A Requiem for UMNO and it's rumah bangsat, rumah hantu , rumah pangsai and outhouse. Devil's advocate series 47.
1. Wak jahid comes up dengan gagasan rumah bangsa. Wow Kata pak Sako.
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1. Wak jahid comes up dengan gagasan rumah bangsa. Wow Kata pak Sako.
1. There was a report by a leading news outfit. It quoted named analyst.
1. I can already see the drift. Malay supremacists especially the UMNOniks are feigning incredulity that zahids DNAA ruling is remitted to the high court for retrial
1. A cunning lowlife like Zahid will use the gang of 14 until the time is ripe.
1. The Seremban putsh has made UMNO shown it's hand. The keen observer knows at once apa dihati UMNO
1. I have said I am not going to talk about the steps the NO MB is going to take. As the man in ground zero, he knows best.
1. If all 14 of UMNO ADUN left the NS government, it's a reflection of what we expect from UMNO
1. When in January 2026, the AG decided on a DNAA on wak47, it caused a furor among law abiding citizens of Malaysia.
1. 2 kenyataan Sultan Pahang menarik perhatian .
1. Because the Malays suffer from a few psychological maladies, the PM has some work cut out for him.
2. He has to battle racial and religious extremism.
3. He has to correct many wrongs done by UMNO which thinks it owns the country
4. Instead of realizing that it only has stewardship and wardenship of the country. And trust.
5. To correct for instance how UMNO looks at corruption
6. To rein in UMNO's economic grabs, predatorial economic confiscation instincts or malay-nisation of the economy by fiat.
7. To manage the economic disparity between T40 and B40.
8. To narrow the economic gap between town and country.
9 . Correction is sorely needed here because the man in charge of rural development is a bloody moron.
10. Now giving him control of felda and FGV worsens the situation
11. It's pucuk dicita, ulam mendatang. Longing for shoots, mixed salad Ãs a-coming. Bad economic move
12. And politically suicidal
13. Mark my words -thr the 1st thing he will do is to place UMNO cronies there.
14. The UMNO cronies will use these organizations as vantage points to milk and cultivate Malay support
15. Eroding support for PKR and PH
16. Years of thinking it owns the country, UMNO has thrown out the notion of rule of law and equality before the law
17. Look at how it's demanding privileged legal treatment for the kleptocrat in chief.
18. Special laws for the political princelings and stiffer laws for the ordinary folks.
19. It has rejected any notions of justice. It has subverted the constitution.
20. Despite the negeri king expressing surprise and disappointment that Malays adulate and adore those who steal millions and billions, what did they do?
21. Some misguided and brainwashed Malays performed solat hajat for the kleptocrat in chief.
22. Do we malays need UMNO to look after the race and Islam?
23. Absolutely not is our answer. Look at the facts.
24. In states not governed by UMNO, do we see malays dropping dead like flies?
25. The best to look out for ourselves is us .
26. Islam prospers with or without UMNO. Because Islam prospers or otherwise, depends on it's adherents.
27. On every count, the verdict for UMNO is negative. There is therefore no reason for us to support UMNO.
28. With characters like Adolph Akmal and wak47 around, who needs UMNO?
29. So carry on tolol-ling and bahlul-ling by supporting UM....NOOO!
1. Why is DAP so despised by UMNO leaders and princelings?
2. The short answer is, UMNO suffers from
3 psychological afflictions. 3. UMNO is paranoid, xenophobic and has restorative nostalgia (bad thing).
4. The first 2 psychological situations cause UMNO to hate others because the others are different.
5. The combination of these elements produces hate and fear.
6. A lethal concoction resulting in morbid and maniacal racism.
7. Which is manifested in always quarreling with the others,
8. always chasing windmills which are imagined as dragons
9. None invokes fear and hate as does the DAP.
10. Because it's an uncompromising opponent to UMNO's vested interest and is gaining support.
11. The Sabah results were an aberration for the DAP. The numbers show UMNO fared worse. It's own members deserted it.
12. And UMNO doesn't seem to care about the seats held by the late Bung, knowing it will be butchered in its otherwise usual buy election.
13. No one wants to say, DAP lost in Sabah because it associated with UMNO
14. No one says anything about it probably out of professional courtesy or because of political correctness.
15. But now, after the UMNO 2025 Pau, DAP must take off the gloves and must meet its detractors head on . It must confront and respond accordingly to the lies, fitnah and diatribes hurled at it by the likes of Adolph Akmal.
16 . It's now fight fire with fire. DAP is not giving the other cheek to be slapped by the likes of Adolph Akmal
17 . If you think only you can fight all out, paisan, DAP can also do the same la, kawan, tongzhi, saathi.
