02-05-2021, 10:10 AM
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The next in line to seek public examination and interrogation over his conduct as a result of the recent memoirs of the ex-AG is none other than the ex-ex-AG, Apandi Ali.
Apandi, who frankly became a global laughing stock over his handling of 1MDB (will a suit against SR now be forthcoming?) has objected to references to him in Tommy Thomas’s frank narrative “Justice In The Wilderness”.
He has told reporters he was particularly offended by remarks, specifically on page 199.
Since he has brought attention to these remarks by reporting them to the police on grounds of alleged criminal defamation and then releasing a statement naming the page, let’s remind ourselves what they say:
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