This avenues for potential corruption. Devil's advocate series no 26.

1. The government wants to pick and choose economic winners.

2. It wants to create a cluster of the novue rich 

3. It gives out contracts, licenses, monopolies etc 

4. Unfortunately these are also potential avenues for massive corruption by the grand mafia 

5. Grand mafia being the collusion between political masters and very top bureaucrats 

6. This GF must be distinguished from corporate Mafia (CM). A term made infamous by sdra Rafizi Ramli 

7. This is collusion between corporate scumbags

8. Scheming, machinations and manipulations of the share in public listed company 

9. With approval from the SC, Trade ministry or finance ministry 

10. Must also distinguish from the deep state (DS). 

11. That is collusion between high government officials and the business community. 

12. The GM, CM and DS are avenues for massive corruption 

13. They 'circumcise' the monetary outlays and budgets for government projects. 

14. After retiring they get to buy 10 to 15 million ringgit bungalows. 

15. They get comfy on their asses, we get buttfucked 16. Hence to reduce corruption greatly, eliminate the GM, CM and DS 17. Do an accurate and lifestyle audit on these people 

18. But our attitude towards corruption, especially the attitude of malays towards it, is ambivalent 

19. In china, they execute the corrupt. In south Korea they shoot the corrupt. In Saudi Arabia, they cut the hands of those who steal. 

20. But in Malaysia we are horrified. The plunderer gets discounts on jail sentence and fine. They can even agitate for house arrest. 

21. That's why petty thieves sentenced to jail are frantically looking for an addendum document. 

22. And it doesn't help justice when the PM says he is not interested to jail criminals as long as he gets the money back 

23. When lee kuan yew says the man who rules Singapore must have the iron in him, can easily be translated as the man who rules Malaysia must have the iron in him too. 

24. Otherwise what do we have? A bourgeois and genteel sense of justice?

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Reformasi is not sloganeering or doing batik painting or songket weaving . It's the surgical overthrow of defunct political cultures.

1. At the end of PKR convention. In Johor, the PM shouted the customary slogans.

2. Reformasi, lawan tetap lawan, membujur lalu melintang patah. 

3. As pak pandir modern would usually say, wow! 

4. In an earlier article , I said conversation. Because I think that it was just that- a talk cock session. 

5. The convention was more dominated by Rajinikanth Ramanan outpouring of diatribes against a person not there. 

6. The sloganeering was chorused by PKR leaders, where it befits them. 

7. We could see people like Mr Ramanan, makcik fadlina and herr fahmi there at the front row. 

8. It dawned upon many of us, that reformasi is not sloganeering, but the doing of it. 

9. Especially now, as reformasi is dwarfed by korapsi, kolusi and kebasi. 

10. And safety netting of Azam Baki. 

11. Are we seeing the ramananisation of PKR? 

12. The DAP and AMANAH have an interest in what's happening to PKR 

13. They supported Anwar but not to see PKR political culture,watered down by an ex mic saboteur. 

14. Anwar is responsible not only to PKR but also to his loyal stakeholders, DAP and AMANAH 

15. It's clear that the doing part of reformasi is more important. 

16. It's evidently clear that reformasi is not sloganeering or chorusing about it. 

17. It's not like doing batik painting, songket weaving, drinking teh tarik or eating pasembur, singing Kuch Kuch HOTA hai. It must never be so temperate, so bourgeois politely so leisurely and celebratory. 

18. It must be the the surgical removal of all previous political cultures. 

19. And that requires a firm leadership, the very requirement lectured by notorious Azam Baki. 

20. Which reminded me of what Lee Kuan Yew said after sorting out the SIA pilots issue. 

21. He said, that whoever rules Singapore must have that iron in him. 

22. Translated in our case, means whoever rules Malaysia must have that iron in him. 

23. Therefore those in attendance of the Johor talk cock session, if you approach reformasi with no reformasi state of mind, might as well stay home. 

24. Do your husband and wifely duties.

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Smarmy sycophants and reality checkers. Sokong membawa rebah.

1. Those bootlickers and grovelling sycophants are destroying Anwar.

2. By their smarmy acclaims of Anwar, they are dangerously making Anwar believes in his own infallibility.

3. Acclaims like he is the best FM, the best PM, most exalted manager of the Malaysian economy, most superb diplomatic skill and so on, make us feel nauseated.

4. This reminds me of the times when China comes up with the east is red.

5. China existed and prospers because they had chairman Mao and chairman Mao only. Every line of the song contained profuse adulation of Mao.

6. Just like now, Malaysia is what it is because of Anwar.

7. Will these grovelling sycophants stop it? You are just galvanizing those who challenge and dispute your unrealistic assessments.

8. In the main, these opinion shapers and mind benders are still at the stage of being entertained by Mrs Palmer and her 5 beautiful daughters.

9. They are hot headed, opinionated and set in their ways. They can't be reasoned with. Leave them be .

10. What is most needed now are reality checkers , those who are not afraid of giving opposing opinions

11. Anwar should be the 1st to recognize this , not be temperamental at them or describing them as nyet nyet babblers .

12. The painful truth is, I am going to say it out of affection for Anwar, Anwar is like a pile of poop attracting all kinds of poop bugs.

