Trust No One - Do We Trust The Police, Judges or Government?
Fox Mulder from the greatest series to grace our screens in the early 90s, The X-Files had a catch phrase that holds true until today. TRUST NO ONE. The whole show was a big question to the American people - Do You Trust Your Government?
I ask this same question for Malaysians today - DO YOU TRUST YOUR GOVERNMENT?
One does not need much brain power to deduce the fishy stench from this sordid affair.
How could Mohd. Saiful afford to stay in a luxury condominium as reported by Malaysiakini?
Dalam satu laporan polis Sabtu lalu, beliau didakwa melakukan kesalahan itu terhadap pembantu di pejabatnya itu - Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan - di Unit 1151 kondominium tersebut pada 26 Jun lalu.
Bilik kondominium itu dipercayai dihuni oleh Saiful.
Source: Malaysiakini
The condo goes for RM7,500 to RM15,000 a month. This Saiful is 23, university drop-out and yet can stay in a condo?
Saiful is 23, yet was able to be overpowered by a much older man, who has a back injury. I would love to know what Anwar Ibrahim is eating because whatever it is, gives him near super-human strength. Either that or this Saiful is one poor excuse for a man.
Pak Lah and Najib has denied any involvement from the government and yet leaves it to the Police to decide. Denials and washing hands is the order of the for the current BN. Don't they realize that the rakyat finds it really hard to trust anything they say? I like what RPK had to say about the whole "We are not responsible" bit.
Kudos to the police for their reaction time. Any report with ANWAR IBRAHIM stamped on it would mean next day action. Notice how fast everything fell into place with even the AG getting involve in record time. We should note all this in the Malaysian Book of Records. All in the span of less than 5 days we have a full blown investigation. Did you noticed the Forensic truck (which could double as an ice-cream truck) rolling into the condo grounds? Cool! Let's hope CSI Malaysia would be the next show to hit the tele because their response time is almost on par with CSI Las Vegas, Miami or New York.
Can we really trust the Police for a transparent investigation or the Courts for a fair trial?
"Yang saya bimbang ini adalah kepimpinan polis yang saya pertikaikan kerana saya ada bukti betapa Tan Sri Musa Hassan dan (Tan Sri Abdul) Gani Patail terlibat dalam perencanaan jahat, merekayasa atau memberikan fakta palsu dalam kes-kes (perbicaraan saya) terdahulu," tambahnya.
Source: Malaysiakini
Looks like we will be entertained to a full sandiwara, in the coming weeks. Anwar Ibrahim would reveal his evidence and the Police and Courts would do a tag-team with the Government to push Anwar into the Twilight Zone. Its all a game to these people. A game where the winners are few but the losers are the people of Malaysia.
While these people play run-around-the-mulberry-bush with investigations, law suits and denials; the message sent across is that the Malaysian government of 2008 is a seriously sick government. It has failed the people of Malaysia. Would changing the government make any difference? I don't think so because the Police and Courts are equally as sick as the Government. Changing government merely solves 1/3 of the problem. The other 2/3 needs to be address too. The three are in a cohort to protect each others grip on power. Bringing down one would not be enough.
In truth, the political scene in Malaysia is so messed up it is better that we did not have a government at all. Install full power to the monarchy and allow the rakyat to decide base on referendums. The rakyat has lost trust in the current institutions of this country. It is time ,the rakyat trust itself and make a stand. Not a stand for any political entity but a stand for the people of Malaysia.
Fox Mulder was assigned a basement office and if you walk into it, you will see just behind his deck a poster with a UFO that has the wordings, "I WANT TO BELIEVE". I want to believe Malaysia would be strong. I want to believe we would be protected by our government. I want to believe I can get a fair trial.
But at this moment, I wonder if that belief is merely wishful thinking.
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1 comments:
1. The condo goes for RM7,500 to RM15,000 a month. This Saiful is 23, university drop-out and yet can stay in a condo?
-Is there anything illegal about this ? Even if it was proven that a rival political party paid for the rent, it wouldn't have any bearing on the alleged sodomy act itself. Conspiracy needs to be proven as much as the alleged sodomy act itself. Think about it.
2. Saiful is 23, yet was able to be overpowered by a much older man, who has a back injury.
- Does it necessarily mean that a younger person is stronger than an older person. DSAI have sought for treatment overseas. You don't see him walking around with a walking stick. He could stand up and talk for hours without any assistance. Age and health is subjective in nature. Just look at newspaper reports where a grandfather was convicted of raping his grandchild in her teens.
3. Don't they realize that the rakyat finds it really hard to trust anything they say?
-The public has been swayed too much by too many rumours that what they only want to hear is DSAI is innocent. Other than that, they would construe it as “a lie and conspiracy”. There is already a pre-judgment made. Hace we forgotten the concept of "KEADILAN" ?
4. Did you noticed the Forensic truck (which could double as an ice-cream truck) rolling into the condo grounds?
-If the police acted slow, the public screws the police.
-If the police acted fast, the public screws the police.
-Which is your preferred response time ?
-Why does the shape of the truck warrants any comments ? I could say the same about your car.
5. Can we really trust the Police for a transparent investigation or the Courts for a fair trial?
-Can we really believe what DSAI said is true as well ?
-What about DSAI's action in suing the complainant over the police report ?
-Can't a citizen make any formal police report anymore ?
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