Walk With RPK? More Than Happy To Do So
May 6, 2008
As you would already know, Malaysia’s #1 most read blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin (RPK) has been charged with sedition by the Sessions Court in PJ today. The Malaysia Today editor was charged after insinuating that Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor were involved in the Altantuya Sharibuu murders. Does anyone doubt anymore that this is entirely a political move?
If Najib had nothing to do with the Altantuya murder, then surely there will be no hanky panky going on in the judiciary, which all Malaysians know will kow-tow to the executive (also known as the BN government). Prosecutors being replaced, immigration records being erased from the system, prosecutors clamoring to prevent Najib’s name from being mentioned in court, newspapers not printing Najib’s name even though it was mentioned in court, the close links between Najib and the accused are not explored, do you think Malaysians are fools and we cannot see that there is already so many signs pointing to a miscarriage of justice?
Do you know why BN lost so badly in the last elections? One of the reasons is that people’s eyes have opened since the VK Lingam incident, and they see no hope for the Malaysian judiciary. Nothing has changed since then, even though there has been a royal commission, and a half-hearted ‘apology’ for the judicial crisis in 1988. But what are the concrete steps taken to ensure that the executive has no power over the judiciary? What?
As of this moment, RPK has been taken to the Sg. Buloh prison to be remanded until October 6th 2008 because he refused to post the RM5,000 bail. Let me see, can I afford not to read Malaysia Today for a few months? Nope, I’m already addicted, so I’ve contributed some of my measly earnings from blogging to raise funds to post bail via Paypal.
RPK, hope to hear from you again soon. And Najib, although you might think otherwise, but I think you can kiss goodbye to your hopes and aspirations of becoming the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
Donation details here, if it hasn’t been reached already by now.
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4 Responses to “Walk With RPK? More Than Happy To Do So”
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If RPK refused to post the bail, why want to collect donation?
May 6, 2008 at 3:08 pm
Let’s just say, I donate as a symbolic act.
May 6, 2008 at 3:23 pm
My guess is, Najeeb is not that dumb to strike on RPK. I suspect someone more sinister, someone who has to gain if they put Najeeb on a bad spot. Can’t rule out this possibility.
May 6, 2008 at 4:48 pm
They say we are the children
We don’t know what we say and write
Laws enacted to protect the people
In the multi-racial country
They say we are stupid too
Never know how to differentiate
Passing judgements like they are the lords
We voted them into power in the ring
And they say we are their slaves
We pay our taxes
Yet we aren’t getting our fair exchanges
We are branded ungrateful when we questioned them
These lords we voted into power
They don’t appreciate our sacrifices
When we want our freedom to say
They bring Sedition Act to silent the critics
Telling these people they aren’t allowed to write
Anything against the elite leaders
The laws they passed
The people become the legal slaves
The will to say is controlled
This stifle laws should be knocked off in our radar screen
It has become the thorn in our flesh….
The people will not be cowed
By the power of the elected leaders
Because the truth will let us be free
And the black knights will lose in the rings
The power in the hands of the people
It is them the nation will flow
Into the freedom and take flight
In the world stage we raise our flag
May 6, 2008 at 10:10 pm