the honourable member’s information, the ministry through local authorities only issues business premises licence under the Trade, Business and Industrial Licensing Bylaw after said licences fulfil the conditions set by the state government, district office, Royal Malaysia Police and the Customs Department.

“As the honourable member was informed, the licensing for the sale of alcoholic beverages falls under the jurisdiction of the Customs Department of Malaysia. However, the ministry is of the opinion that there is a need to review the sale of alcoholic beverages in grocery stores given that liquors bring more negative effects compared to positive effects to the community,” he told the Dewan Rakyat today.

He earlier explained that the sale of alcoholic beverages in the country is subjected to the Customs Act and Excise Act which is under the jurisdiction of the Customs Department, Finance Ministry.

https://www.msn.com/en-my/news/national/put...53zY?li=BBr8YXF

Police to acquire 1,000 non-lethal weapons

MyJimmy — Wed, 22 Jul 2020 15:10:22 +0800

Syukur...project ON.... LGTB beware..

Police to acquire 1,000 non-lethal weapons

KUALA LUMPUR: Bukit Aman has plans to acquire 1,000 non-lethal weapons for its arsenal.

Federal Logistics and Technology Department director Comm Datuk Seri Rosli Ab Rahman said they had identified two types of weapons which could be used to subdue aggressive suspects without causing serious injury or death.

"The weapons we are looking at are the electroshock gun and the net gun.

"The procurement will be suggested to be added in for the 12th Malaysia Plan in 2021," he told reporters at Bukit Aman on Wednesday (July 22).

He said the decision to procure such weapons was timely as it would help personnel in their duties.

"Our personnel will be able to determine when it is appropriate to use non-lethal weapons instead of shooting suspects and severely injuring them," he said.

Police had previously used taser guns but the contract has ended, and the weapons had expiry dates that did not guarantee they were still usable.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador was quoted as saying they would like to have in-depth discussions with the Home Ministry to ensure only quality and fully-functioning products were bought.

Hamid was also quoted saying that the use of these weapons was the best solution to assist police officers in critical situations like individuals running amok or who had mental problems without hurting them.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020...-lethal-weapons

Guan Eng summoned to MACC HQ in Putrajaya

MyJimmy — Wed, 22 Jul 2020 13:43:08 +0800

Hello!! This is not politic post...

Guan Eng summoned to MACC HQ in Putrajaya

PUTRAJAYA: Former Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng has been called in by the MACC, likely over the controversial RM6.3bil Penang undersea tunnel project.

He arrived at MACC headquarters here at 1.05pm on Wednesday (July 22), accompanied by Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo and Jelutong MP RSN Rayer.

Lim served as Penang Chief Minister between 2008 and 2018.

Graft investigators have so far questioned close to a dozen people over the case.

This includes Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow and state exco members Jagdeep Singh Deo, Chong Eng, and Phee Boon Poh.

The MACC has also visited the offices of state Public Works, Utilities and Flood Mitigation Committee chairman Zairil Khir Johari and Deputy Chief Minister ll Dr P. Ramasamy on the 52nd floor of Komtar.

The controversial RM6.3bil Penang undersea tunnel project is again being probed by the anti-graft authority following fresh leads.

It is believed that the MACC is looking into why the state government allowed the Penang Tunnel special purpose vehicle (SPV) company to pre-sell state land rights worth RM3bil despite a four-year delay in the construction of roads.

Investigators are also believed to be looking into the RM305mil feasibility and detailed design studies that have yet to be completed, even though payment of RM220mil had been made to the SPV.

On hearing the news that Lim would be questioned, the media came in droves to camp out at MACC.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020...hq-in-putrajaya

The whole working-from-home thing — Apple

MyJimmy — Tue, 14 Jul 2020 22:17:03 +0800

gonna missed WFH....

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BREAKING! : Murky procurement of 'blacklisted

MyJimmy — Thu, 09 Jul 2020 10:45:28 +0800

Open Tender maa....mana ada songlap...

Murky procurement of 'blacklisted' X-ray scanners

SPECIAL REPORT | "There was a 40-foot container full of imported potatoes, and we couldn't see what was there at that small corner. However, the scanner enabled us to discover that more than 100kg of drugs were mixed in the potatoes, and we seized the drugs. Without this facility, we simply can’t detect that."

