An End to the Vile Malaysian Ruling Elite Brand of Politicking. Finally?

Is that a silver lining I see on the dark threatening cloud that has hovered over Malaysia's political landscape this past month? Is this really the end to the vile and filthy brand of politicking that has become synonymous to Malaysia's ruling gangster elite aka UMNO? We had prayed so.

This past month, right thinking Malaysians have been praying for an end to the Government's devious charade against a true Malaysian citizen. Malaysians have been deeply troubled by the unfolding events this past 4-weeks, especially the blatant acts of law of the jungle by our law enforcers right up to the highest office of the Government of Malaysia, the Prime Minister himself. Right thinking Malaysians were horrified at the vigorous actions taken against one single Malaysian citizen by the combined force of Malaysia's law enforcement system and high-ranking Government officials and lawmakers, largely comprising the UMNO elite, especially in their hounding demands for Anwar's DNA samples. Right thinking citizens of Malaysia at large could only stand and watch, question and pray that this abuse of power by the government of Malaysia against a Malaysian citizen and his family will come to end soon. And God seemed to have answered our prayers exactly one month to the day this evil attack was launched against Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim on 28 June 2008.

Ever since that day, 28 June 2008, when the sodomy charge was filed against Datuk Seri Anwar, an obvious repeat of the political fiasco that brought him down 10 years earlier, Malaysia struggled to hold on to its dignity and integrity. Or at least, the average Malaysians tried to, but their efforts at keeping a straight and honest face kept getting derailed by, of all people, their own leaders, those tasked to manage the Government, from the law enforcing personnel, the law upholders, the ministers in charge, and right up to the highest offices in Government, the Deputy Prime Minister and the Prime Minister. Malaysians, at large, cringed at the thought of a repeat of the 1998 legal fiasco - an alleged sodomy that took place at an apartment building that didn't even exist, the kangaroo court, the disgusting sight of a mattress hauled in and out or court - that have left a bad imprint on the public's mind. Malaysians, in general, fear a repeat of the the sodomy charge of 1998 which, manipulated by Mahathir Mohamed's ala Zimbabwe rule, managed to put an end to the career of a rising political star who ended up jailed for the next 6 years. Oh no, not again, you can literally hear Malaysia groaned. And to our horror, the political drama began unfolding much in the same manner as that notorious case against the same individual 10 years earlier: the police report by the alleged victim (which was never made available to the accused) was followed by a dramatic arrest of the accused by police dressed in full balaclava gear and in 15 police vehicles, and the desperate attempt to secure fresh DNA samples of the accused via medical checkup and overnight cell confinement, the failure of which was followed by thundering cries and demands from notorious lawmakers, the Home Minister and the clueless Prime Minister for fresh DNA samples of the accused. This time around, however, Anwar Ibrahim knew better, and did not heed to such idiotic demands by the ruling elite gangsters for his fresh DNA samples . This time around, too, Malaysians at large, and much of the world's free countries kept a close watch, admonishing and warning the Malaysian government to heed the rule of law in their handling of Anwar's case.

The ruling elite should have known better as this is no longer 1998. People always learn, even monkeys do. When you know that the enemy is up to the same tricks, you steer away, call their bluff and you fight back, tooth and nail. The enemy should have known that when you prepare for battle using faked ammunition, you need to mobilise an idiotic bunch of soldiers who are willing to die for your idiosyncrasies and your craze for power. Therein lies the problem. You may fool some people some of the time, but you can't fool all the people all the time. There are bound to be good people somewhere in this God forsaken country who still possess these things called conscience and integrity. Thank God, there are. There are people who will use their conscience to do the right thing in their line of duty. We are grateful for the noble act of one Dr. Mohamed Osman Abdul Hamid who gave a factual medical report on the real status of the alleged sodomy victim.

I first read about the leaked hospital report yesterday (28 July 2008) on the Malaysia Today website, which I have been trying to access since 2.00pm today (it is now 6.30pm) but couldn't. The website is obviously being hacked again. I had to go to Anwar Ibrahim's blog for the life-saving report. The following leaked hospital report confirms that the sodomy charge is a political assassination of Anwar Ibrahim:

http://anwaribrahimblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/rep2.pdf

The good doctor's report confirms Anwar's contention that the sodomy allegation is baseless and nothing but a political conspiracy by political figures high up in the government. Anwar Ibrahim held a press conference today to condemn the police for "their negligence, dishonesty and recklessness in humiliating the nation by dragging us all through this vile and filthy charade" and told the police to stop the probe.

