The usurper Perak Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir has finally admitted that his first agenda at the illegally-convened Perak State Assembly meeting on May 7 is to move a motion to remove the Perak Speaker V. Sivakumar, who has become the most famous Speaker in the Commonwealth for his great and valiant battle in the past three months to defend the Perak State Assembly from encroachments from other branches of government and to uphold the doctrine of Separation of Powers.
Zambry should realize that his usurpation of the office of Perak Mentri Besar as a result of the the unethical, undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional power grab in Perak in early February cannot gain legitimacy by another unethical, undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional power grab, this time by breaking all parliamentary traditions, conventions and practices by removing the Speaker through the use of three renegade Assembly members and a renegade State Assembly clerk.
How can there be any legitimate government when it is founded on two unethical, undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional power grabs, firstly on the office of Mentri Besar and secondly, three months later, on the office of Perak Speaker – based on three renegade Assembly persons who dare not appear publicly even in their own constituencies for three months after their political defection and betrayal and one renegade State Assembly clerk who had been sacked from his position for repeated public insubordination of his immediate superior, the Speaker?
Zambry is also guilty of acting in a most arrogant and high-handed manner even as an usurper Mentri Besar, as he seems to be dealing with an unknown usurper Speaker in convening the Perak State Assembly on May 7 – completely refusing to accept and acknowledge that Sivakumar is the Speaker until there is a proper and legal removal.
As the usurper Mentri Besar, Zambry should abandon the second unethical, undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional power grab in Perak to remove Sivakumar as Perak Speaker in an illegally-convened State Assembly on May 7 based on the support of three renegade State Assembly members and agree to the dissolution of Perak State Assembly for at least three reasons:
Firstly, the convening of the May 7 State Assembly is contrary to the public commitment of the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak who said on February 28 that the Perak State Assembly cannot meet until the court has decided that the Barisan Nasional is the legal government to rule the state in accordance with the Perak Constitution. As the court has not ruled that Zambry is legally the Perak Mentri Besar, the Perak State Assembly meeting convened on May 7 should be called off.
Secondly, a second unethical, undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional power grab in Perak based on the support of three renegade State Assembly members can neither confer legitimacy on Zambry as the legal Mentri Besar or mandate to the Perak Barisan Nasional govern the Perak state.
Just as zero plus zero is zero, illegality plus illegality is illegality!
Thirdly, if Zambry cares for the credibility, integrity and legitimacy of Najib as Prime Minister of Malaysia, he should relieve Najib of the baggage of having orchestrated an unethical, undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional power grab in Perak by demonstrating that the Perak Barisan Nasional can secure the mandate to govern the state through a new state wide elections and not through the “biggest political robbery” in the history of Perak and Malaysia.
#1 by yhsiew on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 11:48 am
I am not surprised if foreign investors shy away from Perak because of the chaos and “anarchy” in Perak.
#2 by carboncopy on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 12:00 pm
Really the death of democracy.
Mahathir destroyed the judiciary, Najib destroyed democracy.
I have a bad feeling that Najib might suspend the federal constitution and rule under emergency powers
ifwhen he loses the next GE.#3 by KeenWatcher_01 on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 12:14 pm
Why is it that someone who is suspended could use the State letterhead at his whimp and fancy? Isn’t it criminal? Could the Bar Council please enlightened us.
#4 by All For The Road on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 12:25 pm
Just go back to the people of Perak in fresh state elections and let them decide whom they want.
The verdict of the rakyat will be final and ultimate!
#5 by taiking on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 12:27 pm
But Sir that is what black magic is all about. And by adding one evil potion to another evil potion or by mounting one evil act on the back of another, the strength of the magic and its final effect could be multiplied. Ask any bomoh. I mean just take a look at the black magic stuff that was stuck to the underside of badawi’s desk. Is it any wonder why he was perpetually sleepy? In fact so sleepy that he almost forgot to execute what he had promised to do at the start of his pm-ship. And somehow I fear that Mother Gobi too is cooking up some really powerful and nasty dark magic. She is furious I heard. I dont think it would serve my interest nor my curiousity any good to find out why. I will just take cover when the time comes and the magic is unleased.
#6 by cheong on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 1:30 pm
It’s natural; the usurper is definitely going to use whatever means to bulldoze through in order to achieve his aim. Have you ever seen robbers talked about moral or ethic?
