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Jet engine theft: AG clears top brass

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humittt

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Jan 4, 2010, 8:28:14 PM1/4/10
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PUTRAJAYA (Jan 4, 2010): The Attorney-General’s Chambers has ruled
out the involvement of senior armed forces officers in the theft of
two F-5E jet engines from an airforce base in Sungai Besi in 2007. "
At that time, the senior officers , they all keluar , pergi minum." he
added.

tompel@tmnet.net.my mat tompel

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Jan 4, 2010, 8:36:33 PM1/4/10
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Yeah the top brass arranged for a minuman on the day in question when the
jet engine disappeared. They as a result bore witness to the fact that
everone was there and therefore cannot be responsible for the lost. however
there was one thing the top brass forgot and that is how can he arrange such
a meeting and leave no one in particular in charge of the airforce base? He
should be sbeasked to explain for such a stupid mistake. However what was
the meeting about and why every senior officer had to be present?
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CPC - Communist Party of China

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Jan 4, 2010, 11:28:00 PM1/4/10
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F-5 star Fighter is out of date .

The Cynic

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Jan 5, 2010, 11:26:29 AM1/5/10
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"humittt" <hum...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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PUTRAJAYA (Jan 4, 2010): The Attorney-General�s Chambers has ruled

out the involvement of senior armed forces officers in the theft of
two F-5E jet engines from an airforce base in Sungai Besi in 2007. "
At that time, the senior officers , they all keluar , pergi minum." he
added.

Why only low level personnel are involved in high profile scandals? In the
Mongolian model murder case, only 2 policemen who don't even know her were
charged. Now everyone has forgotten about it.

tompel@tmnet.net.my mat tompel

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Jan 5, 2010, 11:07:37 PM1/5/10
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I doubt people of Malaysia have forgotten. It is just that they are
practical people and know when to exercise their rights. They are not going
to make a big who ha about it now but will exercise their franchise in due
course when the time comes. collect the bribes they will, but voting in
accordance with their wishes they will too without raising a fanfare.
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> PUTRAJAYA (Jan 4, 2010): The Attorney-General�s Chambers has ruled
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