There are some serious allegations against the New Straits
Times on the whole Xavier Andre Justo storyline.
You can read this different take on the man formerly with
Petrosaudi (1MDB’s one time JV Partner) who was arrested in Thailand
recently for alleged blackmail and extortion charges.
Mind you, the picture of the arrest show a full array of uniformed men with automatic
weapons. All very Bourne-like in fact.
(The picture is a scene from Bourne Identity, which RTM2 has graciously brought to the idiot box last week or the other. Thank you, guys.)
Anyway, the ever gungho Sarawak Report has cast aspersions
on the, urm, reputations of the New Straits Times reporting on Xavier.
The NST piece (read and you’ll understand this use of
phrase) state amongst others: “How could such a sorry figure have ignited a major Malaysian political storm?”
Hmm… Haven’t read the NST for a while now but I am quite
shock with the style of writing. No byline on the online report though.
Probably the upcoming trial of Mr Justo will be followed
closely by all parties interested in this development on Petrosaudi that is one
of the many concerns with regards Malaysia’s 1MDB.
It would be interesting to see what sort of information will
come out from this trial and if at all, the MSM will accord it ample print
page.
Very sordid affair, this. You'd have to wonder where it will go finally.
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