These people will not care what is right or wrong, grab the power first, never mind what will happen in next GE, after all it’s still long way to go and voters tend to have short memory. Sorry to say the die is cast, with the manner the judicial conduct their business there seem not much left for PR.
#7 by HJ Angus on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 1:39 pm
This is about the best thing to happen for Malaysians to wake up before it is too late to save the nation.
Already many have despaired about the sorry state of the Judiciary, the PDRM killings in custody and even the complaint EC.
So apart from commenting in blogs etc, each true Malaysian must spread the word that we need a change of government in the next elections. Do it like a multi-level campaign – member get member etc as a national mission – WE WANT CHANGE!
Let’s not put too much trust in politicians – if the PR government is not good enough, we can also boot them out in the next round or two.
See the type of worms like Balkis in the Selangor state? I am sure there are hundreds more such cases; each one costing taxpayers millions.
http://malaysiawatch4.blogspot.com/2009/04/malaysiakini-on-malaysias-problems-in.html
#8 by yhsiew on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 2:16 pm
How can MP’s and leaders bent and twist the rule of law to suit their personal interest??????
Thou shalt not covet!!!!!!
#9 by yhsiew on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 2:20 pm
Oop!
‘bent’ should be ‘bend’.
#10 by chengho on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 2:44 pm
Siva..Siva….he suppose to jump ship…??
#11 by lee wee tak_ on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 3:24 pm
the silence of the Prime Minister, Chief Judge on this disgraceful development is defening.
#12 by Bigjoe on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 3:24 pm
The idiocy of this is that Sivakumar is being made martyr-like legendary by Zambry. After this, Sivakumar can take on ANY MIC leader including Samy Vellu in a contest and he will win hands down.
The combination of weak minds and arrogance of BN is just unbelievable. I am as cynical of Malaysian voters as anyone including those in BN but no way Perakians is going to allow BN to make up for what they are doing now no matter how good things get in the next GE. In 308 last year, the economy was going stronger than it ever has been historically and yet Badawi led BN to its worst defeat. The idea that BN Perak can make up what is happening now with the constraints of NEP and Malay Agenda, its just sheer illogical. The math don’t add up. Plain and simple.
#13 by Yee Siew Wah on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 3:57 pm
As I have said, a lot of problems be it racial, justice, corruption, religion etc…we have in Bolehland are mostly caused by these “mamak”. They claim themselves to be pure malay and carry themselves as holier than thou.
This “Zombie’ of Perak is again rearing its ugly head again. Opening his big fat foul mouth. Real disgusting.
Hope the perakians not only ignore this bum, but knock some cow sense into his thick nimbskull.
#14 by voice on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 3:58 pm
We, the citizen of Perak will never recognize any illegal government who lost in the election, his actions are just making them worst in the status in the state, nothing to worry for PR, and please stay united for all parties in the coalition, don’t get carried away with the tactics from umno, overcome all the problems, eventhough from the media, voicing disagreeness, today the citizen is smart and able to judge matters, let this be the culture of PR, we are getting sick of bn.
#15 by Godfather on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 4:06 pm
I thought Najib advised all parties to wait for and abide by the courts’ decision. It is so predictable – where it suits Barang Naik, to hell with the courts’ decision. It pains me to realise that the learned Sultan can simply sit idly by while these two-faced clowns continue to loot and pillage in the state.
#16 by ch on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 4:36 pm
Dear All,
Let us reconcile with the fact that it is only natural for Barisan Nasional to remove Sivakumar as the Speaker for Dewan Negeri as failing which he will continue to be a torn in their flesh. However, having said that, it is also up to Pakatan to cleverly defend its position and prevent this from happening. It is like a battle where the victor will remove anyone whom they think are against them. But the sad thing was that the victor was made to be possible due entirely to a few disgruntled representatives from the losing side.
#17 by Raja Chulan on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 5:31 pm
Dear LKS,
Let’s be frank and honest.
The rakyat gave their votes in the last GE to the PR.
The PR government was not cleaver enough and lost (got robbed by?) to BN.
Please Admit this fact!
Now, let us see what will PR do to win back what it lost? (or got robbed?)
Show us you (PR) are capable of out smarting the BN.
Otherwise stay on the opposition side until the next GE.
We are sick of your continuous complains.
WE have had given you (PR) our votes and what else more do you want us to do? Go on to the streets and demonstrate and get ourselves killed?
Don’t make us come to the conclusion that we have indeed given our votes wrongly to a bunch of monkeys in the PR!
