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Will Hishamuddin Aun, the NSTP GEIC who had a new 3-year contract written in December under full awareness of Najib, be sacked 30 months ahead of his expiry date?

Will Group Editor Syed Nadzri Syed Harun be bypassed -- again -- by his juniors in the promotion list?

Will Ahmad A. Talib defy Malaysian Insider's tirades to return to lead NSTP as a board member and editorial advisor?

Will Zainul Ariffin be resurrected from the mullah's fridge to head NSTP as the new supremo in the news room?

Will Rocky's Bru go back to the Malay Mail?

Will Manja Ismail survive at Berita Harian, and Kamrul Idris Zulkifli at NST?

Will Najib's self-ordained 'media czar' Johan Jaafar be stripped of his "executive chairman" tag and be quarantined at the TV/radio arm of Media Prima? (Ask Azman Mokhtar if his GLC regime allows an executive chairman in the doctrine of separation of powers between Board and Executive Management?)

Will Hardev Kaur finally get her official chair after 10 months of waiting at the MoF?

It will all be settled by the end of the day, today, Little Birds told Screenshots.

Najib's Communication Strategy?

On April 29, May 2, May 3 and May 9, Screenshots has been tracking Najib for his communication strategy which he seemed to have none, thus far.

Najib's communication team, as far as I can detect, had been running helter-skelter (lari lintang pukang) since he took office as PM on April 3.

Press Secretary Tengku Sharifuddin Tengku Ahmad was calling the shots.

Communication head at the PM's Office, Abdul Rahman Suleiman, was calling the shots.

Johan Jaafar was calling the shots.

Ahmad A. Talib was calling the shots.

In fact, everybody was calling the shots. Like shotguns, they shot wide, missing many targets.

Najib can't go on this way. It feeds bullets to his political rivals from outside and within Putrajaya.

That's my advice to the Prime Minister -- your 100 days will be burnt by June 2.