American ‘may know where RPK is’–That ME!!but I ain’t telling!!
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/2/7/nation/5631742&sec=nation
KUALA LUMPUR: A former aide of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged police to seek the help of an American to trace fugitive Malaysia Today editor Raja Petra Kamaruddin.
Anuar Shaari, who is the Opposition Leader’s former political secretary, said the media strategist had been making frequent trips to Malaysia.
“He may know the whereabouts of Raja Petra,’’ Anuar told a press conference yesterday.
Raja Petra is wanted for failing to appear in court on two occasions last year over a sedition charge. He is accused of defaming the Prime Minister’s wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, in an article on his website.
Raja Petra Kamaruddin is here at BodohLand.com
0 Comments Published by datukgoh February 5th, 2010 in about bodohlandCalls to identify Raja Petra’s backers growing louder- Raja Petra Kamaruddin is here at BodohLand.com -safe and sound!!!
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http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/2/6/nation/5626386&sec=nation
PETALING JAYA: Another Umno leader is urging the authorities to identify those who backed Raja Petra Kamaruddin, currently believed to be living abroad.
Umno supreme council member Datuk Dr Abdul Latiff Ahmad described the Malaysia Today news portal editor as a puppet to those who supported him.
He added that the priority now was to trace Raja Petra’s backers who might have a sinister agenda.
Raja Petra, said Dr Abdul Latiff, had to bear responsibility for all the stories that he had spun on behalf of these masterminds who supported him.
“Whatever stories spun by Raja Petra only benefited a certain individual or organisation. It is interesting to know who are the real masterminds and what they are up to,’’ he said, adding that Raja Petra was an “ideal puppet”.
Abdul Latiff said this in support of the growing number of Umno leaders calling on the authorities to identify those backing Raja Petra’s stay abroad.
Among those who had made the call included fellow Umno supreme council members Datuk Dr Puad Zarkashi and Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.
Soon after Raja Petra was believed to be staying in a posh neighbourhood in London, Raja Petra had on Dec 31 uploaded photographs on his website suggesting that he could even be in Poland.
Two arrest warrants had been issued against him after he failed to appear in court on April 23 and May 23, last year for his sedition trial; where he allegedly defamed the Prime Minister’s wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor in an article on his website.
He is also accused of defaming Rosmah and two others in a statutory declaration made at the Jalan Duta Court complex on June 18, last year.
Dr Abdul Latiff said Raja Petra could be using a different identity abroad.
ISA-Please Shutdown all Malaysian websites!!!
0 Comments Published by datukgoh February 3rd, 2010 in about bodohland************ ISA–Please shutdown all Malaysian Websites!!! and put those bloggers in jail-they are violating the Section443 of the internet policy****************
MCMC probes Sabah online news portal
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/2/3/nation/5598159&sec=nation
KOTA KINABALU: Police are working with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission and an Internet service provider in their ongoing probe into the online news portal sabahkini.net.
Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Noor Rashid Ibrahim said investigations were initiated after several police reports were lodged two weeks ago over articles relating to an oil palm land dispute.
“Several groups and individuals felt aggrieved by the stories published on the site and lodged police reports, prompting us to begin our probe,” he said here yesterday.
He said police were investigating the news portal under Section 500 of the Penal Code for defamation.
However, he added, police had yet to record a statement from the news portal’s editor Mutalib MD or other individuals.
Where is Raja Petra Kamarud-din?
0 Comments Published by datukgoh February 1st, 2010 in about bodohlandRaja Petra Kamarud-din is here at BodohLand.com !!!!!!! safe and sound.
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Speed up probe on Raja Petra, suggests Puad
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/2/1/nation/5584356&sec=nation
PETALING JAYA: The on-going police investigation on Malaysia Today editor Raja Petra Kamarud-din must be hastened as it involves public interest, says Umno supreme council member Datuk Dr Mohd Puad Zarkashi.
“It’s been too long already and it’s getting quiet. We need to know the progress.
“There were news reports about him being here and there, living life luxuriously. So what is the status now?” he asked.
He said the public wanted Raja Petra’s “sponsors” to be exposed, too.
Dr Mohd Puad, who is the Deputy Education Minister, said Raja Petra’s return to Malaysia was also important to assist police in investigating the “Allah” issue.
“Personally, I am worried that the people behind Raja Petra, the ones who are sponsoring his escape and current lifestyle, are the same people behind bloggers who are exploiting the ‘Allah’ issue in their writings,” he added.
Raja Petra is facing two arrest warrants after failing to appear in court on April 23 and May 23 last year for his sedition trial where he allegedly defamed the Prime Minister’s wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor in an article on his website.
He is also accused of defaming Rosmah and two others in a statutory declaration made at the Jalan Duta Court complex on June 18 last year.
The Sessions Court later granted him a discharge not amounting to an acquittal on Nov 11 and 13, as he could not be located.
Raja Petra, who was earlier reported to be in London, is now believed to be hiding in Poland based on a recent posting on his news portal.
All Msian bloggers must go to JAIL!!!
