Showing posts with label tree in ipoh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tree in ipoh. Show all posts

Monday, 9 March 2009

Treason Tree vs Tree Of Democracy


If by putting a plague near a tree is labelled as treason to the Sultan, then how do you classify the way Zambry and his goons took over Perak? His actions was far worst than treason. He has raped Perak and robbed the people of Perak of their believes in democracy.

There will be no remorse when comes this 7th April at the polls in Bukit Gantang and Bukit Selambau. If BN intends to hide behind the three Rs (Race, Religion and Raja) and preach about how protective they are on these three areas for the sake of nation, they are probably wasting their time.


Malaysian Insider IPOH, March 9 — Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir has described the unveiling of a marble plaque under a rain tree at Medan Istana here to mark the emergency sitting of the state assembly as the height of treason.

“The action symbolised an act of defiance to the Sultan (of Perak) and the institution of Malay rulers.

Wednesday, 4 March 2009

Assembly meeting illegal under the Tree Of Democracy

Like I mentioned in my recent post "Malaysia is South Africa", Malaysia is rapidly moving backwards to the days of apartheid in South Africa where laws can be altered to the liking of the ruling party. Double standards are pratised. Privileges are one sided. Look at the judgement given by the judge with regards to the proceedings in Ipoh, again it has been predicted by many that the axe will swing towards PR.

How can the state legal advisor be representing two people at the same time. Moreover, it seems that the state legal advisor had refused to represent PR in this case. How absurd can this be? This is going beyond imagination.

Maybe we should get Nelson Mandela to help us out here. Over there, it was white against black, but here sadly, it is between Malaysians, colour wise, well not so much of a difference, isn't it?

Malaysian Insider 04 Mar 2009 : Judicial Commissioner Ridwan Ibrahim ruled in favour of a preliminary objection by the team representing Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Zambry Abd Kadir and his six executive councillors, that as a public officer who is a member of government, the speaker should be represented by the state legal advisor or someone appointed by him.