"... Firearms, for example, a pistol, maybe hidden on the wall of the container. We can also see the shape of the firearm through the scanner. Even if you open the container to check, you can't see it at all," said then director-general of the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (RMCD) during Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearings in 2014.

Customs inspection is the first line of defence against smuggling. Besides the constraints of human visual inspection, it’s impossible for the customs officer to inspect the containers by opening them one by one as there are thousands shipping in and out at the ports.

As such, RMCD started using X-ray scanners to detect hidden compartments and prohibited items in containers at the seaports and customs checkpoints since 20 years ago.
However, the inspection equipment which assisted humans to detect wrongdoings is now tangled with an allegation of fraud.

This came as the government planned to spend over RM240 million to buy new scanners by a China-based manufacturer, despite the government allegedly blacklisting the products after finding them to be faulty about a decade ago.

What is more intriguing is that the manufacturer, which is closely related to the so-called, China's “Princeling", has been involved in corruption cases in various countries.
Frequent error and malfunction

According to a government source, the RMCD purchased a scanner manufactured by Nuctech Co Ltd for RM12.2 million and installed it at the Klang Container Terminal (KCT) about ten years ago.
However, error and malfunctions happened frequently within a few months after installation.
The source said that according to government records, the machine had over 10 failures a month by the end of 2010, and the maintenance cost was extremely high.

An internal review, which was done by RMCD in 2011, concluded that the government should not purchase products of this brand again, if the technical problem was not properly resolved, claimed the source.
"The technology should have simplified human work, not the other way round. The recorded failure was just the tip of the iceberg. According to the personnel who were in charge, the failures occurred almost every day."
The government source pointed out that one of the recorded problems was that the machine could not scan and record car plate numbers and container numbers accurately.

"If it involves any court case, this problem may have undesirable consequences. The images displayed and recorded on the screens can be used as evidence in court, but the court case may be dismissed due to this technical error.”

"In order to deal with this, the officer in charge needs to manually write down the car plate and container numbers before the vehicle carrying the container enters the scanner."
The cargo scanners are usually installed outdoors and should be waterproof. However, the source revealed that the scanner had malfunctioned due to the infiltration of rainwater even before the warranty period expired.

It cost nearly RM200,000 per month for maintenance of two scanners of this brand, which cost nearly ten times higher than other scanners in the same port, claimed the source. Frequent failure mentioned in PAC report

The Auditor-General Report of 2013 (Series2) highlighted the problem and the PAC summoned RMCD to review the matter in the following year. During the PAC hearings, the representative of the National Audit Department (NAD) had named Nuctech and pointed out the frequent failure of its products.

According to the Hansard of PAC hearings, the investigation by NAD found that the downtime of Nuctech scanners, which were installed in the Klang Port, North Port, and West Port, was over 160 days in a year, and at times even as high as 214 days.

Generally speaking, when a scanner fails to operate, the customs officer still has the right to request the container to be opened for inspection. However, some smuggling activities are very difficult to detect with the naked eye.

The government did not rule out that the customs officers may not be thoroughly inspecting due to fatigue or laziness, replied the NAD officer during the PAC hearings.

In January 2018, RMCD issued a letter to terminate the maintenance service of Malaysia-based company Nuctech Engineering & Services Sdn Bhd. Malaysiakini has sighted the letter and contacted RMCD for clarification.

Malaysiakini learned that Nuctech Engineering & Services Sdn Bhd was renamed Nes Scan Sdn Bhd in October 2017.

In 2018, then finance minister Lim Guan Eng (photo) announced that the Pakatan Harapan government decided to purchase 20 cargo scanners in order to enhance the prevention of smuggling and illegal declarations, thereby increasing tax revenue.

The PAC report in 2014 recorded that during the ten years between 2001 and 2011, the BN government purchased a total of 16 cargo scanners worth RM183 million.
In other words, the purchase of 20 scanners by the Harapan government can be said to be a very large-scale procurement.

Intriguingly, the lease-purchase tender has been cancelled and re-tendered twice without clear reasons given, according to a source in the industry.

Turning a big circle, the government might eventually spend over RM240 million to purchase the same product again, which was found to be faulty about 10 years ago.
The tender was announced for the first time at the end of 2018. In October 2019, Lim revealed that the government planned to allocate RM235 million to purchase the 20 scanners when he announced the 2020 Budget.

