There is nothing political about what I am going to say and it does not have anything to do with our legal system. We have the responsibilities to guide our children to be truthful, honest, courageous and ready to eat their own shits if they get themselves in deep shits.
But what do we have here? A grown man lying through his teeth. Fark man, first he said he met some folks while on holiday in New Zealand. It is unplanned. New Zealand so big, so easy to bump into someone and then, take photo in so chummy pose? After that, what? Go together on a group tour?
Next, he said he did not talk nor know the phone number of the person who he was accused to talk to. Dey, you are the one who said the name of the person on the other end of the phone!
When pressed for it, he said he is tipsy.
Yeah….right……I wonder how many bad decisions you have made due to your constant state of being tipsy and forgetting names? Did anyone died innocently due to wrong prosecution because of that?
My point is - Here is one grown man, whom we expect to uphold law, giving us the run around with the tales he spins. Of course, he is not the only one who is showing this bad example. There are lots of others. But this is not from politicians whom we are so used to hear lies. This is from the legal profession. Yeah, we know lawyers rhyme with liars. But when put on the spotlight, at least have the guts to own up and not trying to pull wools over everyone’s eyes. Say what needs to be said, face the music and hope some other more dramatic cases come up and move on.
What kind of message are our younger generations receiving? Lies, lies and more lies because the law allows that. Damn, I don’t know about others. But if the top guns cannot be expected to show some good, morally right examples, we must seriously do something. The power is in our hands, in our votes.
From now on, we can expect to see more and more criminals lying and bluffing the way this man does. Welcome to our nation of liars. Now, being a parent is many times harder because how do we teach our children that every single thing they read on the mainstream media is not always the truth?
Three out of four persons being investigated in relation to the infamous V. K. Lingam video clip case, have been cleared of graft charges.
Lingam is recorded having a telephone conversation apparently with a minister and appears to be brokering judicial appointments.
The V. K. Lingam video clip scandal was a significant contributing factor towards the Barisan Nasional (BN) government’s poor performance in last year’s general elections.
During lean times like now, we should stop wasting the Rakyat's money in forming Royal Commissions and the like. After all their recommendations are invariably ignored by this government of ours that has our interest deep in its heart, in fact so deep that it is placed right next to the money chest that contains our money.
Instead, we should pour our resources into making sure that S.377A of the Penal Code is strictly enforced on every Malaysian throughout the land. That will be the most meaningful way of spending our money. Imagine the number of jobs you would create: cameramen, producers, directors, lookouts, RELA, moral police, etc; not to mention the increase in the sales of equipment such as mobile phones, video cameras, pinhole cameras, and pen-sized recorders.
This is precisely the stimulus that is needed by both our economy and our video-loving population. When everybody has been suitably entertained and is happy, who cares about depressing subjects like corruption and injustice?
But what do we have here? A grown man lying through his teeth. Fark man, first he said he met some folks while on holiday in New Zealand. It is unplanned. New Zealand so big, so easy to bump into someone and then, take photo in so chummy pose? After that, what? Go together on a group tour?
Next, he said he did not talk nor know the phone number of the person who he was accused to talk to. Dey, you are the one who said the name of the person on the other end of the phone!
When pressed for it, he said he is tipsy.
Yeah….right……I wonder how many bad decisions you have made due to your constant state of being tipsy and forgetting names? Did anyone died innocently due to wrong prosecution because of that?
My point is - Here is one grown man, whom we expect to uphold law, giving us the run around with the tales he spins. Of course, he is not the only one who is showing this bad example. There are lots of others. But this is not from politicians whom we are so used to hear lies. This is from the legal profession. Yeah, we know lawyers rhyme with liars. But when put on the spotlight, at least have the guts to own up and not trying to pull wools over everyone’s eyes. Say what needs to be said, face the music and hope some other more dramatic cases come up and move on.
What kind of message are our younger generations receiving? Lies, lies and more lies because the law allows that. Damn, I don’t know about others. But if the top guns cannot be expected to show some good, morally right examples, we must seriously do something. The power is in our hands, in our votes.
From now on, we can expect to see more and more criminals lying and bluffing the way this man does. Welcome to our nation of liars. Now, being a parent is many times harder because how do we teach our children that every single thing they read on the mainstream media is not always the truth?
Three out of four persons being investigated in relation to the infamous V. K. Lingam video clip case, have been cleared of graft charges.
Lingam is recorded having a telephone conversation apparently with a minister and appears to be brokering judicial appointments.
The V. K. Lingam video clip scandal was a significant contributing factor towards the Barisan Nasional (BN) government’s poor performance in last year’s general elections.
During lean times like now, we should stop wasting the Rakyat's money in forming Royal Commissions and the like. After all their recommendations are invariably ignored by this government of ours that has our interest deep in its heart, in fact so deep that it is placed right next to the money chest that contains our money.
Instead, we should pour our resources into making sure that S.377A of the Penal Code is strictly enforced on every Malaysian throughout the land. That will be the most meaningful way of spending our money. Imagine the number of jobs you would create: cameramen, producers, directors, lookouts, RELA, moral police, etc; not to mention the increase in the sales of equipment such as mobile phones, video cameras, pinhole cameras, and pen-sized recorders.
This is precisely the stimulus that is needed by both our economy and our video-loving population. When everybody has been suitably entertained and is happy, who cares about depressing subjects like corruption and injustice?
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