Does money-laundering box office supersedemoral values? Riza Shahriz Abdul Aziz got so much money?

‘Dumb and Dumber To’. Let me guess the main stars in this sequel comedy flick would be Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor and Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. To Umno delegates – Riza’s company has risen from “nowhere” in 2010 to “top company to watch”. Your president’s stepson is an excellent example of rags to riches. Umno delegates’ children should emulate the president’s and his stepson’s footstep. Now, we know the real reason why the delegates preferred no contest for the president’s post. The delegates definitely have a good foresight of the president family’s noble contributions to the country.

Riza Shahriz Abdul Aziz, Rosmah’s son from an earlier marriage, reportedly bought the seven-room property at 63rd Street in Park Laurel, New York.

The Sarawak Report, citing a New York real estate site The Real Deal, claimed that Riza bought the property on November 19 last year.

How to attract investors in Malaysia when the stepson of Najib would invest hundreds of million in New York rather than homeland?Are Malaysians losing confidence in our homeland and where did Riza Shahriz Abdul Aziz got so much money? Is it part of the unaccountable billions channelled out?Is the United States government going to investigate this possible money-laundering activity of just ‘close an eye’ since the Najib and Rosmah are contributing to the US economy while bleeding their own country?No, I am neither prudish, nor unduly conservative, nor Victorian.  But I am indeed amused by the duplicity of a society that pretends to regard even personal attitude towards the son bankrolled Hollywood movies, but I wonder who bankrolled the son.  as taboo,  Questions, questions, questions: Is Najib going to say he is my stepson, what he did is none of my business? Is Rosmah going to say he is the son of my first marriage, he is a fully grow-up man, what he did is none of my or Najib’s business?Is the Umno Supreme council going to say this has nothing to do with Najib or Umno? Is Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) going to say Riza is not in government and therefore out of its jurisdiction?Is the cabinet going to say that this is the Najib’s family and private matter, it has nothing to do with his position as the PM of Malaysia? Are all the nincompoop BN MPs going to say that there is no evidence to prove or insinuate anything?

Riza Shahriz Abdul Aziz  who held a minor position in HSBC, he has managed to accumulate a tidy pile of cash. Wonder what the source of the family money is? Miracles do happen when my ‘Daddy-O’, though a stepdad, is a prime minister of Umno-Malaysia – a land of opportunity, crooned Riza Shahriz Abdul Aziz.

He graduated in 2000, worked as consultant in KPMG for two years and another six in a bank, HSBC. From 2008 to2013, five years later, having no tangible business at all, he suddenly can afford to buy an RM110 million condominium unit in New York?

Coincidentally Najib, the step ‘Daddy-O’ became a PM in 2009. Obviously, he is very much loaded as nobody uses their entire fund to buy a roof under their head – a billion or two?

We would like to ask the many poor Malays who voted for BN in the last GE, how come the children of Umno leaders are so ‘smart in making money’ for themselves? Are their children as smart as them in making money? If not, then why not?

If one Umno Malay child can make millions, or billions, in a matter of less than five years, then why can’t an ordinary Malay child do the same?

The answer is, my friend, no two Malays is the same; one is Umno-Malay elite and the other is the ordinary one. Like the mantra of the property buyers; instead of ‘location, location, location’, in this case it is ‘connection, connection, connection.’

It’s quite apt that the movie he bankrolled is titled ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’, a parable about greed, lust and other bad behaviour. Well, this may not be news in the ‘Breaking News’ category, but we are told, there a award associated with first lady family Innumerable social media networks had registered their disgust about Innumerable social media networks had registered their disgust about ‘It’s quite apt that the movie he bankrolled is titled ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’, a parable about greed, lust and other bad behaviour.’ It looks like PM Najib Razak’s children, relatives and cronies like Jho Low should be able to give the relatives, children and cronies of other BN leaders such Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Abdul Taib Mahmud, Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, Ling Liong Sik, S Samy Vellu, etc. a run for their money.About 53 percent of Malaysians have a good idea as to from where and how all these BN leaders and their families and cronies stole the millions and billions. Unfortunately 47 percent of Malaysians that voted for BN have not realised how BN picks their pockets.