The tender information issued by the Finance Ministry (MOF) indicated the scanners will be installed at various ports in Selangor, Johor, Penang, Perlis, Kedah, Sabah, and Sarawak.
The project was divided into two packages - one was for 13 scanners in the Peninsular, and the second was for seven scanners in Sabah and Sarawak.

The first tender was scheduled to close in January 2019, but it was cancelled and then restarted twice.
The notices for the second and third tender were published on the MOF website in April 2019 and August 2019 respectively, and the final result of the tender was announced in January 2020.
The announcement of the tender result was only accessible for companies in related industries in the government electronic procurement system “e-Perolehan”.

A source in the industry told Malaysiakini that PTS Resources Sdn Bhd won the contract for 13 scanners in the Peninsular, with a total value of approximately RM147.04 million, while Infomina Sdn Bhd was awarded the contract for seven scanners in Sabah and Sarawak, with a total value of approximately RM95.2 million.
PTS Resources is registered as a supplier of industrial and electrical equipment, spare parts, as well as commissioning works. According to the company website, it specialises in the oil, gas, and petrochemical industries, with no experience in cargo inspection systems.

As for Infomina, it was registered as a company that provides maintenance and support services for information technology. Its official website shows that it is an IT company, mainly providing building automation, communication, green energy, information, and physical security systems including CCTV surveillance, access control, and perimeter detection.

The total value of the two packages was RM242.24 million, which is an extra RM7.24 million if compared to the RM235 million budget previously announced.
According to a tender document sighted by Malaysiakini, 12 of the 20 scanners will be newly installed while the remaining eight will be used to replace existing scanners, which include several scanners manufactured by Nuctech.

Since the tender does not allow foreign companies to participate directly, they would normally appoint local companies to do it instead.

Even when the contract-winning companies were announced, the brands proposed by the winning companies are not disclosed to the public.

The industry source claimed that the seven scanners proposed by Infomina, to be installed in Sabah and Sarawak, were actually Nuctech's products.

Malaysiakini has also called Nuctech’s Beijing headquarters office to seek confirmation and respond to the allegations. The company responded that the media only need to contact their local partners for any enquiry.
When contacted, Infomina refused to confirm the product brand and model, citing a non-disclosure agreement with the government. Malaysiakini was asked to seek clarification from the government instead.
MOF and RMCD did not respond to Malaysiakini's request for confirmation and clarification.
Changing the brand after winning the contract?

According to the source, after the contracts were awarded, a more puzzling situation occurred.
PTS Resources, which was authorised by another China-based manufacturer CGN Begood Technology Co Ltd, which won the contract for the Peninsula, allegedly issued a letter to the government to request to change the proposed brand to Nuctech.

"PTS Resources has sent a letter to RMCD or MOF after they found that they were unable to deliver the 13 scanners, and they requested to be replace them with Nuctech products," claimed the source.
In short, even though the Harapan government changed the culture of "direct negotiation" in the BN era, the government may eventually purchase products of questionable quality after a tendering process that took almost a year.
PTS Resources confirmed with Malaysiakini that it was awarded the contract for the Peninsular package. However, it refused to comment on the request to change the brand, the reasons for such a request, and if the government had approved it.

Similarly, PTS Resources cited a non-disclosure agreement with the government, and Malaysiakini was asked to seek clarification directly from the government.

Malaysiakini has contacted RMCD director-general Abdul Latif Abdul Kadir and the deputy director of the Procurement Department, Mohd Faizal Mansor, to clarify on the above allegations.

Involved in corruption cases
Nuctech Co Ltd is a subsidiary of Tsinghua Holdings founded in 1997. It was headed by Hu Haifeng, the son of the former China president Hu Jintao, until 2008.

He resigned from Nuctech in 2008 and later joined Tsinghua Holdings and was also promoted as the Communist Party secretary.

According to some monographs, the company made great strides internationally and successfully entered the African market after Hu joined. Their security equipment was sold to various countries such as Macedonia, Philippines, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.
However, Nuctech was also involved in corruption cases in many countries, not too long after that.
The Telegraph reported that Nuctech was involved in a multi-million procurement scandal in Namibia, which was probed by the Namibian Anti-Corruption Commission. Hu assisted the investigation as a "witness" in 2009.

