this bastard and porn journalist indicated rude behaviour to DSAI
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim blew up at a reporter here when queried today about the sex video said to feature him and refused to reveal the whereabouts of the Omega watch seen in the recording.
The opposition leader became defensive the moment the video was mentioned during a press conference here this afternoon.
He had earlier appeared in good spirits when fielding questions on the Sarawak state election, chronicling to reporters his experience with the local folk here during his visits to a number of constituencies.
The reporter, a broadcast journalist from Kuala Lumpur, then cut in to ask the former deputy prime minister why he was yet to produce the Omega watch, which could prove his innocence in the fiasco.
“What has this got to do with the Omega watch? What has been established here?” he said angrily to the female reporter.
When she did not respond to his query but continued to question Anwar on his watch, the Permatang Pauh MP appeared to lose his cool and cut in again, saying, “Answer my question. What has been established?”
He then challenged the reporter, asking her if she had ever been brave enough to ask Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak about the latter’s purported involvement in the murder of Mongolian model Altantuya Shaaribuu.
“Have you ever been brave enough to ask? Meaning, the media has to be honest and should not be hypocrites.
“It shows consistence here that they have become the tools of those who are cruel and spread slander,” he said.
In between his tirade, the reporter pressed on with her question, triggering the enraged-looking Anwar to shoot back, “I know your question is just to help Utusan Malaysia print tomorrow that Anwar failed to answer [the question]. If you truly want to find out the truth ... have you finished your question? No? Ok, ask.”
At this point, another journalist attempted to cut in with a question on the polls but Anwar waved him aside and told the media that he wanted the female broadcast journalist to finish her query.
“Let her finish. I want to show you how Umno operates,” he said.
The reporter then insisted that she was merely doing her job as a member of the media.
She then repeated her question and asked the opposition why the Omega watch, which Anwar’s wife Datin Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail had recently claimed was in her possession, was yet to be surrendered to the police.
This fired up Anwar further and he thundered, “When did the police ask for it?”.
The opposition leader was in good spirits at the start of the press conference. — Pic by Choo Choy May
He repeated the same question at least four times before saying that the police had never requested for the watch.
The female reporter attempted again to cut in but wagging his finger at her, Anwar said, “You, please. You asked a question, I answer.”
The Datuk T trio behind the recent exposure of the 21-minute sex video, allegedly featuring Anwar and a foreign prostitute, had claimed that the Pakatan Rakyat de facto leader had left his watch behind in the hotel room during the time of the recording.
They said that the watch later came into their possession and surrendered it to the police recently, along with the video to aid investigations.
Anwar also said that there was no need for him to surrender his watch to the police since they had not made such a request as yet.
The central issue in the controversy, he pointed out, was the authenticity of the video.
The argument was cut short when a local Sarawak reporter came to Anwar’s defence and told the room full of reporters to confine their questions to the state elections.
At his request, applause was sounded all around.
“Yes, thank you very much. This is what the people of Sarawak want. This is a classic message.
“But some people are just interested in pornography, some people like sex and pornography. You can enjoy it but do not drag me into it.
“If you are interested in blue films, you go and participate or watch,” said Anwar.
He added that what was more important at the moment were the issue of land grabbing in Sarawak and other grouses faced by the locals here.
“That is why I said about the Royal Commission of Inquiry ... why not have one on Sarawak. The many billions that have been stolen, the land grabbed ... why has this not been questioned?
“This is more important and relevant in Sarawak,” he said.
Anwar went on to warn the room to refrain from attempting to cover up the many cases of corruption in Sarawak.
“Do not try to divert the focus from Sarawak to other things, in order to cover up all these issues. You should be careful of Barisan Nasional’s tactics and how it uses its agents for this purpose,” he said.
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Unmi Hafilda was paid well for campaigning for UMNO and now this female reporter must also be paid very well !!!!!
This female reporter paid by UMNo must also ask Umni Hafilda about the 17 sex video Umni claimed to know where to find for this reporter to write for Utusan !!!!
Do you all remember when some reporter asked Najib about Bala and got a "I am not going to answer frivolous questions" and that ended that line of questioning. Najib most certainly was losing his cool but nobody made an issue of that. Wonder where this same reporter was during that time and we sure would like to see where she'd end up if she was there and had dared to have kept asking about Bala.
These mainstream journalists are really a bunch of scaredy hypocrites.
The watch belongs to the overweight lookalike actor. The reporter should ask Eskay why he never returned it to the owner. It means Eskay stole an expensive watch. (Why police never catch the self-confessed thief?)
Can this reporter also ask Najib how come Malaysian government has to pay comission to Razack baginda's company for buying submarine?
From RPK's web site
USD$100 milion commission for RM4.1 billion submarines contract was paid by Malaysia and not France
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