18. UMNO suffers from restorative nostalgia or simply revisionist and counter revolutionary
19. Or to be more blunt, UMNO is a megalomaniac. It's delusional of getting back power and delusional about a sense of grandeur. Thinking that everything revolves around it. Only it is entitled to govern.
20. When stewardship and wardenship mutated into ownership of the country, that's when we find ourselves in this mess.
21. In line with what the king just said , the 1st thing UMNO did was to normalise corruption, graft, pillage and plunder
22. True, the king spoke about the rampant corruption in the military and other uniformed bodies, but the message about corruption and hunting of Corruptors is said Infront of lawmakers.
23.umno should bear the brunt of the king's displeasure because it's UMNO that spawned corruption and betrayal of public trust.
24. UMNO provides the enabling environment for the political and for the bureaucratic princelings to loot and plunder the country. The political princelings are more interested in lining their pockets . They can't rein in the bureaucratic princelings because they cannot come before equity with clean hands.
25. It's a happy and profitable co existence.
26. Moreover, didn't UMNO just complete it's PAU with the Javanese Neanderthals seditiously instigating the UMNO hoi poloi to petition the present king to pardon the kleptocrat in chief?
27. Before the present King who has an abhorrence for graft, who wants stiffer punishments, who says the corruption that's discovered thus far, is just the tip of the iceberg.
28. Before a king who says he came to KL to hunt the corrupt up to their worm holes.
29. Before such a king, the outcome of a petition from any groups to get a pardon for the kleptocrat in chief, ending up in failure is a foregone conclusion.
30. In spite of the negeri king expressing surprise and disappointment that some malays adulate those who have looted billions, there are misguided UMNO malays performing the solat hajat to save the kleptocrat in chief.
31. Is God an UMNO member? Memakbulkan doa orang UMNO sahaja?
32. So Zahid can't sir poker faced and pretend UMNO is pristine. He himself will get his comeuppance eventually, if not from Anwar , from Anwars successor.
33. I think the current standing of UMNO is best described by the money charger man . Apo Kono eh Jang warih?
34. He likens UMNO as the anchor needed for stability.
35. That of course is a self serving statement, designed to keep UMNO in relevance. We see it differently.
36. The anchor keeps you stationery and restrain you from going forward .
37. That's what UMNO has been doing especially to Malays. Keeping them in the chains of docility and preventing them going forward .
38. For long, we have died in loyalty,now it's time for us to live in rebellious dignity
39. Sekian lama kita mati dlam setia Kali ini, kita hidup dalam durhaka!
1. If an FMT journalist can be arrested for sedition, then arrest Zahid comedy .
2. The Javanese Neanderthal is clearly asking UMNO malays to defy the law . And asking the king to also disrespect the law, by pardoning a convicted kleptocrat.
3. There is a stronger reason to arrest the Javanese Neanderthal than to arrest a poor journalist from FMT.
4. The FMT journalist is questioning the effects of a policy put in place by UMNO anyway
5. Like a DAP MP said, the journalist is arrested while politicians and other princelings linked to corruption are galivanting here there and fucking here there and everywhere .
6. So sorry to have to use expletives. But what to do; I am a rough and tumble country bumpkin .
7. Whatever happened to the 127 or more resolutions on the kleptocrat in chief?
8. Announced pompously and thunderously by the shrilling UMNO secgen.
9. Like most of what happened in the UMNO PAU, it's much thunder but little rain.
10. The plight of Mr X, the kleptocrat in chief was hardly thundered about.
11. Adolph Akmal was busy attacking windmills which he considered as DAP dragons.
12. After vowing to fight DAP all the way, he said he can win Jasin parliament by working with DAP. Is Herr Akmal licking his own spit?
13. Is this boy, all up there? Or has got a screw loose there?
14. It's not to him to determine where he contests. That's the job of ketua perhubungan, Fat Albert.
15. Unconsciously , Adolph Akmal is after the Melaka kms job. Be careful, Fat Albert , of the young dick.
16. The UMNO PAU recently was a comedy of errors, it's hard not to laugh.
17. The demagogue didn't speak about maruah. The one thing akmal alleges the party doesn't have if it stays with the PH government
18. Obviously he can't, because he has none having chosen to remain in the unprincipled party
19. Nor did he point out the failures of the PH government which warrants UMNO's exit .
20. The pemuda UMNO dangdut connoisseurs were probably entertained and deflected by Adolph Akmals rhetorics and histrionics and melodramatics.
21. The pemuda UMNO mediocres were sufficiently bamboozled by akmals histrionics especially his diatribes of DAP.
22 . Pray tell, how does DAP factor in, in the issues of UMNO's maruah and shortcomings of the government?
