Inconvenient and irritating questions. Sontoloyo series no 59

1. There were many media postings glorifying and celebrating one particular person who was the main figure in a series of bribery scandals, beginning in Sabah.

2. He was recently arrested by the SPRM people. Made a big issue of that and a ruckus

3. He alleged guns were pointed to him. Or put in fear of some bodily harm. Assaulted.

4. During the arrest process, he seemed to be resisting it. And he was heard shouting many things

5. His actions were surprisingly not reported by the partisan media.

6. I didn't know that arrest must be so polite and civil

7. Except for Najib who was gingerly treated, in fact escorted and protected by security people, the rest who is arrested can expect some roughing up.

8. There are many issues raised by this person which need to be treated with utmost circumspect.

9. By his own admission, he bribed some Sabah aduns. Some were brought to court . Some haven't.

10. He even video taped the transactions. Spielberg would be ashamed

11. He added drama to it by having a lady participate in a video saying the video on the aduns was done at the bestest of the PM.

12. The lady was said to be a proxy of shamsul Iskandar, then chief polsec to the PM.

13. How was the behest of the PM communicated? Through shamsul, then the lady?

14. Isn't that 3rd hand information? It can be considered hearsay evidence.

15. Or the person had an audience with the PM over a plate of pasembur

16. Also, by his own admission as reported by the media, he said he gave shamsul 600k plus

17. The social media gleefully splattered a few receipts all.over the place.

18. Which only proved the person is a fastidious collector of receipts or he has malice aforethought.

19. Now he's charged of giving 200k plus, a charge he has denied

20. If he couldn't admit for giving 200k plus, how can he admit to giving a bigger sum?

21. If he has denied giving any monies, what is shamsul guilty of?

22. There's nothing shamsul needs to admit to.

23. The story woven by this person is full of loopholes. A large part of his story is fabricated crap .

24. A rottweiler of a prosecution lawyer would tear his story to pieces

25. By default, his serpentine story, exonerates shamsul of any guilt.

26. It would be interesting to see how his story would be dismembered in court .

27. As to the adulation and celebration of him, he is in a situation of you say potaytoes, I say poetarto, others say patata .

28. Some ragard him as a whistleblower,many will say he is a snitch, a rat .

29 . He will rat on anyone he comes across. Better to avoid him with a 10foot pole.

30. Many of those who hailed and celebrated him,would probably not give him a rats ass look at him . But he is a useful idiot.

31. There's no mention of shamsul even,but this person is a pawn on the political chessboard to discredit the king

32. The king being Mr anvar ebraheem

33. Anything which can be used to discredit him, put him in general contempt ,will be used.

34. In the end,it is like a Trump would say, a crap by the self righteous.

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A friend in need, is a friend indeed. Sontoloyo series no 57

1. The charges before Shamsul Iskandar has yet to be proven. Until then, he is innocent.

2. The charges (4+1) have it that Shamsul has corruptly taken a total of a out 240k.

3. Both accused have pleaded not guilty of all the charges.

4. Here's where things get interesting. If one of the accused deny having given Shamsul a total of 240k, what has Sam taken?

5. 240k marbles or 240k pieces of rubber bands?

6. I don't abandon a friend just because at the moment, there's a setback.

7. He was an MP when I served as one.

8. Didn't the media conduct their own self righteous trial by media, a few weeks ago?

9. The amount of 600k+ was splashed about? A list of receipts was displayed triumphantly?

10. All to show that shamsul is a greedy and conniving fellow.

11. All proven to be lies and media sensationalism only.

12. The object of derision is not Sam really but PMX..

13. Sam's decision to quit because of the 2nd reason, that being to protect the PM, was therefore a correct one.

14 . He read the situation well and knew where this ruckus will lead to.

15. As to the corruption charges, that will be handled by his lawyers.

16. Whatever the accused say outside the courtroom is mere verbiage. Whatever we laymen make comments, they are reading material only . Worth reading or rubbished accordingly.

17. If we are reading tea leaves, they will tell us, whose conduct will lead to loss and victory.

18. While Sam has remain calm and collected, telling supporters to pray and he will stoutly defend himself, the same cannot be said of the accused

19. He has been ranting uncontrollably and screaming incoherently.

20. What have lawan tetap lawan, reformati and allegations about being asked by the PM to video record his nefarious dealings got to do with the case in hand?

