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Barrack Obama and world leaders have also condemn the arrest of RPK by the malaysian gov't.

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All who stand and fight for Freedom, Truth, Equality, and Justice will CONDEMN the DESPOTIC Barisan Najis Govt. on their dictatorial actions to STIFLE DISSENT and MUZZLE the PEOPLE, bar none !!

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Great interview Pete and all the way behind you brother.
The difference between you and the rest of them is for the country,you are prepared to endure hardships, ridicule and great danger.
In return,all you get are hugs and appreciation from the silent majority.

You are indeed our(Malaysiand,Muslims) one and only leader and hope for a better future.

Salaam.

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This is Big News, Great News, Malaysian Home Minister, Syed Hamid Albar acts outside his jurisdiction for 'the unlawful detention of civilian for 55 days', the Next will be 'Unlawful detainee sue Home Minister for illegal detention,seeking Billion dollars compensation from the Government', and promise to give biggun 129 (l0%) of the award for his effort to tell him what to do!!!

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Kemerdekaan Malaysia daripada kezaliman umno terletak di tangan rakyat Malaysia semua. Kita harus memahami akan kerosakan yang umno telah lakukan sehingga perlembagaan negara dan kesusilaan perpaduan dilenyapkan oleh umno selam ini. apa yang lebih memalukan kita semua ialah umno telah memperbodohkan bangsa Melayu dalam konteks Ketuanan yang haram.
" Jangan beritahu mereka apa yang mereka tidak tahu " merupakan ungkapan zalim yang telah merompak maruah bangsa Melayu serta anak-anak muda Melayu kini 'di-anjingkan' oleh umno umtuk berkhidmat untuk menjaga kuasa umno.
Ini sungguh menyedihkan kerana segala harapan bangsa Melayu yang begitu sabar dan menyokong umno sebenarnya 'diliwat' oleh umno.
Malukan !!!!

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I am happy that there are people like 'dragonheart' posting such remarks here in MT. This is an indication that even among us intellectual, there are those who don't know what the hell they are talking about.

Or maybe just someone who is trying to pass as an intellectual by using some cool terms and proper English but end up talking rubbish.

1. All Malaysian's are equal? Are you trying to joke here and are you just blind? It seems crystal clear that you do not know the meaning. So, here's what I found at wiki:

Equality commonly refers to the idea of equal treatment. According to Andrews R. Edwards, “at the level of the nation-state, equality addresses the fair distribution of such resources as food, affordable housing, health care, education, job training and professional opportunities.

Please tell me, in which corner in Malaysia such package is available to all (and I mean ALL) races?

2. The remark about due to corruption, the implementation failed? Excuse me but what implementations are you taking about that is truly beneficial to Malaysians? What has the gov done these past years to close the racial gap? All I see is talk about unity, security and oneness while in the party meetings they talk about the rights of their own race. All I see is the gov systematically widening the racial gap ensuring that true unity does not prevail.

And your remark on ahmadneil was uncanny. Very petty and shallow minded. MT encourages positive feedback's between it's denizens and constructive in nature. Unfortunately yours was just rude, unproductive and down right the writings of a person who either does not know the truth or fear facing them.

Truth: the most deadly weapon ever discovered by humanity. Capable of destroying entire perceptual sets, cultures, and realities. Outlawed by all governments everywhere. Possession is normally punishable by death.-- John Gilmore

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