23. The PAU was equally comical when the Javanese neantherthal took center stage .
24. This PAU will be more remembered by the many nonsensical things said that things it didn't say .
25. The UMNO leaders didn't speak about 1 most important thing. How to weed out corruption and kleptocracy
26. How to apply paraquat and roundup to the foliage of corruption.
27. Instead,it's asking the Malays to defy the law and beseeched the king to also disrespect the law by pardoning the kleptocrat in chief
28. Binawe punya um ..nooo
29. That's more seditious and that's why Zahid deserves more to be arrested that the FMT guy
30. How do you reconcile this UMNO stand with the messages given by the King, sultan perak and ydpb negeri sembilan?
31. The king was the first person to speak about flying coffins. UMNO people thought it was said in jest.
32. He was deadly serious about it. He knows of the shenanigans in the military .
33. The recent arrests by sprm of a number of military top brass have vindicated the King.
34. The message to umno thickies should be clear .
35. Here is a king who will not tolerate corruption and graft. Punishments and comeuppance waits the convicted.
36. Not pardon. Not house arrest.
37. The sultan of perak also said something. His majesty lamented that greed has coloured the character of our society.
38. Begging your pardon Tuanku. Not the greed of god fearing ordinary people.
39. It's the greed of god defiant political and bureaucratic princelings .
40. Those given positions of trust, deserve more severe punishments. No molly coddle and treated gingerly.
41. Perhaps, the most devastating statement came from the negeri sembilan king.
42. He's surprised and disappointed that those convicted of stealing billions of ringgit are idolised and adulated
43. All taken, the statements by the King and the kings should send a clear message to the stubborn UMNO delegates .
44. Which is, that UMNO people and brainwashed Malays can shove the ideas of pardon, house arrest and other leniencies down their candy ass.
45. Meanwhile the comedy of errors in and UMNO continues.
46. Wak47 extends an olive branch to ah wee and apoo sarava. Ah wee is more perceptive of UMNO politics, apoo sarava less so. Maybe wak can also send him a bouquet of flowers.
47. At the same time, wak moots the idea of a grand coalition of Malay(fascist) parties .
48. Tell us please, where do ah wee and apoo fit in?
1. When the AGC announces NFA for Zahid komedi, it didn't go down well with the public.
2. Public responses shouldn't be decried upon. People have the right to air their thoughts.
3. People are surprised and asking, why is the AG so spirited in justifying the NFA to Zahid.
4. Doing so, he's politicizing the issue. Entering the realm of politics, the AG displays his amateurism.
5. That shows that intelligence in law does not transfer automatically into politics .
6. He therefore opens himself to varied thoughts from those more well versed in the art of politics.
7. It's as though he needs and uses politics to reinforce his legal decision.
8. Is that extra judicial means?
9. If we didn't allow political pressure from helping out the kleptocrat in chief, why do we allow political pressure to favour the Javanese neantherthal?
10. Let's be consistent. Let law and facts determine the fate of the Javanese neantherthal.
11. Please enlighten us , which part of your exhaustive investigations, nullify the prima facie ruling?
12. Aren't you really saying the judge then, was a thicky?
13. The whole episode, suggests that some fierce horse trading must have been transacted between the powers that be
14. From a purely political cost benefit analysis, if the horse trading entails the Javanese neantherthal becoming 100% pliant to the boss man PM, I am all for it .
15. It would be a waste if the plight of the Javanese neantherthal is not turned into something profitable for the PM and PH.
16. If this issue can make UMNO into a complete useful idiot, why not?
17. I would make sure UMNO remains completely submissive and pliable. Rein in mad dog akmal and other noise makers.
18. Otherwise let these people run amok in UMNO giving them enough rope to hang themselves and destroy UMNO.
19. Come GE16, UMNO is a limped dick which has finished it's biological mission .
20. If the PM thinks along these lines, he is a strategic thinker and an astute politician.
21. Hidup Nana Non!
1. To a common man such as I, the decision of the AG in giving Zaid an NFA is plainly wrong .
2. The AG must have relied on a statute. Perhaps article 145(3) of the constitution.
3. Hence, the AG thinks he has a safety net. He thinks he's safe
4. The common man, the one one who rides the KL rapid bus, does not think so. He thinks the AG has violated and butchered article 145.
5. That article gives the AG the discretion to do good, not to do something unconscionable. Giving Zaid an NFA,the common man believes, is unconscionable.
6. The sadder thing is, judges seemed to countenance the frolic of the AG in the woods. In the end, the AG pisses on you all. And all you can say,mmm, the piss tastes neck licking good. Dammn good!
