Soi Lek, Najib, then AG and the sex tape MalaysiaKini.com Nov 3 rd , 2015 Yoursay

YOURSAY | ‘What a delightful combination - the movie star, the PM, and the AG.’

Chua sings Najib’s praises: 'He helped with sex video statement'

Vijay47 : It appears that many among the multitudes believe that since former MCA chief Chua Soi Lek readily admitted being the star of ‘The Wolf of Street’, he qualifies being elevated to the ranks of saints and angels.

Leaving aside PM 's Boy Scout attributes in the whole affair, this exaltation appears to be quite in order with sundry lawyers and the attorney-general (AG) himself holding that despite Chua's admission of participation, he could "even win" should he choose to sue anyone accusing him of being in the sex tape.

Perhaps the person who was AG in 2008 could explain and enlighten us.

What a delightful combination - the movie star, the PM, and the AG. The team would have been truly complete if only they had a judge or two.

CQ Muar : By Chua's admission that Najib (at the time the deputy PM) had lent him a hand when the sex scandal erupted; and even went to the extent of assisting him (Chua) in drafting the speech admitting he was the person in the video goes to show that our prime minister will sympathise with wrongdoers and get them out of hot waters.

This is clear evidence Najib is a man deft at escaping from a tight situation and free himself from the dragnet. Such inherent talent of our prime minister clearly shows how shrewd and skilful he can be, which is manifested in his present 1MDB controversies.

An unprecedented fiasco such as the hefty billions found in his bank account can drag on for a long time, and this is due to his talent and mastery in stopping the exposure of his wrongdoings.

Anonymous 122461436161429 : There are so many things wrong with Chua’s statement.

Firstly, he says his lawyers told him to lie about the sex video and sue his accusers. His lawyers should be disbarred. And isn't this what Najib is doing with the 1MDB scandal - lying and suing the accusers?

Secondly, Chua supports Najib as a friend, not Najib as the PM. Chua should state his stand on Najib in his capacity as PM.

Should the PM of be the finance minister, should he admit and explain the alleged theft of billions, should he admit and explain the billions in his personal account, should he interfere in investigations into the scandal, should he condone insults of the Chinese minority by his fellow leaders, and should he step down?

XED: Chua’s lawyers have no sense of honour, telling him that "he could get away with denying it." They are a disgrace to the country.

When in 1963 War Minister John Profumo denied in the British Parliament allegations of sexual misconduct, including with sex worker Christine Keeler, who was also sleeping with a Russian military attaché (the Cold War was still on), he was acclaimed by MPs from his party.

Eventually he resigned from all his posts when the evidence proved overwhelming. He had committed a serious act of misconduct, in particular for misleading Parliament.

MPs are given the description "the honourable" for the simple reason that they are supposed to be people of honour. Sounds outlandish in Malaysia, right?

Profumo spent his remaining years working in charities, dying a broken man, but at least with more honour in him than the scum that infest Malaysian politics.

Odin Tajué : Interesting revelations, Chua Soi Lek. Now you have given a twist to the saying that a lawyer with a briefcase can steal more money than a robber with a gun.

Of course, 'lawyer' here applies to the AG as well, for the person holding the position is also trained in law.

Victor Johan : "Chua added that he had also consulted the attorney-general at that time, who had given a similar view."

So is Chua claiming that the then AG supported him in not telling the truth?

Turvy: Yes, interesting, if for no other reason, it’s an insight into the way the game of politics is played in this country, how one good turn in politics leads to the favour being returned for greater wrongs.

If all politicians are potentially wrongdoers, the conspiracy of buddies will make sure that no wrong done by any one of them will ever be revealed by another. Politics and governments therefore become the best camouflages for thieves and other criminals. Played to Chua's rules, the 1MDB ‘heist’ will never be revealed through government efforts. There is too much to lose for anyone who steps out of line.

Just like former DPM , the pack will kill you because they all have a lot to hide.

Ipohcrite : Thank you, Chua, for confirming what most already knew - that BN politicians are bereft of moral fibre and would callously deny wrongdoing just because they can get away with it due to insufficient proof.

And horror of horrors, they would even sue you in return and win their case based on their machinations.

Mohican : Chua, it was honourable of you to admit despite the consequences. Let him who has not sinned cast the first stone, said Jesus, when the men of his time wanted to stone a prostitute.

Jesus forgave her and told her not to sin anymore. She rose up to be one of the greatest saints. That is the power of forgiveness.

Pahatian : Chua, you said the PM is a good listener, but he is only interested to know more about your sexual exploits.

If he is indeed a good listener, he would have listen to the rakyat and Malaysia would not have become what it is today.

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