Ex-PKR MP Zulkifli Noordin wants the opposition to watch the sex tape and see if the man in the video is Anwar or not.
KUALA LUMPUR: Independent MP Zulkifli Noordin has asked the police to screen the sex video implicating PKR supremo Anwar Ibrahim to opposition leaders.
The Kulim Bandar Baru MP and former PKR member said this would enable them to see if the man in the 21-minute video was really Anwar.
“The attorney-general and inspector-general of police should give permission for the full video to be shown to the leadership and a few members of Pakatan Rakyat,” he told reporters at the Parliament lobby here today.
He added that the video screening should be done at a “closed-door meeting”.
Zulkifli said that a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) would not be needed if Pakatan leaders believed that the person in the video was Anwar.
“If they don’t, then the government needs to push for an RCI. It will be best if they (Pakatan leaders) could see it (the video) in full.
“Let them analyse the video. If they watch the video with an open mind, they will come out crying,” he added.
However, the firebrand MP stopped short of saying that the man in the video was Anwar. “I didn’t say that (it was him).”
The Omega watch
The Konsensus Bebas MP also took a swipe at Anwar ‘s wife, Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, accusing her of being “irresponsible” in her position as PKR president.
“I don’t blame her. She has chosen loyalty over truth. That is her right as a wife and I cannot stop her from doing that,” he said, referring to her denial that it was Anwar in the video.
However, Zulkifli said that Wan Azizah owed it to PKR members to tell them the truth, and raised a question over Anwar’s Omega wristwatch.
During the release of the sex tape, whistleblower Shahzryl Eskay Abdullah said that he was holding Anwar’s watch. At the time, he said that Anwar left it behind after allegedly having sex.
Earlier this week, Wan Azizah admitted to holding the watch, although she refused to show it to reporters.
Challenging this claim, Zulkifli asked if she really had the watch. “If I were her, I would have shown the watch to reporters (asking for the watch). But she did no such thing,” he said.
He also said that if Wan Azizah really wanted to “redeem her family’s honour”, she would have advised her husband to hand over his DNA sample and the affected watch to the police.
“Why didn’t she do this? This is the best way to clear her family’s name,” he said.
KUALA LUMPUR: Independent MP Zulkifli Noordin has asked the police to screen the sex video implicating PKR supremo Anwar Ibrahim to opposition leaders.The Kulim Bandar Baru MP and former PKR member said this would enable them to see if the man in the 21-minute video was really Anwar.
“The attorney-general and inspector-general of police should give permission for the full video to be shown to the leadership and a few members of Pakatan Rakyat,” he told reporters at the Parliament lobby here today.
He added that the video screening should be done at a “closed-door meeting”.
Zulkifli said that a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) would not be needed if Pakatan leaders believed that the person in the video was Anwar.
“If they don’t, then the government needs to push for an RCI. It will be best if they (Pakatan leaders) could see it (the video) in full.
“Let them analyse the video. If they watch the video with an open mind, they will come out crying,” he added.
However, the firebrand MP stopped short of saying that the man in the video was Anwar. “I didn’t say that (it was him).”
The Omega watch
The Konsensus Bebas MP also took a swipe at Anwar ‘s wife, Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, accusing her of being “irresponsible” in her position as PKR president.
“I don’t blame her. She has chosen loyalty over truth. That is her right as a wife and I cannot stop her from doing that,” he said, referring to her denial that it was Anwar in the video.
However, Zulkifli said that Wan Azizah owed it to PKR members to tell them the truth, and raised a question over Anwar’s Omega wristwatch.
During the release of the sex tape, whistleblower Shahzryl Eskay Abdullah said that he was holding Anwar’s watch. At the time, he said that Anwar left it behind after allegedly having sex.
Earlier this week, Wan Azizah admitted to holding the watch, although she refused to show it to reporters.
Challenging this claim, Zulkifli asked if she really had the watch. “If I were her, I would have shown the watch to reporters (asking for the watch). But she did no such thing,” he said.
He also said that if Wan Azizah really wanted to “redeem her family’s honour”, she would have advised her husband to hand over his DNA sample and the affected watch to the police.
“Why didn’t she do this? This is the best way to clear her family’s name,” he said.
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