13. I don't want Anwar to be a one trick pony. But it seems, the corporate mafia issue is fast becoming his Waterloo.

14. Many of us have talked about this corporate mafia. But what is it?

15. It is the deep state in it's crudest form. It's a collusion between rouge government officials and crooked business people to take over companies. Not just any company but one that secured lucrative government business.

16. The corporate COSA nostra is conspirational in nature. It's an unholy union between rouge government officials and rapacious greedy business people

17. Once a target company has been identified , these corporate devils will ask government officials to apply all sorts of pressure on existing shareholders of the target company.

18. By asking, we mean probably financial inducements or a visit to ah bengs massat parlor for unidentified china doll services .

19. All sorts of pressure include intimidation, extortion,amla, lhdn issues, police issues, issues with securities commission, bursa saham etc .

20. The corporate devils will buy minority equity in these target companies and ask government officials to apply all sorts of pressure we mentioned above

21. Eventually with the promise that all the problems will disappear, the existing shareholders will sell at haircut prices or give the shares free to the corporate devils.

22. One thing puzzles me though. Now that things are out in the open, why don't those original shareholders come out and admit so and so, from x and y, terrorized us.

23. That would certainly fortify the suspicion that corporate mafia-ism does exist and here are the people behind it .

24 . Go report to the police, sprm etc, tell the whole world

25. The admission of these people will prevent madam SUA from intimidating the public from talking about the issue .

26 . Perhaps the public can initiate a class action against her for intimidating the public and misusing the law for silencing people . The people can express their contempt of her by not voting chubby SUA.

27. Her conduct is a variation by the rich and powerful people in using the law to silence legitimate criticisms.

28. Deep pocketed people use the law of defamation to silence well meaning critics.

29. People from the corporate COSA nostra will use their wealth and power to prevent people from talking about them

30. The sad truth is, the courts often side with the deep pocketed crowd.

31. People who thrust their lives in public light must expect comments of them, complimentary or uncomplimentary

31b. It is most unfair for judges to side with the deep pocketed COSA nostra who think so highly of themselves .

32. Judges must realise that public criticisms of the corporate mafia, arose because public interest > Hakim: minded people honestly ex believe the corporate mafia has committed a host of crimes

33. Judges should not be punishing honesty

33 b. Judges behaving badly, only serves to confirm what a lawyer friend told me .

34. Lawyers and judges are like eggs. They come in grades. A,B and C.

35. C is most deficient in many ways

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Other aspects from victor Chins reveal.

1. Let's make clearer some issues arising from Victor Chin's reveal.

2. Victor confirms the existence of corporate mafia-ism. 

3. By his own admission, his services were required to take over nexG. I used nextG in previous articles to signify it's the next government, as in the alternative government. 

4 . Who else can get rights to produce ICs and passports if its not the government? 

5. The cibai thing is, with 1.6m civil servants, we can't re-assign some civil servants to do the job? 

6 . We are disillusioned with the response of madam secretary of PKR . 

7. With the open admission of Vic about the existence of a corporate mafia, the secretary regarded as fitnah talks about the existence of corporate mafia-ism . 

8. Despite the open admission by Vic Chin that he paid a PKR MP 9.5mil service fee, the secretary regards such talks regarding bribing a PKR MP as fitnah. 

9,. Why be so defensive? Shouldn't she declare that being a party that upholds integrity, PKR will investigate the allegations? 

10. Instead she goes on a pretended offense by declaring that PKR will not hesitate to take legal action for besmirching any PKR leaders of receiving the 9.5 mil. 

11. She will also regard those talking about corporate mafia as spreading fitnah or slander. 

12. There are 2 issues here . By going on a brinkmanship offense, she gives an impression, she's harboring an offender 

13. Isn't harboring a potential criminal a crime itself? 

14. She could find herself as the object of legal actions by netizens. 

15. As to Vic Chin, he has thrown a curve ball at the committee investigating corporate mafia-ism . 

16. It would be embarrassing if the committee omits the names of the people he claimed to be involved in corporate mafia-ism. Especially if it has planned to come up with a whitewashed report 

17. Vic Chin may find himself in deep waters. He has admitted he's part of the corporate mafia. He has named names. He has admitted he has given 9.5 mil to a PKR MP, possibly through through Mr R. 

18. His admission of involvement in corporate mafia-ism makes him tenable for possible legal action. 

19. Bribing a PKR MP for 9.5mil could subject him to other legal actions. 

20. Having told the world, he has given 9.5mil 'service fee' to a PKR MP, he is duty bound to tell the identity of the PKR MP. 

21. If he doesn't give, he could be charged for obstructing justice . 

22. He's also duty bound to officially reveal the identity of Mr R. 

23. Mr R could find himself in hot soup too. Lawyers or no lawyer. Lawyers don't enjoy immunity from legal punishments, tau. 

24. Bribery or sanitized as service fee is a crime. He can be an assesory to the crime. He assisted in the commission of a crime. 

25. The PM should now realized he's surrounded by nincompoops and low lifes. 

26. He should be thinking of self preservation more than ever. Ditch them, Sir!

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