Live updates on: 1) the Federal Court verdict on who is the rightful chief minister of Perak and 2) the application in the High Court to recuse the Anwar trial judge.
It’s a triumph for justice in Malaysia. It’s a glory day for Perak and Malaysia. Thank you for a clear ruling. Wait for the 2nd wave to ‘review’ the decision and empanel new judges to hear yet another ‘set aside’ …
PK have themselves to blame for the outcome. It is no secret that the PK is very divisive among themselves. In every PK component party there are many selfish and arrogant representatives that doesn’t give a hoot of what the public expect of them. And the worse of the lot are those from PKR. The PKR is supposed to be the middle-ground party but it disappoints big time. The PKR is crawling with trojan horses and self-inflated egoistic individuals. Its leadership is lackadaisical and does not possess the ability to do what is right. The Perak crisis is the direct result of the quagmire that the PK is in. The biggest liability that the PKR has is Anwar Ibrahim. After the 2008 electoral tsunami, Anwar went from one mistake after another. Instead of leading the PK coalition he decided to pander to short-cut solutions and refused to acknowledge the rot in the coalition. And today the coalition is paying the price for Anwar’s neglect. The public would have forgiven the coalition for its failure if they have tried their best but not when it was self-inflicted.
It’s really sad indeed: the PK was given an opportunity but they squander it. Make no mistake about it, I was an avid supporter of Pakatan but after hoping many times for Pakatan to come out of its trance, I’m starting to puke whenever Pakatan starts to sprout its usual nonsensical messages.
It is just the wishful thinking of Pakatan that the judiciary, without going thru’ thorough reform, will give an impartial judgement…. Pakatan after taking over several state governments become so complacent, thinking that the day will be theirs. That to me is just another wishful thinking. Come next election, Pakatan’s defeat will be inevitable in the face of mounting frauds and cheating.
Ong,
I bet with every hair on my body, you will never satisfy yourself even when you become CM.
Guys,
Ong seem to be clueless on the functions of a state government. Read the book, Men in Whites, why Goh Kheng Swee strongly proposes to let Singapore secede from Malaysia?
Its a boring subject. PR needs to learn from this. Its not only about BN pulling MPs or ADUNs away. Its about why such things actually happened? This is something PR never wanted to address but rather want to say that each were paid RM20M. How nice … blame others again.
If you see what is happening in Penang its the same problem. There is a lot of infighting and with Penang happening it makes me wonder if PR is truly cohesive. See the latest resignations? See how Zul Nordin is able to say there will be defections? Zul is loud mouthed but he is not a BN plant, he’s been with DSAI since the REFORMASI days.
Then you have RPK whose article says there are some in PKR who want to knock Zaid out. Is there not a pattern here?
Not all paid la … there is a rot. I know for a fact since last year that PKR people are most unhappy with DAP. Now they are not people with business interest.
Time PR learns to take stock and face reality and stop accusing BN for everything.
Iron,
If Pakatan Rakyat implements local government election & yet BN frustrates it, then what! Don’t making excuses that you represent the masses
Just like our Great Anil who THINKS THAT IGNORING NGO AT YOUR PERILS
Iron,
Sedaq is also an NGO. Ah so, must satisfy Sedaq. Ignoring NGO at your peril.
It is a shame that Perak is governed with the power of 3 “frogs”. The 3 “frogs” decide the majority. BN has 28 seats and PR has 28 seats too. With 3 “frogs” as independents that side BN.
How if PR buy seats?
Then Perak will fall into very messy situation. Again Perak will be fall into deep trouble.
Perhaps, when the situation is considered as a whole, the timing of economic woes being against the whole globe; we could give a leeway to these blokes especially knowing very well the BN fellas are with their arms deep in mud creating all kinds of obstacles for these new kids on the block.
It is time to let go the MB issue because we need to concentrate on next election. Perak will go back to PR again. BN can call it justice but those in the middle will see otherwise thus BN will be voted out. PR please get ready for next PRU.
… PR come to power need to sack all those BN people in all area or render them powerless first.
It is expected, the decision: 5-0. …. they call the shots.
Now, when the 13GE takes place, the Rakyat must make sure that the Rakyat calls the shot by kicking out BN without mercy. Let’s do it for the sake of RPK. Cheers.
The justice is served. The majority rules. Even Nizar won this, he will be ousted via motion of no confidence by BN ADUNs. So no matter what, BN has the majority and that is the key point. Instead of letting the minority to create chaos, the HRH did the right thing instantly. Grow up and learn to accept defeat.
This does not mean our Justice system A okay now, it is only a show piece. More has to be done for the people to gain back the confidence of the judiciary. The AG’s chambers requires a complete overhaul.
It’s a triumph for justice in Malaysia. It’s a glory day for Perak and Malaysia. Thank you for a clear ruling. Wait for the 2nd wave to ‘review’ the decision and empanel new judges to hear yet another ‘set aside’ …
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PK have themselves to blame for the outcome. It is no secret that the PK is very divisive among themselves. In every PK component party there are many selfish and arrogant representatives that doesn’t give a hoot of what the public expect of them. And the worse of the lot are those from PKR. The PKR is supposed to be the middle-ground party but it disappoints big time. The PKR is crawling with trojan horses and self-inflated egoistic individuals. Its leadership is lackadaisical and does not possess the ability to do what is right. The Perak crisis is the direct result of the quagmire that the PK is in. The biggest liability that the PKR has is Anwar Ibrahim. After the 2008 electoral tsunami, Anwar went from one mistake after another. Instead of leading the PK coalition he decided to pander to short-cut solutions and refused to acknowledge the rot in the coalition. And today the coalition is paying the price for Anwar’s neglect. The public would have forgiven the coalition for its failure if they have tried their best but not when it was self-inflicted.