Raja Chulan.
#18 by Godfather on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 6:06 pm
Raja Chulan:
That’s a pretty harsh comment, especially since PR only had the landslide wins for slightly over a year. Furthermore, you should realise that the system that UMNO has put in place in the last 30 years blurred the lines between the executive, the judiciary and the legislative. It is only through the Perak crisis that the rakyat has seen for ourselves the real allegiances of the civil servants, the PDRM, the MACC and the courts.
If you don’t like what you see, you are free to vote the other bunch of monkeys in Barang Naik coalition.
#19 by SpeakUp on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 6:35 pm
Raja Chulan is right. Why not use the same system to out smart BN and let BN just cry? Why can’t PR do it? Because they are TOO BUSY trying to wrestle control of the country, maybe its just Anwar himself. That is the problem.
We elected them to SERVE and SERVE they should. Not to go fighting. The people in opposition controlled blogs etc are too blind that they do not mind if the opposition comes into power by the wrong means.
The masses have spoken, BR took 5 states (now lost 1) BUT BN was voted in for the Nation. Just accept it and work harder to get more states.
Stop the bickering … oh man, I must be dreaming. They can never. I wacthed the Penang DUN live and was disgusted. Bicker, bicker, bicker … they BOTH were doing it. Sad la …
#20 by SpeakUp on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 6:38 pm
Godfather … at least Raja Chulan does not use HARSH words like you. Why is it so hard that we need to curse and swear all the time? Why can’t opposition supporters not learn to just be civil?
The hatred has blinded us all. I believe that terrorists hate so much that they feel what they do is correct. Same recipe ok.
#21 by polarrev on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 6:54 pm
I’m a Perakian voter, I say “NO” to ZAMBRY. Get lost Zambry!
#22 by AhPek on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 6:58 pm
Have you realised Raja Chulan that the Rakyat can be kicked around (ie your rights trampled left right and center) as the UMNOPUTRAS see fit and that you can do nothing much about it?And have you asked yourself why? YOU HAVE CONTINUOUSLY GOT THEM IN POWER FOR THE LAST 52 YEARS AND MAMAK HAS EVEN TOLD YOU THAT YOU SHOULD BE GRATEFUL TO HAVE UMNO GOVERNING YOU!
Now the least you can do is to contribute towards dismantling that arrogance of theirs so that a 2 party system can be kicked in soonest possible,and keep them there for at least 2 terms or so to confirm its establishment even if you have to vote in a monkey (if the monkey were to stand against a BN candidate) to do that!
#23 by limkamput on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 7:08 pm
Why are there so many nincompoops popping up here, with the latest being Raja Chulan? Use your head lah, the omnipotent Federal Government is still under BN, and that is why there are always the hee hee hee and other soldiers of fortune. If PR is in control of federal government, I think by now almost all UMNO, MCA, MIC and Gerakan MPs would have joined PR.
#24 by limkamput on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 7:22 pm
Read this in the Malaysian Insider: “PAS slams BN for betraying Islam in conversion issue”.
See, we can never change. We are forever a group spineless racists, bigots and hypocrites.
PAS, I suggest you don’t take non Muslims support for granted. Don’t be arrogant. The people of Malaysia will NEVER replace racism, corruption, nepotism with bigotry, got it? All of us have no way of knowing whose religion will lead us to heaven. So just let it be. Religions have been in existence for thousands of years. Tell me what difference do they make, seriously? I think Karl Marx was not very wrong.
#25 by Loh on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 7:53 pm
It will be convenient for all parties if the state assembly of Perak does not meet before 13 May and gets dissolved. BN did not have the seats to form the state government initially, and it is a shame that it should use kataks to seize control. Nizar wanted the state assembly dissolved, and the Royal household in Perak does not have to await the decision on whether there were two BMs at the same time. Success in not meeting before 13 may is good for all parties.
#26 by katdog on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 9:57 pm
This is off topic but:
“All of us have no way of knowing whose religion will lead us to heaven. Religions have been in existence for thousands of years. Tell me what difference do they make, seriously? ” – limkamput
Actually they do make a huge difference. Religion lays the groundwork for what we define as right and wrong which then leads to our definition of law and order. For example taking that which does not belong to you(stealing) is not right. Imagine if we are thought that stealing was ok?
One should not so haughtily dismiss the role of religion.
