COVER-UP? COVER-UP? COVER-UP? CORRECT, CORRECT,CORRECT.

Malaysiakini reported yesterday:

Later, another commissioner Steve Shim asked Wee whether there was any necessity to drag in other personalities into the inquiry and whether the lawyer’s intention was to call these personalities as witnesses.

“If I have my way, I would like Low Hop Bing and Mokhtar Sidin to be called,” Wee said, but did not elaborate on the nature of Low’s involvement.

Low’s name was mentioned in Thirunama’s witness statement but it was in the parts of the statement which was not accepted by the commission.

The reason this Commission was constituted was to put to bed the fact that from the tape it can be proved that a senior lawyer was brokering promotions for certain judges to ensure that they look kindly on his and his client's case. Terms of Reference 4 and 5 that is.

Allow me to remind the commission of Section 12 of the Commissions Act against any person who attempts to hinder another from giving evidence.

So why are some statements not accepted by the commission. WE ARE SPEEDILY COMING INTO THE YEAR OF THE RAT!!!! OR IS THE RAT HERE ALREADY....I CAN SMELL IT.

Remember the morsels brought in by Hantu.......here is more:

Poison Pen Letters were sent to these selected receipients. Why? Who instructed these be sent:

a. Tun Eusoff Chin’s house at No. 21, Jalan 3/78, University Garden, Petaling Jaya.

b. Dato Low Hop Bing at No. 22, Jalan 3/88, University Garden, Petaling Jaya.

c. Dato K L Rekhraj at SS2/74A, Petaling Jaya.

d. Dato Mokhtar Sidin at Jalan Gurney, Kuala Lumpur

e. The former Attorney General, the late Tan Sri Mokhtar Abdullah at Jalan SS7/2,Kelana Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya.

Delivering a brief case to Dato Low Hop Bing

On or about 1996, aN old heavy dark brown briefcase was sent to Dato Low Hop Bing’s house. Dato V K Lingam explained that Dato Low Hop Bing had accidentally left the briefcase in Dato V K Lingam’s car (Registration No. CAF 45 Volvo 740). This was delivered and Dato Low Hop Bing was waiting to receive the briefcase. Briefcase of?

Delivering documents and handphones to Dato Mokhtar Sidin

On or about 1996, Dato V K Lingam was driven to Dato Mokhtar Sidin’s house. He was carrying some documents. The driver waited outside the house while Dato V K Lingam went inside the house to discuss with Dato Mokhtar Sidin. About 30 minutes later, Dato V K Lingam came back empty handed. Case closed?

Come on you troika.....forget the other two cut-out cardboards....let them warm the stool....You Three can't make this into a dog and pony show. Shake off the sand from your eyes.Be the lawyers you were.....dig out everything.....even call Jayanti a/p P L Govindarajulu Naidu to be a witness. This is a ROYAL Commission.....give some respect to that ADJECTIVE. .....And that is what Hantu wants me to tell you trio.