It’s really sad indeed: the PK was given an opportunity but they squander it. Make no mistake about it, I was an avid supporter of Pakatan but after hoping many times for Pakatan to come out of its trance, I’m starting to puke whenever Pakatan starts to sprout its usual nonsensical messages.
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It is just the wishful thinking of Pakatan that the judiciary, without going thru’ thorough reform, will give an impartial judgement…. Pakatan after taking over several state governments become so complacent, thinking that the day will be theirs. That to me is just another wishful thinking. Come next election, Pakatan’s defeat will be inevitable in the face of mounting frauds and cheating.
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Ong,
I bet with every hair on my body, you will never satisfy yourself even when you become CM.
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Ong seem to be clueless on the functions of a state government. Read the book, Men in Whites, why Goh Kheng Swee strongly proposes to let Singapore secede from Malaysia?
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Gerakan K,
Tell Zambry to try convince the people of Perak he has won. They will tell him he has not, go fly kite. It’s a pyrrhic victory!
Perakians are an unforgiving lot just incase you aren’t aware.
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Its a boring subject. PR needs to learn from this. Its not only about BN pulling MPs or ADUNs away. Its about why such things actually happened? This is something PR never wanted to address but rather want to say that each were paid RM20M. How nice … blame others again.
If you see what is happening in Penang its the same problem. There is a lot of infighting and with Penang happening it makes me wonder if PR is truly cohesive. See the latest resignations? See how Zul Nordin is able to say there will be defections? Zul is loud mouthed but he is not a BN plant, he’s been with DSAI since the REFORMASI days.
Then you have RPK whose article says there are some in PKR who want to knock Zaid out. Is there not a pattern here?
Not all paid la … there is a rot. I know for a fact since last year that PKR people are most unhappy with DAP. Now they are not people with business interest.
Time PR learns to take stock and face reality and stop accusing BN for everything.
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The ball is in PR’s court right now.
The Rakyat are watching.
Nizar can appeal and appeal and appeal until the cows come home, but if the Rakyat are not served the way PR has promised us, gone la, PR.
Don’t care which party you from, PAS, DAP or PKR.
You promised us the local council election.
You broke that promise.
And you give us that lousy excuse of 1976 law.
That is no excuse at all.
Rakyat have suggested a lot of legal maneuvers to break that 1976 logjam, but you guys at PR still stick on your lousy excuse.
GE 13 is coming. Sooner or later the Rakyat will get to vote once more.
If PR never delivers, sorry la, rakyat will vote you out.
So to PR, it’s time for you to deliver, or be prepared to get booted.
If you guys think that the Rakyat are fools, just wait.
No matter it’s Kedah, Penang or Selangor.
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Iron,
If Pakatan Rakyat implements local government election & yet BN frustrates it, then what! Don’t making excuses that you represent the masses
Just like our Great Anil who THINKS THAT IGNORING NGO AT YOUR PERILS
Iron,
Sedaq is also an NGO. Ah so, must satisfy Sedaq. Ignoring NGO at your peril.
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You say: ” If Pakatan Rakyat implements local government election & yet BN frustrates it, then what! ”
Read what you have said.
If …
Now, tell me, on the local election issue, has PR ever implement _anything_ ?
I mean, has the PR government in Kelantan, Kedah, Penang and Selangor ever done _anything_ on that issue?
Let’s not talk about ” BN frustrated the thing ” since PR hasn’t even taken the first step.
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It is a shame that Perak is governed with the power of 3 “frogs”. The 3 “frogs” decide the majority. BN has 28 seats and PR has 28 seats too. With 3 “frogs” as independents that side BN.
How if PR buy seats?
Then Perak will fall into very messy situation. Again Perak will be fall into deep trouble.
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Perhaps, when the situation is considered as a whole, the timing of economic woes being against the whole globe; we could give a leeway to these blokes especially knowing very well the BN fellas are with their arms deep in mud creating all kinds of obstacles for these new kids on the block.
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It is time to let go the MB issue because we need to concentrate on next election. Perak will go back to PR again. BN can call it justice but those in the middle will see otherwise thus BN will be voted out. PR please get ready for next PRU.
… PR come to power need to sack all those BN people in all area or render them powerless first.
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It is expected, the decision: 5-0. …. they call the shots.
Now, when the 13GE takes place, the Rakyat must make sure that the Rakyat calls the shot by kicking out BN without mercy. Let’s do it for the sake of RPK. Cheers.
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The justice is served. The majority rules. Even Nizar won this, he will be ousted via motion of no confidence by BN ADUNs. So no matter what, BN has the majority and that is the key point. Instead of letting the minority to create chaos, the HRH did the right thing instantly. Grow up and learn to accept defeat.
PR Perak = One year wonder
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Gerakan K,
Yes through corruptible adun and the decision …. based on a case in down trodden Nigeria….
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Iron, thick as iron. expect PR to perform with both hands tied to the back. Comment similar to Zamry’s ‘challenge’ to Perak PR assemblymen to resign.
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One important lesson from history:
If you do not possess legitimacy in the eyes of the people, you can only rule through fraud and the use of force.
The “MB” (who has immodestly compared himself to Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King and Mohandas Gandhi)should remember this.
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This does not mean our Justice system A okay now, it is only a show piece. More has to be done for the people to gain back the confidence of the judiciary. The AG’s chambers requires a complete overhaul.
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