Pakatan Rakyat MPs will have to decide whether to collectively move a motion of censure against the Chair if Opposition MPs are constantly subject to trigger-happy suspensions from the House while recalcitrant and renegade Barisan Nasional (BN) MPs are allowed with impunity to disgrace Parliament with gutter, racist and sexist language, again and again, with ever-increasing offence.
The kid-glove treatment of the obstreperous and obnoxious BN MP for Pasir Salak, Datuk Tajudin Rahman on Wednesday, when he scored a disgraceful and dishonourable hatrick of hurling the racist remark of “keling” against DAP MP for Ipoh Barat, M. Kulasegaran, the gutter language of “boil” (dumb) against PKR MP for Gombak, Azmin Ali and the revolting sexist innuendo (see video above) during the debate on DAP Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching’s motion to cut the Education Minister’s salary by RM10 for failing to meet his promises on Chinese and Tamil primary schools, qualifies as the “black mark” of all “black marks” of Parliament.
Tajudin’s disgraceful “hatrick” is all the more outrageous and unforgivable after his November 5 “blot” in using the completely unacceptable and unparliamentary language of “bastard” and “bloody bastard” which he got away with utter impunity – not having to tender any apology or suffer any penalty.
No one MP has brought more shame and disgrace to Parliament than Tajudin in the past 51 years and yet he enjoys total immunity and impunity for his most crude, uncouth and savage attacks on parliamentary decencies and niceties – which the Chair had totally failed to curb and control.
It is not conducive to the promotion of a first-world Parliament if Opposition MPs could be suspended over the slightest infractions while grave and heinous parliamentary offences like those routinely committed by Tajudin are allowed to get away with total impunity – as illustrated by what happened in Parliament on Tuesday resulting in the suspension of DAP MP for Puchong, Gobind Singh Deo (see video below).
The question all Malaysians are asking is whether the Chair in Parliament is going to discipline Tajudin or whether there is going to continue to be the Nelson’s eye for the BN for Pasir Salak to bring Parliamentary dignity and honour to even lower public odium, contempt and disrepute.
#1 by carcinoma on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 4:24 pm
well, this tajudin fellow is an idiot! but who ever keeps him in the parliment hall and allows him to open his dirty mouth is a bigger idiot! why LKS and Karpal are being thrown out when they tried to say something and this low class human being is allowed to throw his ear aching words in the hall like his grandfather owns the parliment? so this is malaysia! so democratic…till barbaric! i hope any human that watch the video clips in U tube please dont condemn malaysians are all jakuns and barbarians that speak as if our mothers never teach us manners! shame! this particular odd specimen, tajudin should be thrown far away in hutan n dont show it to the world that malaysia keeps this kind of indecent, improperly behaved, insane, immature piece of shit!
#2 by vincent on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 5:04 pm
This MP of Pasir Salak thinks he was a smart funny man but actually is more like an ass O moron minister to me. No action from the Speaker which look like main main useless one.
#3 by Jeffrey on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 6:20 pm
Godfather,
“Shall we also ensure that the PAC is headed by a member of the Opposition ?”
The answer is of course yes – as Kit himself has proposed before – for same reasons behind why the Speaker, for neutrality should be drawn from Opposition ranks.
So is it a silly thing to ask? Of course, it is, expectedly to one such as you.
#4 by Jeffrey on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 6:32 pm
What I mean is I can’t keep up with your cleverness. :)
#5 by bobiee on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 6:36 pm
Datuk Tajuddin actually has nothing constructive to say, he’ll talk his nonsense and rubbish. I notice that his among the non-performers in parliament. Just a seat warmer who will jump and say nasty things to people. But he is very important to the government to maintain it’s majority.
#6 by Jeffrey on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 6:49 pm
You may perhaps have the answer as to how to otherwise ensure political neutrality of a Parliamentary Speaker who is a member of parliament of the ruling party and appointed by that majority ruling party.
#7 by waterfrontcoolie on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 8:53 pm
I have said it many times, the more publicity you all give to this uncouth MP, the better his chance of climbing the UMNO hierarchy and by Mar. he would probably sit in MT! So keep tickling him and let him show his AJAR. There is no faster way for the younger Malaysians to judge him.
Characters like this have false pride in all his actions just bland politics from the gutter.
#8 by undergrad2 on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 10:12 pm
What are the women MPs on both sides of the aisle doing? Sleeping on the job? This is an insult to them and not just to the Opposition.
#9 by just a moment on Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 11:15 pm
Nothing new, these monkeys causes degradation of the malaysia society.
#10 by Bigjoe on Sunday, 30 November 2008 - 9:15 am
May I suggest you get Tony Pua to do a ‘Willie Horton’ kind of video to be used for election. Get foreigners and major personalities especially from the middle east (e.g Erdogran or US Imam) to view the behaviour of Pasir Salak (dubbed in English if you have to), get their real time facial reaction and then ask them what they think. We can turn this guy into our very own Willie Horton to put the nail on the coffin of Gerakan, MIC and MCA…
#11 by ryan123 on Sunday, 30 November 2008 - 9:23 am
then they will yell at them “bloody racist, you racist!!”, as the honourable Nazri has been branding LKS all the while.
#12 by cemerlang on Sunday, 30 November 2008 - 2:59 pm
An obscene word is uttered to express one’s utmost disdain. Malaysians would do their best just to welcome a politician. A nice stage. A nice opening ceremony. People being purposely called to be the participants just to fill in the crowd and not because they have anything to do with the occasion. Clothed in their Friday’s best. If a politician would remember all these and the fact that the people have voted for him, he should try his very best to be the representative of the people, meaning that he should refrain from all obscenities. Not all people who voted for him have the habit of saying obscenities. They would feel so embarrassed knowing that their elected representative is not the sort of person they think he is. Therefore the parliament should discipline whoever who says an obvious obscene word.
#13 by AhPek on Sunday, 30 November 2008 - 10:11 pm
There is no better way of describing this Tajuddin a- -h-le other than saying he is truly a piece of sh- -.
#14 by AhPek on Sunday, 30 November 2008 - 10:39 pm
I think Bigjoe’s suggestion is certainly worth considering and like he says Tajuddin could be our very own Willie Horton to drive the final nail into the coffins of Gerakan,MCA,MIC etc etc and just like what Lee Atwater (senoir Bush’s campaign) said of Willie Horton,we can then say the same of our Tajuddin “by the time the 13thGE is over,Tajuddin will be a house-hold name throughout the length and breadth of Malaysia!”.
#15 by AhPek on Sunday, 30 November 2008 - 11:41 pm
campaign should read campaign manager.
#16 by eatovermountain on Monday, 1 December 2008 - 12:00 pm
BN MP for Pasir Salak, Datuk Tajudin Rahman – I call him D.O.M , Dirty Old Man. I’ll ask my kids to stay away from Parliament just in case they pick up some bad habits from our BN MPs. It’s safer to stay at home and watch some 18SX movies. At least they know it is fictional.