0 Comments Published by datukgoh January 31st, 2010 in about bodohlandAll Msian Bloggers must go to JAIL and shutdown all the websites. If you think China has the Great Firewall, Msia has the BODOH internet Policy
Huh!!! What the Fuck is this?
“improper use of network facilities or a network service”
Who owns the network? And what the definition of improper?
“uploaded the remarks under the pseudonym Aduka Taruna.”
Who the fuck uses the real name?
“intention of the accused was to hurt the feelings of the Johor royalty and the people.”
Oh please, how about Jihadist websites that says “Death to America” and the President of the USA is so F up?
“Under Section 233, any person who knowingly initiates the transmission of any comment, request, suggestion or other communication which is obscene, indecent, false, menacing or offensive in character with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass another person, is liable to a fine not exceeding RM50,000 or imprisonment of up to one year.””
Name me a website that does not meet the criteria above? What a fucking real Bodoh Malaysia—aren’t all the govn Msian websites full of bogus false propaganda ?
Blogger pleads not guilty to insulting Johor royals
0 Comments Published by datukgoh January 29th, 2010 in about bodohlandHow many times do I have to tell you all Msia bloggers, get a real freaking domain name and the only place you can express your free speech/opinion is here at www.BodohLand.com.
All Msian websites/blogs that discuss about politics are shut off and the bloggers will be put in JAIL!!!**
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SEREMBAN: A 29-year-old blogger pleaded not guilty at the Sessions Court here Friday to insulting the Johor royal house by posting derogatory remarks on his blog.
Khairul Nizam Abd Ghani from Rumah Rakyat Pancor in Paroi near here allegedly uploaded the remarks on his blog adukataruna.blogspot.com.my between 7.25pm and 9.05pm on Jan 22.
The accused was a picture of calm when the court interpreter read him the charge.
He was accused of improper use of network facilities or a network service as provided for under Section 233(1)(a) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 (Act 588).
He had allegedly uploaded the remarks under the pseudonym Aduka Taruna.
The charge also states that the intention of the accused was to hurt the feelings of the Johor royalty and the people.
Under Section 233, any person who knowingly initiates the transmission of any comment, request, suggestion or other communication which is obscene, indecent, false, menacing or offensive in character with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass another person, is liable to a fine not exceeding RM50,000 or imprisonment of up to one year.
He shall also be liable to a further fine of RM1,000 for every day during which the offence is continued after conviction.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Masri Mohd Daud asked the court to impose RM10,000 bail pending a re-mention of the case.
Counsel for the accused, Mohd Radzlan Jalaludin, said the court should impose the lowest amount possible as Khairul Nizam had surrendered to the authorities.
“In fact, my client only got married last month and the kenduri (wedding feast) will be held tomorrow (Saturday). If the bail is not lowered, his wife will have to be seated on the dais alone,” he said.
Mohd Radzlan said Khairul Nizam’s wife only managed to raise RM5,000 for bail.
“In fact, the allegations are also not as serious as they have been made out to be. I hope the court will grant our request,” he said.
Judge Zamri Bakar admonished Mohd Radzlan for claiming that the allegations were not serious.
“We are talking about a royal institution which, among others, ensures the stability of our country. I do not agree with the view of the counsel in this,” he said.
Zamri then set bail at RM5,000 with one surety and fixed the case for re-mention on March 31.
Khairul Nizam, who is a graphic designer, was detained by Kota Baru police on Tuesday and remanded for four days to assist in their investigation.
Malaysia’s No Panties Promotion for Valentine’s Day 2010
0 Comments Published by datukgoh January 29th, 2010 in about bodohland*** When you are done f*uking, upload the videos at www.MalaysiaYouTube.com******8
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There is a new hype in Malaysia that is quickly gaining fans among students but upsetting many conservatives. An unnamed group in Malaysia has decided that the best way to express their love to their boyfriends is to have a “no panties” promotion. Word of mouth have spread among many female students in Malaysia’s educational institutes of higher-learning where they are being persuaded to follow this campaign as an expression of true love for their boyfriends.
The group has been successful as many students are planning to ahead with this campaign on Valentine’s Day on 14 February 2010.
This campaign which is being promoted in Malaysia for the first time have its detractors. On the other side of the fence are the more conservative group who thinks that Muslim students should not celebrate in this manner as it will deviate from the teachings of Islam.
Readers will move away from traditional media: Rais
0 Comments Published by datukgoh January 28th, 2010 in about bodohland***********Dudh!!! so what new!!! any papers controlled by the govt are full of propaganda.
Datuk Rais, I salute you!!!! ********************
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Readers will move away from traditional media: Rais
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/1/28/nation/20100128173722&sec=nation
PORT DICKSON: Readers will most likely shift to the Internet for news if the traditional media continues with its old style of presenting news based on what the editors feel that people should read, or using the media as a propaganda tool.
Information Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim said this was because the Internet allowed the people to read what they wanted to read.
“The Internet has created a new phenomenon of change all over the world,” he said at the opening the International Conference on Free and Responsible Journalism here on Thursday.
The text of his speech was read by the ministry’s deputy secretary-general (Information), Datuk Azmi Ali. Rais, however, said the role of responsible journalism was still relevant to the development of a nation.