Example, muslim societies in general do not suffer greatly from the social ill’s of gambling and alcohol addiction due to their religion. Of course, many will now be quick to point out the problems that muslim societies do suffer from, but these people are missing my point.
Though religion can be misused for negative reasons, it can also bring about many positive benefits. Let’s not be so quick to pass judgment and belittle all things ‘religious’ lest we become bigots ourselves.
#27 by donplaypuks on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 10:21 pm
VERY URGENT MESSAGE TO YB LIM KIAT SIANG, DAP & PKR
NOTICE TO REMOVE PERAK SPEAKER
Please get your legal eagles moving on it PRONTO!
If the notice was dated 23rd April 2009 (last Thursday) the it clearly does not comply with the requirement of 14 clear days notice.
If you exclude week-ends and public holidays (e.g. 1st May – labour day) when the State Assembly does not sit, then there’s no way that 2nd hand car salesman Camry can comply with the legal requirements of the State Assembly for notice of any motion for 7th April.
If Camry next resorts to an emergency motion, this can easily be thrown out by YB Sivakumar as ‘not being urgent or in the interest of the public!’
So, please investigate and act swiftly especially since every M’sian knows the UMNO MB’s appointment is unethical, illegal and has not been resolved by the Ipoh High Court.
http://donplaypuks.blogspot.com
#28 by limkamput on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 10:33 pm
Nincompoop talking again. First you are assuming that ethics as well as rights and wrongs can’t evolve if without religions or “religious based ethics”.
Example, muslim societies in general do not suffer greatly from the social ill’s of gambling and alcohol addiction due to their religion. Nincompoop katdog
Don’t be patronising and don’t trying to be the great uncle of Muslims. Not suffering from social ills of gambling and alcohol addiction?
First, gambling and alcohol addiction are not the only social ills. Second, I can easily name you 5 worse social ills than gambling and alcohol addiction prevalent among the Muslim community.
You have to have something better before debating with me. Go fly kite.
#29 by katdog on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 10:41 pm
Just out curiosity, i just wonder what is PR’s plan come May 7? Or is DAP just going to rail on and on about how undemocratic BN is?
Personally, i don’t altogether think its such a bad idea for BN to take over Perak. They’re digging their graves further anyway. And this will be a good lesson for the non-Malay’s in Perak.
Prior to Mar 8, there were still many that claimed that PAS was evil and DAP was going to sell them out etc. So many still voted for BN against PAS candidates. Even though time and time again it was very clear that PAS would not even come close to getting enough majority to do anything.
PR only won by a slight majority in Perak, so wether it’s BN or PR we can say that either way, close to half of the populace are still getting the government they wanted.
#30 by limkamput on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 10:50 pm
Hello Katdog, apa du cakap? Saya rasa hanya mosterball atau chengho shj boleh fafam lah.
#31 by katdog on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 10:50 pm
“First, gambling and alcohol addiction are not the only social ills. Second, I can easily name you 5 worse social ills than gambling and alcohol addiction prevalent among the Muslim community.” -limkamput
“You have to have something better before debating with me. Go fly kite.” – limkamput
Aiyooo, this nincompoop didn’t read my comments clearly, missed my whole point and then took a higher ground and told me to go fly kite.
I have already stated in my previous post:
“Of course, many will now be quick to point out the problems that muslim societies do suffer from, but these people are missing my point.”
Limkamput. You are one of those many that have missed my point.
#32 by UzMiNoOnist on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 10:57 pm
Next GE, make sure BN is more than dead to prevent resurrection.
If Perakian had done a cleaner chop, we could have prevent a Zombie Zambry fiasco.
#33 by limkamput on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 10:59 pm
Missed your point? Hello, you have no point to make. Didn’t you just say that gambling and alcohol addiction are somehow contained/subdued because of certain religion. So what is your point, that religion only works on gambling and alcohol addiction only or what? A little red wine everyday is good for me. So am I an alcohol addict.
#34 by katdog on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 11:11 pm
My point was “Let’s not be so quick to pass judgment and belittle all things ‘religious’ lest we become bigots ourselves.”
With this i bid thee, good night.
#35 by two00five on Thursday, 30 April 2009 - 11:56 pm
Frankly, Mr. Lim.
Sometimes I’m tired of reading your grumbling.
— He “should” do this, he “shouldn’t” do that, blah blah blah.
It won’t change a thing!
Most of us know all the things that’s going on. We do read news.