When Mahathir was PM, he claimed that his children were ‘smart’ and that was why they were successful and very rich.

Pak Lah’s son and son-in-law were also ‘smart’. Now we get to see PM Najib Razak’s and Rosmah Mansor’s children and stepsons getting to be as ‘smart’ as Mahathir’s children. There is no end to the greed of the Umno family.Why have we become defeatists just because by whistleblower portal Sarawak Report,, has done such a brilliant job of exposing this strangely gut-wrenching but simultaneously hilarious loot of our wealth citing a New York real estate website, Innumerable social media networks had registered their disgust about had bought the property in November last year, : “The revelation is shocking. At a time when the people are struggling with the cost of living, some are splurging.Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak’s family’s lavish spending indicates that they are living beyond their means and warrants a probe by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) failure to convict high-ranking Barisan Nasional (BN) leaders who have made headlines for alleged corruption Why are we so depressed merely because the New media has turned Rosmal s image into a toilet seat readmorehttp://suarakeadilanmalaysia.wordpress.com/2013/11/24/najib-newly-minted-cabinet-should-be-arrested-for-being-complicit-to-defrauding-the-country/

dream first sketched in “An Area of Darkness” ? Away with the frozen frown! We must be sunny and optimistic. Let us look at the positive side and list the great achievements that await us When a thief picks your pocket you soon realise that you have lost your money to a thief once you put your hand in the pocket. But when the money is stolen from you in a more elaborate manner, as has been and is being done by the BN leaders, you only realise it if someone knowledgeable informs you how the scam is carried out. The average cost of producing an A-Grade film in Hollywood is US$150 million or some RM450 million. (‘Avatar’ is believed to have finally cost US$500 million or RM1·5 billion.)

Even if we assume that the subject and his partner have bankrolled only one film and the production cost has been split down the middle between them, we are still talking of RM225 million.

But let’s work on a very conservative estimate and suppose that the sole film bankrolled so far has cost him only RM150 million. Add that to the cost of the penthouse condo unit, and we have RM260 million.

He must have some money as reserves to bankroll the next what he and his partner consider a potential as well as to finance his and his family’s expenses. However, we shouldn’t even hazard a guess as to the amount, and consider only the RM260 million.

Where did he get or how has he got that kind of money, when he has worked for only some half a dozen years and we haven’t heard of him being a financial wizard?

For instance Mahathir and his YTL crony steal billions through the crooked IPP deal but many Malaysians are not aware that money is stolen from them every time they pay their electricity bill.

100 years from now, history students cannot differentiate Imelda Marcos from this fat lady.

Are you the reincarnation of Mao Tsetung, Rosmah? Wouldn’t be surprised if YOU are the Chinese tsunami your chubby hubby referred to.

Fat, short and ugly piece of shit. Any tom, dick and harry will surely go for the Mongolian instead of her. Even the Mongolian ass is much better looking.

Rosmah Mansor is feeling the loneliness of her “top level” position – she only has her husband and Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak to complain to about allegations levelled at her in the social media. what real men want with the accompanying hems & haws?! Give me a break! Might as well I support the foaming in the mouth Cheeky fellow to regulate online portals like how Singapore did it. Come to think of it, perhaps Fat Mama’s complains to Jibby yielded some results i.e. REGULATING online portals starting with Mkini

