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Mohd Saiful said he handed some documents to Anwar who responded by asking: ‘Can I f*** you today?’

Although he was “afraid and unwilling”, Mohd Saiful said he nonetheless complied with Anwar’s instructions and washed up in the bathroom before entering a bedroom in a towel.

He said Anwar then drew the room curtains and switched off the lights.

“I saw Anwar wrapped in a towel near the bed. He approached me and hugged me,” he said.

It’s hard to believe isn’t it. When someone out of the blue ask, “Can I F*** you today?” What would you do?

You head for the bedroom, washed up and then came out naked except with a towel wrapped around you even though you were “afraid and unwilling?”

So hard to believe!

Oops! A bit too late for the poster. But better late than miss it! (UPDATED VERSION THANKS TO JONG)

First it was the cows and cars! Now the cakes! I guess they are just against anything that starts with the letter “C” But they are okay with Lingamgate, Balinese Mansion, 600K, submarines, jet engines as long as it doesn’t spelled with a C! That’s the Malaysian Anti-C Commission.

New Straits Times ) - The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has directed its officers to gather more evidence into an allegation of abuse of power by the Kelantan Menteri Besar Incorporated (PMBK) over a purchase of six cakes valued about RM3,900.

MACC deputy chief commissioner (operations) Datuk Shukri Abdull said the commission had opened an investigation paper into the case recently but needed more information about the purchase.

“We have referred the IP back to the state MACC so that they can gather more information,” he said yesterday.

He was commenting on the allegation on Sunday by Kelantan opposition leader Datuk Md Alwi Che Ahmad, who had called on the MACC to investigate PMBK for purchase of the cakes during the last Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

Alwi had claimed that among those who received the cakes, weighing about 10kg each, were Menteri Besar Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat and PMBK chief executive officer Abdul Ariffahmi Abdul Rahman.

Shukri said MACC was not only carrying out probe into the allegation but also several other “issues” surrounding PMBK.

MACC started its investigation on Ariffahmi last November after certain quarters disputed his appointment as the CEO.

Subsequently, Nik Aziz directed his son-in-law to quit after a delegation of Pas leaders advised the menteri besar against appointing family members into state-owned organisations on Nov 23.

YES! 1MALAYSIA BOLEH!

This one is for you, JONG!

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