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Apalah susah2 Muhyiddin oiii...Lantik ajelah Zulbabwe!! LoL... Posted: 15 Mar 2011 01:16 AM PDT Kesian Muhyiddin aku tengok. Terkial2 menjawab isu bible Bahasa Melayu. Ditelan mati Zulbabwe...diluah mati Chua Soi Lek. Hehe... Politik yob politik. Aku ada satu cadangan. Gerenti best gerenti ribut satu Malaysia. Tsunamipun x segempak ini kalu Muhyiddin buat apa aku suruh. Since Zulbabwepun dah jadi balaci Umno dan pejuang Islam nombor wahid di dunia ni....apa kata lantik dia jadi menteri jaga Agama Islam dan adat istiadat orang2 melayu? Gantilah Jamil Khir yang x buat apa2 tu. Dia main golf bolehlah. Pasti settle punya. Cubalah Din... Zul hang jangan marah aku....aku promote hang ni!!

LOL he he he....dah ada yang nak terkucil.... Posted: 15 Mar 2011 12:29 AM PDT Tak kanlah Sime Darby nak bagi duit kat PAS kot? Tak kan PKR? DAP lagilah.... Mana GAPS? Mana Perkosa? Mana songkok 3 jengkal? Mana Zulbabwe...Gobala? Ini semua sudah menjadi rahsia umum. Umno punya pasal ahli korporat jadi keparat.... Mangkok mangkok mangkok.....Bior ler mangkok bertingkat semangkok-mangkonya. Hehe... Political contributions legal, says DPM on ex-Sime CEO's defence PUTRAJAYA, March 15 — Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin dismissed former Sime Darby Bhd chief executive Datuk Seri Ahmad Zubir Murshid's defence to reveal the conglomerate's political contributions, saying today corporations are free to contribute to any party in Malaysia. The deputy prime minister also denied that Sime practises political donations and explained that it is normal for any company to make contributions. "As a company or any other party, they can make contributions to any party. That is up to the management but we will wait because I do not know what he will reveal and it is not against the law (to give contributions)," he told reporters during a press conference. Sources told The Malaysian Insider that Ahmad Zubir's (picture) defence is to call Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, predecessors Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad apart from revealing the hand of some top leaders in the government-linked conglomerate's decision-making over the years. This includes political donations during elections and by-elections. There have been 16 by-elections since the last general election in 2008, eight were won by the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) and the rest by Pakatan Rakyat (PR). The suit over RM2.1 billion losses incurred by Sime had named Ahmad Zubir and four others, Datuk Mohamad Shukri Baharom, the former executive vice-president of the energy and utilities division; the division's chief financial officer Abdul Rahim Ismail; the division's oil and gas unit chief Abdul Kadir Alias; and Mohd Zaki Othman, from Sime Engineering. The defendants are expected to claim that the conglomerate's loss-making ventures in Bakun and Qatar were public knowledge to even top government leaders. "They have all been sued for breaches of duties owed to the Sime Darby Group," the company said in a statement released on December 23, 2010. In its statement of claim, Sime alleged that the five accused acted as a "decision-making unit" in the energy and utilities division and were responsible for the division's actions and omissions. Sime further alleged that the accused had been grossly negligent for allowing Sime Darby Engineering to pursue engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning (EPCIC) projects in which it had no prior experience. The five men were also accused of awarding EPCIC jobs to similarly inexperienced subcontractors and for failing to pursue claims for work not done. Sime's two suits follow its announcement in September that a forensic audit into the energy and utilities division had established a prima facie case of foul play and a failure to carry out its duties and obligations. The conglomerate's woes first came to light in May when then-chief executive Ahmad Zubir was asked to take a leave of absence prior to the expiry of his contract following the discovery of RM964 million in cost overruns from four energy and utilities projects. The massive cost overruns bled the division and led to the announcement of Sime's first-ever quarterly loss of RM308.6 million that same month. In the previous corresponding quarter, Sime had posted a profit of RM150.6 million. The losses were the first since its formation in 2007, when it was merged with two other government-controlled plantation groups. Sime has also filed a RM92.2 million suit against Ahmad Zubir, Shukri and Abdul Rahim for breach of trust and duty over the Bakun dam project. The second civil suit, which names Sime and three of its subsidiaries as plaintiffs, was filed at the Commercial Court registry here through law firm Zaid Ibrahim & Co last December 24.

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