Some Reponses to Razak Baginda Interview

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‘Razak, don’t tell us who’s not involved’

November 21, 2008

‘I know that I am not involved, everybody else is also not involved. The real murderer, too, is not involved as he would never admit his involvement.’ On Abdul Razak: Najib not involved Ranjeet: Razak Baginda, since you can vouch for Najib and Rosmah, then I assume that you know the full story behind the murder of Altantunya. Don’t tell us who is not involved. I know that I am not involved, everybody else is also not involved. The real murderer too is not involved as he would never admit his involvement. Then, Razak Baginda, tell us who is involved. Tell us also where is Balasubramaniam. If you do not know, then we are not interested in you. Just thank your luck that you’re acquitted and that you were lucky enough to be born in Malaysia the Bolehland. John Tan: The truth is that no one knows what the truth is. But from the manner which the prosecution team worked on the case, it gives us the general perception that they are not doing enough to uncover the truth. Among others, one question that needs to be answered is how did Altantuya’s immigration records disappear? Whoever authorised and instructed this move must have had a reason to have her records erased and must wield considerable authority to be able to get this done. Moreover, if Altantuya’s remains were not discovered, no one would even know that she ever entered Malaysia. So a very important angle was not even investigated. Millionth Citizen: Of course, Najib and Rosmah are not involved. After all, who’s hand was it that made your acquittal possible? And why are we not surprised that you were to be the gifted one to tell the world that they are not involved? As has been said before, you being found not guilty was a foregone conclusion. And only the same hand that got you acquitted could delete the arrival records of the deceased, the disappearance of a vital witness, providing the C4 and even arrest RPK. The fun is only just beginning. Let’s wait for the outcome of the trial of the remaining accused. The wayang kulit show has just started. One way or another only god can sanction the punishment for such a sin as this killing. Sang Kancil: B_ _ _ _ _ _ _! That’s my comment. Razak Baginda with a french beard simply showed that he is not real and sincere in his statement. A true Muslim or shall I say, human being, will not tell lies. Where is your integrity? So who gave the instruction to use the C4? Who erased the immigration records of Altantuya? We Malaysian are not stupid. Remember, you will have to face Allah on Judgement Day. What are you going to tell Him? CK: Razak Baginda, my advice to you is to go and seek repentance from your God and atone for your sins. Your revelations are tainted and will only create more suspicion in the eyes of the public as you have no credibility in the court of public opinion. Since your imprisonment over the last two years, we have seen enough incidents to realise that things are not what they seem. Too many questions are left unanswered and you are the last person to provide the answers. Go complete your course at Oxford or Cambridge and leave the us alone to tackle the economic malaise that is upon us. Robert Choo: He was incoherently ‘sword-fighting’ with the media. I must admit he is good at it and he must have been rehearsing for this wayang kulit show, well, in the one week since the last cancelled press conference. But he was superlative at evading the relevant questions. Razak Baginda, you are very lucky to get away with your life. But the baggage you carry now will weigh you down from now till eternity. You can live the rest of your with your conscience. Remember two police officers are to be tried – on whose order? Dian Abdullah: Yes, sometimes it is better to save one’s own skin than to admit the truth. Especially if that person whom you wish would reveal the truth is some one very, very high up. It is an accepted fact that our Malaysian society has gone downhill. We are fed daily doses of lies, murder, revenge, cheating, abuse of power and racial disharmony by our very leaders who are supposed to protect and guide us. Abdul Razak Baginda had said ‘the prison authorities demonstrated a high degree of professionalism’. So we can rest assured that he was given special VIP service during the 22 months compare to Lim Guan Eng, Teresa Kok or RPK. Karma comes in many forms. It would be better if Abdul Razak Baginda take a really hard look at the future since he, too, has a daughter. Cheesed Off: We are not interested in this alibi for Najib. The courts and Najib can defend the ‘truth’. Note: for comments on other matter under YOUR SAY please go to www.malaysiakini.com