DS Anwar Ibrahim's Press Statement, 29 July 2008, 11.30am

Today, 29 July 2008, is a great day for truth and justice in Malaysia. Today, in Malaysia, is the beginning of the end to the vile and devious politicking tactics of the ruling elite gangsterism that is UMNO. Is it? Finally?

Today should have been a great day for truth and justice in Malaysia. Today should have been the day to start putting an end to the shame and disgrace that have painted the political landscape of Malaysia. But it is apparent that these shameless and disgraceful political attackers have not yet shown the white flag. No, in their line of battle, these political attackers never have any white flag on them, and neither do they intend to have one. They do not know the meaning of defeat. Even if they fall hard to a shameful death, they would still be screaming bloody victory to their name. Obviously, they do not seem to possess the humble characteristic of being gracious in defeat. No, these political animals do not have the word 'conscience' in their vocabulary and neither do they know the meaning of justice and integrity. How then can we, mere citizens on the street, expect them to possess even an iota of 'good' in their governance?

Is that a silver lining I see on the dark threatening cloud that has hovered over Malaysia's political landscape this past month? Is this really the end to the vile and filthy brand of politicking that has become synonymous to Malaysia's ruling gangster elite aka UMNO? We had prayed so. But, by the way events are moving, and the manner in which the Malaysian clones of the devil incarnate continue to operate, it looks like we have to pray harder. Pray hard, but play even smarter.

Malaysia's Innocence Destroyed by Disgusting Sex Crime Charges

Innocence is robbed from the cradle. Young minds in Malaysia are being exposed to sickening sex details of the perverted kind. And innocence is lost. Forever.

It must be very tough growing up in Malaysia these past 10 years. Innocence is robbed from the cradle by the public keeper itself, the Malaysian Government, driven in this rampage and rape of innocent minds by the dominant ruling party. Blinded by power craze and completely devoid of conscience, the ruling politicians bring down their political opponents using not just simple sex charges but the more perverted kind - sodomy - and make complete use of the government-controlled media, the daily tabloids and the courts system to feed young innocent Malaysian minds with daily doses of disgusting sodomy details. It seems that Malaysia's political favourite to bring down the enemy is the sodomy charge. Whenever their positions are threatened, these political animals mobilise the whole government machinery, the notorious ones being, as events have shown, those that uphold and enforce the law of the land, spearheaded by none other than the offices of the Attorney-General (AG) and the Inspector General of Police (IGP).

A child who was an innocent 8-year old in 1998 would be 18 today. The beginnings and the learning of his sexuality, or leaning thereof, would have started in 1998 or much earlier. Now remember the shameful court debacle in 1998 under the rule of the longest-term Prime Minister, Mahathir Mohammed? Remember the sordid and disgusting sodomy details charged against a single Malaysian citizen by the powerful might of the whole Malaysian Government machinery, its media circus and its kangaroo courts, all 'according to standard operating procedures' and legalised by the public prosecutor office and protected by the police? Remember the sickening sight of the mattress being hauled in and out of court, the so-called semen stains evidence and intimate anal intercourse details for all and sundry? The word 'liwat' (sodomy in Malay) instantly became a popular household word and the butt (pun intended) of silly jokes! To a wide-eyed 8-year old just beginning to explore his sexuality, can you imagine what sort of ideas and questioning curiosity can start seeding and growing in his little brain? The whole Government machinery, the media and the legal system were teaching and showing the child that if you want to cut a man down and destroy him and his political ambitions, all you need to do is use the sodomy charge against him the Malaysian way. Sodomy, a very serious crime in largely Muslim Malaysia and punishable up to a 20-year jail-term, is probably the only crime very impossible to disprove, and especially in Malaysia, any shortcoming in evidence can easily be trumped up and fabricated. And the fabrication procedures, as events have shown, are all very legal, covered and protected by the upholders and enforcers of the law in the land - courtesy of the offices of the AG and the IGP!

