Pendedahan Peguam Perancis Bakal Menggemparkan Politik Malaysia

Kuching
Friday, 22nd Jul 2011

Sebagai rakyat Malaysia yang mengimpikan seorang pemimpin yang bersih dan bukan seorang yang dikaitkan dengan kes khalwat dengan penyanyi wanita di PD serta dikaitkan dengan kes meletupkan Alantuya, diharapkan pendedah ini akan menamatkan riwayat politik pemimpin kotor ini.

Peguam Perancis William Bourdon mendarat di Pulau Pinang hari ini. Beliau dijadual berucap pada majlis makan malam anjuran Suaram malam ini dengan tujuan mengutip derma. Pesawat yang membawa dari KLIA tiba pada jam 10.25 pagi dan beliau memasuki negeri ini tanpa sebarang halangan.

Pengarah Suaram Cynthia Gabriel, yang mengiringi Bourdon dalam lawatan itu berkata peguam itu juga tidak menghadapi sebarang masalah di Imigresen KLIA apabila mendarat lewat malam semalam.

“Segalanya okay. Beliau hanya keletihan dan memerlukan sedikit rehat,” katanya kepada Malaysiakini.

William Bourdon dijadual berucap mengenai 'Ops Scorpene' di Bayan Baru malam ini. Penceramah lain termasuk Cynthia, pemimpin vetera DAP Lim Kit Siang, naib presiden PKR Tian Chua dan timbalan presiden PAS Mohamad Sabu.

Peguam Perancis yang berkhidmat dengan pertubuhan tanpa keuntungan - Sherpa - dan mengkhusus dalam membela hak asasi manusia dan jenayah menentang kemanusiaan.

Bourdon dijangka mendedahkan butiran kontroversial mengenai pembelian kapalselam negara dengan firma gergasi pertahanan Perancis DCNS.

Syarikat itu didakwa membayar komisyen “yang amat tinggi” kepada pegawai kerajaan Malaysia yang terbabit dalam perjanjian yang dimeterai pada 2002 itu.

Bayaran komisyen kepada pegawai kerajaan dianggap satu jenayah mengikut undang-undang Perancis.

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Jewish Group Warns Utusan Malaysia

Kuching
Thursday, 21st July 2011


All Jews around the world should not waste anytime and teach this UMNO newspaper a lesson. With the power and intelligence that they have, it is not impossible for the Jews to punish this most racist newspaper in the whole world.

A global Jewish organisation has hit out at the Utusan Malaysia newspaper for propagating anti-Semitic hatred. The paper had claimed in its editorial that the Bersih 2.0 rally was an opportunity for Jews to infiltrate into Malaysia’s national affairs.
B’nai B’rith International, a Jewish humanitarian organisation, called the allegation “preposterous” and “offensive” and which only serves to perpetuate an anti-Semitic attitude.
“Though no specific plot was mentioned in the editorial, the accusation of a possible Jewish interference in Malaysia’s internal affairs is an outlandish claim that promotes anti-Semitic attitudes,” said a statement on its website.
It added that that this claim was “especially harmful” as spreading such messages in a government-backed paper only lends more legitimacy to such arguments.
“As many Malaysians rely on government-backed media outlets for news and information, this destructive claim is likely to be the only information some citizens receive on this issue,” it added.
On July 18, Utusan had carried an editorial linking the Bersih 2.0 rally to pro-Jewish groups. It said that supporting the demonstration can assist the alleged motive of “pro-foreign parties who are trying to control the country”.
It further cautioned: “Muslims and Malaysians should not allow any party especially Jews from interfering in the affairs of this country.”
Prior to the July 9 rally, the Malay daily had also carried headlines linking Bersih 2.0 – which had staged the rally demanding for clean and fair elections – with Communism and being funded by international Christian organisations.
B’nai B’rith International also denounced the so-called “Jewish link”, saying it is a separate development in internal politics.
B’nai B’rith president Allan J Jacobs said: “Turning an internal call for reform into a forum for religious prejudice is unacceptable, and serves only to induce anti-Semitic sentiments.”
Echoing that sentiment, its vice-president Daniel S Mariaschin said: “It is completely without foundation to attempt to vilify Jews totally unaffiliated with an internal reform movement”.
B’nai B’rith claims to be the oldest operating Jewish service organisation. It has nearly 100 000 members and supporters in 50 countries.

This article was first published in FMT 

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