“Journalists need to be free and self-governing to fulfil their duty of providing information to the people with a simple guideline, such as their first obligation is to truth, their loyalty is to the citizens, the essence is discipline of verification, and maintaining independence from those they cover.
“Journalists face daily risks posed by tight media laws and the threats against them include non-renewal of the printing licence for their publication, lawsuits, jail or fine, and harassment in the form of newsroom interference by the Government.”
He said in countries without freedom of the press, the majority of people who reported the news might not follow the subscribed standard of journalism.
“Non-free media are often prohibited from criticising the government and in many cases are required to carry propaganda as if it were news. Various other forms of censorship may restrict reporting on issues the government deems sensitive,” he added.
Rais said in view of all these issues, challenges and guidelines, the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) founded in 1909 in the United States was dedicated to encouraging the free practice of journalism and stimulating high standards of ethical behaviour.
He said the SPJ came up with a code of ethics to be voluntarily embraced by thousands of journalists, regardless of place or platform, and was widely used in the newsrooms and classrooms as a guide for ethical behaviour.
Some 60 participants from Malaysia and countries of the South, namely Azerbaijan, Brunei, Cambodia, Fiji, India, Sri Lanka, Venezuela and Vietnam are attending the two-day conference. — Bernama
Dr M panned over statement—He is one fucking insane dude!!
http://chedet.co.cc/chedetblog/2010/01/september-11-2001.html
PETALING JAYA: The statement by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad that the Sept 11 attack was “staged” could not come at a worse time when the nation is facing its own issues, says the Merdeka Centre.
Its director Ibrahim Suffian said Dr Mahathir’s statement did not help with the country’s image at a time of religious tension.
He said Dr Mahathir should know the difference between the fiction of Avatar and the reality of the attack that happened nine years ago.
“Conspiracy theories aside, people actually died in that suicide attack. Dr Mahathir’s statement is disrespectful to the victims for it to be described that way, with reference to a Hollywood movie,” he said yesterday.
Ibrahim said that as the founder of the Perdana Global Peace Organisation, Dr Mahathir should know the root causes of terrorism and point out what led him to draw such conclusions.
DAP adviser Lim Kit Siang in a statement said that Dr Mahathir would have created “an international incident” between Malaysia and the United States if he was still the Prime Minister.
Meanwhile, Malaysian Assembly of Mosque Youth (Pemuda Masjid) de facto leader Dr Mohd Nawar Ariffin said more discussions should take place on the allegations made.
“Dr Mahathir is a prominent figure who contributed a lot to the country. Although the statement incites controversy, perhaps it should be taken positively as an encouragement for people to dig out the truth. He is known as an evidence-based person when making statements,” he said.
The statement also sparked a chain of reactions on the Internet with many blogging and tweeting on the issue.
On Wednesday, Dr Mahathir said there was strong evidence that the Sept 11 attacks on the United States that killed nearly 3,000 could have been “staged” as an excuse to mount attacks on the Muslim world.
“If they can make Avatar, they can make anything,” Dr Mahathir was quoted as saying.
The United States Embassy declined to comment on the matter.
Malaysia gets poor marks for human rights
0 Comments Published by datukgoh January 21st, 2010 in BodohLandMalaysia gets poor marks for human rights–how many bloggers have gone to jail ??-the surviving one is www.BodohLand.com!!!***
KUALA LUMPUR: To ensure it stays in control and in power, the Malaysian Government has turned its back on promises to protect people’s rights, said Human Rights Watch.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/1/21/nation/20100121210219&sec=nation
In its report released Thursday, it said that when Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak took over as prime minister in April 2009, he promised to respect the fundamental rights of the people but his government has failed to undertake the systematic reforms needed to fulfil that pledge.
It said the Government harassed the Opposition, improperly restricted the right to peaceful expression, association, and assembly, and mistreated migrants.
When it comes to human rights, Malaysia is more about rhetoric than reality, it said.
“The Malaysian Government appears to be more interested in pursuing short-term political advantage rather than safeguarding rights,” said Human Rights Watch deputy Asia director Phil Robertson.
The 612-page World Report 2010 reviewed human rights practices around the world over the last year.
It said the release of a number of Internal Security Act (ISA) detainees early in Najib’s term was a positive development, but stressed that Parliament should repeal the ISA and other repressive laws including the Police Act 1967, which it said, was used to justify a “violent crackdown” on a citizens’ march against the ISA.
The report also said that following the impact of the Internet on the last general election, the Government has tried to rein in non-traditional media, putting them and bloggers under closer scrutiny.
It also voiced concern over continued government control of the traditional media and called for the Printing Presses and Publications Act to be rescinded.
The report also criticised the Government for failing to distinguish refugees and asylum seekers from undocumented migrants and for its use of an “ill trained, abusive civilian force” (Rela) to crack down on undocumented migrants.
It said detainees were kept under inhumane conditions causing several of them to die last year while dozens were infected with leptospirosis, a disease spread by animal faeces in unclean water.
“How many more migrants have to die in detention before Malaysian policymakers wake up?” said Robertson.