What with the botox lady,… you are making your face look bigger than your hair. And I really like your kindergarden level of research. And “(However,) after five years, when the business is in trouble, they go to banks and ask for money”. Waahh so easy aah? I also want to ask the banks for money, can or not?Don’t poke your nose into Government affairs unless you are given a task to carry out . . . There’s going to be an International Conference on the Malaysia Agreement in Kota Kinabalu on Sept 13. Had the Malaysia Agreement been complied with, it would have been 50 years old this year. The Conference, sponsored by the Borneo Heritage Foundation, will be moderated by Tan Sri Simon Sipaun who has been preaching all his adult life that “life was better in Sabah before Malaysia”. He was even interrogated once on this after a police report was lodged against him. Tan Sri Simon was a former Sabah state secretary, vice chairman of the Malaysian Human Rights Commission and Advisor to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission . . readmoreThe whizkid dealmaker Low Taek Jho (Jho Low),,too close to Rosmah Mansor

What young men want’

Rosmah’s Luxury Lifestyles Remembering  Rospussy juice

The dislocation produced by age becomes even stronger when rosmah look at those considerably older than ourselves. Were our grandparents ever really young? Of course, we have all seen their photographs, those sepia tinted assertions of their once-youth. But it seems as if the people in those photographs are other people, with an admittedly striking if faded resemblance to the real articles in front of us. Their youth seems to Rosmah like a land far, far away and stories about the times when they were young have a dreamy, fable like quality. One doesn’t quite locate those stories in the same terrain as one on which we lead our lives. Their youth seems like an aberration or at best, a vehicle for getting them to this point and making them what they are today. To use a common benchmark, who would argue with the claim that Najib and Rosmah were never young. Their youth is a manufactured back story, one that takes place quickly in the first ten minutes of a film, so that we can get on to the real story,.

THEY’RE FAMED AS MUCH FOR THEIR WORK AND TALENT AS THEY ARE FOR THEIR DARK TRAITS, THEN BE IT THEIRWOMANISING BEHAVIOUR OR FOR BEING MOODY, AGGRESIVE AND TEMPREMENTAL. YET THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT SUCH ‘BAD BOYS’ THAT MAKES THEM INSANELY LIKEABLE TO THE OPPOSITE SEX. CHECK THIS OUT. BE IT SHANE WARNE OR SALMAN KHAN OR SANJAY DUTT OR COLIN FARRELL, THEY CONTINUE TO ENJOY AN EVER GROWING FEMALE FAN FOLLOWING.

On the fact that there are more female than male undergraduates in local universities, Rosmah opined that this is because young men have other priorities.

“They want to earn money fast, they want to do business, they don’t want to enter university,” she said.

“(However,) after five years, when the business is in trouble, they go to banks and ask for money. When (the loan application is rejected and they are) forced to close the business, it is (seen as) the government’s fault.

“I don’t know what’s happening to you men. You’d better to think of your species very seriously.”

She urged the men present at the event – mainly comprising senior government officers – to encourage young men to complete their tertiary studies

“I want to touch on ICT use. You have to take it seriously. You should know what to (accept) and what not (to accept). You need to use rational and objective information.

She said information spread on online and in the social media are “sometimes lies”.

In a new study, researchers have investigated what factors influence dishonest behaviour.

Previous research has shown that a person’s first instinct is to serve his or her own self-interestand that people are more likely to lie when they can justify such lies to themselves.

With these findings in mind, psychological scientists Shaul Shalvi of the University of Amsterdam and Ori Eldar and Yoella Bereby-Meyer of Ben-Gurion University colleagues hypothesized that, when under time pressure, having to make a decision that could yield financial reward would make people more likely to lie.

They also hypothesized that, when people are not under time pressure, they are unlikely to lie if there is no opportunity to rationalize their behaviour.

“According to our theory, people first act upon their self-serving instincts, and only with time do they consider what socially acceptablebehaviour is,” Shalvi said.

“When people act quickly, they may attempt to do all they can to secure a profit—including bending ethical rules and lying. Having more time to deliberate leads people to restrict the amount of lying and refrain from cheating,” Shalvi said.

For the study, the researchers first tested participants’ tendency to lie when doing so could be easily justified – approximately 70 adult participants rolled a die three times such that the result was hidden from the experimenter’s view.