The Namibian reported that three individuals were prosecuted in this case - namely a Nuctech Africa representative Yang Fan, Namibia’s former Public Service Commission member Teckla Lameck, and a representative of Nuctech’s local partners Kongo Mokaxwa.

The prosecution alleged that the scanner price was inflated to enable Nuctech to pay a multi-million “commission” to a party linked to Lameck and Mokaxwa.

The accused first went on trial in 2013, but the case ended halfway as the judge had to step down from continuing to hear the matter, according to The Namibian.

The trio was reportedly acquitted in 2019 after the prosecution conceded that the state did not manage to present sufficient evidence.

Additionally, in Taiwan, it was reported that the former head of the Aviation Police Bureau’s aviation security section, Sun Yi-Ming, was convicted in February 2020 for receiving kickbacks and engaging in other illicit activities.

Nuctech X-ray scanners which were purchased by Taiwanese authorities and installed at airports were found to have been repackaged in Japan to deceive Taiwanese regulators. Sun was also found to be lured by a female sales manager from Nuctech, according to Taipei Times.

A separate fraud case involving Nuctech happened in the Philippines.
ABS-CBN reported that the Philippine government purchased 30 X-ray scanners from Nuctech through a loan agreement with the Chinese government.

However, the Philippine’s Commission on Audit subsequently found that the machines were exorbitantly overpriced by 4.215 billion Philippine pesos (about RM360 million).

It was reported that the quality of Nuctech’s scanners was questionable as they had zero detection of methamphetamine or other drugs for ten years, despite its maintenance cost being 1.5 times higher than other international service providers.

Looking back to Malaysia, the integrity of the tender process was also questionable. Calling for a thorough investigation, the source who spoke to Malaysiakini had also notified the MACC in early June 2020.
This news portal has contacted MACC for a response.

Tony Pua, as the former political secretary to Lim, responded that all things were done in compliance with open tender and MOF procedures.

He also claimed that the awarding of contracts followed the recommendation of the evaluation committee, which consisted of the chief secretary and senior officials of the MOF and RMCD.

https://malaysia.news.yahoo.com/murky-procu...-034600203.html

The Japs sports car are getting... interesting!

MyJimmy — Wed, 08 Jul 2020 23:04:17 +0800

Last year and this year alone Merc launch 5 AMG cars!!...later M3/M4 launch...later can't wait for Nissan to come back with the new Z or perhaps a new GTR?....and Mitsu EVO XI ? Subarus?

The next couple of years gonna be very interesting for sports car categories...Japan even make their own Nordschleife type of track

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Apple devices could be used as ID in future,

MyJimmy — Mon, 06 Jul 2020 15:00:19 +0800

So who use cheepo Android dont have lor..

Apple devices could be used as ID in future, company’s patents suggest

Apple fanboys’ attempts at tying their personal identity with the brand might soon be able to take a literal turn, with the tech giant’s patents revealing plans to use devices as a viable alternative to personal identification documents (ID).

AppleInsider reported that a series of patents titled “Providing Verified Claims of User Identity” explained how a user’s identity could be recorded, transmitted and confirmed using a device.

It adds that while the patents did not use the term iPhone at all, they did refer repeatedly to “devices that could be any piece of technology”.

One of the patents explained that a user’s device such as a smartphone could contain their ID, and would be able to transmit it once the user verifies themselves on the device.

For example, after using their fingerprint to unlock the iPhone, that would count as verification, and the smartphone would then let the ID stored on the phone to be used.

This means users could potentially just carry their phones without needing to have a passport, drivers license or Identity Card (IC) to prove who they were.

AppleInsider said the patents mainly referred to passports, but was designed to accept other forms of identification.

The patents also detailed features like opting-in to provide ID, and how data would be securely transmitted.

The five patents were credited to six inventors, including Christopher Sharp and Gianpaolo Fasoli, who have previously worked on other technology related to data verification.

Apple Pay vice-president Jennifer Bailey was reported last year saying the company wanted to provide ID, though it was challenging due to requiring governments’ authentication to make an identity document legal.