If the 8-year old child knows how to take the right from the wrong, then everything will be fine and dandy. But remember when you were eight? What sort of ideas on human sexuality did you have then? I was 12, and I couldn't, for the life of me, understand why this particular girl in our school would let herself get pregnant only to be thrown out of school. Why is she so stupid, I fervently asked my friends. They just laughed at my own stupidity. Stupid, perhaps, and no matter how short-lived, innocence and its beauty in childhood were very much alive then.

I may not be a sociologist or psychologist, but common sense tells us that all ideas an adult tells that wide-eyed 8 year-old and those much younger, chances are they will take them for the truths, the facts of life, and the probability are high that they will put those ideas into practice. Notice how, when you thought they were not listening, your 5 or 6-year olds absorb nearly every word that you said (especially those cuss words) just like a sponge, and throw them back to your face at some point later, if not soon? We don't have to have a PhD in sociology or psychology to know that much of our learning on life and our orientation in life start at that tender age. What we heard, saw or were done to us mould us into what we are today.

So having made the issue of sodomy a favourite national past-time of Malaysians starting in 1998, the Malaysian Government should not waste precious time wondering why the problem of homosexuality in Malaysia is reaching a worrisome level. This was what some lawmakers and a Minister recently complained in Parliament just a week or so ago. Do you fault that child of 1998 wanting to explore and experiment with his sexuality, after all, the whole Malaysian Government machinery, the courts system and the circus media fed him all the sordid and perverted sex details for breakfast, lunch and dinner back in 1998? Do you fault that child for trying to figure out what's right from wrong, and what's proper sex and what constitutes sex crime under a religion and the law? Fast forward to 2008. And the same sickening sodomy debacle is being played in public all over again involving the same charge against the same poor fellow (the charges against whom were cleared by the Courts in 2004). And that 8-year old who first witnessed that shameful disgusting event in 1998 is, today, a terribly confused adult, now doubting and wondering what teachings on sexuality he should practice. So, if one puts the blame for rising homosexuality in Malaysia squarely on the Malaysian Government, its legal system and its law enforcer, would one be totally in the wrong?

Be that as it may, one puzzling thing about this whole issue of rising homosexuality in Malaysia is that prior its Parliament debut, this issue is actually a NON ISSUE. All this while, in spite of the 1998 Anwar-sodomy debacle, there has never been a complaint, nay a squeak, from the immensely silent gay community, let alone a demand for their rights. Homosexuality and the gay community are part of the societal landscape in Malaysia but it is more case of 'you may be seen but you are not supposed to be heard'. Homosexuality is snickered at and made fun of, but tolerated simply because the homosexuals may be your sons or daughters, your brothers, your sisters, your relatives or your friends. In a country whose official religion is Islam, the very religion under which sodomy is a very serious crime punishable up to 20 years jail, and sodomy being an inherently homosexual activity, no homosexuals in their right mind would dare utter a single word to officially declare their homosexuality, let alone complain against another of their own and risk imprisonment. Correct me if I am wrong, but aside the 1998 trumped-up sodomy charge against Anwar, I have not yet come across a single news article highlighting or even mentioning the plight of homosexuals in Malaysia. It makes you wonder why a non-issue about homosexuals was suddenly discussed and addressed by Malaysian lawmakers in Parliament as a worrisome problem recently? Incidentally, this discussion in Parliament coincides with the timing of the current sodomy charge against Opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, the same fellow charged with the same offence in 1998.

I not only strongly feel that the Malaysian Government should not waste time debating the issue of homosexuality in Parliament because it is a non-issue, but also believe that the Government should not waste precious tax payers money to set up some silly government programmes to handle a non-issue, a problem that no one has ever complain about!

On behalf of right thinking Malaysians, I would like to appeal to the Malaysian Government, its machinery, its courts system and the law enforcers to PLEASE STOP THIS VILE ACT AGAINST A MALAYSIAN CITIZEN. Malaysians are disgusted and sickened by the whole sodomy debacle which is so obviously a political conspiracy against a single Malaysian politician who shows his concern for the plight of the masses. Please stop Malaysia from becoming the biggest laughing stock in the history of the world. Personally, I am not concerned about being laughed at by the world. That we can survive. I am more worried about Malaysia losing the innocence of her children and, more importantly, her conscience.

