The Next Big Fish !!
Is this the reason he went against his own boss and became a Brutus in Arms with Brutus Alphard ?
Is Wee Ka Siong next?
Tuesday, 22 December 2009 15:39
| KUALA LUMPUR - Speculation is rife that the next big fish to be hauled up and charged over the PKFZ scandal is Deputy Education Minister Dr Wee Ka Siong. According to a local web portal, "leaked documents" deposited with the prosecuting authorities had linked Wee, who is MCA Youth chief, to the scandal through his involvement in a consulting firm known as Hijau Sekitar Sdn Bhd.
The web portal alleges that documents show that Hijau Sekitar Sdn Bhd did consultancy work for Wijaya Baru Sdn Bhd on "the feasibility of a new port facility on reclaimed land at the mouth of Selat Lumut in Port Klang" in 2006. Wijaya Baru, it said, is the parent company of Kuala Dimensi Sdn Bhd, the turnkey contractor which" made PKFZ into a goldmine." Further, the news portal claimed that Hijau Sekitar, established in 1992, is owned by Wee Ka Siong, who has 49,998 shares. The remaining shareholders are one Lim Kit Siong (50,001 shares) and Wong Woon Ping (1 share). Seven boxes of documents However, according to the report the plans by Wee and two of his cohorts went awry after Transport Minister and MCA president Ong Tee Keat "messed up the grand design by opening the can of worms" that became known as the PKFZ scandal. The report further says that the Attorney-General's Chambers and the MACC "are now poring through seven boxes of documents, seized from the Port Klang Authority's office on Dec 4, to determine the extent of how much Wee breached the Official Secrets Act by acting on classified information." Highly-placed sources said Wee will also be charged for economic plunder and grand larceny in the first two weeks of 2010, the web portal reported. |
Yeah! Happy New Year. If it true, the fat pig is roasted. That is if he do not flee the country first. But what about Tiong King Sing, the pirate from Bintulu.
ReplyDeleteOng Tee Keat, step down now !
ReplyDeleteAnon 8:36
ReplyDeleteAre you mad? Why should OTK step down? He should be garlanded as MAN OF THE YEAR for bringing to court many of those culprits involved in the Mother of all Scandal PKFZ.
Dear Anon 10:02
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you !
MCA Watcher
Nuts , who are you to ask Ong Tee Keat to step down ? Must be a real Arsehole ! Idiot of the highest order !
ReplyDelete>Anonymous said... Ong Tee Keat, step down now !
ReplyDeleteyeah step down from the platform to get a closer look to that can of worms - with wee wriggling in it... LOL
Soh Hai
The reasons OTK should step down and let WKS takes over are:
ReplyDeleteOTK has no money to keep MCA afloat. WKS has.
OTK is not good in looking for ways to fleece the people while WKS is expert in this.
OTK is too stingy and can't bother to pay high price public relation firms and MCA reputation continue to be tarnished. But if WKS takes over, MCA will get its reputation restored by the high price public relation firms.
Flying plastic chairs like OTK a lot. They always fly towards OTK. WKS will put a stop to this once and for all.
How can it be true when the PKFZ started in yr2000 or earlier, Wee KS was still wet behind ears.... MP pun tarak.
ReplyDeleteUTURN
UTURN,
ReplyDeleteTrue, PKFZ started in year 2000. But WKS see it befitting to work together with TKS. WKS's Company was never involved in Port Project. But TKS gives him the project in 2005 so that MP sama MP, Jaga sama Jaga. The BIG question is why WKS lied (as published in the Sun) that he does not deal with TKS and has nothing to do with TKS?