Jumping in Joy!I am so glad that LGE (that's Lim Guan Eng for the less informed) has decided that take action against the lousy Umno paper, Utusan Malaysia, that has been purposely misquoting him at every turn! I do hope by taking action, he meant suing them till they close down!
Excerpt from The Star online (April 3):
He said his misunderstood statement on the New Economic Policy issue was also raised during the meeting.
To further clarify and put the matter to rest, Lim said that he planned to act against a particular newspaper for allegedly misinterpreting his statement made on March 11.
To another question, Lim said, the move to introduce open tender by the Penang Government was a directive of the Treasury.
"It is to ensure transparency and when we try to comply we are faulted for it," he said.
Serves the blardy paper right! We all know you are the mouthpiece of BN but to the extent of misquoting the CM and then stirring up racial sentiments, that is really too much!
Ehh...where is the police in cases like this? Isn't what this paper did more seditious than what LGE said? Shouldn't they be investigated under the Printing Presses and Publications Act and the Sedition Act?
Cehhh...how come the police didn't drag their editors all for three-hour interrogations for publishing seditious reports, eh?
Oh, so if it is the CM, they are ready to drag him to the police station for questioning but if it is an Umno mouthpiece, they suddenly become buta huruf, izzit? What a load of bull crap!
I know the CM has been sorta reluctant to resort to this as he had told off the paper a few times but they refused to acknowledge that they did something wrong. Some more have the guts to write a commentary saying CM trying to twist his words and blame the paper! HAH, now they know, CM is no soft pushover!
Anyway, way to go CM! Be sure that you have many supporters behind you so go ahead, sue them!I'm sure you have a lot of lawyers readily offering their legal advice in this case.
2 comments:
Where is the Royal Malaysian Police in this matter? Or should I say Polis diRaja Malaysia? Here is a clue. Does the phrase "Sitting the Fuck Down and Scratching their collective Fucking Useless Asses" answer the question of where the fucking PDRM are? When asking about the Royal Malaysian Police, we're talking about an organisation that has major difficulties in quelling simple everyday civil cases like public disturbances caused by a solitary old drunkard, but instead is very big on motto's like Integriti Amalan Kita and watercannoning peaceful demonstrations. So where is the PDRM? Boy, you better get used to the idea there ain't no Police in Malaysia.
Hey Anon, chill. Want a Kit Kat? ;-) We all know la the PDRM are just a bunch of good for nothings except to abuse their power for corruption and for their masters, the BN.
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