The Debate & Anwar : The Great Malaysian Statesman, a Far Cry from BN's Incompetence

Anwar Ibrahim showed what an excellent orator, great statesman and honourable gentleman he is. In Malaysia's first live debate on fuel price on 15 July 2008, Anwar won hands down over his opponent, the so-called Minister of Information, Shabery. If previously I had supported him/PKR simply because PKR is the only credible alternative to BN, but after last night's debate PKR has my vote, my family's, my relatives' and friends' votes ... heck, even my villagers' votes. At the very least, Anwar showed his concern for the plight and pain of the rakyat caused by the high food and fuel prices. At least, he has an action plan as to where he can get the RM3-5 billion to keep fuel price lower in order to ease the suffering of the rakyat.

Shabery, on the other hand, is UNPROFESSIONAL and lacks substance throughout the debate. He attacks the person rather than addresses the issues. He circumvents the issues, avoids answering a simple direct question, and is still feverished and obsessed with the fiery 'Anwar' of the 70s? Shabery is still stuck in 1974. Grow up, man! Get on with your life. Everyone else has moved on. By the way, Mr Minister of Information, if you have any honour left in you, resign from your post as promised (you failed big time, man!) and go back to school to learn some basic economics, debating skills and good governance.

Shabery, like the others in UMNO & BN, they couldn't care less whether the people starve to death! They even applaud the fuel price hike just to have an upper hand over their political foes. Shabery and the whole UMNO & BN wolf-pack are completely insensitive and unconcerned about the plight of Malaysians. Yes, we all know fuel price hike is a global issue..Anwar knows that, we all know that...but being an oil-producing country, if the govt can do something, anything, no matter how small, to ease the burden of the rakyat, we - the rakyat - will love you and will be indebted to you. Anwar has already listed the few sources of funds that the govt can set aside to keep fuel prices low for the rakyat. Anwar has the heart and the brains to help the rakyat. How come ALL the cabinet ministers, all the BN MPs, UMNO-hooligans put together cannot come anywhere close to thinking a little bit like Anwar. From last night, it's so obvious this Shitbery has the typical mentality of UMNO/BN...just plain stupid, corrupted and incompetent.

And to top the Government incompetence, Malaysians have to put up with academic fools in the person of one Nordin Kardi, if ever there is such a fool. Is he really the Vice Chancellor of UUM? From which sewer did they pick this guy? Nordin Kardi brings shame and total disgrace to the Malaysian academic circle! He does not even know what an IPP is! And a Vice Chancellor who cannot pose a simple question?! It is a sad day for UUM... your VC has just destroyed your repute as a dignified university. The staff & students of UUM should band together and kick Nordin Kardi back to the sewer where he came from.

Can the BN Government not see that lowering the price of fuel by even 50 sen could put a rein on the spiraling prices of food and other consumer products? Striving to keep fuel price low will not only contribute towards curbing inflation but also, and more importantly, helping to alleviate the suffering of the people caused by rising fuel and food prices. Why is Prime Minister Badawi and his deputy Najib blind to this simple fact? Why are the BN Members of Parliament blind to this fact? They continue to applaud their action to hike the fuel price, saying this is beyond their control because price hike is a global issue. Isn't everything in this day and age a global issue, whether directly or indirectly? Every issue, global or not, that affects the masses has be addressed and resolved. Or at least, attempts must be seen to be made to try and resolve the issue. It is not good governance and is, indeed, a great social injustice to just say that the price hike is a global issue and then rest on your laurels. You must be seen by the people to be trying to do something about it. Giving the RM625 per year direct rebate to vehicle owners only aggravates inflation and will have no impact at all on easing the people's burden in the face of rising prices. I wonder where BN and these UMNO people studied their basic economics? Saudara Anwar should teach the UMNO & BN people a thing or two about simple economics and good governance.

