Khalid says I’m Hitler for thieves misusing funds-seizure of power-

PAS’s top decision-making Shura Council had decided that the Islamist party nominate two party lawmakers and two from PKR for the Selangor menteri besar post, secretary-general Datuk Mustafa Ali was quoted as saying in Utusan Malaysia today. -The Kajang Move has unexpectedly opened up a Pandora's Box 

Khalid says I’m Hitler for thieves misusing funds-seizure of power-

'Khalid akin to thief who's stolen MB post'

 Abdul Khalid Ibrahim holding on to his menteri besar post following the latest developments is akin to "stealing", and he should return what he has taken to its rightful owners, said a law expert.Being too arrogant, selfish,greedy, revengeful, back stabbing, insubordination, TS Khalid has lost all his credibility and respect. He is a lame duck now. He position as MB is illegal and should resign immediately. PR Govt should replace all Khalid's supporters in the Selangor GLCs including the CEO. PAS Hadi Awang should also consider stepping down and be replaced by Mat

 Khalid is not going to step down gracefully. Even if Aziz Bari says that Khalid is now a thief, this thief is very cunning and is all out to create more problem for the state. By right he should resign, end of story. But he is not doing it and is harping that the due process of law must take place. This is utter nonsense. Khalid should resign immediately and not wait for the sultan. This state belongs to the people, period. Khalid has also lied to the ruler when he says he has the support of the majority. He , till today has no majority support he was lying.

 With Singham Returns, the blockbuster formula is back with a bang. And the timing couldn’t have been better. Let’s call this a double dhamaka weekend for viewers. The action in both mega productions was superbly staged by technical teams that understood the mood and pulse of the nation.All this problem and delay would not have occurred if PAS in the first place had stood with its partners when the Sultan was around and rejected Khalid and did not take part in the exco meetings giving support to Khalid who was already an Independent(partyless)holding to the post.The Sultan used the excuse that he had PAS support not to dismiss him as MB. Using Perak as the example Khalid should be removed as MB without calling for snap elections as he no longer commanded the support of majority of Aduns. All it needed was the Speaker to call for an emergency sitting of the Assembly to get the motion of no confidence confirmed.The Sultan was smart not to give accent for the change saying that Khalid still had the support of PAS as well as BN making the numbers for and against doubtful whilst,in the background BN was making a play to get PAS on their side to make it possible to grab the State Government Now after Sultan has gone overseas it is too late and have to wait till he gets backince daredevilry and fearlessness play such key roles in the projection of superheroes, it is significant  -the Singham of Politics -shunned a bullet-proof screen while addressing the nation on Independence Day . Since nothing he does is divorced from design, one can assume it was a calculated decision to project courage and confidence. Analysts will describe it as a shrewd if foolhardy move. President Obama is seen as a pretty smart world leader -but even he doesn’t deliver public speeches without mandatory protection.

 speech has been deconstructed and decoded to death by experts. The wah-wahs for going extempore on such a significant occasion are still pouring in. Professionally trained theatre artists are known to work hard on monologues.

But even by their exacting standards, a one hour, six minute monologue is one hell of a 

 

There is nothing wrong in being a Hitler for the people's cause. I would like to be a Hitler for those who want to misuse the government schemes and funds. Yes, I am a Hitler for thieves," 

Every minute Khalid stays in office is another day of illegality and trespasse. He shiuld just do the right thing. Resign and let an interim committee to sought out things. Any scam he scams  from this point  will mean he will be open to the full force of the law when the new MB takes over if any wrong doing is discovered.Now that he knows its a matter of time before he has to go, he is showing his true colours. In fact most politicians are like that they pretend to care for the rakyat but when the don't get what they want, they behave like cranky babies. Good riddance to you.

 Wan Azizah Wan Ismail   has lambasted crony capitalism.

Other critics say economic liberalization has enriched only cronies through monopoly profits from political allocations of land, minerals and spectrum.

Now big corruption is rampant. But   distinguish between crony capitalism and political protection rackets. The former bestows monopoly profits on cronies. But if after paying up, the businessmen get no monopoly or abnormal profits, it’s a protection racket. That’s more evident in India. Both are bad, but the first is worse.

 Mahathie once said 15% kickbacks were standard in government contracts. Infrastructure companies that paid up were seen as politically well-connected, and once enjoyed skyhigh share prices. Alas, even after paying up they often did not get the promised clearances, so many today are bust. That’s not monopolistic cronyism.A look at the richest companies shows little evidence that success lies in government-gifted monopolies. about cronyism in contracts.

This is worst at the state and local levels. In some local bodies, every elected member is a contractor.

. Rather, the richest (with few exceptions) have created competitive businesses, while paying protection money. Wan Azizah Wan Ismail  is right that crony capitalism is highly damaging. So is protection money, though less so.

With a number of projects yet to complete, Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim is set to speak with Selangor’s civil servants today to clear his name of allegations of improper administration, a source close to the beleaguered mentri besar said.

According to the source, Khalid will be addressing the state’s monthly assembly for heads of department held at the Selangor state secretariat building in Shah Alam, attended by bureaucrats who are likely to serve under his leadership until at least the end of the month.

“He will be speaking on issues such as Bank Islam and Eco World,” said the source, who spoke to Malay Mail Online on condition of anonymity.

The source was referring to the allegations made in a recent 91-page report by Khalid’s former party, PKR, which had outlined six key reasons to remove and replace the incumbent mentri besar of Malaysia’s wealthiest state.

In its report, PKR claimed that in February, Khalid undertook a dubious out-of-court deal with Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd (BIMB) over a US$18.52 million (RM66.67 million) loan settlement suit.

The report also noted that in March, a month after BIMB dropped its loan settlement suit against Khalid, two business deals worth hundreds of millions of ringgit were signed between the Selangor government and Eco World Bhd.

Last week, Khalid demanded PKR secretary-general Datuk Saifuddin Nasution Ismail retract the report within 24 hours from August 11 or face a lawsuit for defamation.

Saifuddin has ignored the lawsuit threat and Malay Mail Online understands Khalid will be filing the lawsuit against Saifuddin today through his law firm, BON Advocates.

In his first step to tackle the allegations head on, Khalid’s aides submitted PKR’s report on the 67-year-old’s alleged links to dubious deals to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, requesting the anti-graft body investigate the party’s claims.

However, PKR’s disciplinary committee decided to expel Khalid last week ostensibly for his open defiance of the party’s decision that he must step down to make way for PKR President Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.

Khalid has since announced that he will stay on as MB despite the sacking, following a meeting with the Sultan of Selangor where he convinced the ruler that he has the majority support of the state assembly.

Despite his opponents claiming they command the majority support of the state assemblymen, the impasse is set to continue until at least August 27, when the Sultan of Selangor is scheduled to return from overseas.

 Embattled Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim problem is dominant. Looks like Khalid is feeling the rejection now. He does not have fire in him anymore. I hope he has learned a lesson that arrogance get you nowhere.readmore Khairy Jamaluddin pursuing a proxy wa