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Yes, Malaysia Today denounces corruption, money politics and ethnic polarisationâ€¦

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Monday, 06 October 2008 18:02

…and yes, Malaysia Today advocates transparency and accountability.

This was the response of Harme Mohamed, the prosecution’s first witness, to RPK’s counsel, Chandra’s, last question during cross-examination this evening.

No, cross-examination of this witness has not concluded as yet.

Proceedings today ended at about 4pm after Chandra informed the court that he would need some time to prepare for further cross-examination of Harme on the technical aspects of this witness’s testimony relating to the workings of the internet.

Judge was displeased with the prosecution’s late disclosure of documents to the defence and secured the confirmation of the prosecution that all documents intended for use at the trial have been disclosed.

Upon inquiry by the court, the prosecution confirmed that they would be marshalling up 6 witnesses.

The hearing resumes tomorrow at 9am.

Would be good if those who were not in court today would make the effort to attend tomorrow. This will enable those who were in court today to perhaps attend to work.

Let’s carry this together people.

http://harismibrahim.wordpress.com/2008/10/06/yes-malaysia-today-denounces-corruption-money-politics-and-ethnic-polarisation/

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written by ahmadneil, October 06, 2008 18:27:27

Thank you to all who attend the hearing especially to Uncle who took a bus all the way from Malacca and another Lim who drove all the way from Kota Tinggi.You all are a inspiration for us to carry on the fight.Free RPK and all the detainees in Kamunting.They are innocent until proven guilty.

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written by shangrilapeace, October 06, 2008 18:34:28

Looks like 2 plus for RPK & lawyers.

1. That is the judge seem ok when she was displeased with the prosecutionâ€™s late disclosure of documents to the defense team.
2. The last answer by Harme Mohamed chief witness that 'Malaysia Today advocates transparency and accountability'.

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written by palani, October 06, 2008 18:36:46

How nice to be there and to see him in person. Yes, we must take turns to go to boost his morale. His sacrifice to the people and country is immense and the only little way to show him our support is to ensure there is always a big crowd. Can anyone coordinate so that we can stagger our timing to come to the court precinct. I am very happy to shake hands with him at the court during recess and managed to tell him that he is not alone in the struggle. We have to organize gatherings all over Malaysia to highlight RPKâ€™s mission to bring about a better Malaysia for Malaysians. May God Bless Him and His Family.

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written by lynn, October 06, 2008 19:56:40

Pls tell RPK he is truly not alone. Many of us cannot be with him in court today bcos of distance but each time his photograph is viewed or his name mentioned, tears fell. We love Raja Petra unconditionally, immeasurably & forever!

In today's news, Brent crude for November delivery fell to USD86.61 per barrel.

Now as crude oil price continues to fall, you know how stupid this bn govt looks.

Honesty is always the best policy comes to mind. If this govt had always been above board, fair & balanced, accountable, transparent & integrity unquestionable, there would be no need for any RPKs, MGG Pillais, Haris Ibrahims, Bakri Musas, etc.

Crude oil now falls below the price it was when petrol was RM1.92 per litre. WTF? What is this flip-flop govt going to do next?

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written by ckw, October 06, 2008 20:29:37

once RPK is proven not guilty, can they still hold him under ISA?

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written by cheekhiaw, October 06, 2008 22:23:08

All of us in Malaysia Today condemn thieves, liars and murderers. Sue us...

xxx

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written by Fart Fart Wah, October 07, 2008 00:45:45

how can you put a man under detention for telling the truth???

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written by ROBERTNGTG, October 08, 2008 08:07:25

Marina, you owe it to RPK to close down Malaysia Today. Your â€œstruggleâ€ is for nothing. These sly political opportunists and selfish cyber-parasites donâ€™t deserve your sacrifice. There are hardly a few thousand legitimate signatures in your Free RPK petition. Only a few hundred turned up in candlelight vigils and at the Hari Raya assembly at the gate of Kamunting. What does that tell you? There is no avalanche of support for RPK. There never was. The â€œmillions of supportersâ€ are just but a mirage spawned by delusions of grandiosity that snowballed in the Malaysia Today cyber-habitat over the years.

Let this be a lesson to other bloggers. Do not get caught in your own demagoguery, in a propensity to over-fantasize your relevance to the political process and role as some sort of a â€œpeoplesâ€™ heroâ€ based on the digits of your blogâ€™s Hit Counter and a bucketful of readersâ€™ comments.

source: deminegara.********.(October 3, 200 smilies/cool.gif

TO THE BLOKE BEHIND DEMINEGARA: CARE TO REVEAL YR TRUE SELF??? AN UMNO CRONY OR PLANT OR PAID MEDIA ASSASSIN??

READ MY LIPS (OR WORDS) - THIS IS WHAT MT STAND FOR. THIS IS ALSO WHAT WE THE SILENT MAJORITY STAND FOR - and yes, Malaysia Today advocates transparency and accountability.

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