Scenes from the RPK trial

RPK returns after a morning break on Day Two of the trial

(Court photos by Rakyat@Work for anilnetto.com)

Anwar rushing to his own court case after dropping by on Day Three of the RPK trial

Women Power on Day Three of the RPK trial

Banners are unfurled outside court on Day Three

Marina, just before an interview with the foreign media on Day Three

The trial resumes on Monday from 9.00am to noon.

Candlelight vigil in PJ tonight (Picture courtesy of Free RPK blog. More pictures here.)


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3 comments to Scenes from the RPK trial

  • DPM wannabe reckons there won’t be a return to Mahathirism with the “new” leadership. Has it truly left the political arena, with political persecution still very much alive and kicking?

    There’s also a new and improved version climbing up the political ladder who will make Khairy look like a saint.

  • RPK dares to fight
    On the big guns on the Dark Hill
    He doesn’t worry what will happen to him
    It is the truth he asking for it

    He never wants to fail
    He knows the jail is waiting for him
    What he writes and speculates
    Mixing his spices to taste good in the mind
    Only the ruling elites can’t stomach it alright

    So he fights on
    He knows the obstacles stack against him
    He is a fighter; a Bugis prince never runs away
    He challenges the ruling elites
    Until they put him away

    The Dark Hill tumbles
    The echo rings its weight around
    There shouldn’t be unfairness
    It isn’t worthy of the current regime

    Now the ruling elites realize
    Even behind bar, RPK light shines
    Shafting it into the Dark Hill
    For tomorrow will arrive
    The Bugis prince will get his rights

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