You needn’t repeat the “news”. Please tell us what’s your plan and how you (or rather PR) is going to handle and resolve this crisis.
We are here looking for aspiration and leaders to replace BN government, not another old man next door grumbling.
That’s it. I registered just to post this comment.
#36 by frankyapp on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 1:03 am
Hey you guys out there especially among those who are now arguring….my suggestion is just cool down.You guys are quarrelling over some trees and missing the whole forest.
#37 by passerby on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 1:31 am
Can the people of Perak take court action to stop this crook Zambry for usurping the government since they did not vote him to be the government?
Can the people also stop payment to to usurper government and sue the usurper for making any payments, approvals, decisions, etc., until the real status of this usurper is decided by the people in the election?
#38 by zak_hammaad on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 1:51 am
The only thing unethical about the power grab is how and who initiated it. I think Pakatan are sounding like an old broken record with their ‘unethical’ ‘undemocratic’ ‘illegal’ mantra. Go over yourself and right all the wrongs you have done first.
#39 by sheriff singh on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 1:53 am
Is the Sultan going to declare open the Assembly? If so, why? Is it a new session? If not, then the sitting would just be a continuation of the old sitting. And would Zambry be the proper person to summon the Assembly when his status is in doubt?
So when the Assembly meets on 7th May, the Speaker just adjourns the sitting sine die until the true Mentri Besar is conclusively determined by the Courts (including appeals if necessary) or through other process.
Or find some reason to suspend some BN Assemblymen again.
#40 by frankyapp on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 2:02 am
The Perak state government currently under Umno/BN is definitely not an elected one.How it’s comes to power is obviously through violent or through unlawful seizing of power.In this case it’s indeed an usurper state government. Since it is seize wrongfully,the AG should have instructed the court to take the appropriate action immediately.Wonder why the AG is still sleeping over this matter ?.Malaysia is a country in which many strange things can be related daily.
#41 by premkumar on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 2:36 am
I like many other Perakian travelled on bus sapu and paying double the usual fare to cast my vote, with barely half hour left. I will NEVER condone usurpers over legitimately elected state government led by YAB Nizar. With a smile more of an anxious nervous grin and smirk rolled in one, the usurper is rightly described as Zombie.
#42 by Jong on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 4:53 am
I appeal to ALL Perakians and concerned citizens who want to see sanity, political stability and peace back in the State of Perak to come forward and together, let’s make our presence felt at the Perak State Secretariat on 7th May 2009.
Perak has been and still is without a proper legitimate State Government, close to 3 months now and it has caused grave economic concerns, hardship and threatening the well-being of everyone in the state!
As electorates, we demand that our rights, wishes and views be taken seriously! We are also very saddened and disappointed to note the Sultan’s sordid stand, while most Malaysians have totally lost faith in our courts.
There seems to be too much politicking on both sides of the divide, and a “forced” proceeding of the Perak State Assembly at this point of time will in many’s opinion, not be constructive or at all productive.
Kembalikan HAK Rakyat Perak, that’s all we ask for!
#43 by Bigjoe on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 9:41 am
They are planning to drag Sivakumar out of the Assembly. Historically photo-op wise this is equivalent to the persecution of Christ by the Romans no less. Sivakumar should act the part for photo opportunity – cross his legs let them drag him out with his arms head praying to the Lord to forgive the sinners… and make sure CNN and every paper in the world gets it…
#44 by ktteokt on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 10:40 am
Let him do what he wants now, after all, it’s not far from GE 13. Let us show this IDIOT what people power means then!
#45 by Joshua Tan Kok Hauw on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 11:35 am
BN has been raping Perak State Assembly without feeling shameful.
May God damn you BN. It is always believed that BN will have a taste of its own medicine in the future.
This usurping of power of BN shows that BN is crazy for power to rule and accepting bribes instead of helping the poor.
#46 by lopez on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 12:02 pm
it is damn predictable , you must say things others like to hear
and what do think the people like to hear……
and then what you are willing to do….
What is it for you ?
RM 5M or a guaranteed haven refuge in a distant friendly domain.
#47 by ktteokt on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 12:42 pm
Would Zambry have removed and replaced the Sultan of Perak had his majesty refused to allow BN take over Perak State Assembly?
