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The trial’s just recessed for lunch at 1.30pm and is due to resume at 2.30pm.

Started sharp at 9am, much to my surprise, presided over by Sessions Court Judge Justice Rozina Ayob. Amarjit and Chandra are appearing for RPK.The prosecution’s first witness, Harme Mohamed, the deputy director, international affairs, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, was offered as an expert witness on the A-Z of internet. He continues his evidence-in-chief in the afternoon. The trial is expected to continue for the next few days, unless postponements are sought. Will give you a follow-up report at the end of proceedings this evening. Meanwhile I leave you with the photos taken at the court this morning. In particular, I want to dedicate this post to the many beautiful people who were there this morning to lend love and support to RPK, Marina and the family. You people are the absolute best that Malaysia has to offer. SEE PHOTOS HERE: http://harismibrahim.wordpress.com/ SEE THE M'KINI VIDEO HERE
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Once again, I want all to remember our brother's last written words:
On 6/Sep/2008, our brother Raja Petra wrote (HIGH-STAKES POKER GAME OR GUNFIGHT AT THE OK CORRAL? ):
“Today, I received many phone calls from concerned friends who told me that the government is considering detaining me under the Internal Security Act ‘very soon’. If that does happen, then this could probably be the last article I write, at least until 16 September 2008. So I too need Anwar to succeed. If not I will be in Kamunting for quite some time to come and you will not hear from me over the next couple of years.
Yes, I too have placed, not only my money, but also my freedom on Anwar. And if Anwar fails to deliver his promise on 16 September 2008, not only he but I as well am headed for a fall. But I have confidence he will do it. And I have confidence that my stay in Kamunting will not be for two years but for a mere two weeks.
But if I am wrong…..well, then see you maybe in six or seven years time, because for sure Najib Tun Razak will not release me in 2010 when he becomes Prime Minister. What he would do, instead, would be to rollover my two-year detention another two years, and another two years, and another two years, until I am too old to think and write anymore.
Till we meet again, if we do meet again, take care and keep the flame burning. There is still a long fight ahead of us in bringing reforms to this beloved country of ours.â€