It is unfortunate that RPK seems to have surrounded himself with lawyers who do not have his best interest at heart. Either that or his reckless disregard for the law has put him in the present predicament.

9to5,

I feel RPK is more useful out of Kamunting than in it which is why I feel he should tread carefully. His courage is admirable. Let’s hope it is just intimidation and he’ll not have to spend time.

His connection with the palace should save him. It didn’t save him the last time. But that happened under different circumstances.

Of course, one shouldn’t expect limkamput to see the difference. As for this Richard Teo, I can understand why he wants to spin! He is still reeling from the spanking he got when he wrote about the Regent of Perak.

It takes courage to know you could be hauled in for continuing to infringe the country’s sedition law because of your writing on your blog. But that doesn’t change the fact that it was your reckless disregard for the law that got you.

Kit here surely understands. Until the Sedition Act is repealed we are all subject to it – which is why he deletes comments which fall foul of the Sedition Act, not that he agrees with it.

What good will Kit be, and what good will LGE be if they have to spend time incarcerated for infringing the country’s sedition law. We do not need martyrs as much as we need leaders.

“The prosecutor can charge, but it is up to the court to hear and make the final decision.” Limkamput

Look who’s talking?? The only one on this blog who goes on and on about the law not being fair, about judges who are corrupt and lawyers who are no more than scumbags! What makes you think that the judge would come down on his side this time?

Has the judiciary changed so much since March that you have taken a 180 degree turn?? Or is it the Prozac?

I think it is nothing more than intimidation so that RPK could pause to ponder about his family without him.

“Look, just say sorry and move on. You have no right to be so rude to RPK. You said many things: (i) there are enough grounds to charge RPK under sedition, (ii) he will be found guilty as charged.” limkamput

Somebody is ranting again! I never said he would be found guilty – certainly not when he was not even charged for anything.

Those comments were made on another thread in the context of the discussion of whether there was basis for a sedition charge since what was obvious was that RPK made comments sub judice when he wrote about the Altantuya murder case – a matter involving contempt of court and nothing seditious. I thought so initially. My opinion when reading the entire article later, however, was that there was enough material in that article to support a charge for sedition. Whether he would be found guilty or not is another matter which would be decided by the courts applying the high criminal standard of proof beyond reasonable doubt.

Readers would appreciate that that is different from saying that I want RPK to be charged for sedition!

Of course, you can depend on limkamput who clearly is on Prozac or some other psychotropic drugs not to see the difference. Godfather and I have been advising him many times not to self-medicate and see his doctor but he won’t listen!