Never forget who is the PM and which parties have the largest seats in parliament.
UMNO only holds 26 seats.
Najib would never be free without PH's support and complicity.
And that includes DAP and Anthony Loke's embarassing wayang.
Never forget who is the PM and which parties have the largest seats in parliament.
UMNO only holds 26 seats.
Najib would never be free without PH's support and complicity.
And that includes DAP and Anthony Loke's embarassing wayang.
Driving from Seremban to Shah Alam during peak hour,I saw six different convoys with outriders within the span of just one hour.Apparently,we don’t have a caste system,but some are more equal than others.
@FreeMsian It took a decade for people like Rafizi to put that Plundering Idiot in jail. It only take 4 years for another idiot to take him out of the jail.
The Court of Appeal today allowed 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) and related companies to admit an affidavit by a Singaporean woman in support of their bid to freeze Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor’s assets in a lawsuit involving luxury goods worth more than US$346 million (RM1.41 billion).
The three-member bench comprising Datuk Dr Alwi Abdul Wahab, Datuk Ismail Berahim and Datuk Leonard David Shim unanimously allowed the appeal, setting aside the High Court’s decision, with costs of RM30,000.
Delivering the decision, Shim said the High Court had applied the wrong legal principle in rejecting the companies’ application to admit the affidavit by Shabnam Naraindas Daswani.
“After reviewing the appeal records, the High Court’s grounds of judgment, the memorandum of appeal and submissions from both parties, we unanimously find that the High Court judge had applied the wrong principle in dismissing the appellants’ application for leave.
“Therefore, the appeal is allowed, and the High Court’s decision is set aside,” he said.
The Court of Appeal today allowed 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) and related companies to admit an affidavit by a Singaporean woman in support of their bid to freeze Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor’s assets in a lawsuit involving luxury goods worth more than US$346 million (RM1.41 billion).
The three-member bench comprising Datuk Dr Alwi Abdul Wahab, Datuk Ismail Berahim and Datuk Leonard David Shim unanimously allowed the appeal, setting aside the High Court’s decision, with costs of RM30,000.
Delivering the decision, Shim said the High Court had applied the wrong legal principle in rejecting the companies’ application to admit the affidavit by Shabnam Naraindas Daswani.
“After reviewing the appeal records, the High Court’s grounds of judgment, the memorandum of appeal and submissions from both parties, we unanimously find that the High Court judge had applied the wrong principle in dismissing the appellants’ application for leave.
“Therefore, the appeal is allowed, and the High Court’s decision is set aside,” he said.
Melayu yang bodoh je kot sokong. Atau Melayu yang ada kepentingan, macam yang dalam UMNO.
Lain tu mana ada sokong. Menyampah ada lah. Baca komen-komen tu.
Mongolia submits démarche over Altantuya’s case
Mongolia hopes to receive a response and meet Malaysian officials through diplomatic channels and international forums.
Read more: https://t.co/o1U3LJRtgv
#NSTnation The Attorney-General's Chambers (A-GC) is objecting to the Malaysian Bar's application for leave to challenge the Pardons Board's decision granting house arrest to former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
Read here: https://t.co/g6veF7M6e8
Fancy this.
Despite US blacklist, procurement records show that Northwestern Polytechnical University (NPU) managed to purchase Nvidia H200 chips last month, Reuters reports.
https://t.co/XJAQBtH3Ki
Northwestern Polytechnical University (西北工业大学) is located in the Shaanxi province of China.
Based in the northwestern city of Xian, NPU conducts research related to military aircraft, missiles and satellites.
The NPU is positioned as a member of the "Seven Sons of National Defense" group of Chinese universities under US sanctions and with a history of conducting defence-related research for Beijing.
Reuters described it as a university with deep ties to the People's Liberation Army.
Reports show the NPU bought two H200 chips last month (October 2026) for 874,700 yuan ($123,000), according to an October 21 procurement record on its website.
The chips were purchased for its management school from Shaanxi Bosuan Network Technology rather than directly from Nvidia, the record shows.
However, Reuters says it could not determine contact details for Shaanxi Bosuan Network Technology.
Reuters has traced NPU's access this year to H200 chips and other powerful Nvidia AI processors through five contracts for rented computing capacity from Chinese companies, based on procurement records.
The H200 is among Nvidia's most capable chips for training and running advanced AI systems and is subject to US export licence approvals, which are normally denied for blacklisted institutions such as Northwestern Polytechnical.
Procurement records also show that other universities have bought Nvidia chips barred from export to China.
The university list includes Shenzhen University, Wuhan University of Technology, Beihang University (another of the Seven Sons of National Defense universities), and the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The awards of supply contracts went to several little-known Chinese technology suppliers. But the records offered scant information about where the processors originated or where the rented servers operated.
What's starkly is that the chips were bought from Chinese suppliers rather than directly from Nvidia.
USA now jolted...
Such purchases highlight the limits of Washington's controls on advanced AI chips.
The findings come as Nvidia and its CEO Jensen Huang now face mounting scrutiny in Washington over his lobbying for looser restrictions on sales of AI chips to China, following reports alleging he was targeted by a Chinese spying operation.
Whilst, Huang has been a vocal advocate for looser US export controls on AI chip exports to China.
SOMETHING HUANG DID NOT TELL...
A Reuters review of 26 Chinese procurement and corporate records from this year found universities and research institutions buying US-restricted Nvidia chips or renting access to Nvidia-powered computing services that use such chips through domestic suppliers.
Several had close links to China's defence industry or military research, Reuters says.
Let me say it again... US is now jolted.
According to POLITICO, the blast radius from Nvidia’s espionage scandal is now spreading to the Commerce Department, potentially setting up Secretary Howard Lutnick or other agency leaders to be the Trump administration’s scapegoats.
https://t.co/XELZ3h749y
On Nov 12, Trump authorised a crack down on companies suspected of diverting Nvidia's advanced AI chips to China for the third time this year — and one man stood up naked: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
So says Axios.
https://t.co/9fc7iFKwoN
In fact, CNN quoted sources as saying Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had challenged Howard Lutnick over his department’s reluctance to label Nvidia customer Megaspeed a possible national security threat in a Situation Room confrontation last week.
https://t.co/cacVU69wPx
That aptly illustrates the tension inside the Trump administration over Chinese access to Nvidia’s advanced chips.
By the look of it, I think we haven't heard the last of it as yet... until the search in Megaspeed and Speedmatrix is resolved.
For the sake of AI advancement, may Malaysia offer help?
These China-funded AI-trading companies were active in Johor!
@FreeMsian
Income tax tak bayar
Hutang barang kemas tak bayar
bayar
Masih duduk Pavi
That's how rich they are. You and I would be homeless if we did the same thing. Thanks Anwar
Play stupid games win stupid prizes
This is the same BS that got the NSMs cancelled only this time with Taiwan and something more valuable.
Investmet from Taiwan for semicondutor production