WHY ARE SOME BN LEADERS AFRAID TO MAKE OPEN DECLARATION?

PRESS STATEMENT BY:-
TAN SRI DATUK ROBERT PHANG MIOW SIN
Justice of Peace
Chairman – Social Care Foundation
31st Jan 2012   

  
1. In the last few weeks, I have openly condemned the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Agency’s (MACC) inaction over the NFC Scandal and the blazen shameless admission of acceptance of gratification by Awang Adek. Since then, Malaysians have witnessed another “rejected” Minister, Azalina Othman Said, making a similar admission.

2. It seems that instead of being embarrassed, apologetic and standing down from public office, these shameless BN ministers are being emboldened to use the propaganda tools of their party and the mainstream media to make their misconducts look innocent. Like most Malaysians, I am appalled and find this most repulsive.

3. My call for Shahrizat and Awang Adek to resign from all posts in the party and the government is exactly to prevent what is happening now. I knew they would use all their resources to spin fabulous stories of how they have been victimized and how the whole fiasco is a misunderstanding.

NAZRI – ERADICATE CORRUPTION. MOVE ON POSITIVELY.

PRESS STATEMENT BY:-
TAN SRI DATUK ROBERT PHANG MIOW SIN
Justice of Peace
Chairman – Social Care Foundation
21st Jan 2012   


 
GONG XI FA CAI

I extend my full support to Transparencey International Malaysia President Y.Bhg Datuk Paul Lau’s article appeared on Free Malaysia Today and also endorse the same therein by Y.Bhg.Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam.

YB Nazri, if the Government is serious to combat and eradicate corruption more so in at hearence to the call by YAB PM Dato’ Sri Haji Mohd. Najib. As you are a minister in the PM’s Department should come forward openly and boldly to endorse this political will by our YAB PM Dato’ Sri Haji Mohd. Najib. Unless otherwise, you have other hidden reasons best known to yourself. Please share with us the Rakyat.

Please be informed, the Rakyat’s intelligence and wisdom should not be further humiliated and abused. Remember you are a BN Member of Parlimen. At the same time, it is very obvious that you are not supporting the call by Y.Bhg Datuk Paul Low, President of Transparence International Malaysia. Any constructive call by any responsible organization to whole heartedly support and eradicate corruption, must be supported at all cost.

Move on Nazri with the right perspective and direction.

I think MACC and PDRM should be given full independent investigatory authority. No one is above the law. MACC and PDRM, both organization should therefore perform their duties without fear or favor or unlikely interference by the invisible hands.

In the meanwhile, I wish everyone A Happy Lunar New Year.

“HUMBLENESS IS GOOD VIRTUE, ARROGANCE SHALL FALL, THE MEEK WILL RULE THE WORLD”.

Wishing You A Happy And Prosperous New Year

 

丹斯里拿督太平局绅 彭茂燊 阖家恭祝

新年快乐！恭喜发财！身体健康！万事如意！

SHAHRIZAT & AWANG ADEK – THE ONLY ABSOLUTE HONORABLE WAY IS TO RESIGN – PENDING INVESTIGATION.

PRESS STATEMENT BY:-
TAN SRI DATUK ROBERT PHANG MIOW SIN
Justice of Peace
Chairman – Social Care Foundation
17th Jan 2012  

 
1. The wisdom and intelligence of the rakyat should not be further insulted. The rakyat are the only absolute masters of all politicians. In this respect, I appeal that no interference whether political or administrative from all sectors on this investigation by MACC or PDRM. Let the rakyat feel that the least the INVESTIGATORY POWER with MACC or PDRM are absolutely INDEPENDENT.

2. On the 31st December 2011, I held a press conference calling for Shahrizat and Awang Adek to resign frrm all posts. The reason for my call obvious. To allow proper audit of any allegation pertaining to malpractices, abuse of powers and corruption against Ministers and politicians, the proper things to do is to resign completely.

3. By not resigning, there will be a suspicion by the rakyat that you are holding onto power to influence the investigation. Sharizat and Awang Adek must remember, if they are innocent, the authorities namely MACC or PDRM will clear you. There is nothing to fear.

4. In that regard, the rakyat and I welcome the PM’s announcement that Shahrizat has taken three (3) weeks leave to facilitate the MACC or PDRM investigation into the NFC issue. But that is not good enough and certainly not enough to convince the rakyat that you are sincere to facilitate the investigation. As I have said, the absolutely honorable thing to do is to resign from your Ministerial post.

Wanted: Jan 9 bombers, reward RM10,000

Police are offering a reward of RM10,000 for information on the culprit or cluprits behind the three explosions during the pro-Anwar Ibrahim rally on Monday.In a brief statement on their Facebook page, the police say the reward will be granted to anyone who provides information leading to the arrest of the person or group responsible for the incident.Anyone with information on the matter is advised to contact DSP Yahya Abd Rahman at 019-470 8947 or contact the police contingent headquarters at 03-2146 0584/0585.

Alternatively, members of the public can also contact the Bukit Aman operations centre at 03-2031 9999 / 03-2266 3444 or go to any nearby police station.Police announced earlier that the case was being investigated under Section 6 of the Explosives Act 1957, which carries a maximum seven-year jail term, a fine of RM10,000, or both, upon conviction.

