Nor Mohamed Yakcop's political secretary resigns

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Hasbie Satar, the two million dollar political secretary to Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop has resigned from his post effective yesterday.

Hasbie had earlier been detained by the MACC officers at his apartment in Teluk Air Tawar, Butterworth in Penang for his role in a RM2 million corruption. He was held with the cash in his hand bundled in RM5, RM10, RM50 and RM100 notes.

We see this guy as only one of the small fish. What about those big ones who are holding ministerial and very powerful positions in the Putrajaya administration? Why MACC is always focusing only on these small corrupted officials and not going after those bigger ones who swindled billions of Ringgit from the public fund.

MACC ought to go deeper into the various corruptions reported in the state of Selangor during the reign of Umno and Barisan Nasional (BN). These irresponsible corrupt politicians had in fact amassed billions of Ringgit squandered and built themselves mansions and palaces that are even larger and more luxury than those used by the Sultans and Yang Dipertua Negeris.

Why still no action onto these bigger crooks who are still free out there, getting ready to swindle more from the public?

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