#48 by k1980 on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 2:00 pm
MCA will be in deep shit when its No.2 crosses over to PR
“I don’t jump ship because I’m disgruntled and unhappy. I don’t think I will do that. I will jump ship only when I find I have no meaningful role to play…”
–http://www.thenutgraph.com/pr-courts-chua-soi-lek
#49 by Yee Siew Wah on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 2:07 pm
One message from ZORRO blog:-
URGENT MESSAGE TO YB LIM KIAT SIANG, DAP & PKR
NOTICE TO REMOVE PERAK SPEAKER
Please get your legal eagles moving on it PRONTO!
If the notice was dated 23rd April 2009 (last Thursday) the it clearly does not comply with the requirement of 14 clear days notice.
If you exclude week-ends and public holidays (e.g. 1st May – labour day) when the State Assembly does not sit, then there’s no way that 2nd hand car salesman Camry can comply with the legal requirements of the State Assembly for notice of any motion.
If Camry next resorts to an emergency motion, this can easily be thrown out by YB Sivakumar as ‘not being urgent or in the interest of the public!’
So, please investigate and act swiftly especially since every M’sian knows the UMNO MB’s appointment is illegal has not been resolved by the Ipoh High Court.
http://donplaypuks.blogspot.com
April 30, 2009 4:20 PM
DO IT FOR YOUR
PERAKIAN FRIENDS.
#50 by Onlooker Politics on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 2:12 pm
It seems that Pakatan Rakyat is quite helpless in stopping Zambry’s malicious plot of 7 May 2009 for doing an unethical, undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional power grab in Perak because the Sultan of Perak is also a collaborator in the power grab maneuver.
However, even if Zambry is to become the de facto Menteri Besar after 7 May 2009, Pakatan Rakyat leaders should keep alert on Barisan Nasional’s conspiracy to steal the balance state lands which can be bestowed to the Common People for agricultural purposes, especially those lands located at Gerik areas. Another area of major concern for Pakatan Rakyat is to ensure that the Perak State Government will not overstretch itself by signing an unequal treaty with any Barisan Nasional crony in any infrastructure project such as water supply project or highway construction project.
Zambry should be warned that if it is proven that he will be getting involved in misuse or abuse of official power in granting lands or awarding infrastructure projects, he will be charged by the new MACC Chief under MACC Act when Pakatan Rakyat is going to take over the Federal Government by the 13th General Election and his predestined sentence shall be 14 years’ in jail under MACC Act or 20 years in Kamunting Detention Centre under the ISA. There should always an effective deterring force to check the greedy politicians from misuse or abuse of official power when they grab the power.
#51 by Onlooker Politics on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 2:31 pm
If Zambry is going to become a de facto Menteri Besar through an unethical, undemocratic, illegal and unconstitutional power grab in Perak by 7 May 2009, then Perakian should do a protest by stop paying quit rent and land tax until Pakatan Rakyat has been able to successfully control the State Government again. The land office shall have no rights to revoke any land title based on defaulted quit rent reason or defaulted land tax reason, unless the default in payment already exceeded 10 years.
Perakian people should not be worrying too much about their default in paying quit rent or land tax. This is because Pakatan Rakyat is bound to win a majority control in Perak State Legislative Assembly by the next election, which will not be longer than 4 years from now on.
If Perakian people are not paying the quit rent and land tax, then most local governments and the State Government of Perak will be turned paralysed due to lack of money. This should be an effective way to force Zambry out of an illegal grab of the government power.
#52 by zs1230 on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 2:54 pm
actually i personally think the for zambry to remove siva is as unethical as for siva to ban zambry and friends. But its definitely most unethical for umno to take over perak by buying over frogs. anyway i have never recognized zambry as the mb nor umno as the state government.
#53 by AhPek on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 3:02 pm
I think Perakians should take up the suggestion given by Onlooker Politics to show utter disgust at the illegal government by trying to financially paralyse them.Definitely effective and certainly better than writing to curse them.
#54 by zs1230 on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 3:25 pm
by the way does nizar still approve land leases?
#55 by SpeakUp on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 5:00 pm
Talk talk talk … grumble grumble grumble … we need leaders who inspire us. Learn from history … Winston Churchill, JFK … they inspired the people when times were hard or bad.
Mr LKS … make a difference for once. Inspire the people so they know your heart. They will then die for you. You can do it as you have been fighting for the people for so long. Maybe a change in approach?
As for Perak, let it be known that Anwar planned the same thing for Parliament. So what is wrong here? Can anyone answer me? Why are you all avoiding the fact that when Anwar announced it you all were so happy.