Selangor exco member Elizabeth Wong (right), whose official car was damaged in the first explosion, urged the police to expedite the probe.
“The bombings can be considered a terrorist action intended to cause chaos. Such things must not be allowed to be repeated.

“Those responsible for the bombings must be brought to justice immediately,” Wong said.In addition, she condemned media reports accusing the rally participants of planting the bombs as “irresponsible” and “not making sense”.

The bombings occurred outside the Kuala Lumpur Court Complex, where PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim was acquitted of sodomy charges about an hour before the first bomb exploded at 10.20am.Five people were injured in the bombings, in addition to four motorcycles and several cars, including a car belonging to a Malaysiakini journalist, being damaged.Police believe that the explosions were caused by home-made time bombs hidden in traffic cones.


Source : http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/186453

POLITICAL SANITY MUST RETURN TO ALL POLITICAL PARTIES IN MALAYSIA.

PRESS STATEMENT BY:-
TAN SRI DATUK ROBERT PHANG MIOW SIN
Justice of Peace
Chairman – Social Care Foundation
09th Jan 2012 

 
The verdict on Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s acquittal signifies the following:-

The Rakyat must congratulate that our JUDICIARY has shown to be independent and heralding a new beginning for our country. The Rakyat must also congratulate this verdict for Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim so as to enable him to seriously move forward his political struggles and reformation. Equally, the Rakyat must congratulate YAB PM Dato’ Sri Najib reformation agenda is genuine.

It would appear that the YAB PM has neutralized PKR and is showing the whole world that the JUDICIARY in Malaysia is definitely independent. In the light of these events, the writer holds the view that it is not going to be easy or perhaps very challenging for Dato’ Sri Anwar Ibrahim to lead PKR in the next GE 13.

The Police must be commended for handling this current issue with absolute professionalism and transparency. However the acquittal of Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim is not enough to convince the majority of fence sitters to throw their whole hearted support to BN and UMNO. BN-UMNO must seriously show more political will to display its genuine intention to reform and lead into a future that is truly democratic featuring FAIRPLAY, JUSTICE and INTOLERANCE to corrupt practices. More people holding high positions who have been exposed in corrupt allegations must be dealt with without fear or favor by the authorities governed by the laws of our country.

In the meanwhile, I pray that POLITICAL SANITY will return to all POLITICAL PARTIES in our country. A strong reminder, AG’s office must be more professional and wake-up in their performance as the country should be governed by the rules and order of the laws of our country.




“HUMBLENESS IS GOOD VIRTUE, ARROGANCE SHALL FALL, THE MEEK WILL RULE THE WORLD”.

Follow my example, Phang tells Shahrizat

Below is the article & Comments from Malaysia Kini 

  
Former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) advisor Robert Phang today called on Women, Family and Community Development Minister Shahrizat Abdul Jalil and Deputy Finance Minister Awang Adek Hussin to follow his example, and resign in the face of corruption allegations.

"When I was in the MACC advisory board, I highlighted a lot of irregularities against former Selangor Menteri Besar Khir Toyo and former MAS chairperson Tajudin Ramli, then a blogger came out and accused me of bribery for government contracts.

"I stood up and offered to resign from the advisory board because the MACC have to investigate. I cannot be there or people would say that I am trying to influence the investigation, " he said.

Similarly the honourable thing for Shahrizat and Awang to do would be to resign, said Phang (right) at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur this afternoon.He added that the two should remain outside the government until cleared as their presence discredits Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's administration.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

PRESS STATEMENT BY:-
TAN SRI DATUK ROBERT PHANG MIOW SIN
Justice of Peace
Chairman – Social Care Foundation
31st Dec 2011


PLEASE DO NOT INSULT THE WISDOM AND INTELLIGENCE OF THE TAX PAYERS AND RAKYAT OR THEY MAY JUST TURN AWAY FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DAY. 

1. In the past few weeks, the MACC has been very prolific. Many advertorials have been published in the main stream newspapers of the MACC’s achievements in eradicating corruption. The conviction of former Selangor MB Dato Seri Khir Toyo to 1 year imprisonment seems to boost the MACC’s image.

2. The MACC blazed the trail again when on the 21st December 2011, the MACC announced the arrest of five (5) civil servants for bribery in separate places in Kedah. On Tuesday 27th December 2011, the husband of the ex-CEO of the Iskandar Investment Board (IIB), Mohd Amin Suhaimi, was charged in Johor Bharu for corruption. It seems strange that the ex-CEO herself was not charged. Then on Wednesday 29th December, a former IIB senior V-P, Rostam Razali, was fined RM20,000 after he pleaded guilty for abuse of power in disclosing confidential tender price information.

3. Meanwhile in KL, the Permanent Chairman of Malaysian Muslim Welfare Organisation (Perkim) Selangor branch who was also the former International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) Deputy Rector, Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Ariffin Suhaimi, was charged with two other Perkim members, Dato’ Baharin Baba, 58, and Abas Adam, 60 for Criminal Breach of Trust (CBT) by the MACC. The offence was alleged to have happened in the early 2000s.