7. If judges keep quiet, condoning the violation it would seem all of them partipate in a group sex.
8. If the AG can fall back on this statute, judges must have a residual right conferred by statute also, to affirm or reject the recommendation
9. Not because the judge suka2, but because the judge carries the weight of public opinion which says, Zahid is guilty .
10. In the court of public opinion, the public is saying, up yours Mr AG.
11. I would very much like to see people from the bar council argue this case before a fearless judge
12. The AGC nor the SPRM have not explained away, which part of the exhaustive further in vestigations, have erased the earlier finding of the judge then, that there was a prima facie case?
13 .your legal argle bargle may convince the man on the Clapham omnibus or the man riding the KL rapid, but convincing an inquisitorial minded judge is another matter .
14. Especially if it's before the same judge you are applying full acquittal. In effect,you are saying he's stupid for basing his prima facie decision on incomplete material
15. Unless the AG has kau tim the judge to follow what the AGC requests.
16. If that is so, then what Zaid Ibrahim, himself a lawyer told me once .
17. Lawyers and judges are like eggs. They come in grades. A to E. E being the lowest.
18. Let's see what grade, the judge hearing the acquittal application falls into.
19. The AGC doth protest. We have full ownership of the application for full acquittal. We can do anything with it
20. Wrong! The DNAA has become and the application for acquittal will become state owned . The AG tak boleh cakap apa. The judge will decide.
21. It's not up to AG to declare finality or say zaids NFA is over once and for all. Don't rob that prerogative from the judge.
22. It's not over until the fat lady sings.
To be continued.,..see? Only I can declare the article's finality.
Read more...1. There are 3 latin terms that I would use in response to his reprimand on Yb yby.
2. These are Actus dei nemini facit injuriam, lex naturalis and force majeure .
3. If justices Alice loke and Colin Sequerah were restrained by these, would they have reached the rulings they did? Involving the penyakau in chief?
4. They didn't. The went by facts and law. No romanticism or sentimentalism
5. No reference to the fact that the kleptocrat in chief is the son of the much revered tun Razak. Tun Razak has earned a place in the annals of history, the son has a place in the anus of history .
6. Some people cannot accept that greatness is not necessary inherited . These people cannot differentiate between ascribed and achieved status
7. Hey, it's not my fault if you haven't read Marsh McLuhan or David McClelland.
8. The deeds done by the kleptocrat in chief is certainly not ascribed or inherited. They are achieved on his own.
9. What the son has done is no reflection of the father. The behavior is grafted while growing up.
10. As to the misfortune that has befallen the kleptocrat in chief, it's a freak thing, Actus dei, lex naturalis, force majeure.
11. If we can't blame these, we certainly can't celebrate because of them.
12. What has befallen the kleptocrat in chief is the result of his own doing
13. Because it's due to human frailty, others have a right to disapprove of it. Even in the form of celebration.
14. The most people celebrate is in the form of some verbal outpouring. It's not as if people jump up with joy of open bottles of wine.
15. And most celebrate not at the misery that has befallen the kleptocrat in chief, but at the triumph of the rule of law, triumph of justice and thank God for the presence of fearless judges not unnerved by the stature of the person in the dock
16. I know that justices like Alice loke and justice Sequerah need no public validation and approbation, but many including I, want to thank them for standing up..a big thank you to justices Alice loke and justice Sequerah.
17. The UMNO people are disappointed with the addendum ruling and completely silenced by the 1MDB ruling, but don't take up your disappointment and frustration on Yeoh bee yin
18. You don't even know what she and others celebrated.
19. We are not responsible nor accountable as to how UMNO people and kleptocrat apologists fee and frankly, we don't give a damn!
20. But what we are most disappointed with are the responses of those with bourgeois and genteel sense of justice.
21..Mr X did the crimes , people like been yin gets the flak? Please explain the logic to a samdol like me.
22. Reprimand from your boss is the deepest cut of them all. We don't see wak jahid scolding foul mouthed akmal, do we?
1. Let me begin with an axiom. A self evident truth, position taken, a statement which are unprovable, don't require proof. It serves as an unshakeable foundation.
2. In economics, philosophy or maths, it's often termed as a given.
3. My given or axiom is I support Anwar Ibrahim. Our PM.
4. But support doesn't mean to agree in everything he does it's not like giving him carte blanche.
5. Right now the thing that people and I disagree is Zahid being given NFA .
6. Despite the assertions of somebody and anybody for that matter, that the NFA decision was entirely made by the AGC and AG, nobody believe them.
7. The only people who believe the lie are the UMNO people. That specie of Malaysians who believe they are shielded from the rule of law, from the supremacy of parliament and from justice.
