by Ganesh Sahathevan
Australia has split with the US and voted with 156 other countries at the UN to demand the end of Israel’s “unlawful presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory as rapidly as possible”.
The vote marks Australia’s return to the position for the first time in more than two decades.
Australia's position is now in alignment with that of Malaysia,which is unapologetic about its support for HAMAS. As previously reported, Australia's Foreign MinisterPenny Wong consulted Malaysia about recognising a Palestinian state. It is in Australia's national interest to determine who Wong represents, and therefore issues concerning Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong's Malaysian connections, questions about her Malaysian citizenship require re-examination. As previously, reported, Wong and her Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's pro-Palestine, pro-HAMAS decisions may empower jihadis against Australia.
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Penny Wong has not renounced her Malaysian citizenship, only "any rights (she) may have had to Malaysian citizenship "
As reported by The Daily Telegraph,14 August 2017, quoting Senator Penelope (Penny) Wong Yin Yen:
“I was well aware when I stood for parliament I would have to renounce any rights I may have had to Malaysian citizenship and did so prior to nominating, as is confirmed in the statement by the ALP national secretary,” Ms Wong told The Daily Telegraph yesterday, yet still refused to release the documentary proof.
However, as previously reported on this blog, Penny Wing is a Malaysian citizen; she has more than mere rights to Malaysian citizenship. Penny Wong is a lawyer, and would know well enough the distinction between renouncing "any rights (she) may have had to Malaysian citizenship", and actually renouncing Malaysian citizenship.
She needed to have renounced her Malaysian citizenship, not merely renounce any rights to Malaysian citizenship. In fact there does not appear to be any mechanism within Malaysian law to renounce a right to Malaysian citizenship.
Her parents would have been required by law to register her birth at the nearest Malaysian and/or Sabah State Registry office. She is a Malaysian citizen,and has more than a mere right to Malaysian citizenship.The reason is simple.As far as Malaysia is concerned, you are either a citizen, or you are not.
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Sunday, August 13, 2017
Penny Wong:born in Malaysia to a Malaysian father ,lived as a local for 8 years ,recalls "feeling like I didn't belong (in Australia) for some time," but insists there is no prima facie evidence of Malaysian citizenship
While she moved to Australia in 1976,that would not have caused the loss of her Malaysian citizenship.
Friday, July 14, 2017
Senator Penny Wong born in Malaysia,and born a Malaysian citizen-Has she officially renounced Malaysian citizenship, and can we see proof?
Penelope Wong Ying Yen, aka Senator Penny Wong, was born in Kota Kinabalu ,State Of Sabah, Federation of Malaysia. Her father Francis Wong is a Malaysian citizen,which makes Wong a Malaysian citizen by birth.
While she moved to Australia in 1976,that would not have caused the loss of her Malaysian citizenship.
Many Malaysians who later in life took up citizenship of other countries assumed that by doing so Malaysian citizenship was lost automatically, but this is not the case.
There is ,provided for in the Malaysian Constitution and arising laws a process which requires citizens who wish to renounce their citizenship to make a formal application to do so.It is up to the Malaysian Government to determine if the application should be accepted.
If the Government determines that the application is to be accepted, then the applicant is issued a formal notice of that fact,with a copy of his or her Malaysian birth certificate marked with words in Malay and/or English ,"No longer a citizen of Malaysia (paraphrase)".
None of this has ever been provided the public in the case of Penny Wong. Indeed the question has never been put. We are simply expected to accept that Wong is not a citizen of Malaysia, despite the facts.
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Friday, March 15, 2024
Australia's decision to resume funding UNRWA must be viewed in the context of Foreign Minister Penny Wong's contact with a Malaysian intelligence officer, and Malaysia's defiant support for HAMAS
by Ganesh Sahathevan
Thus spake Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong, justifying her decision to restore funding to the HAMAS linked UNRWA:
"the best available current advice from agencies and the Australian government lawyers is that UNRWA is not a terrorist organisation........"
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Meanwhile, Wong has still provided no explanation for her contact with a Malaysian intelligence officer.This fact is especially relevant in the matter of Australia's UNRWA funding given Malaysian Rime Minister Anwar Ibrahim defiant support for HAMAS.:
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Detail in Al-Jazeera interview with hitman Sirul Azhar compared with information on Malaysian High Commission Canberra website suggests that Penny Wong contacted an undeclared Malaysian intelligence officer -Wong and DFAT have not denied Sirul's statement to Al-Jazzera
by Ganesh Sahathevan
Al-Jazeera reported that hitman Sirul Azhar had meetings with a Malaysian police intelligence officer at Malaysia's "embassy" in Canberra.In the interview Sirul describes meetings with a male officer (see screenshots above).
However, the declared Malaysian police intelligence officer at the embassy(actually high commission) is quite likely Mdm. Szabrenna Pou Abdullah , a long serving police officer who held the rank of Deputy Superintendent Of Police (DSP) in 2020, who is designated First Secretary.
It is therefore likely that Wong's reported contact was with an undeclared Malaysian intelligence officer, and that raises even more serious questions about Wong's conduct in office. As Foreign Minister Wong is also the Minister in charge of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS).
Three weeks have passed since Sirul's revelations but Wong and DFAT have yet to issue any comment with regards Sirul's statement to Al-Jazzera.
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Friday, November 24, 2023
Malaysian hitman Sirul Azhar Umar tells Al-Jazeera Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong spoke to a Malaysian Police intelligence officer at the Malaysian y High Commission in Canberra, Australia - Very serious allegations against Penny Wong, complicated by her connections to Malaysia
by Ganesh Sahathevan
Malaysian hitman Sirul Azhar Umar says Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong spoke to a Malaysian Police intelligence officer at the Malaysian y High Commission in Canberra, Australia to determine if Sirul was a danger to the Canberra community.
Any Minister of State, even a Foreign Minister, who has personal connections with a foreign intelligence officer should be considered a threat to national security.
Very serious allegations against Penny Wong, complicated by her connections to Malaysia.
See from 19:30 onwards
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