Just show me how come what BN did is unlike what Anwar planned? Please enlighten me for once about the difference.
#56 by zs1230 on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 5:08 pm
my answers for SpeakUp:
1) To the planned 30+ defectors, anwar did not plan to give them rm50 million each to defect over. and he did not take advantage of people under corruption charges or people whose husband is in debt. pkr just do not have enough money for this kind of corruption.
2) it was planned that an election will be held within one year defects to pkr, to prove that pkr is still the people’s choice and democracy still did exist.
#57 by SpeakUp on Friday, 1 May 2009 - 5:08 pm
Let me tell you all what will happen, I am sure you all will know it. Zambry will take over Perak and they will pump in a lot of money to develop Perak, at least BN controlled constituencies. Then after 4 years, BR will lose a few constituencies more.
People always forget so the BR needs to learn to leverage on this fact and stop the bickering.
Mr LKS, do something please …
#58 by sheriff singh on Saturday, 2 May 2009 - 2:57 am
Watch out!! That renegade Assembly clerk / secretary is up to no good.
He’ll probably sabotage the Speaker before the 7th e.g. by fiddling with the agenda or sending out other letters and notices etc etc. You bet he is going to have his day and phuck PR kow-kow. So beware.
#59 by somaris on Saturday, 2 May 2009 - 5:07 am
TO ALL PERAKIAN PEOPLE,
SAY NO TO ZAMBRY.THROW HIM OUT FROM PERAK.
WE ALL LOVE YB NIZAR.
YB NZAR YOU HAVE DONE A GOOD AND FAIR JOB TO ALL THE MALAYSIAN IN PERAK. THATS WHAT WE PERAKIAN WANT YOU TO BE OUR MB.
MAY GOD BLESS YOU.
LETS TELL EVERYONE GO FOR OUR MB NIZAR.
GOD BLESS PERAK
#60 by Godfather on Saturday, 2 May 2009 - 10:40 am
Now there’s a new nincompoop called SpeakUp. What harsh words did I use ? \Monkey\? We can’t call the crooks for what they are ? We can’t call them \clowns\ ? I call them thieves all the time. You know why ? Because it is the truth !
They can use the PDRM to suppress us, to beat us, to detain us, and we can’t use harsh words on them ? Go back to kindergarten lah.
#61 by alvin_gov on Saturday, 2 May 2009 - 12:17 pm
Perak illegal UMNO/BN government
To all readers,
One might thought that perak has already got a new government but let’s be very clear of the “terms” we used to address this unscrupulous illegal government of their own ( mean for UMNO/BN only ).
Let us all, call them an illegally installed UMNO/BN perak government which is not endorsed by the perakians while, our respectable Datuk Seri IR Hj Nizar is the perak state legally endorsed MB of the perakians.
Definitions of terms of used;
Datuk Seri Nizar, MB of the Perak state by the perakians.
Dr. Zambry, illegally installed MB for UMNO/BN of Perak not perakians.
“sounds logic” !
alvin_gov
#62 by LBJ on Saturday, 2 May 2009 - 7:25 pm
I think the Perak crisis should be tabled as the next Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting. It will show how Malaysia is following Zimbabwe in the abuse of parliamentary practices.
#63 by lopez on Saturday, 2 May 2009 - 8:25 pm
he has not been tested he need to show what he can do for his master…..he was given a chance …if he fxxced it he a goner…he is despensable, dont ever think he will not be replaced if he failed.
he is just another pawn….unfortunately like all agressive manourve , the generalismo will deploy his smallest fry to test the waters.
if perakians cant kick this small fried and refried mamak fish then all perakians is smaller then refried , fried and refreid ikan bilis.
sad , very sad…what has become to this state, the very first to learn the ways of LAW and ORDER , the very first batch who becomes westernized and so called improvely civilised.
welcome to stone age perak , great to be back
WILMAR…. get my fishing road…we are going fishing….
#64 by ShiokGuy on Saturday, 2 May 2009 - 10:11 pm
death of democracy..
wear black arm band..
here is my design….
http://shiokguy.blogspot.com/2009/05/mourning-arm-band.html
Shiok Guy
#65 by izrafeil on Sunday, 3 May 2009 - 9:09 pm
Dear Uncle Lim
My suggestion:
Mr Speaker mengadap Sultan, request Sultan’s grace to have another State Assembly and ask Sultan to nullify the one that the Deputy Speaker calls. Failing which, have one under the same tree.