The report also criticised Malaysia for continuing to crimininalise adult consensual sexual behaviour including sodomy and said it is about time the government brought its criminal code into the 21st century.
Malaysians-Do not use the Internet!!
1 Comment Published by datukgoh January 16th, 2010 in UncategorizedYea,Msians, go to www.MalaysiaYouTube.com for all your pleasures!!
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Malaysians advised against being immersed in Facebook, Twitter
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/1/16/nation/20100116175608&sec=nation
SEREMBAN: Malaysians, especially Muslims, must avoid being totally immersed in the internet culture, especially Facebook and Twitter, said Information Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim.
He added that facilities like internet could not be accepted wholly because it was a form of business introduced by the West and “Malaysians were just users.”
“We are not saying that they cannot use Facebook or Twitter but when using such facilities they must upkeep the values taught by Islam, Buddhism or Christianity to maintain our culture,” he told reporters after opening a Seminar on the 1Malaysia concept here on Saturday.
He added that Malaysians who used internet services on social networking sites should be careful with what they see and hear.
“We must be strong in our believes and culture because the identity and image of our country depends on us.
“They are just selling Facebook, Twitter, L-Band and various other services, even through space, as a product but we do not do such business. We accept all this in a state of cultural shock,” he said.
He chided some Malaysians who belittled those who were no savvy of the Facebook and Twitter culture.
“We should not be quick to condemn or look down on those who do not use Facebook. Newspapers are still relevant, so is Facebook, but do not be carried away with everything and disregard the old system,” he said.
Rais also praised the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (SKMM) for its success in tracking down a student from the National Arts Culture and Heritage Academy for posting a public safety threatening comment on Facebook about the recent spate of attacks on churches while discussing the ongoing “Allah” controversy on the popular social networking website.
“Syabas to the commission for its action in nailing those who used Facebook, Twitter and SMS for the wrong reasons.
“As a former analyst of the law in the country, I wish to advise the people that they cannot escape from the law for their actions,” he said.
Rais said the Information Department had also found that 62% of Malaysians understood the 1Malaysia concept.
He added that the Government would initiate more programmes featuring the 1Malaysia concept, especially for students. - BERNAMA
Huh!!! what the f to write about?
0 Comments Published by datukgoh January 16th, 2010 in UncategorizedExcuse me…am I missing something here? What the F**&&^ is there to write about for the whole world to see? I see Muslims here Fuking like no tomorrow and drinking like fish.
Oh wait-she is just trying to make money like any other attention whores!!
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Part-time model Kartika wants to write about her life
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/1/16/nation/20100116202324&sec=nation
KUALA LUMPUR: Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarno, who has been sentenced to six strokes of rotan by the Kuantan Syariah Court for drinking beer, is planning to write a book about the trials of tribulations of her life.
Kartika, 33, started penning her thoughts in August last year, the day the religious authorities took her in a van from her house in Perak to the Kajang Prison in Selangor to carry out the sentence.
“Although the van later made a u-turn back to my home as the authorities have decided to postpone the caning, the experience and anticipation have left such a huge impact that I decided to pen down my thoughts.
“I jotted down what I was feeling while I was still inside the van. When I was sent home that day, I suddenly felt the urge to perform Umrah in Mecca.
“In Mecca, I will pray to Allah to give me strength and courage to pick up the pieces and carry on with my life,” said Kartika just before breaking down in tears.
Sources close to Kartika said she had lost her job because of the court case, and that she was now in the process of divorcing her Singaporean husband as the long wait for the sentencing had taken a toll on their long distance relationship.
The Syariah High Court had on July 20 last year ordered the mother of two to be caned six strokes and fined RM5,000 after being caught drinking at a hotel in Cherating in 2008.
Although she paid the fine, the sentencing has yet to be carried out.
Kartika, who had earlier received a 14-day umrah package from Gemilang Travel and Tours in conjunction with the opening of its new office in Ara Ampang commercial complex, said she would write about her life experiences as a lesson for the younger generation.
Kartika said she hoped to perform Umrah in March after her divorce was finalised, adding however that she was still hopeful for a reconciliation with her estranged husband.
“Right now, I need peace of mind. I hope to find it in Mecca,” she said.
What the F*&&^ is going on????!!
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http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/1/10/nation/20100110214746&sec=nation
RAUB: The Tourism Ministry fears that attempts of arson on several churches in the country may threaten the tourism industry’s growth.
Its minister Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen said the religious tension could cause fear among foreign tourists of visiting Malaysia, hence affecting its economy.
“This is the communication era, so information travels fast…tourists will choose not to visit a country faced with conflicts, especially religious conflicts,” she told reporters after officiating at a Christmas and New Year celebration attended by about 150 Christians, here, Sunday.
Dr Ng said the church attacks were sending the wrong message to foreign tourists when Malaysia was always touted as a harmonious country despite its multiracial and multireligious society.
However, she said, the ministry had not received information on the effects of the incidents on tourist arrivals in Malaysia.
“We are monitoring the developments through our offices overseas.”
