Sunday, 1 August 2010
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Bernard Khoo, (MALAYSIAN BLOGGER ZORRO) to appear at Commercial Crimes Dept
Fellow blogger and lawyer Haris Ibrahim of the People’s Parliament is to represent him.
The Star reports this HERE
Cui bono?
For whose benefit is it?
Saturday, 20 June 2009
In Solidarity with the Noble People of Burma
DAW ANG SAN SUU KYI ADDRESSING SOME OF HER SUPPORTERSIn The Quiet Land
(By Daw Aung San Suu Kyi)
In the Quiet Land, no one can tell
if there's someone who's listening
for secrets they can sell.
The informers are paid in the blood of the land
and no one dares speak what the tyrants won't stand.
In the quiet land of Burma,
no one laughs and no one thinks out loud.
In the quiet land of Burma,
you can hear it in the silence of the crowd
In the Quiet Land, no one can say
when the soldiers are coming
to carry them away.
The Chinese want a road; the French want the oil;
the Thais take the timber; and SLORC * takes the spoils...
In the Quiet Land....
In the Quiet Land, no one can hear
what is silenced by murder
and covered up with fear.
But, despite what is forced, freedom's a sound
that liars can't fake and no shouting can drown.
Read some more of her poems by clicking HERE
* State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC) now renamed the State Peace And Development Council, or the COUNCIL OF DEVILS to use a much more appropriate name.
The Devils of Burma are led by Than Shwe, military dictator and head of the ruling junta in Burma (Myanmar), he is a secretive vindictive monster.
He shows no qualms about having dissidents, journalists, and even Buddhist monks were beaten, jailed, tortured, or executed.
He is very superstitious, in 2005 he moved the national capital essentially overnight, on the advice of an astrologer.

The multi-medalled-megalomaniac Than Shwe, where did he get all those medals?
He has never fought in any war!
He has absolute power, but Than Shwe is so reclusive that most of the Burmese people have never even heard his voice.
Smuggled video footage (see below) of the sumptuously vulgar wedding thrown for his daughter sparked outrage across the country, as it provided a glimpse of the lifestyle of the very rich at the expense of the majority in Burma who are totally oppressed and remain very poor.
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
In Malaysia: 2,571 people died in detention the nine years 1999 to 2008
That is a average of about 4 persons every 5 days, that is a shameful and most damning statistic.
Do prisoners not get any health care and are they denied proper medical treatment in Malaysia? Going by these statistics, it certainly looks like that is the case!
A total of 2,571 prisoners died while being held in Malaysia's prisons, rehabilitation centres and illegal immigrant detention depots during the nine years between 1999 and 2008, Malaysia's Home Affairs Minister Syed Hamid Albar said in an answer he gave in parliament recently.
The causes of death included HIV/AIDS, septicaemia, tuberculosis, cancer, heart and blood diseases and asthma.
He said some detainees also died due to suicides and fights.
A total of 153 persoms died while in police custody during the same period, he told opposition MP Liew Chin Tong (DAP – Bukit Bendera) in a written reply. (It is unclear if these 153 are in addition to, or included in the figure of 2,571 people given earlier.
Is is also a reported fact that some detainees died as a result of assaults by the police whilst in custody, but presumably the minister conveniently omitted this information.
Diligite justitiam, o judices terrae
Cherish justice, o judges of the earth



