Juicy, twisted tales

I'm not a supporter of any politician. But one thing I know, I don't like Anwar Ibrahim. He's full of malice and manipulative.

When private investigator, Balasubramaniam Perumal made a statutory declaration (SD) earlier this month in relation to the murder case of Altantuya Shaaribuu, I sense that it was a political ploy. What more when he had a press conference about the SD with people from PKR around him.

Now, the public loves sensational news like this especially if it's anti establishment and anti government. So, they like to believe this is true despite the SD was based on hearsay.

Why I don't believe Bala's first SD? Because he was wearing a cap during the press conference, as if to avoid the public from recognising him. What he thinks he's Bollywood star trying to evade papparazzi? Also, with PKR top guns around him, it seems dodgy.

The South China Morning Post recent article on the matter strenghten my thoughts about Bala. It seems, he can be bought. I think, the second SD was made on his own accord (after getting a huge pay cheque from maybe PKR or whoever, I don't know), he can afford to hire his own lawyer to bail him out.

While Najib Tun Razak might be relieved with the second SD, I don't think it was his sidekicks who orchestrated it. Najib is just lucky that it now turned out to be in his favour. But by then, the public still believe the first SD.

People loves to speculate. It's okay if there's no proof. It's juicier that way.