Rumours of Malaysia 13th General Elections are soon coming. Let us investigate feasibility of current MPs so that we can ask them questions on their integrity, incorruptibility and utility before we even consider to vote for them.

Let us start our inquiry with Wee Ka Siong from MCA.

Born in Malacca [in 1968], in a small town called Jasin, Wee Ka Siong was a graduate of UTM (Universiti Teknologi Malaysia). Lived in Kampung Air Baruk, which is a Malay village. Grandfather’s hometown was a city called Lu Feng in the Guang Dong province.

Below were interesting news circulated in the internet about Wee (WKS) reproduced in easy to digest form.

According to an article posted in Malaysia Today by I Love Malaysia:

1. WKS is also a direct beneficiary of the PKFZ largesse. WKS owns 47 per cent of Hijau Sekitar Sdn Bhd (240539-X), the subcon that was offered by KDSB a multi-million ringgit contract to study and implement traffic flow and control in PKFZ.

View Hijau Sekitar Sdn Bhd’s company details here: http://www.malaysia-today.net/archives/29184-finally-revealed-secret-pkfz-documents-that-will-net-the-big-fish

2. Wee is also known to take Tiong King Sing’s private jets on private trips, especially to Taiwan, his second home. The business deals WKS cut in Taiwan is astounding. His leisure activities there even more so. And who can forget the China girl sex scandal which almost cost his political career.

3. There was a case of a China girl sex scandal which almost cost his political career found at following link http://www.voiceofmalaysian.com/2008/08/01/wee-no-truth-in-china-girl-sex-link-sms/

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PKFZ corruption, the biggest financial scandal in Malaysian history

DAP turned the screws on Dr Wee Ka Siong, alleging he might be involved in “insider trading” over land development next to Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ).

In handing over a five-page report to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) yesterday, along with an appendix of almost 200 pages, Seremban MP John Fernandez said the deputy education minister should be investigated for any improprieties in his ministerial conduct and also the status of his shareholdings in consultancy firm Hijau Sekitar Sdn Bhd.

Still a substantial shareholder

Fernandez said a search in the Companies Commission of Malaysia on Jan 25 showed that Wee held 49,998 shares in Hijau Sekitar, while company directors Lim Kit Siong and Wong Woon Ping held 50,001 and one share respectively.

The DAP man had also couriered a copy of the report to the Attorney-General’s Chambers and the Inspector-General of Police.

Dr Wee’s consultancy, together with four other firms, had been picked by Wijaya Baru Sdn Bhd to do a study on the need for port development in Port Klang.

Wijaya Baru is the parent company of Kuala Dimensi Sdn Bhd, which was incharge of the controversial billion-ringgit PKFZ project. Kuala Dimensi is headed by Tiong King Sing, who is also the Bintulu MP.

Seeing conflict of interests

Wee had on Dec 24 last year said that while Hijau Sekitar provided consultancy work on Port Klang it did not do any work on the PKFZ project.

Said Fernandez: “Since the (deputy) minister has admitted that his company Hijau Sekitar has done work for Wijaya Baru, investigations must be carried out to see whether there has been any breach of ministerial rules, for example, doing business whilst being in Cabinet.

Wee, who is also MCA Youth chief, said Hijau Sekitar provided consultancy work on Port Klang but denied any link to the controversial Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) project.

Doubts and suspicions

“The relevant authorities must also investigate as to whether the (deputy) minister has made use of inside knowledge of PKFZ development programmes for personal gains. This is because it is alleged that Hijau Sekitar has headed a team of consultants to draw up plans to build a new port next to PKFZ. Has he gained inside knowledge about adjoining land appreciation?” said Fernandez.

He urged the authorities to investigate suspicions that Wee, who is also the MCA Youth chief, may not have revealed all his assets as required to the prime minister when he was elected to Cabinet.

Read more news article here: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/litee/malaysia/article/PKA-KSDB-in-a-tussle-over-PKFZ-lawsuit-arbitration-/