‘Both Zafrul and Azmin are singing the same tune.’
Former minister of international trade and industry Azmin Ali, you betrayed your party and the voters for power. Apologise for that.
It would have cost the government nothing and banks little to have agreed to a full loan moratorium, but this was not given, and even when grudgingly given just saddles the borrowers with unsustainable debts in the future. The banks come up even better. In the end, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. After last year's disaster where the Malaysian economy contracted drastically, this year under your hands, Fitch justIt means that all the suffering from last year, lost jobs, lost income, etc, has effectively continued. Think for yourself who except the strongest can endure two full years of lost income and jobs.
Yet, we have spent about a trillion or at least hundreds upon hundreds of billions, that dwarves even 1MDB. Did you exercise proper controls to ensure that the money is well spent and accounted for, or did you just give blank cheques to power brokers because for all the money spent, we see scant returns?Muhyiddin Yassin and his former ministers, including, Zafrul, are singing the same tune – ‘I did my best… I apologise for my shortcomings.
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