A good many Umno members believe Najib Tun Razak had something to do with Altantuya's murder although they don't believe he had given the order.
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The whispers by the anti-Najib faction along the corridors of the recent Umno general assembly were all centred on Rosmah Mansor (Najib Tun Razak’s wife) and Muhyiddin Yassin (Deputy Prime Minister).
Whispers also revolved around the fact that Najib hides behind the office of the prime minster, using his powers not to answer the many allegations thrown at him.
The corridors were abuzz with talk about Rosmah’s insatiable hunger to grab business opportunities, wealth and anything that would enrich her.
The name of a certain prominent Malaysian Indian businessman (not Deepak Jaikishan) kept coming up over and over again, a new television company to rival Astro was mentioned and so many other matters. All roads, however, led back to the house of Najib.
Najib is seen as a weakling because of the Rosmah factor. They feel that Rosmah has too much control over him.
Today, a good many Umno members believe Najib had something to do with the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu.
Although they do not believe that he did it himself or that he ordered his two bodyguards to do it, they have been silently pointing their fingers at someone “so close” to him saying, “only that person would have had the authority to direct the guards”.
In which case, is it then a coincidence that Deepak and former inspector-general of police Musa Hassan have come out at this “opportune” time to reveal “the truth”?
Does Musa know what we do not? Is Umno and Barisan Nasional in for a big fall?
There are just so many questions.
Is it also then a coincidence that Johor PAS had lodged a police report on the matter of Musa’s allegations? Even the national PAS leadership was not aware of the Johor PAS’ move to lodge a police report.
The action, according to some PAS members, was done on the instigation of certain friendly Umno members in Johor.
Friends in PAS, PKR and even DAP
It was, they said, all being done to embarrass and tire Najib.
Imagine the Johor Umno members attacking Najib’s cousin, Hishammuddin Hussein, saying he knows nothing and does not deserve a seat, let alone the position of home minister.
They were comparing him with more prominent Malays who’d do Umno proud. Doesn’t this seem like a direct affront to Najib?
Were these, in the first place, the work of Muhyiddin’s men?
It’s really hard to tell. To them, Muhyiddin may be a “stop gap” and we have had a few in Umno and he seems to be the next.
Najib had almost caved in to “pressure” from Muhyiddin’s supporters. Had it not been for the Deepak and Musa allegations, he would have announced the general election.
He had been hinting that it was going to happen, till Deepak and Musa came and threw the spanner into the works.
Muhyiddin’s men or at least they seem to be “his men”, have many friends in both PAS and PKR. They also have many sympathisers among DAP members.
So were these planned by Umno to rid itself of a man it sees as “a huge liability to the party, race and country”, as one Johor Umno member put it?
What is known is that “these” men who are allegedly aligned to Muhyiddin will all help the opposition no matter what the pledges were at the recent Umno general assembly.
Why? Because they have nothing but contempt for the leadership.
Toffee Rozario is a businessman who spends his free time writing to create awareness. He blogs at Toffee’sTurn.
COMMENT
The whispers by the anti-Najib faction along the corridors of the recent Umno general assembly were all centred on Rosmah Mansor (Najib Tun Razak’s wife) and Muhyiddin Yassin (Deputy Prime Minister).Whispers also revolved around the fact that Najib hides behind the office of the prime minster, using his powers not to answer the many allegations thrown at him.
The corridors were abuzz with talk about Rosmah’s insatiable hunger to grab business opportunities, wealth and anything that would enrich her.
The name of a certain prominent Malaysian Indian businessman (not Deepak Jaikishan) kept coming up over and over again, a new television company to rival Astro was mentioned and so many other matters. All roads, however, led back to the house of Najib.
Najib is seen as a weakling because of the Rosmah factor. They feel that Rosmah has too much control over him.
Today, a good many Umno members believe Najib had something to do with the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu.
Although they do not believe that he did it himself or that he ordered his two bodyguards to do it, they have been silently pointing their fingers at someone “so close” to him saying, “only that person would have had the authority to direct the guards”.
In which case, is it then a coincidence that Deepak and former inspector-general of police Musa Hassan have come out at this “opportune” time to reveal “the truth”?
Does Musa know what we do not? Is Umno and Barisan Nasional in for a big fall?
There are just so many questions.
Is it also then a coincidence that Johor PAS had lodged a police report on the matter of Musa’s allegations? Even the national PAS leadership was not aware of the Johor PAS’ move to lodge a police report.
The action, according to some PAS members, was done on the instigation of certain friendly Umno members in Johor.
Friends in PAS, PKR and even DAP
It was, they said, all being done to embarrass and tire Najib.
Imagine the Johor Umno members attacking Najib’s cousin, Hishammuddin Hussein, saying he knows nothing and does not deserve a seat, let alone the position of home minister.
They were comparing him with more prominent Malays who’d do Umno proud. Doesn’t this seem like a direct affront to Najib?
Were these, in the first place, the work of Muhyiddin’s men?
It’s really hard to tell. To them, Muhyiddin may be a “stop gap” and we have had a few in Umno and he seems to be the next.
Najib had almost caved in to “pressure” from Muhyiddin’s supporters. Had it not been for the Deepak and Musa allegations, he would have announced the general election.
He had been hinting that it was going to happen, till Deepak and Musa came and threw the spanner into the works.
Muhyiddin’s men or at least they seem to be “his men”, have many friends in both PAS and PKR. They also have many sympathisers among DAP members.
So were these planned by Umno to rid itself of a man it sees as “a huge liability to the party, race and country”, as one Johor Umno member put it?
What is known is that “these” men who are allegedly aligned to Muhyiddin will all help the opposition no matter what the pledges were at the recent Umno general assembly.
Why? Because they have nothing but contempt for the leadership.
Toffee Rozario is a businessman who spends his free time writing to create awareness. He blogs at Toffee’sTurn.
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