1MDB is not a perception or slander but it is indeed a case that has b — 1MDB scandal

"1MDB is not a wealth fund as it is touted to be. Except for the RM1 million contributed by the government, the rest of the RM42 billion is borrowed money. Borrowed money cannot be regarded, or classified, as wealth. It is a liability that imposes on 1MDB, or in case of its failure, the government has to repay the interest and the principal. The sum is so huge that if the government cannot pay them (the financiers) it could be bankrupted. This has happened to Greece. The possibility of this happening imposes a heavy responsibility on the management of 1MDB and its oversight by the government. And very quickly, it became clear that the executives and board of 1MDB did not take their responsibilities seriously."

"What cheek and and insolence for former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak to insist that I admit that he had received an RM2.6 billion donation from a Saudi prince, when the best answer to his pathetic effort at documentary exoneration on Monday was made by the Wall Street Journal’s award-winning journalists. Tom Wright and Bradley Hope, whose exposés on the 1MDB scandal in their book Billion Dollar Whale: The Man Who Fooled Wall Street, Hollywood, and the World will hit the Malaysian bookstores next week. The pair took Najib to task for his blog post on Monday regarding how he received donations from the Saudi royal family."