“Okay, just to settle this matter once and for all, I shall be at the University College London (UCL), Gower Street, London at 1.00pm on Saturday, 2nd October 2010, to meet the Malaysian High Commissioner to Britain to talk to him about my return to Malaysia. After all, he will have to renew my expired Malaysian passport before I can travel back to Malaysia.”
Malaysians are thrilled to hear that RPK will finally come home and face the music. I wonder what makes him want to come back. Why all of the sudden? Why now?
Approximately 10,000 people is expected to be receiving him at the airport including the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transexual (LGBT) Club members, plus Perkasa, Pekida and Bar Council members, as well as Najib’s supporters. Everybody has their own reason or reasons for being so eager to ‘greet’ him.
RPK must be so proud of himself to hear that so many Malaysians will be waiting for him. Never mind for what reasons, the limelight is all that matters. I can imagine him all excited and bragging about how popular he is.
RPK is addicted to publicity, be it good or bad publicity – doesn’t matter. If he is famous for being a liar, so what? At least he is famous, and a writer like me isn’t. He’s a psycho, remember?
Surely, some of his loyal readers are still in denial and refuse to believe that he’s a psycho. But, do you know that some serial killers killed just for the sake of making headlines?
Najib, Rosmah, the AG and Shafee Abdullah are only a few that have had to go through so much due to RPK’s insanity. For an insane man, it may be a joke to see how these people’s names and lives are affected because of his irresponsible doings.
An insane man wouldn’t be able to see that the joke is really not very funny at all when the country’s name, sovereignty and security as well as the unity of its people are at stake.
RPK is the icon of the liberal Malays who likes to belittle everything that spells Malays or government of Malaysia. These liberals would believe in anything as long as the government is portrayed as the bad guy.
If you ask them about the proof or hard-facts in RPK’s stories, they will just give you a cynical smile as if you are the dumb one.
MI
26/09/10
Malaysians are thrilled to hear that RPK will finally come home and face the music. I wonder what makes him want to come back. Why all of the sudden? Why now?
Approximately 10,000 people is expected to be receiving him at the airport including the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transexual (LGBT) Club members, plus Perkasa, Pekida and Bar Council members, as well as Najib’s supporters. Everybody has their own reason or reasons for being so eager to ‘greet’ him.
RPK must be so proud of himself to hear that so many Malaysians will be waiting for him. Never mind for what reasons, the limelight is all that matters. I can imagine him all excited and bragging about how popular he is.
RPK is addicted to publicity, be it good or bad publicity – doesn’t matter. If he is famous for being a liar, so what? At least he is famous, and a writer like me isn’t. He’s a psycho, remember?
Surely, some of his loyal readers are still in denial and refuse to believe that he’s a psycho. But, do you know that some serial killers killed just for the sake of making headlines?
Najib, Rosmah, the AG and Shafee Abdullah are only a few that have had to go through so much due to RPK’s insanity. For an insane man, it may be a joke to see how these people’s names and lives are affected because of his irresponsible doings.
An insane man wouldn’t be able to see that the joke is really not very funny at all when the country’s name, sovereignty and security as well as the unity of its people are at stake.
RPK is the icon of the liberal Malays who likes to belittle everything that spells Malays or government of Malaysia. These liberals would believe in anything as long as the government is portrayed as the bad guy.
If you ask them about the proof or hard-facts in RPK’s stories, they will just give you a cynical smile as if you are the dumb one.
MI
26/09/10
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