Dr Ng who condemned the church attacks said the people should not be influenced by the actions of a few who were out to create chaos in the country.
She said the Barisan Nasional government, which at all times wanted to safeguard peace and religious freedom in this country, would ensure the individuals involved would face appropriate action.
So far, seven churches with the latest in Miri, Sarawak as well as the church and guard post at Sekolah Menengah Convent in Taiping, Perak have been targeted. - Bernama
An Augustine Event - a Malaysian puppet show
1 Comment Published by bodohland January 2nd, 2010 in BodohLandAn Augustine Event
By Dream Weaver
It was to be a gala occasion, a grand event attended by dignitaries and luminaries of the legal fraternity. Federal Court judge Augustine Paul was to be feted and awarded the prestigious “Mahathir Award for Judicial Excellence”. In addition to this distinction, he will be the first recipient of the newly created “Most Obedient Performing Judge” award for outstanding service to the government. And as if this is not enough, the Royal Malaysian Police will be presenting him with an impressive sounding “Medal Gullibo et Stupido” for the unusual tolerance he has shown towards the police force. Not to be outdone, the Attorney-General Office hastily cobbled together an award it called “Justice Prejudis La Extraordinaire” in recognition of Paul’s unwavering loyalty to the cause of the prosecution.
The guest of honour was none other than Dr. Mahathir himself who will be giving away the distinguished awards. Expecting a huge crowd, the largest hall in the famous Putra World Trade Centre with a seating capacity of four thousand was pressed into service. Practically everybody of any note in the judiciary and law enforcement fraternity including lawyers, prosecutors, judges, lawmakers and police officers were invited as were the entire Cabinet. Balloons and tinsel decked the hall giving it a festive atmosphere. Television crew and journalists stood by to record this august event.
As the time drew closer to the official opening, something was not quite right. The huge hall was not filling up as expected. In the seats reserved for the A-G and distinguished judges, there was the Attorney-General Gani Patail looking regal in the front row but disappointingly only the judges from the Perak power grab cases such as judge Ahmad Maarop, Md. Raus Sharif, Zainun Ali, James Foong, Nik Hashim and the one-man appeal panel judge Ramly Ali had shown up. Retired Chief Justice Tun Eusoff Chin was among them, but where was the new Chief Justice Zaki Azmi? He could be so disrespectful to stay away could he? Ariffin Jaka who presided over Anwar’s sodomy trial was sitting by himself, his eyes downcast and sullen looking as if the honour should have been his. He had only shown up because he was promised a consolation prize.
The police force was represented by IGP Musa Hassan and famous black eye ex-IGP Rahim Noor and they seem lonely sitting among the empty seats. As for government ministers, only Law Minister Nazri Aziz, the ever-obedient Koh Tsu Koon, the yes-man Ong Tee Keat and the rabidly loyal Rais Yatim were holding the fort. The space reserved for lawyers had one lone attendant, a bewildered looking Muhammad Shafie who had gained famed by his lawsuits against the Raja Petra sitting uncomfortably by himself. A few wives were with their husbands but on the whole the VIP gallery looked sparse and forlorn.
The public seats were looking better. A team of students from the Augustine Paul School of Puppet Judges filled a sizeable pocket. The Samy Vellu School of Ball Carriers sent a delegation of ten students but their headmaster was away on a foreign trip. Special guest Shaiful Bukhari whose lavish clothes and heavy gold jewellery could not hide his new wealth was spotted listening intently to his effeminate looking Uncle Pet. Among them a few unidentified people sat impassively.
Mahathir was due anytime soon and the organisers were getting frantic. They picked up the phone and screamed at whoever was unfortunate enough to be at the other end of the line. “Where’s Umno Youth? Where’s MCA Youth? Where’s Wanita Umno? What about Puteri Umno? Get Zaki Azmi here pronto! Didn’t you pay for school teachers and factory workers to come? Get ANYBODY here, please! Even Lim Kit Siang!!…aaiiyohhh…” And the torrent of frenzied yelling and pleading rose audibly above the muted whispers in the carnivorous hall.
But it was too late. The great doors opened and in swept the Mahathir’s entourage, bringing with it the din and commotion of noisy crowd outside. Was this the crowd which would fill up the hall and save the day? But they were yelling “Reformasi!” and “Ketuanan Rakyat!” The doors were hastily closed and bolted.
When the dignitaries were seated the master of ceremony welcomed all those present and apologized for the poor turnout. He postulated that many guests were afraid to attend this event due to fear of the opposition demonstrators who may be armed with mortars, molokov cocktails and rocket launchers. At this a titter went through the audience who no doubt found this amusing. However the speaker put on a brave face and began to recite the accomplishments of Augustine Paul. They were long and numerous from Anwar’s corruption trial to ISA detainees to the Perak lawsuits and the latest Kg. Buah Pala case which he had ruled for the government. Then he called for the guest of honour to give his speech.
