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'Elegant Silence' & OSA

Syed Hamid Albar, the Foreign Affairs Minister caught in the eye of storm over the controversy of Malaysia's 'voluntary offers of sand and airspace' to Singapore related to the cancelled half-bridge project, went public by saying that some confidential documents may be declassified to set the record straight.

Let's hope 'Elegant Silence' will not follow because the Official Secret Act (OSA) can be conveniently invoked. We have had one bad bluff too many in the past.

Posted by Jeff Ooi on June 14, 2006 07:32 AM |

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Declassifying confidential matters now, eh? More transparent? But which one? How about this one?

But M knows that NTR is a lame horse whose legs have been crippled by the piles of incriminating evidence KJ has gathered from the Singapore secret service which will eventually be used to slay NTR and end his career in a shower of scandals. So M, while willing to accept that the fall of AAB may lead to a temporary succession of NTR, no longer relies on NTR to spearhead the movement to unseat AAB.

Source.

Hmmm...interesting.

Posted by: howsy [TypeKey Profile Page] | June 14, 2006 07:47 AM

declassify documents? hahaha..who does he think he is.?

He is misquoted, he spoke in his personal capacity. The Supreme Council has not decided yet. No, No No.. not the cabinet, the Supreme Council decides

Have we heard this before.

Same song.

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