In the end, the whole issue is about the People, the Rakyat, the masses. I am only interested in the oil price issue vis-a-vis the Rakyat. To me, the bottom line is: in the face of economic hardship caused by rising prices, Anwar gives the people HOPE. That is the crux of the matter. Whether he is successful or not in eventually lowering fuel price does not matter much to me in this time of hardship. The important thing is Anwar gives me hope for tomorrow. He convinces us that tomorrow will still be alright. Yes, the fuel price hike is a global problem, but we still have some control over our own economy if only we know how to manage our resources. It is a matter of proper management and good governance. The key to the rakyat's heart is to let the people know you feel their pain, and to give them HOPE for the future.

Illegal Immigrants are only Good for their Votes in Sabah

Illegal migrant workers are only good for their votes in Malaysia, or more specifically, in Sabah. This was implied by Javellana-Santos in her news piece "Sabah Migrant Workers Often Deported After Polls: Labour Leader". Read full story here: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryID=125136

For once, I agree with a Filipino opinion. Actually, Filipino migrant workers are also great for manual labour in Malaysia, especially in the construction industry. However, in the eyes of the power that be, this usefulness is eclipsed by the migrant workers' usefulness at the polls. To quote the trade unionist, Ambet Yuson:

"the mass repatriation of undocumented migrants in Sabah crops up when Sabah politicians don't need voters, but disappears during elections when politicians need their votes.

"They only deport the undocumented migrants in Sabah after the elections,"

The only thing I'd like to qualify in the above statement is that 'Sabah politicians' should read "Barisan Nasional (BN) politicians". As regards to the rest of the statement, many in Sabah know this to be true as this has long been an open secret. Not only the Filipino migrant workers but also the Indonesian migrant workers are good for their votes. However, most Indonesian workers are properly documented, so the problem of mass repatriation of Indonesian workers does not arise. Still, this does not erase the fact that the Indonesians are also used as voters to ensure the ruling parties hold on to power.

For years, both groups of migrant workers (Filipinos and Indonesians) have been playing their role (with monetary rewards, of course) as phantom voters and have been helping the ruling parties hold on to power by ensuring that the votes swing to their benefit in many constituencies in Sabah. In the past, bus loads of these migrant workers would be transported on polling day by the ruling power to rural constituencies where they then cast their 'already paid-for' votes. After the election, the foreigners' squatter houses (mainly, the Filipinos) are torn down and flattened by bulldozers, and they are deported only to return in two weeks' time and set up colony somewhere else.

These are the truths and the facts of the twisted democracy in Sabah. I was eye witness to one such incident in the 1999 general elections in the town of Kuala Penyu, Sabah. The locals in Kuala Penyu got wind that bus loads of foreigners are coming into town to cast their votes in a few villages nearby. The locals only managed to ambush two bus loads that made the mistake of entering the town via the river ferry which was the other means of entry into town (instead of using the the longer route via dirt road through Beaufort District). While the other buses using the dirt roads manage to escape the wrath of the locals, these two bus loads of foreigners were ambushed by locals just as their vehicles were getting off the ferry. Stories had it that many of the foreigners were beaten, some escaped by jumping into the Kuala Penyu river, while others were chased like dogs all over the town (lucky or rather unlucky for them, the town is rather tiny with only two rows of shophouses). The small town authorities had to come to the foreigners' aid to prevent the locals from beating them to death. The foreigners took refuge and were holed up in the Barisan Nasional (BN, the ruling National Coalition) Office in Kuala Penyu from mid-morning to late afternoon. Their action to take refuge in the town's BN Office only confirmed further who exactly were behind this act of betrayal to the process of democracy in Sabah. The BN office was surrounded by a huge angry crowd shouting verbal abuses and demanding the heads of the foreigners holed inside. I was part of the angry crowd that had to be held back by police called in to control the situation. In the end, two buses accompanied by police vehicles arrived to transport the foreigners out of town. Although the BN incumbent won the Kuala Penyu State constituency that election (thanks to the phantom voters), but in the next election 5 years down the road, this particular BN politician was finally send into political retirement by an independent candidate.

For years, come election time in Sabah, one hears and witnesses such acts of betrayal to democracy in Sabah by the parties concerned, driven by their insatiable craze for power. In the 12th General Elections last March 2008, it was not much different. The same dirty tactics were used by the parties concerned; this time, however, their strategy to hold on to power was strengthened by what is known as 'postal votes', the ruling parties' contingency votes, again, to help them hold on to power.