Dr. Mahathir looking grim faced and tired stared down the vast hall past the sparse pockets of people to the endless tiers of empty seats beyond. He began his speech by blaming the opposition parties for the poor turnout. “The opposition must be threatening and bribing people not to attend this event”, he thundered. Then he went on to praise Augustine Paul for being a good judge with who should be emulated. “Here is an exemplary judge…he dispenses justice with the interests of the government in mind…if at all he has any fault, it is that sometimes his judgements are not too logical…but this is due to his extraordinary desire to please…someday all judges will be made this way”. As he droned on, the audience clapped politely at key points with Koh Tsu Koon standing at times to show his enthusiasm.
Then it was time for Augustine Paul to give his speech. The loudspeakers blared the tune from Waltzing Mathilda as he made his way to the rostrum. When the music faded he thanked Mahathir profusely for his high praise for “this unworthy pimp”. He said, “The judiciary must have complete and total trust in the wisdom of the Executive. Anybody charged with anti-government activities MUST be convicted. The Executive has the unquestionable right to detain people without trial. It is sacrilegious to question this right…Suhakam should shut-up…Tun Mahathir is God’s gift to the nation” On and on he his fawning speech went as an embarrassed silence filled the hall. He concluded by declaring emphatically, “Ask not what you can do for the public, ask what you can do for the government!” As he made his way back to his seat strains of Waltzing Mathilda floated through the hall again.
The monotony of speeches was broken by some light entertainment in the form of a puppet show. This featured a puppet wearing a judicial wig and judicial robes dancing and jerking to his master’s tune. Then students from the Augustine Paul School of Puppet Judges presented a skit depicting highlights from the Anwar corruption trial to show the finer points of Judge Paul’s handling of this troublesome case. Cries of “Irrelevant! Irelevant! Irrelevant! ” punctuated the air. The point was driven home again and again of how judge Paul bravely and single-handedly fought tooth and nail against the avalanche of truth and facts to bring the trial to the desired conclusion. The entertainment ended with a solo recital in which part of the judgment of Paul during the Anwar trial was recited like a Shakespearean play.
Then it was time to present the awards. Amid polite clapping and light cheering, each award was unveiled and presented to a beaming Paul. The PM’s Award for Judicial Excellence featured two bronze kangaroos supporting a gold painted crown on which the words MAHATHIR were boldly emblazoned. The award for ‘Most Obedient Performing Judge’ came with a bronze figure in judicial robes holding a gavel which could cleverly bow its head and bend its knees controlled by silver strings. When a hidden button was pressed, it could even intone the words “Irrelevant” sternly and the gavel would pound on a head which popped up. The police’s ‘Medal Gullibo et Stupido’ was a large silver medal on which was inscribed the head of Goofy, the Disney stupid dog with tongue hanging out. On its reverse side the words “In Police We Trust, No Questions Asked” were engraved. The Justice Prejudis La Extraordinaire was an object of clever symbolism with Lady Justice holding a unbalanced scale in her left hand and the forefinger of her right hand held to her lips in a ssshhhh gesture. Instead of a blindfold, she wears an eyepatch over one eye to denote how justice can be selectively blind or seeing. A sash with the words “IRRELEVANT” completed her attire.
So Augustine Paul was the picture of rapture as he came up to receive award after award from Mahathir with the flash of photographers and television cameras recording his most dazzling moment. So overcome was he with emotion that he did an impromptu jig with lots of bowing, scraping, groveling and knee-bending as Mahathir watched in amusement and television cameras recorded his ridiculous gyrations for posterity. People were to comment later that it was a fair representation of how the Judiciary has become a servile clown of the Executive.
Then it was time for Ariffin Jaka to receive his consolation prize. Mahathir had a few choice words for him, calling him “a twit who should have protected the Executive from embarrassment and exposure even though he gave the right judgement in the end”. His award was a sculpture of three monkeys, one with its hands covering its eyes, another with its hands over its mouth and the third with its hands pressed against its ears. Made of cheap plastic and painted silver, it was a fitting reminder to the judge on the relationship between the judiciary and the Executive.
There was also a surprise award for judge Ramly Ali who had bravely and single-handedly stayed the High Court’s decision to reinstate Datuk Nizar as MB of Perak at lightning speed. His award was a Certificate of Gratitude from the office of the Attorney-General with a RM100 bill stapled to a corner.
When the event ended journalist crowed around Augustine Paul to interview him. Among the exchange were:
“Sir, do you believe in the justice you dispense?”
“Look at me mister, do I believe in breathing air?”
“Judge, how do your peers and your friends view you now?”
“They can go to hell. I now have many new and powerful friends in high places”.
“As a Catholic, what about your relationship with God and your position in the afterlife?”
“Ha! I will cheat the Devil. I will convert to Islam and repent just before I die”.
“How can you sleep at night?”
“People count sheep, I count money”
Then the doors were opened and Augustine Paul was escorted out into the bright sunshine. As he appeared into public view, the cries of “Reformasi” turned to shouts of “Pariah judge! Pariah judge!” A variety of impromptu missiles were thrown his way including shoes, slippers, drink cans and even rotten eggs. He was hastily bundled into his car and driven away before things got uglier.
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Bryant on Mahathir’s article:- Kaki dalam Kasut-NEP SUCKS!!!