8. That specie of Malaysians, who want to use politics to secure a full pardon to the biggest kleptocrat in the world.
9. So why should we lend our support to a party which is no respecter of the law?
10. Compared to the kleptocrat in chief, what the Javanese Neanderthals did was sap sap suey. Deserving of kautim in the form of NFA
11. Very swiftly the Javanese Neanderthals pompously said, the truth( read the lie) has prevailed. He quickly instructed his lawyers to file for full acquittal.
12. Hello tuan, the party that says you are not guilty is the AGC which announcement was made by the now despised AG.
13. I thought the only authority which can pronounce one guilty or innocent is the court .
14. The shyster lawyer in some, using law acts which intimidate common people retorted that the authority to declare NFA and not guilty is statutorily provided.
15. Then to us common people, using common sense and rational logic, that statutory provision is wrong.
16. While the AGC can declare NFA, the power to declare guilty or innocent must vest in the court, ruled by the judge
17. If the AGC has statutory power to recommend NFA, then the court must have the residual power to declare guilt or innocence..
18. The finality of this case can only be determined by the court, not the AGC.
19. Please la, AGC, don't lecture us on finality or closure and don't say to us, further investigations by AGC and SPRM , justified giving the Javanese Neanderthals an NFA and at the same time a proof that our judicial system has integrity .
20. The integrity of our judicial system isn't established by a unitary insistence that's it's so.
21. The integrity must be explained rationally and logically. The AGC has not explained away 1 important thing
22. The much touted further investigations by AGC and sprm have not explained away the initial ruling that there was a prima facie case .
23. Tell us , which part of further investigations erase the prima facie ruling?
24. If there are non, the trial must continue .
25. Whatever it is, the AGC must go back to court to tell the judge he has erred to have based his ruling on incomplete investigations then.
26. Now you see why I disagree with some crucial things under the PMs watch.
1. Now, we have to ask what exactly were the terms of reference, given by wak jahid to akmal?
2. If wak says you can go ahead with the convention but you can't talk about exiting the unity government nor can you condemn the PM, might as well not give his go ahead at all
3. Because that was akmals piece de resistance. He links it to UMNO's maruah, dignity , amour propre.
4. When his proposals were rebuffed completely, he suffers the ultimate humiliation
5. He's left standing with his hands cupping his balls. If small children see him full monty, they will have nightmares .
6. After weeks of ranting and proselytizing about dignity and maruah, threats to Islam and the Malays, UMNO's rebuff on akmals proposals, revealed the true character of UMNO.
7. That UMNO is an opportunistic bastard with no maruah, principles or values that keep society whole.
8..it's immediate interests supersede everything else. As long as it can be part of the unity government.
9. Perhaps while being part of the government, UMNO leaders can make hay while it shines. Certainly UMNO people have a lot of experience in this.
10. Can UMNO, devoid of all these - dignity, maruah, values etc, earn the approbation, allegiance and approval of Malaysians especially of malays?
11. Only the brainwashed malays and malays with servile aptitude will support UMNO.
12. In exposing the true character of UMNO, akmal finds his own maruah at issue.
13. What is he to do? Well, if he is an honourable fellow, he will do a yukio Mishima . He is no such fellow .
14. The next best thing to do is, to pack his bags, go to hulu Melaka, bathe at perigi hang tuah to get rid of all the sial
15. Then, isolate himself for à few weeks, then come back to pick up new quarrels with Chinese dragons and Indian nagas .
16. Many people say he should quit UMNO and resign his ADUN seat. He needs to get the fuck out of everything .
17. That's asking the malaysian Don quixote and the UMNO anarchist
18. Because of his notoriety, I disagree with the conventional thinking. Here's why.
19. The continued presence of the pain in the butt in UMNO, ensures UMNO remains to be the object of derision, public odium, contempt and revulsion .
20. The continued presence of the bozo in UMNO, will diminish public esteem in UMNO. Most likely it will diminish even more come PRU16. That will happen because the bozo continues to be 7-eleven. Never closes the mouth.
21. UMNO will be lucky if it manages 15 seats .
22. That should be the strategic objective. Not just to see akmal abandons everything alone but to see UMNO goes down with him.
23. By that time the unity government will be strong sans UMNO . Perhaps by that time, the rakyat can demand the PM to file in new charges against wak jahid.
24. The fact is, nobody believes wak has been chloroxed off the 47 charges.
25. Why is the demise of UMNO as a whole, not only loose canon akmal remains our unwavering objective?
26. Because UMNO is the curse of our life, the originator of all things in our social life .
27. UMNO provides the enabling environment for all sorts of corruption,abuse of positions, kleptocracy, paranoid nationalisme, xenophobic religion and monopoly on loyalty to the King .
