But why Poh Kuan refuses to accept his challenge, I don’t know. Come on Poh Kuan, accept his challenge. Don’t let him chicken out. I just love to see this fight.

I think tell Both Kavyeas and Sothinathan to go Bollywood better. Both are also “BALLS ARE BIGGER THAN THEIR BRAINS” as ENDANGERED HORNBILL so rightly described.

nazri should be calling you a pondan.

We know from his fellw BNer, Kavyeas that he is a two-face, back stabbing liar.. but he is bringing a new dimension into this with recklessness? To be caught as obvious he has been, is that part of a bigger strategy or is it that who he is? Maybe he thinks that if he get attacked by his fellow MICer and BNers that he will point to the likes of Jasin MP, Kinabatangan MP etc. to skirt the issue.

Regardless, its clear that Sonthinathan idea going into the next election is to take lying to the next degree. MIC is going to have to go into the next election with more lying, its quite clear.

That’s the only reason I can think of for men to challenge women to fights.

For the last time, we don’t want BIG-BALLS MPs such as Sothi, Jerai MP, Kinabatangan MP and all those BN MPs with ‘leaky’ brains.

I was also thinking the same question. Are the videos we watched on youtube the only “official” parliamentary video clips as broadcasted on rtm?

Just wondering is that the only video taken in the parliament? Is there any other videos taken from another angle so that we can have a better understnading on what had happened that day?

Thank you Jeffrey for pointing out to us. The words “gender bias” is the DNA of what has said. He may try to spin and deny but there is no way can get away. First he challenges a woman for a fistfight and then tries to deny his own words. He is a double degree coward.

From the You Tube video I see the Speaker was entertaining himself to the shouting melee and make no attempt to rescue his BN comrade. Too bad Sothi, you are just a slave of UMNO fit for entertainment only.

To divine what he meant one must look at the context in which the “fight” was mentioned.

He said, Siapa takut? Cakap seperti seorang lelaki bukan? Berani, mari lawan lah. Jangan cakap “gender bias!”

When he told the person he addressed not to raise “gender bias”, he obviously meant, in context, “fist-fight” in respect to which the issue of gender inequality only arises, since it is common nowadays for women to contest in elections in respect to which the question of gender bias does not arise at all.

It is apparent that in the heat of arguments he directed the challenge of a fist-fight to Po Kuan, whether he actually meant it or not.

Alas to add salt to wound they collected RM5.00 for the dinner. My god! fellows who don’t have enough money to pay for the meal and wanting to invite! Shame…don’t invite if don’t have money. Talk big some more.