GANGS OF DANIYAR NAZARBAYEV IS GOING TO MILK US DRY

Najib is in fear of having to reside behind Bars soon.

Najib going to French Jail, Son-in-law going to American Jail, Rosmah going to Kamunting for possession of corrupted money. Daughter to join the in-coming govt called PKR. Altantuya is watching from a distance….

The latest joint venture between Malaysia and Kazakhstan – Posh Criminals Inc.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2157941/Nephew-Kazakh-president-lied-academic-record-Columbia-University.html?ito=feeds-newsxmlLooks like PM Najib’s daughter has got herself into a big mess and will have to do a lot of soul searching. Can someone check and see if Daniyar Nazarbayev has already been granted Malaysian citizenship? Because if he is already a Malaysian citizen, the BN government would be glad to go all out, at any cost, to protect and save him. Daniyar’s skills in swindling would definitely be an ‘asset’ to our nation!
Soon, after getting married to PM daughter, this ‘conman’ will automatically become ‘melayu’ and therefore an UMNO member. This party is just suit him well. To Najib, congrates and good luck.

This guy Daniyar and his mother have successfully trapped the Najib family. His mother is a known gangster/mobster in Kazakhstan. This was planned much earlier and executed well by the mother and son team. Kesian Najib, Rosmah and Najwa. What goes around (Mongolia) comes around ( Kazakhstan). KARMA!!See those were not rumours about this future son-in-law of Malaysia’s 1st Lady Rosmah Mansoh, he is indeed from a Con Artist family, now everything is in the court coming from none other than his own Stepfather himself, Thieves will always band with Thieves, how apt !! Rosmah conned a condo from Sharizat Not too long ago we have one son-in-law who acts like a pm..but only on local ground…now we are going to have another one who cheats …but this one is better..he goes international…

This act of giving funds only to BN constituencies is a blatant corrupt practice. There is no way to justify the exclusion of Pakatan MPs either legally or ethically. Which begs the question-where are the institutions of government that will prevent such abuses from taking place? Where are the watchdogs? That is what is frustrating for Malaysians. The government cannot just to be chastised by civil society and the opposition. The relevant institutions need to stand up and do their part in righting the wrongs and not merely play politics!

MPs who will receive this RM1.5 million to account for every sen of it and not use this money as their campaign fund in the next GE. I hope PR will set up a monitoring body and report to the EC and MACC if any misuse is detected. All Malaysian pay taxes, but why some constituency gets more perks while other not? Is it all BN-held constituency are poorer compare to others? If that is the case then I can understand, and realized thats due to BN’s poor management. But if those constituency are rich, then why bother? Our tax money is not BN’s private coffer. RM1.5 million breakdown = RM1 million indirectly to MPs election fund. RM500,000 project for kampung/villages, crony contractor get 50% profit. So actually only RM250,000 reach the rakyat.No politician occupying the top post would envy Najib’s position. He is under siege from many within his own party, who want to be nominated to stand in the GE13, and never mind those without. He is a desperate man—so desperate, in fact, that he did something as silly and unproductive as spending RM32 million on the Million Youths Rally at Putrajaya last month. And it shows on his face, too. Look at his picture. He looks at least 10 years older than his biological age. Unfortunately, the fund will be channeled to their own pockets instead of helping the needed people. Najib is using this RM 1.5 million to buy loyalty. this kind of allocation is very unfair to the voters in the PR held constituencies and who have voted BN in GE12. They might as well vote for PR

The proposal to dish out RM1.5 million more to each BN-held constituency shows Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak is becoming desperate in light of the looming general election, Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim said.

Standard & Poor’s – the global credit rating agency – has threatened to downgrade Malaysia to a junk investment grade status. Should this happen, Malaysia’s reputation will take a big hit. The first fallen angel amongst the BRIC nations as the papers have been screaming. Malaysia will struggle to raises foreign capital to fuel its ambitious growth agenda if this happens. But can one really blame S&P for its statement. Is it off the mark when it says that the politics is the real culprit in Barisan-UMNO Malaysia?

