Hantu Laut
Have I been wrong about Anwar Ibrahim, his hypocrisy, lies, contemptuous pretence and false facade of rectitude?
I have not and will not change my mind about this man.
It is my earnest hope that Pakatan Rakyat would pick someone else to be prime minister to lead this nation should they be successful in capturing Putrajaya.
Read on:
THE PEOPLE'S PARLIAMENT
I inherited two things from my late father, who passed away in 2004.
One,
from his estate, the other from witnessing, at age 15, his stern and
uncompromising handling of a traffic cop who tried to solicit a RM3
bribe.
My first mentioned inheritance was a pair of Baden Powell cuff links.
Boy scouts may be familiar with this.
The second is one of zero tolerance for any form of corruption.
At
age 19, then in my 6th Form, I lodged my first report with the then
Biro Pencegah Rasuah against 2 police officers who sought a bribe for
an alleged traffic offence close to the Rex cinema whilst driving my
sister’s VW Golf.
In my first year of legal practise, I stopped
my car and asked a bank officer I was giving a lift to get out after he
sought gratification for debt recovery work he proposed to have
referred to our firm from his branch.
More BPR reports against a
court bailiff, a legal officer in an insurance company and a recovery
manager in a share broking firm, all of whom sought corrupt
gratification.
I suspect it is a genetic thing, as all my siblings are similarly afflicted.
3 days ago, I sent the following sms to Anwar Ibrahim and Azmin Ali.
“Pls see RPK’s latest post. U must respond. silence is not an option”.
No, I was not expecting a return sms from either Anwar or Azmin and I can confirm now that I did not receive any. Read more.
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