Anwar on stimulus package: What happens when the borrowed money runs out?
CORONAVIRUS | PKR president Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned that the government is currently relying on borrowed funds for its new people-centric economic stimulus (Prihatin) package and questioned what will happen once the money runs out.
He, however, also stressed that he does support initiatives in the Prihatin package that helps the people, especially those in the B40 income group.
He claimed that around RM100 billion of the RM250 billion injected into the stimulus package comes from bank loans, another RM40 billion from the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF), some RM60 billion from the Human Resources Fund and RM50 billion from Danajamin Nasional Bhd which is partly owned by Ministry of Finance Inc (MOF Inc)...
Don’t worry. I’m doing that. This is the government whether you like it or not. You can challenge the legitimacy you as you please. But for now whoever breaks the law will be answerable for their action. I’ll add yours too @ On the Other Hand. Don’t worry. It’s the easiest thing for me to do. See if you can talk yourself out with the “grandmother, grandfather” later. Let’s just see how “tough” you are. I’ve dealt with “tough” guys like you many times. But seeing them in court, with hand cuffed with that sad look and no more “tough”, truly makes my day. Especially when it appears in the paper and portals just like this later. Looking forward to it.
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