A lot of people have complained about the Barisan-UMNO non-performance. Many have said that the problems come from within the Barisan-UMNO , not outside. What this statement really means is that no2is really an opposition leader who pretends to be part of the Barisan-UMNO. It’s perhaps only because he sees the Central government as a sort of piggy bank which he can withdraw money from all the time that he continues to be counted as a leader of the umno. There is not even a pretence of an ideological point of view on this subject or a care for the national good; it’s like the threat of a kidnapper who has taken someone hostage.

Barisan Nasional’s (BN) latest allocation of over RM200 million for its MPs to plough into their constituencies despite Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s pledges to rein in the deficit betrays the prime minister’s desperation ahead of federal polls, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

With Putrajaya admitting it is unlikely to meet GDP growth projections this year, leading to a larger budget deficit, the opposition leader took aim at the Najib administration, saying the move to hand each BN federal lawmaker RM1.5 million was “not proper.”

“The PM also said they can spend in cash, giving up to RM5,000 to their constituents. This is not proper,” the PKR de facto leader told a press conference.

“They are not concerned about financial regulations, they don’t care about finances,” Anwar(picture) said of the move, which comes on the back of Najib revealing a repeat of Bantuan Rakyat 1 Malaysia (BR1M) cash handouts to low-income families, which cost RM2.6 billion, was on the cards.

The Malaysian Insiderreported earlier today that the BN MPs were handed the allocation at yesterday’s BN pre-council meeting for the current parliamentary sitting as the Najib administration looks ahead to polls after September’s budget announcement.

Although Najib was earlier speculated to dissolve Parliament this month for a July election, he announced that he would be tabling next year’s budget on September 28 and that there was a possibility of another handout to low-income families under BR1M.

The RM500 paid out to nearly five million families at a cost of RM2.6 billion earlier this year saw his approval ratings shoot up to 69 per cent, largely due to a surge among poorer households.

But the aftermath of violence that erupted between police and demonstrators at the April 28 Bersih rally for free and fair elections saw the BN chief’s popularity slide to 65 per cent last month.

The Umno president said late last month the government will ensure that Malaysia’s debt will not exceed the statutory ceiling under the Loan (Local) Act and Government Funding Act due to its prudent management of the nation’s finances.

Najib, who is also finance minister, said his administration has also taken steps to rein in the fiscal deficit, which dropped to 4.8 per cent last year from a 22-year high of over seven per cent in 2009.

But Malaysia’s slowing economy, which recorded a third consecutive quarterly dip in growth to 4.7 per cent in the first three months of the year, off-track from earlier projections of up to six per cent growth for the year, has raised doubts over Putrajaya’s ability to keep spending in check.

Analysts have warned Malaysia to brace for a significant slowdown here due to rising linkages with top trade partners including China, the world’s second-largest market, which economists say is headed for a sixth consecutive quarterly drop in growth with worse to come.

A Greek exit from the euro zone, which is a growing threat, would cause a second recession in as little as four years in Malaysia as the knock-on damage to Europe poses a threat to the global economy, Bloomberg reported analysts and economists as saying recently.

The former nephew of the president of Kazakhstan had ‘great success’ after he conned his way into Columbia University and scammed his stepfather, the president’s brother, out of a ‘very nice’ $20 million New York City apartment, according to a lawsuit.

Daniyar Nazarbayev’s American adventure is a tale that puts to shame even the mighty Borat, the fictional Kazakh TV producer who lampooned the former Soviet republic on screen in 2006.

Mr Nazarbaye, 24, who fled from the US, is now reportedly engaged to marry the daughter of the prime minister of Malaysia, whom he met at the Ivy League university.

Swanky: Parts of the historic Plaza Hotel was converted to luxury condos, all of which sell more more than $1 million. Bolat Nazarbayev paid $20 million for his apartment

Bolat Nazarbayev, the brother of longtime president Nursultan Nazarbayev, is suing Daniyar Nazarbayev and his mother Maira Kesikbayev in a Manhattan court, claiming they are both international serial swindlers who stole a $20 million condo at the Plaza Hotel from him, the New York Post reports.

They also used a pair of luxury Wall Street apartment on his dime, Bolat Nazarbayev claims.