0 Comments Published by datukgoh January 2nd, 2010 in Uncategorized> > Watch> > out for the following countries in the next 20> > years:
> > SUPER POWERS IN> > BOTH ECONOMY AND> > MILITARY
> > 1.
> > CHINA
> > 2.
> INDIA
3
> > JAPAN
> > 4.> > INDONESIA
> > 5.> > VIETNAM
> > SO WE HAVE NO
> > CHOICE BUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS WITH THE
> > ABOVE
> >
> > This is a very well written article
> > that we should all read.
> >
> >
> > Comments from a foreign writer
> > Bryant on Mahathir’s article:- Kaki dalam Kasut
> where he
> > says Chinese is the real master of Malaysia .
> >
> > This article was written without fear
> > or favour, and it is up to us to digest individually
> the
> > truth of the matter, especially for all Malaysians
> (irrespective of race, colour,
> > creed or religion).
> >
> >
> > To: The highly respected Tun Mahathir,
> >
> > China is coming up, India is coming up,
> >
> Vietnam is coming up and now even
> > Russia is on the rise. In this flat world that
> > is all wired up and regardless whether we are
> Malaysian
> > Malay, Chinese or Indian, and if
> > Malaysia does not progress, all of us would
> > become history of this country!
> >
> >
> > Without the Malay, Chinese could not do well in the
> country
> > and without the Chinese, Malay would not do well. Both
> have
> > to work together to bring up Malaysia and mitigate
> the
> > ascute impact that is being brought about by the
> > globalisation.
> >
> >
> > For me, a true leader is someone who has the foresight
> that
> > not only focuses on one particular group in the
> country but
> > take care of the future of everyone. A good leader is
> > someone who knows what is the biggest threat the
> country is
> > facing and directs the people to fight off the threat.
> A
> > leader is also someone who
> is impartial that has the ability
> > to promote harmony in the country for a long period
> of
> > time.
> >
> >
> > UMNO is a political looser that leads the country to
> > nowhere. They do not understand what is going on in
> the
> > outside world. They have no clue where Malaysia will
> be in
> > the next 30 years. With the 3 new superpowers, i.e
> India,
> > China and Russia standing tall and high together with
> the
> > USA and the Europe Union, they do not know what kind
> of
> > world it would be and how Malaysia is going to compete
> and
> > share the ever smaller slice of cake of the world
> economy.
> > They only know how to get the Malays to fight
> > with other Non-Malays on tiny issues within Malaysia ,
> while
> > these races know jolly well that the issues they are
> > fighting are trivial and are totally self-satisfying.
> >
> >
> > UMNO does not give a damn to how the
> poor Malays are going
> > to live in the future and they do not care about the
> real
> > benefits of the poor Malays. They only want the votes
> from
> > them. The NEP is a good evidence on how they benefit
> the
> > cronies, instead of the poor Malays. Despite all
> their
> > despicable acts they are still in the power.
> >
> >
> > The highly respected Tun,
> >
> > As you are aware, the Malays control the rights to all
> the
> > lands and all other natural resources in this country.
> They
> > control all government institutions, GLC and State
> owned
> > companies. The Malays dominate the lawmaking process
> in
> > Malaysia ; The Malays control the decision making
> process in
> > formulating the economy policies. The Malays own the
> largest
> > national assets and the Malays are given shares in
> the
> > public listed companies for free. The Malays have also
> been
> > given all kind of priorities
> when it comes to buying
> > properties, awarding of public contracts, tertiary
> > education opportunities, awarding of scholarships and
> > even getting a job in government departments.
> >
> >
> > With all these privileges and rights enjoyed by the
> Malays,
> > you are saying nothing has been done enough to help
> the
> > Malays to catch up with other races, mainly the
> Chinese.
> > Then what else should Malaysia do to satisfy the
> Malays? Did
> > the Chinese seize or rob anything away from the Malays
> or
> > was all their wealth, a result of their hard work? If
> it is
> > all due to their hard work, why do you say it is
> unfair? I
> > don’t quite get your point here.
> >
> >
> > May I humbly ask you what do you expect the Chinese to
> do
> > if your so-called NEP did not achieve the desired
> result?
> > Would the Malays be happy if the ethnic Chinese in
> this
> > country do any of
> the followings:
> >
> > - surrender their assets and hard earned money to the
> > Malays unconditionally;
> >
> > - not to engage in any business activities;
> > - not to score As in all sort of examinations;
> > - not to make money that is more than the Malays are
> > earning;
> > - not to advance to higher education; or
> > - renounce their citizenships and go back to China or
> > migrate to some other countries?
> >
> >
> > I am a foreigner but I am surprised that your
> intention is
> > to divide your own country. I think you are mainly
> targeting
> > the Chinese. Frankly, tell us, what do you expect the
> > Chinese to do in order to achieve what is so called
> > “equality” meant by you?
> >
> >
> > Tun, after all these criticism you have against the
> present
> > government, I feel that you are starting to loose
> your
> > rationality on your arguments. You
> have run out of good
> > reasons to convince us. I guess it could be due to
> your
> > accumulating jealousy of Mr Lee Kuan Yew, your
> > former counterpart in Singapore .
