Former budding apportion Abdullah Ahmad Badawi says he cannot be hold obliged for purported wrongdoings in respect of the persisting investigations in to the National Feedlot Corporation (NFC).
Abdullah, who was budding apportion since 2004 as well as early 2009, pronounced the project may have been since out during his time.
"However, so most things have happened in between afterwards as well as now. So you cannot be obliged for what happens after that.
"When they wish something, they have an argument, they have the basis since capitulation could be given. So what happens after which has nothing to do with me," he added.
Abdullah, who is affectionately referred to as Pak Lah, pronounced this to reporters during his visit to the special media centre rebuilt for the Umno annual general assembly.
Asked either the NFC project was since out by proposal or either there was the bid for it, Abdullah pronounced he had "no comment".
On either Wanita chief Shahrizat Abdul Jalil should resign as the result of the NFC fiasco, he pronounced he did not wish to answer which as it would be speculative.
"It is not fair (to her). Its not her business, it's her husband's," he said.
Deputy Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar pronounced today primary investigations suggested no criminal breach of certitude elements in military investigations, even though they have yet to interview Shahrizat.
'Perceptions have been dangerous'
Asked about the notice which Shahrizat was concerned in the ! NFC scan dal, Abdullah pronounced such notice was the dangerous thing.
"Sometimes, you have the notice as if it is true. you know in governing body notice can kill most people.
"We should not concede ourselves t! o be inf luenced by such things as well as which what you say is usually perception, for notice can kill," he said.
A lot of politicians all over the world, Abdullah said, have had the lot of problems since of perceptions they may have faced.
"A lot of them have been unnecessary," he said.
Asked how he felt BN as well as Umno would fare in the entrance general election, Abdullah pronounced they had to be prepared.
"If you have problems, you have to attend to the problems. If these have surfaced, you contingency face as well as finalise them.
"That is what Umno has been doing as before as well as you have to be some-more fit in handling these," he said.
Read More @ Source Abdullah, who was budding apportion since 2004 as well as early 2009, pronounced the project may have been since out during his time.
"However, so most things have happened in between afterwards as well as now. So you cannot be obliged for what happens after that."When they wish something, they have an argument, they have the basis since capitulation could be given. So what happens after which has nothing to do with me," he added.
Abdullah, who is affectionately referred to as Pak Lah, pronounced this to reporters during his visit to the special media centre rebuilt for the Umno annual general assembly.
Asked either the NFC project was since out by proposal or either there was the bid for it, Abdullah pronounced he had "no comment".
On either Wanita chief Shahrizat Abdul Jalil should resign as the result of the NFC fiasco, he pronounced he did not wish to answer which as it would be speculative.
"It is not fair (to her). Its not her business, it's her husband's," he said.
Deputy Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar pronounced today primary investigations suggested no criminal breach of certitude elements in military investigations, even though they have yet to interview Shahrizat.
'Perceptions have been dangerous'
Asked about the notice which Shahrizat was concerned in the ! NFC scan dal, Abdullah pronounced such notice was the dangerous thing.
"Sometimes, you have the notice as if it is true. you know in governing body notice can kill most people.
"We should not concede ourselves t! o be inf luenced by such things as well as which what you say is usually perception, for notice can kill," he said.
A lot of politicians all over the world, Abdullah said, have had the lot of problems since of perceptions they may have faced.
"A lot of them have been unnecessary," he said.
Asked how he felt BN as well as Umno would fare in the entrance general election, Abdullah pronounced they had to be prepared.
"If you have problems, you have to attend to the problems. If these have surfaced, you contingency face as well as finalise them.
"That is what Umno has been doing as before as well as you have to be some-more fit in handling these," he said.
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