Was Najib or JhoLow the PM?

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Who was the prime minister and in control of 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB)?

Was Najib or JhoLow the PM?

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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29, 2024: Disgraced and shameless former prime minister Najib “1MDB” Razak will know his fate in the High Court tomorrow on multiple charges related to the 1MDB financial scandal.

And he is trying to gain public sympathy by issuing an apology for the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB, a so-called Sovereign Wealth Fund) scandal and blaming JhoLow for the exceptional fiasco.

We ask: Was the former Umno president or JhoLow the prime minister?

Can JhoLow control 1MDB without Najib’s consent?

What Najib is trying to do is to project himself as the victim of JhoLow!

Well, is Najib that stupid as to not know what was happening and the millions of Ringgit that were deposited in his Ambank account?

 

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No News Is Bad News reproduces below a posting that is circulating in social media:

The good life of JhoLow at the expense of Malaysians and Malaysia!

*JHO LOW, THE NEP AND MERITOCRACY*

Jholow, in a nutshell, taught us all that is wrong with this Bumi NonBumi categorisation of Msians which started with the never ending NEP almost 50years ago. 

The NEP is an open declaration and a public admission by the Malays themselves that they are intellectually weak compared to the other races. 

The NEP taught the Malays that it's their right not to be competitive but instead to seek financial alms from the govt and  be given preferential treatment in whatever they do. 

The NEP taught them not to be competitive and to embrace mediocrity. 

Jho Low and Najib is a glaring example of how one Chinaman used his brain and worked hard to make money whilst the Malay was just content to reap of the rewards from the Chinaman's sweat.

Jho Low did not do what he did by merely attending church or reciting verses from the Bible. He used his brains whilst Najib, despite being the PM, was content to play second fiddle. This was a typical Ali Baba arrangement. So instead of just condemning Jho Low, as we all should undoubtedly do, let us also consider the following in praise of Jho Low who was only 35 when he took Najib and the Nation for a ride:

Now you know why MERITOCRACY is so important unless you want to continue to be a fool and be taken for a ride by a hardworking 35-year old, rotund Chinaman!