Over the years, the trend had remained the same. No deportation or repatriation of migrant workers from Sabah before election time. But once polling is over every time, then a few of the easily visible Filipino colonies are bulldozed to the ground to drive the illegals out. The illegal immigrants are repatriated to their home country only to come back in two weeks' time to rebuild their squatter colonies elsewhere. And the cycle continues.

And so the cycle continues, making it very difficult to completely rid Sabah of these illegal immigrants because the political powers that be have no political will at all to resolve the problem once and for all. How serious is the ruling government in the current mass repatriation exercise? Sabahans can only hope and pray that this time they will fulfil their promise to cleanse Sabah of these undesirable illegal immigrants. How serious is the BN government in fulfilling its promise to Sabah? Only time will tell.

Bung Mokhtar Radin - A Disgrace to Sabah

I wish the ground will open up and swallow this SOB alive! The next time Bung Mokhtar Radin travels on or near the Kinabatangan River, I hope the river will rise and swallow him and send him to the deepest pit in hell! Poor Kinabatangan River, your name will forever be spoiled by this sorry excuse for a human being who takes your name for his MP label. I would not be far wrong to say that the whole of Sabah, if not the whole of Malaysia, are sickened by his monkey antics in Parliament.

As an Member of Parliament (MP) for Kinabatangan for years now, Bung 'Bigfoot' Mokhtar has NOT made a SINGLE positive contribution to the Malaysian Parliament, and worse, to Sabah. All he does in Parliament is complain, interject, interrupt and throws a huge tantrum like a spoilt brat. Every time this sorry goon speaks, nothing but garbage, discriminatory,derogatory and lewd remarks spew out of his uncouth mouth, putting Sabah and the people Sabah to shame time and again.

I fail to comprehend how such cocky biadap SOB who repeatedly makes sexist remarks in Parliament and behave in a kurang ajar manner gets to be elected and become a lawmaker. I would have thought Malaysians/Sabahans would have been pissed off by his sexist remarks last year in relation to the ceiling leaks in the Parliament House that he would not be re-elected as MP ever again. Correct me if I am wrong, but I am pretty sure he had some (if not, a direct) say in the "if cannot resist rape, lay down n enjoy it” controversy also in Parliament some time back. After all these disrespectful, uncivilized and sexist remarks, I just cannot understand why Sabah BN (National Coalition) nominated him to stand as MP for Kinabatangan. For the 12th GE last March, I was hoping they'd drop him off the list. But no, Musa Aman, the BN Head in Sabah picked him to stand on the same ticket again. Why, Musa, why?! The only answer seems this: people like you, Musa, and the bigfoot Bung Mokhtar share the same wavelength and the same mentality. And the biadap SOB's nomination was endorsed at the country's highest level, by BN head, Badawi, himself. Hence, Malaysians should not be surprised. Bigfoot Bunghole was selected to be a lawmaker by his own kind, an uncivilised bunch of the worst kind!

And this begs another question, why did the Kinabatangan people voted for Bigfoot Bunghole to win last March G. Election? This, I cannot answer because I cannot fathom the people's mentality there. I could only guess, if BN puts a monkey as a BN candidate in Kinabatangan, the monkey will still win. Guess, they did pick a bigger monkey there, the Bigfoot Bung Mokhtar! And so to the Kinabatangan voters, you can now be proud about putting a biadap, kurang ajar monyet in Parliament, and who continues to put the rest of Sabahans to shame!

So what did this biadap nincompoop do this time around? Watch this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPBA2fw4T5w

Sickening!!! A disgusting gesture by an uncivilised barbarian bunghole mokhtar! Unrepenting, he arrogantly admitted to making the lewd gesture (http://malaysiakini.com/news/85812)

Kinabatangan MP: Yes, I did it but...

Rahman Ghazali, Jul 9, 08 1:46pm

Bung Mokhtar Radin (Kinabatangan-BN) today did a U-turn, admitting that he had made an obscene gesture in the Dewan Rakyat yesterday during a dispute with some Pakatan Rakyat MPs.

