I wrote what i wrote - and that is, that i personally don´t trust either NC nor Najib. There are clear signs for suspect or corrupt behaviour in both vita, so i´m cautious (even in case, you wan´t to get me on the thin ice of diffamation, i won´t jump into your trap and build scenarios i can not proof).
I didn´t say anything against IAEA (or AELB, if this is the next one to mention) - i simply don´t need to.
... But let me cite this:
"Many people say that our country’s corruption problem would be solved as soon as Najib is removed as the prime minister. I disagree. The “Najib Razak Phenomenon” did not take place overnight; it is the product of non-functioning institutions that have lost its checks and balances capability.
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All in all, in order to strenghten our country’s checks and balances, we must work towards free and fair election, freedom of expression and last but not least a meaningful separation of power with legislative, judiciary and executive share equal power.
Remember, absolute power corrupts absolutely."
February 19, 2018, Yeo Bee Yin
http://www.yeobeeyin.com/2018/02/reimagining-malaysia-part-2-dont-trust.html
Believe me, she´s a clever researcher (as seen in her critical blog entries from 2012 about LAMP) and - since yesterday, she´s
Energy, Green Technology, Science, Climate Change and Environment Minister.
She most probably will have access to all papers concerning Lynas, she demanded open insight already in 2012. In my opinion, she will check them or let them be checked - because in this story two of her favourite long term opponents come together: Lynas & Najib. And if necessary, she will put a counterweight into the balance (= she will check and balance).
I can wait, till she has read everything she´s interested in and starts to raise some critical questions, Lynas will have to answer. Depending on Lynas´s answer and a more than 50% chance, the re-negotiation of business boundaries for Lynas operations (in favour of malaysia and it´s environment) will start - and this will at least cost Lynas some money ... well knowing, that the next renewal of the TOL will be September 2019 and could be a welcomed pledge for (re-)negotiations.
I don´t feel very comfortable to be one of the shareholder hostages AGAIN - as i´ve been in 2012 (and exited, because there were less risky investments without temporal downtrend). I made my decisions to stay in this roller coaster ride for "long odds" or till a certain exit point is reached again (with an actually still comfortable plus) - but with a close eye at what happens in malaysian government (remember, that i was also right, that Fuziah will bring this topic back on the table after election and governmental change).
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