If you would compile quotations from our BN government officer, you can even publish a book and likely be a top seller. Check this out.
Excertps from Malaysiakini:
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Nazri Abdul Aziz revealed in the House today that no action will be taken against those who had lodged police reports on indelible ink smuggling allegations.
Answering a supplementary question by Loh Gwo-Burne (PKR-Kelana Jaya), Nazri said the complainants were just concerned over the matter and genuinely believed that the smuggling of indelible ink from neighbouring countries did indeed take place.
“Whether the reports are untrue or not, is not important. It all depends on the intention of the complainants and the police found that they (complainants) were just concerned over the matter,” he said.
Last May, Home Minister Syed Hamid Albar revealed in Parliament that the Election Commission (EC)’s controversial decision to cancelthe use of indelible ink four days before the March 8 polls was based on hearsay evidence.
The Logic of Nazri is astounding.
What Nazri is saying apparently is this;
The BN government can do anything they like to their fancy.
After spending the money to buy the Indelible Ink supposedly to prevent phantom voters during the election, they can just cancel it if they think they need phantom voters to win the Election. All they need to do is to get someone to file a police report and the police can recommend, and the cabinet can revoke the usage of the indelible ink. In fact, it doesn’t really matter whether there is any evidence from the investigation.
Just like the case of Teresa Kok being detained under ISA. They just need someone make an allegation and does not matter if the allegation is proven true or not, lo and behold… Teresa got arrested. Kacang putih man.
Ok… Let’s see what Abdullah Badawi has to say about his “good” friend.
“I believe in him that he would be a good person,” Abdullah told reporters after delivering a keynote address at the US-Islamic World Regional Forum this morning.
After a series of SMS messages allegedly exchanged between Najib and a senior lawyer who has previouly represented Razak Baginda in the trial of Altantuya’s killing.
Background: Altantuya is a mongolion woman found murdered and her body blown to pieces. The 3 persons currently accused to be involved in the killing is Razak Baginda (Najib’s friend) and 2 “bodyguards” of Najib.
So, Badawi believed in Najib. The question is, do we believed in Badawi?
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Tags: Badawi, Malaysia, Najib, Nazri, Politic