I have never like the look on the fellow on my personal opinion….but again I really strongly believe this guy is simply not GUILTY….since when anyone associated with UMNO and the likes be not guilty of slandering the people?

Sodomy is a useful word
recently said and heard,
in Malaysian homes and offices
it’s all about famous orifices.
What is going on, you wonder
when Bala steals the thunder,
finger pointing the magic word
to the delight of a horny herd
Organs united, names forgotten?
VIPs are really rotten
Saiful he knows and did not know
doubts about Aminah begin to grow
of whose loose lips he was afraid
but liked her other end instead;
of course he knew it wasn’t right
but it felt so good and tight!
You could not hump like Greeks
the Hindenburg’s fat cheeks;
what her hubby found so succulent
was making Rosmah trucculent.
And so she thought, the time was due
for a nice Mongolian barbecue.
Enter the analyst, not so anal,
who found the girl too banal;
fearing supernatural harm
from her juicy feminine charm,
he hired Bala straightaway
to keep the honeytrap at bay
but private dicks were of no match
for Aminah’s superlative snatch
and now that Najib had had his fill,
he would not share the till;
right after the submarine deal,
Aminah’s fate he would seal.
Now Rosmah had one idea
on how to kenakan dia
“Let’s bomb the bombshell,
let’s send her to hell.”
Thus perished the hapless beauty
after translation and booty duty;
now Rosmah’s ass was happy
until one blogger got yappy;
this Hindenburg nearly caught fire
yet to sue she has no desire.
But Najib’s part in this murder
will travel much further;
despite his media actions
and one or two retractions,
some questions will remain
a big part of his bane–
how did Altantuya really die?
and why did he have to lie?
Did he pay off Bala savvily,
or threaten to C4 his family?
What acts could be more despised?
With his money, we’re not surprised;
after all, he’s such a bully beast,
to him and him alone, at least,
magic words that cannot apply–
are useful for making rivals die.

esok harga elektrik naik mendadak, TNB masih tepat melapurkan keuntungan tahunan yang tinggi, adakah itu wajar.

di sarawak SESCO tidak menaikkan harga letrik, malah mengambil langkah bijak mengurangkan kos operasi.

kenapa TNB lain pulak, adakah mungkin TNB diurus oleh pengurus yang tidak cekap, tidak tahu bidang elektrik, atau mungkin seorang yang hanya tahu soal wang dan mementingkan keunungan.

malang sekali saham TNB juga merosot, dan banyak projek2 TNB masih terbengkalai dan kerugian yang amat besar bakal menunggu TNB.

TNB perlu perubahan dan saya harap kerajaan selaku pemilik saham besar harus memikirkan langkah terbaik mengurus TNB. jangan biarkan syarikat kerajaan mendapat untung dan rakyat menderita.

MUSTAFA BIN SAREH

Politicians, media and popular bloggers etc… as long as they possess certain degree of influence, they need to be more careful with their ideas and thoughts. If there is any controversial sentiment involved, they would need to back it up with reasonings (reasonable or not is another issue) but not blatant attack.

Agree though, that it’s an embarassing state that we are having so few options for freedom of speech in Malaysia. The oppression would only lead to more radical thougths from various parties because of the lack of interactions… and as you said, people sometimes find it hard to distinguish between facts and fiction, and that’s probably because of the poor communication among parties involved.

it is somehow “amazing” (embarrassing to be more precise) that malaysians need to spread an idea through internet with government agents watching and might be condemn. and it is too, that malaysians thought rumors are facts. if rumors becomes fact because everybody believed it, then malaysians are really extraordinary.

Remie… the jury system won’t help much with our current state of judicial. If the judge want to divert something, the jury won’t have the chance to listen to that anyway. Besides, if there is any obstruction of justice, it is probably easier to be done outside the court by preventing evidence to reach the court.

ffad… freedom of speech does come with responsibilities, and that include westerners as well. Hillary Clinton had apologised not fewer than once during her presidential-candidate campaign because of some controversial stuff she said, and there are many ocassions that people are held responsible for the words they said.

Freedom of speech is granted that everyone can express their opinions without obstruction of law, as contrary to our ISA and Sedition Act etc. The freedom is granted with the believes that people will handle that freedom with maturity and responsibility… responsibility is the core for the freedom.

there are too many proven events that showed vips are above laws. go and read more corruption news. no need to surf far…just read at this site (since u are so full of compliments)

“making big money in malaysia then migrate”…go and talk to bn politicians especially mca ones.

But I also understand the frustrations of all who have expressed an opinion on the subject. The authorities’ attitude sucks to an unbeliveable high degree.

If satisfaction cannot be gained in a duly constituted court of law, then, at least, allow the cititzens to gain satisfaction in the internet.

Look at the list of circumstantial evidence & apparent evidence being diverted at the court (RPK & elsewhere lists them in detail). Any reasonable jury of our peers could see that the direction of the current courtcase is being manupilated by hidden hands.

Is that a reason why we do not have the Jury system?

YeinJee note: AL, go ahead and publish the excerpt; as long as it’s properly credited, you don’t even need to ask, it’s how blogosphere works.

Spamming is however not. You have been posting the same stuff (with your links) at almost every Malaysia social political blogs that you can find, that’s downright spamming my dear.

I am not blaming people for supporting RPK or whatever. I am just saying that we should not use hatred to retaliate against all the oppressions we felt all these years. Revenging hatred with hatred… can you imagine what would happen if the cycle keeps going? The country will be doomed.

Hating a person is one thing, but we have to judge each situation case by case. Does Najib looks dubious with the murder case? He sures look suspicious, but that doesn’t mean he is guilty of anything… not without solid proof.

ricky… what is there to respond to? Najib has been telling the public numerous times that he was not involved, it’s just that the public has chosen not to listen. His reputation has preceed whatever he said obviously.

Anon#8… nicely said, you raise a good point that we should have mercy for the victim and her family. All these speculations are not doing anyone good, not for Najib, not for the country, and definitely not for the deceased.

dlquill… I smell a lot of things, just that I don’t normally judge it without seeing the whole picture. It’s one thing about expressing our thoughts, it’s another when it comes to blantant attack.

I am actually happy to see the comments here. Not everyone of you are agreeing with me, but most of you have come out with your own thoughts and reasons, and it’s a good thing. At least we are using our brains and not baseless emotions which are happening at a lot of other places online.

Joshua… our judiciary is in jeorpady, true… and we will have to find a way to fix it. However, are we really sure that every single judges in Malaysia are corrupted, that there will be no justice at all? Are we ready to overthrow our basic law that all charges and prosecutions would have to base on solid evidences?

Frankly, if anyone have had solid proofs of Najib’s involvement and are willing to take him heads on… with the power of internet media these days, Najib can’t simply run away for it. RPK’s statutory declaration is a solid example where our voices could not be entirely ignored these days.

But the basic law still applies… we need to have solid evidence, which no one has managed to produced against Najib so far; and until then, Najib is innocent and rightly so.