28. UMNO defies and subverts the rule of law, is no respecter of justice and purveyor of racial supremacisme.
29. Akmal is the weapon of choice to secure the implosion of UMNO.
30. Let him be the pain in the butt and scissors in the folds
31. As between him and wak,we ask, who's zooming who? ( Salute to Aretha Franklin).
1. Reading between the lines, T. Zafrul seems to suggest that Zahid lied about the existence of an addendum that allowed Najib to serve the remainder of his jail sentence at home
2. Everyone seems, some of the press included wants to see a criminal freed.
3. Perhaps this eagerness is part of the entitlement mentality of a Bumi -Putera.
4. The Putera in the Bumi term is always entitled to some divine dispensation.
5. On the other hand, any Bumi in the Bumiputera term is subject to the harshness of the law. The counter affidavit by T. Zafrul, if true, is another reason why we should all boycott UMNO.
6. Not only UMNO consists of narcissistic, anarchic and prone to aggression individuals, it's leadership consists of congenital liars. Surely, that is not a party, sacred and honourable to represent right thinking Malays.
7. Unless of course, as Swettenham observed , Malays in general, are naturally untrustworthy.
8. I believed Malays in general do not deserve such reproach and negative description. As practicing Muslims, they observed fairness and truth.
9. Hence if Najib is wrong, he is wrong and deserves all the disapprobation. If Zahid is a liar, he deserves all the rejection or using a current term, boycott. 10. Only UMNO people, ' back roomed ' decency and truth. Never you trust UMNO people or those DNA-ed with UMNO values people.
11. Zafrul's affidavit would affirm that Zahid is a liar.
12. I am puzzled by one thing; why is it that some people are eager to see that what is haram, makan duit haram, harta haram be exonerated? That means all the virtuous values our parents taught us and strengthened by religion are simply discarded.
13. The zealousness to see Najib served house arrest seem to forget that the chap still got 1MDB to answer to. Or is there a conspiracy to let Najib off with another DNAA? That will surely turned Malaysia into a pariah state. Perhaps that also will be shielded behind the excuse, 'the government does not interfere with the judiciary ' ?.
14. Yes, certainly Zahid's affidavit would strain relationship with Nana Non, it would reveal that Zahid is a liar. Have we forgotten about the Zafrul affidavit that politely says Zahid's affidavit is false? Is there a law against a falsified affidavit?
15. This legal imbroglio can be resolved if everything is tabled by the AGC with the courts . Finito!
16. I have learnt this much. Don't listen to the thunder. Wait for the rain. Don't rush to conclusion into accepting what Zahid says is true . Don't say the government is hiding any addendum.
17. When wak jahid was the home minister, he said we don't have a law that provided for house arrest. Has the law been changed now that an UMNO Putera is jailed?
18. We are a constitutional monarchy. It's inconceivable that the king does anything to undermine the constitution and with it, the law .
19. Yes it certainly would strain the relationship between Zahid and Nana Non. It firstly may expose Zahid as a liar not partial to using underhanded machinations. It affirms the fatal mistake Nana Non makes, which is to invite an implacable and incorrigible enemy like UMNO to share power.
1. Other people may be indifferent as to whether the PM stays long as leader of this county. If some are interested to see the PM last long, they are not being brutally frank to him. The temporal and ecclesiastical dictators in PN want the PM out asap.
2. It's good that some people will not throw the PM under the bus or throw him to the wolves. It's comforting to know that some people won't abandon him .
3. But what is the use of staying loyal and being steadfast to him, if doesn't last long as leader? The wolves will devour him.
4. Right now, his longevity as leader is threatened by zahid's DNAA issue. Don't whitewash it. People are angry that Zahid got a DNAA.
5. I may be critical of him at times, but I support him and want him to last. As do many others. He is our best hope at the moment. Just look at the alternatives, mahiadin, Hadi et all? Our future will be depressing. They are not tenable except to Malay and pas's Islamic chauvinists.
6. So, tell the PM, do not take this DNAA issue lightly. It's the albatross hanging around his neck. Or to use a phrase much loved by Lokman 'goebbels' Adam, the PM is carrying a body of a live monitor lizard.
7. It's not enough saying the PM doesn't interfere with the judiciary, the investigation was done by SPRM, the charge by AGC, the verdict by the judge. Despite these palliatives people still believed the PM interfered and therefore, is accountable.
8. If the judiciary is strictly off limits and the PM does indeed and in fact, not interfere with the judiciary, the same cannot be said of the SPRM and AGC
9. These 2 entities are not on the same level as the judiciary. There are just government departments subject to oversight by the PM's office. So, we can bitch about them to our hearts content. There are many inferences and assumptions we can impute on them.