21. His conduct is already loathsome

22..the allegations about getting endorsement from the PM to record his nefarious transactions, can be a separate litigation case

23. His verbal outbursts caused bigger holes being dug. This is clearly a case of loose lips sink ships

24. Storied and sensational tales by the media must never be believed immediately.

25. Didn't the media gleefully had the bribed amount as 600k plus?

26. Now the amount tendered in court charges is 240k. What happened to 400k? Gone into the pockets of the media?

27. The media had it that Sam was given 600k to try to get back the money that was given to Sabah aduns.

28. Now, the legal charge says 200k plus to get mining concessions, not get back money .

29. How can the charges hold? Sam is not in the approving state committee nor is he a Sabah adun.

30. You may say, it's a directive from the PM? That has to be proven kan?

31. Therefore to me the case against Sam is not an open and shut case

32. On the other hand, the case against the other accused, is grimmer.

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Say it loud.. I bribe and I am proud! Sontoloyo series no 52

1. Something is truly rotten in the state of Denmark. Because something seems to be wrong with our moral precepts. 2. We seemed to elevate the stature of crooks who stole to that of folk heroes

3. Najib, who stole millions from SRC and most likely fleeced billions from 1MDB is regarded as a folk hero. Even told not to be ashamed of anything.

3b. It's a steal baby steal country and proud of it.

4. Ismail sabri, Zahid , Bung and others are exemplary characters worthy of emulation , by mucus- flowing-from nose boys.

5. Similarly,the man at the centre of a collection of bribery scandals is made into a hero characters.

6. Cyber trolls have become GOONS- guardians of our nation's soul.

7. Many are actually sanctimonious bastards - moral uprights and keeper of righteousness.

8. It's all a sham.

9. When shamsul is alleged to do something not virtuous, all hell broke loose

10 . There appears to be a delightful and gleeful outpouring of scorn and contempt.

11. Even better because shamsuls indiscretion can be used to wallop Nana Non.

12. The man who has been shrieking incessantly about sakau and exposing these bastards and sending them to Sungai buloh resort.

13. The GOONS can now say , it's all hypocritical!

14. But how come I didn't see the outpouring of venom and toxicity when Najib,Ismail sabri, Zahid , Bung etc all committed even bigger felonies? Apa pasal?

15. You all suffer from non compos mentis? Too much ketum perhaps?

16. Now you call the man at the centre of bribery scandals, a whistle bower, a detonator, a time bomb etc

17. As though giving him these terms, imparts some respectability. Up yours man.

18 . I learnt of a phrase in Law that says, he who comes before equity comes with clean hands

19. The man at the centre of the the bribery scandals, here, there and everywhere isnt a paragon of virtue either

20. So pray tell, why are we celebrating him making him a folk hero character?

21. All those terms of respectability were all fake. He's more a demolition man, a Chinese Wesley snipes

22. How can we, denizens of moral uprightness and propriety countenance such cooked ways done by him to get redress?

23. Is bribing, his way of getting on in business?

24. If so , then him bribing shamsul is all in a day's work.

25. It's difficult for us to accord him even an iota of credibility.

26. This business of romanticizing his role is carried out by people who claimed to be journalists but who are cyber trolls actually.

26b. They apply differing standards of moral precepts on different people.

27. When dirty deeds are carried out by UMNO people for instance, they trivialise them, sanitize them and make the dirty deeds appear normal

28. When it comes to shamsul, they go all out to crucify him.

29. Because that is also a chance to hit at Nana non .

30. I am not condoning the things that shamsul is alleged to have done,but the way of persecuting him, I see as wrong.

31. Suddenly the cyber trolls have become moral policemen or cyber Talibans.

32. Which makes can't avoid suspecting these cyber trolls as being UMNO surrogates and 5th columnists.

33. Working all the time to discredit our PM.

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The case of the resignation of the PMs political secretary. An unconventional view. Sontoloyo series no 51

1. Shamsul Mat akin principal political secretary to PM...

2. ..has tendered his resignation.

