Rafizi warns of fake 'Kajang move' document
Published: Aug 20, 2014 5:45 AM | Updated: Aug 20, 2014 2:11 PM
Rafizi Ramli has advised Pakatan Rakyat supporters to be cautious of a fake document being used to slander the opposition bloc's leaders.
Rafizi Ramli has advised Pakatan Rakyat supporters to be cautious of a fake document being used to slander the opposition bloc's leaders.
The PKR strategy director blamed Umno and BN for this.
Rafizi said the fake document circulated is purportedly the executive summary of the "Kajang Move".
"I was shocked to find that those who are supportive of Pakatan also spreading the matter (document) without determining the veracity (of the document)," he added.
He said the fake document is also "laughable" and has contents which are obvious red flags.
For example, he said, the author of the six-page document was clearly "not fluent in English" as the document is marked as "Eyes Only" instead of the usual "P&C" to denote it is private and confidential.
He added it is "implausible" that economist Azrul Azwar Ahmad Tajuddin, who is now Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim's special officer, was hatching a plan against the MB, as alleged in the document.
"Azrul is no longer a fellow at (PKR think-tank) Institut Rakyat and all PKR insiders know this, unless this document was indeed written by Umno bloggers," he wrote.
Militant group funding PKR?
Rafizi was also puzzled over which "ISIS" was said to be funneling RM1.5 million to Azrul (below) to "paralyse the economy".
He questioned if the ISIS refers to the federal government think-tank Institute of Strategic and International Studies or the militant group formerly known as Islamic State of Iraq and Syam.
Even the former, he said, would be "a joke" as it is unlikely that a federal government entity would be involved in a PKR strategy.
The document also details a four-phase plan to manipulate the stock market and foreign exchange market in the lead up to the 14th general election in order to undermine the Malaysian economy.
It also alleges that fees collected by the Selangor government via issuing licences for entertainment outlets and massage parlours would be funneled to a special fund managed by PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution and Rafizi.
"This document is clearly the work of Umno bloggers who once alleged that I had sex with a British woman called Kristi, without realising that Kristi is the name of my cat," he quipped.
Selangor crisis today
11am: Selangor PAS deputy commissioner Siti Mariah Mahmud call for the MB Khalid Ibrahim-bashing to stop.
11.34pm: The Registrar of Societies issues a notice summoning PKR on Khalid's sacking from the party.
12pm: A coalition of NGOs says it will defend Khalid 'from the streets to the palace', so he can complete his second term.
12.57pm: Selangor PAS calls on its partners not to question PAS' commitment to Pakatan Rakyat.
1.45pm: PKR denounces circulation of a fake 'Kajang Move' document, alleging PKR’s plans to siphon Selangor funds.
2.23pm: PAS exco member Halimah Ali admits that the main problem with Khalid is that he is tightfisted with state funds.
2.26pm: PAS leader Hanipa Maidin says it is 'nonsensical' to dissolve the state assembly as Dr Wan Azizah Ismail already has majority support.
4.56pm: MB's special officer Azrul Azwar Tajuddin lodges report on the 'fake' Kajang Move document.
5.20pm: State government sources say the sultan is expected to return to Malaysia on Aug 23, earlier than anticipated.
The PKR strategy director blamed Umno and BN for this.
"I was shocked to find that those who are supportive of Pakatan also spreading the matter (document) without determining the veracity (of the document)," he added.
He said the fake document is also "laughable" and has contents which are obvious red flags.
For example, he said, the author of the six-page document was clearly "not fluent in English" as the document is marked as "Eyes Only" instead of the usual "P&C" to denote it is private and confidential.
He added it is "implausible" that economist Azrul Azwar Ahmad Tajuddin, who is now Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim's special officer, was hatching a plan against the MB, as alleged in the document.
"Azrul is no longer a fellow at (PKR think-tank) Institut Rakyat and all PKR insiders know this, unless this document was indeed written by Umno bloggers," he wrote.
Militant group funding PKR?
Rafizi was also puzzled over which "ISIS" was said to be funneling RM1.5 million to Azrul (below) to "paralyse the economy".
Even the former, he said, would be "a joke" as it is unlikely that a federal government entity would be involved in a PKR strategy.
The document also details a four-phase plan to manipulate the stock market and foreign exchange market in the lead up to the 14th general election in order to undermine the Malaysian economy.
It also alleges that fees collected by the Selangor government via issuing licences for entertainment outlets and massage parlours would be funneled to a special fund managed by PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution and Rafizi.
"This document is clearly the work of Umno bloggers who once alleged that I had sex with a British woman called Kristi, without realising that Kristi is the name of my cat," he quipped.
Selangor crisis today
11am: Selangor PAS deputy commissioner Siti Mariah Mahmud call for the MB Khalid Ibrahim-bashing to stop.
11.34pm: The Registrar of Societies issues a notice summoning PKR on Khalid's sacking from the party.
12pm: A coalition of NGOs says it will defend Khalid 'from the streets to the palace', so he can complete his second term.
12.57pm: Selangor PAS calls on its partners not to question PAS' commitment to Pakatan Rakyat.
1.45pm: PKR denounces circulation of a fake 'Kajang Move' document, alleging PKR’s plans to siphon Selangor funds.
2.23pm: PAS exco member Halimah Ali admits that the main problem with Khalid is that he is tightfisted with state funds.
2.26pm: PAS leader Hanipa Maidin says it is 'nonsensical' to dissolve the state assembly as Dr Wan Azizah Ismail already has majority support.
4.56pm: MB's special officer Azrul Azwar Tajuddin lodges report on the 'fake' Kajang Move document.
5.20pm: State government sources say the sultan is expected to return to Malaysia on Aug 23, earlier than anticipated.
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