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In Memoriam: ALTANTUYA SHAARIIBUU |
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Saturday, 26 April 2008 23:55 |
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The Altantuya Murder Trial has dragged on aimlessly for a whole year with the anticipated effect that most spectators have dozed off in their seats.
To anyone with more than half a brain cell in their skulls, it certainly appears that Malaysian Justice is as elusive as the legendary Big Foot. Especially in view of the latest postponement of the trial on the very day Dr Shaariibuu Setev, the murdered woman's father, arrived in Kuala Lumpur to look in on the so-called trial's progress (or lack thereof). As a result, Dr Setev has decided to return to Mongolia - after giving a press conference at which he stated that his government is on the verge of severing all ties with Malaysia. The fact that the Malaysian Prime Minister has failed to acknowledge and respond to a formal letter addressed to him from his Mongolian counterpart is an utterly deplorable and disgraceful lapse in manners and reflects very badly on all Malaysians.
As a Malaysian I'm absolutely embarrassed and appalled that such a blatant charade has been permitted to drag on and on for so long while everybody pussyfoots around the thorny question of the Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister's involvement in the whole sordid affair. A man who has long been under a thundercloud of suspicion - not only over spectacular irregularities in defense expenditures but also over the gruesome murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu - has been anointed as the next Prime Minister of Malaysia. This same man is on record as having unsheathed a keris during an Umno assembly in 1987 and called for Chinese blood! And yet the Malaysian media remain mute on the obscene grotesqueness of the situation.
By way of sincere apology to Dr Shaariibuu Setev and the Mongolian people, I dedicate this blogpost to the memory of a brave and beautiful woman who had the misfortune to fall into very bad company. READ MORE HERE
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Where the hell on earth can someone easily get in touch with C4 which came from a military controlled armament depot??? So it's very hard to classified it as 'C4'..... I might opine this might be the spare of the previously Al-Maunnah depot break, if anyone would remember that the 'magic' case which doesn't make any logical sense that loads of trucks and 4wd can be fully loaded within few minutes and escaped from the army base to the jungle.
It's not only the judiciary system that worries us all as Malaysian citizen, but also the level of security in all our army base camp, whether it is really stringent enough.
Do think thoroughly using our whole brain and common sense, then we'll be able to judge the whole tragedy and filter out the most possible clue on how it could take place.