3. More importantly, he is motivated by a desire to protect PKR.

4. As to the 1st reason, I am confident he will do it spiritedly

5. That is expected of a short person, who usually has an indomitable spirit .

6. His detractors called him disparagingly as ketot to add color to their diatribes

7. That, is not an argument but a description of shamsuls physical attribute. We shall ignore it.

8. Shamsuls resignation perhaps followed exposure of his infamous letter of recommendation to MOH.

9. Perhaps more damagingly, it followed the revelations of 1 Albert tei, that the businessman gave shamsul cash and footed the bill for a number of items.

10. As a side story, teis conduct tells bad things about the character of sabahans, in general. It is he who must be faulted.

11. Sabah is a nest of vipers. Politicians and business people.

12. And regrettably, teis conduct tells us to treat sabahans in general, with circumspect.

13. The majority of sabahans are good people. Tei has soiled their good name. Blame it on Albert.

14. Good old tei screwed the Sabah people. He screwed shamsul Iskandar.

15. Shamsul Iskandar may have done some disreputable things.

16. I said may because this whole thing demands careful and thorough investigations .

17. Lets' not rushed to prejudiced judgements

18. The decision to quit is the right and honourable thing to do. That coming from a man with Napoleonic physical stature.

19. The 2nd reason given, is noteworthy. We should focus on that.

20. It's to protect PKR and more importantly, PMX.

21. That's more we can say about some buggers soiled with just perceptions of corruption and other litanies

22. In Wak 47 and Bung's cases, they are more than perceptions. They are prima facie cases

23. So what shamsul did is to show these people what to do and the honourable thing to do

24. Shamsuls decision to quit is the measuring stick with which we measure all the UMNO luminaries. This, we must not forget.

25. The 2nd reason to protect PKR and PMx is all the more important. Because God knows PKR has taken a bloody beating of late

26. Being regarded as sloganeering only about reformasi but becoming the monster it despises.

27. Anwar too is suffering from serious believability problem.

28. Which can be made good by a shamsul freed from the burden of office.

29. A freer shamsul can now go around the country act as a ' sweeper' and fortify the front lines and PKR shock troops. Prepare them for the hustings in PRU16 .

30. The PM should appoint him as such a sweeper for the party.

31. His willingness to quit shows he is placing the interests of the party before his personal. That is how an organization endures. Party interests before personal.

32. Many may Pooh poohed this- but it also shows his unwavering support to the PM as leader. An organisation endures because of that conduct - loyalty .

33. As to the first reason in deciding to quit, if any charges are proffered against him, he will robustly and vigorously defend himself.

34. We haven't seen his side of the story and are inclined to follow our biases. It maybe the case where many of the storylines by Albert T crumble. Wait and see.

34b. If I were to be blunt the payment plus given by Albert is payment for services expected.

35. Technically,there's no corruption involved but procurement of payment by false representation . Corruption and securing payment by deception are 2 different things

36. Wasn't Albert eager to part off with some cash and foot the bill in the hope of getting the monies given to the Sabah politicians ?

37. He thus saw shamsul as a useful conduit. It's a case of him taking advantage too

38. Some quarters are using the shamsul kerfuffle to pursue their own interests.

39. Shamsuls decision to quit has exposed for example,pas insatiable lust for power.

40. It's typical of pas of wanting to get something for free .

41. They now have upped the ante, asking for the resignation of the PM too.

42. In their lust for power,pas has ignored the ways of securing it.

43. What's the common denominator in the shit in KK and putrajaya? It's Albert T.

44. Seems he always does things with malice aforethought and ulterior motives.

45. Ini maciam bah, he will be as leper among politicians and business people

46. I am surprised that a statesman like Tun M wants to be associated with a dastardly person like Albert T. But then Tun is 100 years old. Who can advise him?

47. The shamsul episode has taught us several lessons. Sure some may not like what shamsul has done, but let's be rational.

48. There is a correct and honourable way of doing things. Shamsul has done them. His conduct should show other politicians the correct and honourable way .

49. Placing party interests before self interest is the right attitude. Shamsul has shown us that.

50. Loyalty to the leader is a Sina qua non for the organisations endurance. It is also important for the leader's political longevity.

51. Therefore, we should not be too hasty and judged shamsul to be sly and underhanded. He is just being an effective politician.

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