10. It can possibly mean that Azam baki's boys have done a shoddy job. The report they made can be mutilated mercilessly by the defence lawyer. Rather than endure the ignominy, the DNAA was a godsend.
Perhaps the boys were too engrossed over their mistresses and kept women.
11. It's time for the pm to reassess the competence of these boys with sijil pengampu rendah Malaysia. Whatever happened to the loud promises to retire Azam baki? That's the first sign that PKR has reneged on their many promises .
12. But I think the more bizzare and unexplainable behavior, was the conduct of the DPP. After listening to the 11 reasons contained in the representation of Herr Zahid, he meekly surrendered and waved the white flag .
13. It's as though the DPP was intimidated by zahid's representation and rather than arguing his brief vigorously, he took the face saving route of discontinuing the proceedings.
14. It's shameful, isn't it? The DPP is cowed by the representation of a rich and powerful person like Zahid, but legal high-handedness was readily apparent in the case of a Terengganu mother who was jailed for 14 months , for stealing 2 packets of Milo!
15. The DPP has suddenly caught the dreaded foot and mouth disease. He'd rather walk down the hall of shame and the cat has bitten off his tongue
16. He didn't show a Ballsy attitude did he, not as did his counterpart in Terengganu. Perhaps he didn't eat enough keropok lekor . Guane mu Awang?
17. The same deferential and black to minstrel attitude is generally shown to the rich and powerful elsewhere. I didn't hear any howls from the legal fraternity when Ali babavum Najib is escorted like a VIP to court instead as like a convict that he is. And wearing his Zegna or Hugo bossku suit to court instead of the standard issue prison garb emblazoned on the shirt, 'I love kajang Hilton'.
18. Hence , there seems to exist a social apartheid in our legal system brought about by fee chaser lawyers. That makes the proposal by Mr Dick the butcher, in Henry 6, 'the first thing we do, is kill all the lawyers', sounds sensible
19. Possibly the current DPP was part of the prosecution team once headed by Raja rozela. If he was, he wasn't paying attention,was sleeping or only acted as passenger. When it comes to him helming the prosecution team, he doesn't know what to do or is ill prepared.
20. That's a serious dereliction of duty or bald incompetence. Sufficient reasons to have him cashiered.
21. The PM can appear before parliament and asked where's the proof that he interfered in the DNAA case . That's like asking show me the air that we breathe. Of course nobody can show the air, but we know it's there. We are alive aren't we? Similarly nobody in parliament has proof, but you can't obliterate the public view that the PM interfered in some ways .
22. Engaging in verbal fisticuffs in parliament will not solve the trust deficit with the public. It's not verbal joustings in parliament that are important, but regaining public trust.
23. Rather than arguing until you are blue in the face about the DNAA which is actually defending Zahid and looked at as being on the side of the oppressor, it's better to dedicate efforts at regaining public trust . By default, it shows that Zahid is a liability.
24. Don't be sentimental about Zahid. He is expendable. The damage to people's faith, far outweighs the political advantages of saving Zahid.
25. The overriding task now is to cause zahid's subsequent proceedings to resume asap. The government must have an impregnable case .
26. In order to have an unassailable case, the pm must precede the case by reforming the 2 institutions which he in practice, can influence. SPRM and the AGC
27. Perhaps it's time to terminate the services of Azam baki and other deadwood in SPRM. That's fulfilling some of the promises made in the last election. The institution does not exactly inspire confidence, when you have some officials having publicised relationships with their mistresses and their comfort women and some people allowing their brothers using their accounts to buy shares. It's reflects their belief that being in SPRM makes them invincible to any forms of disciplining.
28. It's also time to restructure the prosecution team. It must be a crack team comprising of very competent lawyers, Messianic and pit bullish in attitude desiring a win in their case. Isn't it a shame to see the government loses its case? The prosecution team members ought to commit seppuku, if they do .
29. Many of us are puzzled as to why the government must claim ownership of the DNAA. It's a decision by the court. Claiming ' ownership over the DNAA means it has to defend the DNAAs legitimacy at all cost. It actually means the government is defending a crook.
30. Having to defend the legitimacy of the DNAA only strengthens public belief that there was indeed unconscionable interference in the case. Otherwise why defend it?
31. Unashamedly, the government is arguing about the DNAA, many of the speakers going blue in their faces and veins in the necks bulging . For what?
32. Better to divert and focus efforts to regain public faith and confidence. Announce that zahid's case will continue asap. Reform SPRM. Reconstitute AGC. Stop claiming ownership over DNAA. Zahid's not worth it
33. The many promises the PM makes on stage and at many occasions, start fulfilling many of them. There are many things promised-jailing crooks, weeding out corruption and sakau, eradicating abuse of power, stoping wastage, enforcing good governance. If the pm is serious about the last, create a minister for the civil service or minister of good governance. Start fulfilling, otherwise people say the pm is a hypocrite!