> >
> >
> > But reality is always hard to accept. No matter how,
> you
> > have to accept the fact that he is regarded the Father
> of
> > Singapore but you are not regarded the Father of
> Malaysia;
> > you have to accept the fact that Mr Lee is able to
> influence
> > the government of Singapore until the day he
> > dies but you have not been able to influence the
> government
> > from the moment you stepped down as PM.
> >
> >
> > You must also accept the fact that he is still very
> popular
> > on the world stage and a leader respected by many but
> you
> > are not quite. Because of these jealousies, you are
> starting
> > to accumulate imbalances in yourself that leads you
> to
> > embark on a series of action to attack
> your successors.
> >
> > It is very obvious that you are not happy when your
> > successors are more popular than you. Is there any
> good of
> > doing that? What is your intention? Can’t you take
> it
> > easy?
> >
> > During your time, you criticised most of the
> developed
> > countries especially the Western Countries out of
> jealousy
> > and after stepping down as PM you criticise every
> single
> > soul remained in the cabinet for not listening to you.
> When
> > will you ever stop criticising any people? Can’t
> you
> > respect the decision of others?
> >
> >
> > Back to your recent blog, is there anything wrong with
> the
> > Chinese in this country?
> > Did
> > they seize or rob the money away from the Malays?
> >
> > Did
> > they have the ability to come out with any policies
> to
> > marginalise the Malays?
> > Did
> > they dominate the lawmaking process of
> this country?
> >
> > Did
> > they formulate the economy policies in this
> > country?
> > Did
> > they control the government departments in this
> > country?
> > Did
> > they control the state owned companies and GLC in
> this
> > country?
> > Did
> > they control the country’s largest oil companies
> and
> > banks?
> >
> > You know the answer, right?
> >
> >
> > Malays are the one who dominate the the lawmaking
> process
> > of this country;
> > Malays
> > are the one that formulate the economy policies in
> this
> > country that favours the Malays.
> > Malays
> > are the ones that control the government departments,
> state
> > owned companies and GLC.
> > Malays
> > are the ones that
> > control the funds in this country.
> >
> > Malays
> > are also the ones that control the largest oil
> companies and
> > banking industry
> in this country.
> >
> >
> > With
> > all these rights enjoyed by the Malays, what else do
> you
> > want the Chinese to do?
> >
> >
> > Surrender
> > their houses and savings and their wealth that they
> earned
> > with their hard work to the Malays? Or ask all the
> Chinese
> > to renounce their citizenship and go back to China ?
> >
> >
> > Have you ever thought of the fact after 30 years of
> > implementing NEP, why it does not achieve the desired
> > result? Or it does achieve but being denied.
> >
> > Under the NEP there are a series of policies that
> favors
> > the Malays. If with all these policies, it still does
> not
> > give the Malays what they want, what else do you want
> the
> > Chinese to do? Is the Chinese to be blamed because
> they are
> > too hard working? Or the Malays to be blamed because
> they do
> > not treasure the opportunities have
> given?
> >
> >
> > You know very well the NEP has been misused and it
> only
> > benefits the cronies… So if you have designed NEP to
> only
> > benefits the cronies, please don’t say it is the
> problem
> > of Chinese that NEP does not achieve its result. It
> has
> > nothing to do with the Chinese but NEP and the Malay
> > themselves.
> >
> >
> > This is a globalised world, Chinese and Malays should
> not
> > be fighting against each other because Malaysia is
> competing
> > with other countries. China used to be backward and
> lagging
> > behind Malaysia but now they have caught up and have
> even
> > surpassed Malaysia . Can we ask them to slow down
> their
> > development? If they refuse to listen, can we make a
> > complaint to the United Nations that China is
> developing too
> > fast and this is very unfair to Malaysia , which
> adapts a
> > more passive approach? Who gives you the
> right to prevent
> > others from progressing?
> >
> >
> > Who do you think you are? This is a flat world
> (Obviously
> > Tun did not read the book named “The World is
> > Flat”). Don’t be so narrow minded to only
> focus on
> > the Chinese or Malay in Malaysia . We should now look
> at the
> > world as a flat world. If Malaysia does not progress,
> no
> > matter we are Malays or Chinese, we would be extinct
> one
> > day!
> >
> >
> > Have a God-blessed day.
> >
> >
> >
> > P.S
> > Next he is not a Malay, an Indian by birth, he is
> taking
> > advantage of the NEP to rob the
> > country.
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1 Comment Published by datukgoh December 26th, 2009 in UncategorizedWonder who owns MalaysiaMirror? Another chicken shit who is afraid to reveal their identity?
Oh well, good luck, the ISA will go after your ass!!
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If I am Tiger, I’ll tell the reporters to shut the Fuck UP
If I can put the ball in the hole, I can put my dick in any freaking holes I want.
I’ll just concentrate on golf and kick the Ass=ss of anyone.
only in US, people care about who you F around, nobody gives a s-hit if this happen in europe or asia…infact it is a norm and widely encouraged.
BFD— go play golf tiger and shut their freaking Mouth!!




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