Justice for whom?

LAHAD DATU: Tian Chua "lowest form of human life", berates Tunku Aziz

KUALA LUMPUR: Several leaders and political observers have lambasted Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) vice-president Tian Chua who reportedly linked today's shooting incident in Lahad Datu, Sabah, with an allegation of a conspiracy hatched by the Umno government to divert attention and frighten the people.

They said Tian Chua's statement was irresponsible and extreme, considering it was about the authorities confronting an armed group from southern Philippines to safeguard the country's peace and security.

Former DAP vice-chairman Tunku Abdul Aziz Tunku Ibrahim described the statement as a "standard script of the DAP" which was completely insensitive to the country's security.

"By making this kind of statement, he (Tian Chua) must be regarded as the lowest form of human life. This is a careless remark which isn't what we expect from a decent human being," he said when contacted by Bernama.

Among others, the report also appeared in PKR's official news website which quoted Tian Chua as saying the intrusion in Lahad Datu was a drama of the government to frighten the people, as if the situation in Sabah was unsafe.

Two police commandos were slain while three others were injured in a firefight in Kampung Tanduo, Lahad Datu involving a group of armed intruders from southern Philippines, in which 12 intruders were killed. 

Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Ahmad Maslan described Tian Chua's statement as "evil and ignorant" as Umno did not gamble with the country's security.

Malay rights group Perkasa president Datuk Ibrahim Ali tagged Tian Chua a "serial liar" who was always finding fault with Umno and the government despite the grave situation (in Lahad Datu). 

Former president of the Malaysian Ex-Army Association Datuk Muhammad Abdul Ghani said, all parties should come together and not mix politics with the security of the country. 

He stressed that appropriate action should be taken against Tian Chua and any other quarters seen as inciting the people to prevent a recurrence of such sensitive statements. BERNAMA

Umno's recent decision to withdraw the party's defamation suit against PKR vice president Tian Chua has raised not only eyebrows but numerous questions from even Umno leaders and elders. 

The allegations, as stated in the above news report published on 2nd of March 2013, were certainly serious enough to invoke the disgust of even the Director of the International Institute of Public Ethics, Tunku Aziz. 

Umno withdrew the defamation suit although Tian Chua refused to apologise, or so I was told. Correct me if I'm wrong. 

As it is Tian Chua is yet to be put on the stand for his previous doctored-pic defamation. A case where the offender had publicly admitted his shameless act.

Nothing happens to the 'wicked monger' ?

Did those who were shot and killed, and those who were injured and maimed in Lahad Datu, sacrifice to be insulted. It's worse when such insult goes unpunished.    

You shook hands with the evil (as stated by Dtk Ahmad Maslan - Umno's Information chief) and let it go without even an apology, at least to the family of those who died for this nation in Lahad Datu and Semporna? 

Why?

Many in Umno/BN, I believe, still appreciate good values and would go the extra mile to protect them. This is about the dignity of our security forces and the government. 

You cannot possibly surrender your dignity as bargaining chip in some murky political wheeling and dealing.

Should the Government now step forward and put a rest to this spineless new sandiwara? 

Institute a fresh suit against Tian Chua. Let him explain the whole 'sandiwara' saga.

Tian Chua, I think,  is not above the law. Correct me if I'm wrong.


p/s Wonder what the people of Sabah think about this 'lowest form of human life' now. 

Commission of Inquiry on Lahad Datu... in the Philippines?

Former Indonesian vice-president Jusuf Kala has said it loud and clear. 

Regarding the Lahad Datu intrusion, Jusuf said he believes former Philippines president Joseph Estrada, who is also an ally of Anwar, is involved.

He also said that a large Philippines-based company was providing Malaysia's opposition pact with monetary assistance.

“I know for a fact that there has been intervention by a particular group of people and Anwar’s friend Joseph Estrada is one of them and a Philippines company has also been providing them (Pakatan) with financial help over the Lahad Datu intrusion,” he said.

“They have only one agenda, to weaken the Malaysian government, the trespassers want to portray a weak Malaysian government which has failed to handle the intrusion”  he added. - The Mole

The Philippines Government may want to get to the root of this latest information from Indonesia's ex-vice president. I don't think Jusuf Kala was joking. 

The Sulu intrusion where Malaysian security forces personnel were killed/murdered is no joke either. 

Both Kuala Lumpur and Manila must recognise the fact that the intrusion could have easily turned into a war had it not for the close relationship and understanding between the two nations.

Maybe the time is now ripe for both the Governments of Philippines and Malaysia to conduct joint investigations into what actually happened. Expose the culprits.

Manila could take the lead (as their nationals with alleged funding from a Philippines company) had actually waged war against Malaysia (against the Yang DiPertuan Agong as per their criminal charge sheet reads).

This is a very serious matter and Jusuf Kala's latest 'information' appears to be leading us to a bunch of traitors from both sides of the border.

I'm sure Kuala Lumpur will render her full cooperation should Manila initiate a Commission of Inquiry. 

If the suspects are hiding in Malaysia (even if they are our MPs), we must surrender them to the Philippines.

Let truth prevail.

p/s The Foreign Ministers may want to get the ball rolling.

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