Then realizing his folly, he denied it two days later. When approached by reporters at the Parliament lobby then, Bung Mokhtar denied it was a lewd gesture, and demonstrated to the reporter what he claimed he did - slapped the back of one hand with the palm of the other (pix).


LYING SOB!!! Big, fat lying F%@#face! Just look at that sickening face! How can you trust a lawmaker who lies through his teeth to your face!

Even by last year, many were already sick of this barbarian bigfoot, to the point of writing critical articles on him. Some time in May last year, a member of the Malaysian Bar wrote this piece:

THERE he goes again with his looney tunes. The incorrigible Kinabatangan MP Datuk Bung Mokhtar Radin has once again infuriated most Malaysians with another of his off-colour remarks.

The loud Sabah politician, who has a notorious reputation for using un-parliamentary language, created Malaysian parliamentary history when he uttered a four-letter word against a DAP woman six years ago.

The microphones of all MPs had to be switched off by the Speaker in the heat of the debate but Mokhtar’s profanity was loud enough for other members and reporters to hear. He must be proud of his record.

Strangely, the Hansard, which records the House meetings in verbatim, has no record of the outburst during the debate. Things would have remained that way until the media approached Bung Mokhtar in the lobby and, to their surprise, he admitted the deed and went on to defend himself on record.

Before that, the MP sparked a controversy when he uttered a sexist-tainted boleh masuk sikit? (Can I come in a little?) remark in his attempt to seek clarification from Bukit Mertajam MP Chong Eng.

As expected, he said he meant no harm and that the phrase was commonly used in Sabah.

Last week, Bung Mokhtar was back in the limelight again but this time he was joined by the “close one eye” Jasin MP Datuk Mohd Said Yusuf, who once accused certain top Customs officials of selling confiscated luxury cars cheaply to their “friends” in the palaces and other government departments but failed to produce any evidence.

On Wednesday, Bung Mokhtar reportedly said: “Mana ada bocor, Batu Gajah pun tiap-tiap bulan bocor juga (Where is the leak? Batu Gajah leaks every month too) against Batu Gajah MP Fong Poh Kuan who had complained about the leaks in the Parliament lobby.

..... It’s amazing how our lawmakers who repeatedly display political cockiness, make sexist remarks and behave in an uncouth manner can still get themselves re-elected.... (Read in full here: http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/opinions/comments/there_they_go_again.html)

Barbarian Bigfoot's antics are just as disgusting here (13 Dec 07):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjGHY-nOalQ&feature=related

Watch this uncivilized creature's sexist remarks... “Mana ada bocor, Batu Gajah pun tiap-tiap bulan bocor juga (Where is the leak? Batu Gajah leaks every month, too):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqnw-q93wyc&feature=related

Then, when this lazy SOB want to skip the rest of the day's session, this lazy bunghole manipulates the Speaker to justify his leaving and taking the rest of the day off! (13/05/08)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig1D-tdxpw0&feature=related

Malaysia, Malaysia ... poor country you, brought down to the level of pariahs as uncouth, disrespectful, disgusting and sickening as one who goes by the name of Bigfoot Bung Mokhtar Radin! Such a disgrace for Sabah, too. And poor River Kinabatangan, your unique name is forever spoilt. But tell you what...the next time, this disgusting creature comes your way, please help us get rid of him, swallow Bigfoot Bung up and cleanse this Beautiful Land Below the Wind. Please!

PR for Filipinos in Sabah? WHEN HELL FREEZES OVER!!!

NO! NO! NO! NEVER! Permanent Resident status must NEVER be given to Filipinos in Sabah. ANY MALAYSIAN WHO APPROVES OR GIVES PR STATUS TO FILIPINOS WILL BE DEEMED A TRAITOR TO MALAYSIA! And a traitor should rightly be shot to death! PR to the Filipinos in Sabah? When hell freezes over! That's when and only when you can give them the PR status!