34. The pious but pompous declaration that I won't throw the pm under the bus, can be raised a notch higher by advising the PM how to last long- and I am not talking about ubat kuat or Viagra.
35. By advising the PM, in a brutally frank manner, don't break faith with the people and do the things you promised!
36. To achieve the 2 things, the PM must use the kitchen sink politics. Do everything politically practical to achieve the objectives. If the institutions I mentioned are formed by Royal charter, interfere with them if you must. Removing the mischief is the most important thing. I don't care if the cat is black or white, as long as it catches mice!
Next article, "Is zahid's DNAA PM's Waterloo?"
1. I listened carefully, the speech given by the pasir gudang mp. He won't throw his boss under the bus. The pm says he doesn't interfere with the judiciary. Judicial independence is intact
2. At the moment we are debating about DNAA. Not about any intrusion on judicial independence. Debating about this bloody DNAA ought not drag in whether the pm has exercised any undue influence on judicial independence.
3. Judicial independence is a given. It must be free from threats, influence or inducements from any parties or any branches of government. Any opinions on the contrary are wrong.
4. In an earlier article, I have mentioned as an opinion, in the exercise of leadership, the pm should give Intel information to the judge. I was and am wrong in giving such opinion.
5. Judicial independence must be preserved at all cost. It is an unasailable and an inviolable principle.
6. In simple terms, we do not interfere in the business of a judge, any judge in deciding cases before him or her.
7. In an adverserial system like ours, the judge decides the case on the basis of arguments of the contending parties. Suppose, in a case the prosecution team prepares a half past six brief and is overwhelmed by the defence team, the judge will decide in favour of the defence team.
8. In a book written by 2 Harvard professors, ziblatt and levitsky, democracy will continue if at least we ensure 3 things are done .
9. The book, called tyranny of the minority , tells us how democracy can continue and be sustained.
10. Similarly, borrowing some ideas from the book, our judicial independence, indeed the whole legal superstructure can be sustained and be continued, if we do at least 3 things.
11. The 3 things we must at least do are:-
A. Accept the decision of the court
B. We must not engage in any violence, aggression and extrajudicial activities aimed at overthrowing the decision of the court
C. We must not support or align ourselves with extremist element seeking to overthrow the court's decision .
12. Everybody talks about judicial independence like it's some airy fairy concept. To ensure actual judicial independence, I think we must at least do these 3 things.
13. When these basic things are not done or are willfully violated, judicial independence and indeed the whole legal superstructure are imperiled.
14. Take the case of alibabavum Najib . BTW, alibabavum is an old Tamil movie about Alibaba, who was actually a thief but romanticized as a folklore hero .
15. The decision of the court is not accepted and is disputed. UMNO leaders engaged in all sorts of extrajudicial activities, the CJ threatened. UMNO leaders demand a royal pardon to circumvent the courts decision. They align themselves with extremist elements ready to create trouble .
16. If we do not do at least the basic things, then don't talk la about protecting the superstructure of the law( rule of law, supremacy of the law, judicial independence yada yada). Provocations by the extremists and UMNO leaders are not song and dance issues. They are a kind of insurrection that must be dealt with decisively and with the full force of the law. Hey, the proud boys in the USA January 6th insurrection got more jail time than red lips Najib got. And they didn't steal any money.
17. Having said that principle of judicial independence is a non contestable issue, I am however appalled at the tortiese pace of the legal process.
18. It takes years for some cases, especially corruption cases to come to a finality. Stranger things happened here in the jungle of the law than in the jungles of India, described by Rudyard Kipling.
19. Everything seems to end in the long run, which is ridiculous. In the long run, says the economist John Maynard Keynes, we are all dead.
20. I have heard about justice rushed is justice crushed, but in Malaysia, its more of the case of, justice delayed, is justice denied .
21. As I have said, the length time by which some cases reached finality, has reached ridiculous proportions. Allow me to embellish it thus:-
22. Finally, I am agitated when some people say the judge has no choice, don't blame judges and courts and so on.
23. Hoi hello, some British judges in history were corrupt and abusive and self serving. They were rightly condensed and punished. Over here, judges are not sacrosanct and are not sacred cows. They can also err and when they do, can be criticised and blamed
24. That sir and Madam, is my opinion. My own opinion, says Christopher Hitchens, is enough for me. I claim the right to have it defended against any consent and majority any place, anywhere and anytime. And if you don't like it, get a ticket, fall into line and kiss my ass.'
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