Comments on: “Tak habis-habis dengan cerita ini”

By: paul

paul — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 19:07:54 +0000

How easily we jump into conclusions. The commission of enquiry has not even been set, but we’ve already decided the verdict.

The fact that this judge comes out with his revelations 4 years after the former PM’s departure stinks to high heaven. Why now? Meanwhile, the Sime Darby fiasco and the Scomi dealings are buried somewhere in the business section.

It seems it has been already decided that the reason Pak Lah is brushing the issue aside is to protect someone (Dr M). Why would he do that when Dr M is his worst enemy?

Not everything is in black and white.

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By: The Yarning

The Yarning — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 17:31:33 +0000

Good evening, I chanced upon ur blog and I like ur passion towards issues that are also very close to my heart. Just a thought on this, although I agree Pak Lah could have explained his position in a more sensitive, not to mention less confusing way, it is also precisely why it is the taxpayers’ money that will be spent on yet another of this never-ending saga of revelations that it becomes even clearer that the prudent thing to do, is to focus on the reform, no?

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By: Andrew

Andrew — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 04:53:28 +0000

More judges have come out to voice their grouses today. You can bet your bottom dollar we’ll be getting more ridiculous rebuttals. Allow me to pre-empt:

1. The judges are retired. They should have spoken out earlier.

2. Judges are not elected. Therefore, they have no say in the
administration of the country.

3. They are cronies of Tun Salleh.

4. They were confused by Badawi’s response: ” ….I have no
reason to doubt that the allegations are not true, unless there
are people who say otherwise.”

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By: Param

Param — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:31:00 +0000

PM don’t want to react on Mahathir…perhaps he was trapped. Mahathir will request probe into ECM Libra issue and others involving Badawi’s family….he..he…he.

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By: beexe

beexe — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 18:11:13 +0000

When my grandmother who is a nonya becomes impatient and wants me to shut up, she uses the same phrase, ‘tak habis2.’
Mr Prime Minister, you are not an old lady, you are suppose to be a Prime Minister. People of your standing do not use such trivial words, You are expected to take a hold of such issues and ‘habiskan’ the issue by acting on it. You seem to have a huge problem in problem solving don’t you? What I mean is that you are procrastinator par excellence. Procrastination comes form varying sources
1) Lazy
2) Fear
3) Don’t know how
4) Of the belief that left alone, it will all go away
5) all of the above

In my estimation, you are number 5. You are such a loser.

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By: gregwar

gregwar — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 07:51:25 +0000

Anyway what’s the use? They set up a RCI on the Lingam Tapes which dragged out a lot of s***, but what happended? Probably fushed down where it should go, I suppose!
What judicial reform is he talking about. The whole country needs a reform. Fuel prices, proper public transport system, ministers who can think,etc. etc!

Let the PR guys take over and give it a try. Perhaps they can do it better

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By: raj raman666

raj raman666 — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 06:36:08 +0000

………..

Anil,

ask the bar council why they are like a cow and follows the master whenever the master pull the cow nose.

ask the bar council – why they fail to contain the lawyers from beggining who con the people who hired them.

ask the bar council – why they allow this lawyers who graduated from their bar council watchfull eye become the pak turut judge.

THE BAR COUNCIL FAILS IN THEIR JOB TO MONITOR SOME OF THEIR LAWYERS BECAUSE THEY THEMSELF FIGHTING FOR SURVIVAL AND FOLLOWS LIKE A COW TO THEIR POLITICAL MASTER and become chicken to be slaughterd later for kenduri.

CURRENT DE FACTOR LAW MINISTER.

- formerly charge for money politic in umno – he is back with new spot clean image thro back door.(BAR COUNCIL FAVOURITE BOY NOW)
…

Now PM and him say no need for inquiry – POLITIC LAH

rajraman -cerita lama berdatrah kembali-everyone have something to hide including me.(well thinking what am i hiding and anounce it in public other than something personal u know about me)

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By: donplaypuks

donplaypuks — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 05:19:55 +0000

Dear Anil

This matter of Dr.M alleged inteference in the Judiciary and issuing ‘veiled threats’ against our Judges must not be brushed aside by saying the Judicary is in the process of being reformed.

After all, if it were a murder case, we would not stop investigations with that kind of cop out, and the seriousness of the alleged subversion of the Judiciary is on par with any homicide. There is a grave misunderstanding here that crooked, submissive or compliant judges pose no danger to the public, economy or government.

Quite the opposite.

A bent judiciary costs the Govt billions in lost opportunity in driving away FDI’s, billions as well in loss of revenue in allowing crooked businesses and businessmen to operate & promote a culture of corruption at all levels in our country and in encouraging the next generation to think that the degradation of morals, environment and integrity are of little consequence in the pursuit of happiness and money!

Had we dpone something about it earlier, Petronas’ & our National Reserves would have more than sufficient to withstand oil even at US$ 200 ppb! We would not have to increase petrol by 40% to burden all but the elite and crooked businessmen and politicians.

Equally, there is no need for a Royal Commission to pursue Justice Ian Chin’s allegations, as much as RCIs seem to be the flavour of the month for clearing up any and all disputes.

All it requires is for the Minister of Law and the Minister of Home Affairs to direct the IGP & AG to commence an investigation and decided if there is enough ammo to proceed with a charge in court. It is a myth in our legal system that a Police Report must first be made for them to begin their Sherlock Holmes sleuthing, since the Police are there as much to prevent crimes, as well as to bring to the dock anyone who has prima facie caused any miscarriage or abuse of givernment regulations & procedures and national laws.

In any event, Karpal Singh has already made a Police Report.

So, what are the IGP & AG waiting for? Christmas?

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By: ahmad

ahmad — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 04:27:48 +0000

Don’t talk Judicairy Reform.. its a waste of time and afford.
Let focus on fuel hike and inflation that affect us.
BN goverment increase the fuel price…
First thing: How the detail calculation being formulated to reach the value at RM2.70 per litre??
Secondly: How BN goverment calculate in detail that the goverment is on defisit spending??
Thirdly: Does the spending for rakyat or for white elephant projects? please provide detail list and amount??

Can any Ministers answer my question? or should it be asked in next PArlimen sitting.??

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By: A true Malaysian

A true Malaysian — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 04:10:40 +0000

By saying “Tak habis-habis dengan cerita ini”, I hope PM did not mean ‘Tidak apalah’.

Hope that PM will ‘Habiskan cerita ini’ immediately.

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