Musa Aman’s Big Lie About Block L & Block M
“The truth is the greatest enemy of the state” wrote the Nazi propagandist, Joseph Goebbels. In the same article he went on to say that “If you tell a big enough lie and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it”. Oh how proud he would be of Musa Aman for, alas, he has put this Goebbels doctrine to the test with an overwhelming record of success.
In a statement today, former chief minister Datuk Harris Salleh said Sabah should have earned at least US$5 billion (RM16 billion) from the production of oil from Blocks L and M ceded to Brunei, based on its agreement with Petronas.
Harris also said, however, the state may no longer have the right to demand the amount since both blocks have been ceded to Brunei.
He also said ” to my knowledge, Murphy Sabah Co Ltd was awarded the two blocks in 2003 worth more than US$100 billion in oil revenue and Sabah is entitled to 5%.”
So you see guys, Harris’s statement now confirms what I have been saying all along that Block L and Block M belongs to Sabah and Musa Aman should be hang by the balls for misleading Sabahans on this. Even as early as 29th April in my article “Sabah’s Block M and Block L, Is No Longer Part of Malaysia” again on 3rd May another article ” The CM of Sabah Musa Aman Should Be Tried For Treason” then and again on 15th May ” Did Musa Aman Mislead Sabahans? “, says it all.
And what did Musa Aman say on 5 th May “Sabah has not ceded any of its territory in the Federal Government’s agreement with Brunei over the 2009 demarcation of maritime boundaries, Musa even said state Attorney-General Datuk Roderick Fernandez informed him that no Sabah territory was ceded under the agreement inked towards the end of former prime minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s term in office.“
Musa Aman did not tell the truth. But what was Musa Aman thinking? That we, the public, are dodos. Musa even had the cheek to allow Datuk Johnny Mositun of PBS to educate the people on maritime law and justify as to why the 2 blocks belongs to Brunei.
