Anwar says he is not a traitor

Anwar says he is not a traitor

KUALA LUMPUR (AFP): Malaysia's ousted deputy premier Anwar
Ibrahim on Friday said he was not a traitor for threatening to
expose secrets documents allegedly showing government corruption.

"The real traitors are those who are cruel and exploit the
country's wealth for their personal gain, family and cronies," he
said in a police report against Premier Mahathir Mohamad and
Attorney-General Mohtar Abdullah for obstructing the legal
process.

This is Anwar's fourth police report in which he revealed
details of corruption allegedly committed by a former chief
minister who is a member of Mahathir's ruling United Malays
National Organization.

Anwar, the country's most prominent political dissident, said
these were the documents the members of the ruling elite were
worried about.