Yes, and make sure nobody ‘wakes’ you up from your sleepwalking because it is dangerous to do so. Sleepwalkers have been known to vent his anger and kill the person who wakes him up from his sleep walking!

Yes, Jeffery and I plan to run over hot burning charcoals to get to the polling booths. Just tell us which booth to go to.

That’s flattering! But I do appreciate Nizam Mashar’s attempt at poetic art. The ‘beauty’ of any poetry (or doggerel) lies in its effect upon readers. I agree with Jeffrey’s comments that Nizam’s purposeful but unusual jumble of prose and poetry with imagery skewed and screwed up, yet sensible and sensitive can only appear meaningful and enlightened to a Malaysian readership fed on a mishmash of “nightmares” and “hallucinations” where “a child sees frogs and birds as monsters.”

Without attempting to dissect Nizam’s poetic art too much, as it isn’t meant to be, I’d just say that there is utter frustration and anger with the miscreant administration and misprision of the BN leadership.

Would I be presumptuous to say, therefore, that Nizam, Jeffrey, Undergrad2 and I are so disgusted with this BN administration that we’d even sleepwalk through our ‘nightmares’ (if we have to), to the polling booths to vote for DAP/PKR and vote out BN, eh?

From Malaysiakini:

“Legal advisor to Police Watch and Human Rights Committee N Surendran who is monitoring the case (Sujatha’s death), claimed that the police were slow in investigating the matter as it had almost been a month since Sujatha’s death.

“We are asking why did the police sit on this particular case,” said Surendran, who accompanied Manikavasagam to the Bukit Aman federal police headquarters yesterday.

“We are disappointed with the attitude of the police. They can call in a blogger within days of receiving a police report on sedition, but where in the case with the possibility of murder, they were sitting on it for more than a month,” he said.

Malays, in general, are artistic, creative and imaginative.