How can we trust the police and ACA?

The PM said the Rakyat always trust the opposition more than the ruling Guomen. The Rakyat trust the Blogs more than the MSM. Why? Did you find an answer? Go to the blog and find out yourself.

But then, judging from the bunch of Cabinet members in Bolehland, majority of them are incompetent, inefficient, utter nonsense and never bother to listen to the Rakyat. The worst thing is that the sleepy PM always praise them in contrary to the views of the Rakyat.

Their rotten culture starts from past 50 years, and they only beg for the votes during the GE, after that, that have forgotten who they are, and they will transform themselves into becoming the Boss, Rakyat become the slaves.

The GE on 8 Mac has not changed them. The only thing they will listen is when the Rakyat wipe them out when times come. Then may be they will kow-tow to the Rakyat. Rakyat is the Boss, not these clowns.

The Rakyat has voiced, are you listening, Dear PM? Are you listening, cabinet mins and Mps?

The police have been feeding us stupid statements like, “Bala may have gone overseas”, “Bala could have left the country” and “we’re not sure if Bala is still in the country”.

Come on! Don’t take us for fools. We know there’s such a thing as immigration records. Just say say definitely whether he has left the country or not. And what is this sandiwara about calling Interpol to help when you are not sure he has gone overseas? Not that it’s under the purview of Interpol as Bala is not a fugitive.

When these people try to lie and pull the wool over our eyes, they are not even smart enough to lie convincingly. Bodoh! And I’m not referring to the rakyat.

Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said the government’s actions would not be dictated by the opposition as they had their own way to govern the country.

“We will determine the course we are taking and not make moves or take action based on what has been said or done by the opposition,” he said.

“There will be no commission formed just because it has been proposed by the opposition. We do not want to jeopardise the authority of the police

But until then, we have our own way of governing the country.”
It’s not about your way or my way. It’s about justice. It’s about a criminal actions that were believe to have been committed by persons in the top ranking of the goverment. It’s about the integrity of Goverment of Malaysia. Not the BN or PKR goverment. If the leadership of this “corrupt” Home Minister can cordon this high profile criminals, then what will happen to this country.

Why is government transparency and openness becoming more prominent these days? Is our country becoming more corrupt? Or could it be that certain parties are taking advantage of the situation for their personal interests? And why are there always more scandals?

Malaysians are becoming more politically conscious due the scandals surfacing in the public service arena. And we have to continuously keep ourselves up to date with our country’s political landscape and think about how corruption affects all of us.

As citizens, we may voice out against corruption via petitions and memorandums. But real and effective change can only happen if the top layers of government are serious about tackling corruption.

Malaysian politics are too dirty and it stinks too much.