The Filipinos in Sabah have been nothing but burdensome and troublesome to Sabah. They have caused so much hardships and pain to Sabahans. They brought into Sabah everything bad and evil under the sun. They brought in drugs, criminals, prostitutes and gays as well as their uncivilized culture. They have drained Sabah's economy, burdened our health and educational resources, took over substantial part of the small business economy throughout the state, and are the biggest cause for the rising social problems and crimes in Sabah. The Filipinos and the Indonesians are the main reason for the high incidence of poverty in Sabah; Sabah is now the second poorest state in Malaysia when it was once the richest. Together, the Filipinos and Indonesians must have repatriated billions and billions of ringgit back to their homelands. How many billions exactly has been channeled out of Sabah, we shall never know.

A nagging thought strikes me. Why should a high ranking Philippine Migrant official want his fellow citizens to become Malaysian permanent residents? Isn't that tantamount to turning your back on your fatherland? Why would a Filipino government official encourage his fellow citizens to have dual citizenship? Doesn't that make it easier for Filipinos to commit crimes (that's what they are most noted for, anyways) in their homeland and escape easily to their second country, i.e., Malaysia. Since this official is a representative of the Philippines government, can we say that the Philippines government condones a criminal-friendly environment or criminals dens to flourish in both Philippines and Malaysia?

I find it ridiculous that this official, one Estaban Conejos, would propose the granting of PR status to Filipinos when they came in here illegally in the first place. It is also ridiculous for this Conejos to say that many Filipinos have lived in Sabah for so long that they no longer have relatives left in the Philippines. Common, Mr Conehead, what do you take us for? Sabahans are not fools, and we don't think stupid like you! How can one lose all relatives in a single lifetime, let alone in plus-minus 45 years because that was when your Filipino illegal immigrants and refugees started coming in. Even in two or three lifetime you'd have some relatives left, heck, possibly even more!

What agenda does this Assistant Secretary Estaban Conejos have? My only conclusion is this: This is the easiest way to claim Sabah since Philippines has never dropped the claim on Sabah. What better way to claim Sabah than by just residing permanently in Sabah, courtesy of the Malaysian Government, of course! Yes, this is the Philippines agenda: to claim Sabah by invading and taking over Sabah, not through military occupation but through socio-political and economic invasion via the PR status.

One can easily imagine this nightmare. Picture this. Given the PR status, the Filipinos will breed like mosquitoes in Sabah. They will take over the economic and commercial sectors. They breed and multiply some more because now they are more comfortable and financially well-off. The Filipinos will now rape and rampage all natural resources that they can make money off - our forests, our oil and gas, our minerals and our gold. They will repatriate back billions and trillions of ringgit back to their homeland to feed their people and to build and modernise their country. By now, they are so economically powerful that they can take over politics and the government. So now, they control the economic and government sectors. By this time , too, the Filipinos will be flooding our schools, our hospitals, our social institutions, and our churches and fully capitalizing on and utilizing all social and physical infrastructures in Sabah. (Incidentally, the Filipinos - and Timorese from Indonesia - are currently flooding our churches since these two groups are essentially Catholics.) Then, to strengthen their economic, political, government, and social control of Sabah, the Filipinos will bring in their military to complete their total invasion of Sabah. The Filipinos will now be in complete control of Sabah in every sense of the word, that Sabahans have become the minority in their own land. In the end, Sabah will become Southern Philippines. Hence, territory annexed , and mission accomplished on Philippines' claim on Sabah!

What a scary picture the above!

Essentially, this is what Sabahans fear most: a takeover of Sabah by the Philippines, starting with commercial, then economics and social, then political, followed by government control and finally military invasion. This is the Sabahans' greatest fear. Hence, the Malaysia Government must be totally serious and committed to its promise to repatriate ALL Filipinos back to where they came from. ALL Filipinos must be send back, including the women and children. Especially the children, because these are the children roaming the streets of Sabah, hence, the term street-kids. These kids MUST be send back with their parents and/or to their country of origin. Failing this, the children will form the next generation of illegal aliens in Sabah, and all our efforts of getting rid of illegal immigrants in Sabah will be in vain.

In conclusion, our Malaysian Government must fulfill its promise to Sabahans to rid Sabah of the illegal immigrants that have been the biggest source of all social and criminal problems in Sabah. To the Malaysia Government, please honour your promise and save Sabahans from becoming the minority in their own country.