Posted by izoklse > 2018-08-12 17:56 | Report Abuse

Over the next two weeks watch the Kuala Lumpur stock market. The ‘stolen’ RM18 billion GST refund is going to be pumped into the stock market. But that is still not enough. Mahathir and sons, Daim and proxies (you know who they are), plus certain people in the Council of Eminent Persons (CEP) are also going to pump billions into the stock market to help push the shares up. Lim Guan Eng says the Barisan Nasional government stole RM18 billion of the GST refund money and that is why the Pakatan Harapan government cannot pay the GST refunds that businesses are claiming. Najib Tun Razak denies the RM18 billion has been stolen and asks Guan Eng why it took him three months to discover that the RM18 billion has been stolen if the money has really been stolen. That is a very valid and pertinent question. If as much as RM18 billion has been stolen, surely the alarm bells would have gone off on 10th May 2018, not on 10th August 2018, three months later. How does one steal RM18 billion anyway? It is too much to carry in cash. Even RM1 billion is too much to carry in cash. So, it must have been transferred from one account to another account. And you cannot transfer RM18 billion from one account to another account without 1,000 people knowing about it. If there is supposed to be RM18 billion in the account and you know about it, then you will also know where that RM18 billion has gone to, unless the RM18 billion was cashed out. And since you cannot cash out RM18 billion without getting 200 people to help you carry that cash, and since you will never find enough space to hide RM18 billion in cash, then you cannot steal that RM18 billion in cash. So, Guan Eng knows that there is supposed to be RM18 billion in the account and he also knows that the RM18 billion is no longer in the account. But he does not know what happened to the money. Actually, all Guan Eng has to do is to find out who received the money. Then find out who was in charge of looking after the money. And then ask these people what happened to the money. Why can’t he do that instead of screaming like Chicken Little that the RM18 billion has been stolen? And now his boss, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, comes out and challenges Najib to prove that the RM18 billion has not been stolen. Mahathir ni sudah gila! It was Guan Eng who alleged that the RM18 billion has been stolen. So, Guan Eng needs to prove his allegation. Why ask Najib to prove he did not steal the RM18 billion? What Guan Eng needs to do is to publish the documents that show the RM18 billion came in to the account. Then publish the documents showing that the RM18 billion left the account. That will be the evidence to prove that the RM18 billion came in, after which it was stolen. The truth is the Pakatan Harapan government wants Malaysians to focus on the ‘stolen’ RM18 billion. And while Malaysians are looking the other way, Tun Daim Zainuddin is going to pump billions into the stock market. The stock market has lost more than RM10 billion since 10th May 2018 while the Ringgit is now down to about RM4.10 to the US$ in spite of the tens of billions that Bank Negara has spent propping up the Ringgit (if not it would now be RM4.50 to the US$). So, they will need to use this ‘stolen’ RM18 billion to not only prop up the Ringgit but to push the stock market up as well. Over the next two weeks watch the Kuala Lumpur stock market. The ‘stolen’ RM18 billion GST refund is going to be pumped into the stock market. But that is still not enough. Mahathir and sons, Daim and proxies (you know who they are), plus certain people in the Council of Eminent Persons (CEP) are also going to pump billions into the stock market to help push the shares up. And after the stock market has gone up they will slowly sell those shares, put the RM18 billion back into the account, and then announce they have found that ‘missing’ RM18 billion after all. The RM18 billion, they will say, had been transferred to the wrong account and now that they have discovered it the money will be transferred to the correct account and then refunded to the claimants. http://www.malaysia-today.net/2018/08/12/the-missing-rm18-billion-gst-money-will-be-used-to-push-up-the-stock-market/