The participants were told to report the first roll, and they earned more money for a higher reported roll.

Seeing the outcomes of the second and third rolls provided the participants with the opportunity to justify reporting the highest number that they rolled, even if it was not the first – after all, they had rolled that number, just not the first time they rolled the die.

Some of the participants were under time pressure, and were instructed to report their answer within 20 seconds. The others were not under time pressure, and had an unlimited amount of time to provide a response.

The experimenters were not able to see the actual die rolls of the participants, to ensure all rolls were private. Instead, in order to determine whether or not the participants had lied about the numbers they rolled, Shalvi and colleagues compared their responses to those that would be expected from fair rolls.

They found that both groups of participants lied, but those who were given less time to report their numbers were more likely to lie than those who weren’t under a time constraint.

The second experiment followed a similar procedure, except that the participants were not given information that could help them justify their lies – instead of rolling their die three times, they only rolled it once and then reported the outcome.

In this experiment, the researchers found that participants who were under time pressure lied, while those without a time constraint did not.

Together, the two experiments suggest that, in general, people are more likely to lie when time is short. When time isn’t a concern, people may only lie when they have justifications for doing so.

“One implication of the current findings is that to increase the likelihood of honest behaviour in business or personal settings, it is important not push a person into a corner but rather to give him or her time,” Shalvi said.

“People usually know it is wrong to lie, they just need time to do the right thing,” Shalvi added.

The study has been published in Psychological Science.

“If anyone wants to commit a sin, (he or she) can read and believe (those allegations). But, before you believe, please do some investigation,” she said.

The young fear age and seek to distance themselves from it in a variety of ways. Our grandparents were thus never young for if they were, one day i too will become like them. When the young speak of the old, it is as if they talk of another species, creatures from another land. The illusion of permanence that youth nurtures so actively is encouraged in all forms of popular culture, and is sought to be perpetuated in a variety of ways, including the pharmaceutical and surgical. We deny age for as long as we can and once it cannot be pushed away any more, we work hard at de-fanging it by emphasising its toothlessness. The societal expectation from the old is that they become naturally sacrificing and behave as large cuddly toys that make few demands.

For those that lie suspended between youth and old age, there is a double sense of distance. The younger version seems to be, somewhat ironically, a dated version of oneself, while the older version to come, is as yet difficult to imagine, although one can begin to feel age creaking in one’s knees. It is one thing to become older, but does it necessarily involve having to become someone else?

According to a research study, 50 to 60 per cent of married men engage in extramarital sex at one time or the other. Here’s to find out whether your man is cheating on you.

More often than not, women have no clue what the men in their life are doing. Though you need some basic knowledge to protect yourself from getting hurt; you must find out whether your man is cheating on you first. Here are some ways

He has cheated before

If your man has cheated on you before; you need to undoubtedly watch out for his past behaviour. Often people still do not rectify their faults and do the same thing time and again.

He is a narcissist

Men with narcissistic personality feel that they are entitled to more things than other people. These people have a tendency to cheat because they feel that they don’t have to play by the rules in a relationship.

He has no sense of guilt

Men who don’t feel guilty or remorse for what they’ve done or about their ways is more likely to cheat. Maybe such men don’t have emotions that hold them back.

He’s an excellent liar

If he’s good at lying about other things in life, watch out. Those who constantly come up with something about their life that isn’t true, chances are that they would cheat.

He’s picked up from home/family

Just like how a child picks up most habits from home/parents, similarly people have a tendency to pick up such habits from their near and dear ones. If someone is constantly exposed to unfaithful people at home or within their friend circle, chances are that they would pick up this trait.

We give you a small ready reckoner on how men behave in relationships…

Guys tend to get serious with their relationship and become too possessive.

It’s not easy for a guy to let go of his girlfriend after they broke up especially when they’ve been together for 3 years or more.

A guy has to experience rejection, because if he’s too-good-never-been-busted, never been in love and hurt, he won’t be matured and grow up.

