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Sarawak Report pun nampaknya turut sunyi dengan hanya recycle cerita yang sudah tiada lagi tarikan kerana telah terjawab.
Pihak Mad Det tidak berani teruskan isu yang sudah tidak berapa laku.
Reputasi Clare bakal terhilang di tangsn Haji Hadi Awang dalam samannya terhadap.fitnah beliau di Sarawak Report.
Baca RPK berikut:
http://www.malaysia-today.net/mahathir-worried-about-the-hadi-clare-court-case/
Clare Rewcastle cuba menggunakan pengaruh untuk BBC membuat documentari berkenaan keluarga Saudi dsn cuba dikaitkan ke 1MDB menggunaksn bahzn2 dsh basi.
Kononnya ada elemen rasuah tapi sebenarnya tiada isu. Ia hanya untuk beliau terus dibayar untuk perkhidmatan fitnah profesyenal.
Masaalah dengan dokumentari BBC otu adalah, sebagaimana pandangan seorang peguam hebat:
If at all it is corruptiom..PM of Malaysia is not involved. Whatever payments made shows that DSN had no hand in any alleged crime. He is the emiretueus advisor of 1MDB. he did not run 1MDB.
Tiada impak!
Maka Clare cuba pula buat fitnah baru berhubung projek Battersea oleh syarikat Malaysia di London.
Terserlah Clare tak faham perniagaan korporat dan selama ini hanya burung kakak tua yg mengulang bahan yg disediakan spin master dari Malaysia.
Beberapa peguam antarabangsa menyedari 1MDB adalah permainan sabotaj dalaman dan tindak tanduk DOJ begitu anih.
Cucu Tok Selampit menjawab isu Battersea dalam bahasa Melayu di
http://khairulryezal.blogspot.in/2018/01/fitnah-terbaru-sarawak-report-kwsp-dan.htmlUntuk penjelasan panjang lebar, baca tulisan Lim Sian Sea berikut:
Again the usual lying rubbish from Sarawak Report to suggest that EPF and PNB are bailing out somebody !
The entire Battersea project is a multi-stage £8 billion project jointly developed by EPF, Sime Darby and PNB's owned SP Setia.
What the so-called "bail-out" is for one phase of the multi-stage project, which is the actual powerplant itself (stage 2 of the project) other than the surrounding land which is also being developed in several phases.
If there is any bail-out, it is essentially PNB and EPF bailing out themselves! EPF and PNB effectively owns 70% of the project already. PNB owns SP Setia, which is one of the 3 parties (EPF, Sime Darby and SP Setia which owns the entire Battersea project)
Since Sime Darby and SP Setia are developers and not long-term fund managers, this is a technical arrangement that allows PNB and EPF to jointly own the phase 2 asset to collect long-term rental instead of outright sales as in phase 1 by taking out the shares of SP Setia and .Sime Darby
Phase 1 is an unqualified success with full take-up rate with one of their major tenants being Apple Inc for its UK headquarters.
Sarawak Report also makes the accusation that the profit margin has dropped from 20% to 8%!
An 8% yield is already very good for a property project and is much higher than our EPF dividend rates. If that is the yield that EPF and PNB is getting then, congratulations to them!
Sarawak Report also made the accusations that EPF, SP Setia and Sime Darby overpaid "thousands of times" compared to the original sale price of £1.5 million paid in 1987 (31 years ago).
Please lar Sarawak Report. This is London. The site is 39 acres in size. Do you think you can get 39 acres in one of the most sought-after locations in London for £1.5 million?
Look at Chelsea's failed bid. It is already at least £1 billion just to convert the plant itself (not including surrounding lands) into a stadium:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/may/04/chelsea-battersea-power-station-stadium
The Battersea project in itself is also a major success with many articles praising the project.
(Here is one where Chelsea FC is feeling sorry for themselves for losing out in the bidding for the site: https://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com/2017/5/5/15554566/the-daily-hilario-friday-may-5 )
EPF, SP Setia and Sime Darby will make tens of billions of Ringgit from this project. No amount of lying propaganda from Sarawak Report can take this away from them.
LSS.
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