She added that it was “not too far away” as some airports were already accepting mobile passports.

https://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2...patents-suggest

BREAKING! Ex-finance minister urges Putrajaya

MyJimmy — Sun, 05 Jul 2020 23:48:26 +0800

Eh...Eh...ini nobita....cert ori or not?? stfu lah...

Ex-finance minister urges Putrajaya to extend loan moratorium

Former finance minister Lim Guan Eng has proposed that Putrajaya extend the loan moratorium due to expire at the end of September.

He said in the face of a worsening economy, people are not prepared to resume payment on their bank loans.

"The unemployment rate had risen dramatically from 3.2 percent in January to five percent in April.

"The April rate is the highest in...

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/533120

"British vs Malaysian Parliament"

MyJimmy — Sun, 05 Jul 2020 20:00:24 +0800

this two bastard hidup lagi ker no matter how they bash BN also. I can never banned them

"British vs Malaysian Parliament" - Loga & Singam - Comedy Court 20th Anniversary Show

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Porsche 911 Turbo S vs Taycan Turbo S: DRAG RACE

MyJimmy — Sat, 04 Jul 2020 17:36:47 +0800

Been waiting for so long for the answer of this battle...

New Porsche 911 Turbo S vs Taycan Turbo S: DRAG RACE!

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SHEPHERD - The Story of a Jewish Dog

MyJimmy — Fri, 03 Jul 2020 21:38:38 +0800

SHEPHERD Official Trailer HD (2020) The Story of a Jewish Dog

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Get well soon LKS

MyJimmy — Thu, 02 Jul 2020 17:42:41 +0800

semoga dipermudahkan.... get well soon...

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Federal Court disallows Mkini application,

MyJimmy — Thu, 02 Jul 2020 13:56:05 +0800

Mkini going down...down.... lets tutup this Mkini for good in joining the petition.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4937899

Federal Court disallows Mkini application, sets July 13 date for contempt hearing

Editor's note: In view of the Federal Court's order for everyone to avoid commenting on this case, the commenting function for this article has been disabled. We apologise for doing so. hahahaha....now kecut...

The Federal Court has set July 13 to hear contempt proceedings against news portal Malaysiakini and its editor-in-chief Steven Gan over comments posted by readers on the website.

This comes after a seven-member panel of the court decided this afternoon not to allow the respondents' application to set aside the leave order to initiate the proceedings.

Court of Appeal president Justice Rohana Yusuf, who delivered the judgment, said the decision was made unanimously.

The panel of judges found that Attorney-General Idrus Harun had established a prima facie case to initiate the contempt proceedings against Malaysiakini and Gan.

"Based on all these facts, inter alia, we are of the view that the respondents had published the impugned comments and that a prima facie case has been made out.

"We are also of the view that, furthermore, by virtue of Section 114A of the Evidence Act 1950, the respondents are presumed to have published the impugned comments. The presumption is a rebuttable one," the judge said.

The Palace of Justice, Putrajaya, the seat of the Federal Court
Besides Rohana, the six others on the panel were Chief Judge of the High Court of Malaya Azahar Mohamed, Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Abang Iskandar Abang Hashim and Federal Court judges Mohd Zawawi Salleh, Nallini Pathmanathan, Vernon Ong Lam Kiat and Abdul Rahman Sebli.

Rohana said the issue raised by counsel Malik Imtiaz Sarwar over the proceedings being initiated at the highest court had also been deliberated.

"Looking at the nature of the impugned comments earlier elaborated, which implicate the judiciary as a whole, which also include the chief justice of the Federal Court, we are of the view that the court is the right forum to commence these proceedings," she said.

"The application is hereby dismissed unanimously and we will hear the merits of the attorney-general's application in Enclosure 19 on another date," she said.

The court then set 9.30am on July 13 for the hearing to commence.

Earlier, Malik and senior federal counsel Suzana Atan, who represented the attorney-general, submitted their arguments for and against Malaysiakini's application to set aside the proceedings initiated by the attorney-general.

This is the first time Malaysiakini is being cited for contempt of court in its 20-year-old history.

The hearing is set to commence at the Federal Court at 9.30am on July 13.

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/532703

Tengah boring lah...lets have fun...

MyJimmy — Thu, 02 Jul 2020 00:08:27 +0800

come...put your porn cap on and tell us what you think when you see this two logo.