When an unlikable circumstance comes, guys blame themselves a lot more than girls do.

Guys have strong passion to change.

Guys are tigers in their peer groups but become tamed pussycats with their girlfriends.

When a guy pretends to be calm, check if he’s sweating. You’ll see that he is nervous.

When a guy asks you to leave him alone, he’s just saying, “Please come and listen to me”

When a guy loves you, bring out the best in him.

If a guy starts to talk seriously, listen.

If a guy has been kept shut or silent, say something. (He generally has a lot of frustration in mind then)

Guys believe that there’s no such thing as love at first sight, but court girls anyway and then realize at the end that he is wrong.

Guys like femininity not feebleness.

A guy may instantly know if the girl likes him but can never be sure unless the girl tells him. (So girls you should think of making the first move)

A guy would waste his time over video games and basketball, the way a girl would do over her romance novels and make-ups.

Guys love girls who can cook.

Guys like girls who are like their moms. No kidding!

A guy’s friend knows everything about him.

The first order of business after a split is by getting involved in some casual sex, according to experts.

However, casual sex to some is fine only if the two have truly, emotionally, moved on, the Huffington Post reported.

It could be good idea, as it helps you to forget that you have been sleeping with a jerk before.

As long as it is protected there is problem at all. It’s part of the moving on process.

Meanwhile, some believe it’s hard for people to disconnect feelings and sex could result in mixed feelings.

As an advice it would be better if you don’t try to fill the void you’re missing with some meaningless sex.

A lot of healing would have to take place first before you start dating. If not, it’s a disaster.

Here’s a peep into those hidden secrets … dig into them at your own risk!

- I might just hate it when you sleep in that office shirt, but when you are away, I love to snuggle up in your shirt because it smells of you.

- Though I insist on paying the bill or sharing it in our initial dates, I’ll find you cheap and so non-chivalrous in case you don’t insist on making the payment.

- Long before we explored each other’s bodies, I had been fantasizing about being with you. That inhibition was only to get assured that you are all mine.

- I do think about my ex-es and compare them to you. Mostly you win, but you are not all perfect.

- ‘I don’t care you call or not’ is pure pretence. In fact, I start waiting for your next call the moment one ends. Not just this, I eagerly want you to plan our next date even before the current one ends. I might not show it. So, don’t fret about looking desperate just call! The gap looks like a lifetime to me.

- During the initial days of our relationship, I used to save all our chat histories and your SMSes and read them again and again. Sometimes, made my friends read them, too.

- The day you shared your password with me, digging into your chat records and mails was the first thing I did.

- I would love to know what turns you on. Though, I know it’s going to be hilarious as I’ve seen your frequently-visited porn sites.

- You don’t have to be a ‘good boy’ with me all the time. I don’t mind talking a little dirty.

- You are my soul mate, but my ‘best friend’ is my confidante. From the size of your pay cheque, bank account to the size of your other assets…she knows it all. So, till you are telling her how much you love me all’s fine. Remember she’s my best friend and never yours.

- You rightly blame me for bombarding you with so many questions. But, that’s my way of testing you. I judge and analyse you on every word, expression, action, e-mail or SMS you write to me or someone else. So, when I ask “Do you fantasize about other women?,” the answer has to be “Why would I when I am with you?” So, better watch out!

- I love to make you a little jealous as it makes me feel wanted. So the next time you spot me flirting with your friend, know that I’m actually flirting with you through her.

- Every time I fight with you is because I feel ignored. Don’t get into your cocoon when I’m bad. Just give me what I’m fighting for – a little attention and I’ll be all yours.

- I love to get constant reminders of the much known fact that – you need me. So, what’s the harm in dropping liners saying ‘You complete me’ or ‘Don’t ever leave me alone’ … ?

- Last but not the least, irrespective of how independent and self-driven I am, how ever much I may say that I don’t need a man to be happy, but still I want you to take charge when we are in bed.