BREAKING / INTERPOL SAYS NO TO MALAYSIA RED NOTICE REQUEST

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INTERPOL REJECTS MALAYSIAN COPS' RED NOTICE BID ON CLARE
REPORTED BY MALAYSIAKINI

Interpol has rejected Malaysian police’s request to issue a red notice against Sarawak Report editor-in-chief Clare Rewcastle Brown. 

A red notice is akin to an international arrest warrant where member states are informed about an individual wanted for extradition. In a letter to UK-based NGO Fair Trials International, Interpol secretary-general Jurgen Stock confirmed that the his organisation had rejected Malaysia’s request. 

“Whilst Interpol does not usually comment on specific cases or individuals, in light of the significant press interest in this case we can confirm that Interpol’s general secretariat did receive a red notice request for Clare Rewcastle Brown from Malaysian authorities. 

“In line with our standard operating procedure, a review was conducted and, on Aug 9, the request for the red notice was refused,” said Stock. 

BREAKING / BLOCKED AGAIN! SARAWAK REPORT FEARS US SOMEHOW

WHAT SARAWAK REPORT FEARS THE MOST: 

the
NINE QUESTIONS FOR SARAWAK REPORT.

 9 Q 4 SR v1.1 is ALSO BLOCKED BY SARAWAK REPORT — Really…are we that scary? ASKING THE 9 QUESTIONS HAS BEEN BLOCKED BY SARAWAK REPORT

Are the revelations by the NINE QUESTIONS Panel and affiliates that alarming for Sarawak Report and Clare Rewcastle Brown?

CURRENT / THE JUSTO CONFESSION ON THE STRAITS TIMES OF SINGAPORE

As in the above for example?

FOCUS / THE LIARS CAN'T EVEN KEEP THEIR STORIES STRAIGHT

Even UK Laws are unfortunately not on Clare Rewcastle Brown’s side.

FOCUS / THE LIARS CAN’T EVEN KEEP THEIR STORIES STRAIGHT 
REPOSTED FROM 9Q4SARAWAKREPORT@MEDIUM


“There is a pattern of changing perception by misrepresenting facts; using outdated facts; and spreading misinformation to create outrage as the 1MDB story develops.

“Whether this was done intentionally we do not know, but it has created confusion on the part of social media users,” said the firm. 

('Poll: Netizens distrust PM; false news fuels confusion.' - MalaysiaKini, August 20, 2015) 


The tables are turning.

The facts surrounding the whole 1MDB debacle is rising to light despite the merry noise-making.

All the superficial demands for answers are just that: superficial…some people were not expecting to accept any answers. Period.

But the real facts speak for themselves.

Let’s examine some of that:

BREAKING / SARAWAK REPORT CAUGHT BLOCKING 9Q4SR TO AVOID SENSITIVE QUESTIONS

ASKING THE 9 QUESTIONS HAS BEEN BLOCKED BY SARAWAK REPORT on Medium — What are they afraid of?

BLOCKED BY SARAWAK REPORT FOR ASKING QUESTIONS–CERTAINLY, BLOCKING THE 9 QUESTIONS 4 SARAWAK REPORT IS EASIER THAN ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS

CURRENT / MACC: INVESTIGATION ON RM2.6 BILLION IN PM'S ACCOUNT STILL ON

MACC: INVESTIGATION ON RM2.6 BILLION IN PRIME MINISTER'S ACCOUNT STILL ON
REPORTED BY BERNAMA

KUALA LUMPUR, August 23, 2015–  

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is still investigating SRC International Sdn Bhd and RM2.6 billion funds deposited in the Prime Minister's bank account. 

MACC also refuted the statements by several quarters that MACC Chief Commissioner Tan Sri Abu Kassim Mohamed or MACC had issued statements that both the investigations had been closed. 

"In this regard, MACC stresses that the investigation on the case of SRC International Sdn Bhd and the RM2.6 billion are still going on," MACC said in a statement here, Sunday. 

CURRENT / SWITZERLAND'S FINMA LOOKING INTO POSSIBLE SWISS CONNECTION TO 1MDB

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SWITZERLAND'S FINMA LOOKING INTO POSSIBLE SWISS CONNECTION TO 1MDB 
REPORTED BY REUTERS

 August 19, 2015–

Swiss financial regulator FINMA is checking with some of the country's banks on whether they carried out business with Malaysia's troubled state investment fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), a spokesman said on Wednesday. 

1MDB, whose advisory board is chaired by Prime Minister Najib Razak, was the subject of a probe by Malaysia's central bank which was completed earlier this month. The fund has been dogged by controversy over its $11 billion debt and alleged financial mismanagement.