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30 Responses to “Free Anwar”

1. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:14 am1sunwayopal

   I ask you this, from Merdeka 1957 up to now, can you tell me how many Malaysian males in Malaysia have been arrested for the crime of sodomising another man (lets leave alone conviction).

   Just tell me how MANY!!!!

   ZERO!!!!! Other than Datuk Seri!!!!

   Not politically motivated????

   51 years from 1957 to 2008!!!!ZERO! You work out the probabilities of that in Malaysia!!!!!

2. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:17 am2Malaysian

   Thanks GOD ! Is it the beginning of long march in the Malaysia political landscape or the acceleration for charting the road to Putrajaya.

   Our people, our MP and our conscient leaders decide together !

3. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:18 am3JeyS

   truly thank god…even if i am no supporter i felt bad for him.

   Cheers

4. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:21 am4malayamuda

   Pakatan shud come to power faster now.

5. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:24 am5pt

   thank god!

6. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:24 am6Alex Chong

   Hurray. I am at least a happy Malaysian citizen for now.
   DSAI, please take care. We true > 65 % Malaysians are strongly behind you and your family.
   See you as the next PM, please execute fast or else Malaysia will evaporate economically.

7. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:26 am7concerned

   I am really worried for Mr Anwar… I feel sorry for him…For someone who wants a bring reformasi- a fair & justice government to the people he gets humiliated thus…But, God is Great (whichever religion the Almighty belongs to) …Truth WILL PREVAIL…… I pray that he will be unharmed this time round… I would really like to see as the next PM…

8. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:32 am8Concerned Malaysians

   Praise GOD! for His mercy, protection & love shower to our beloved DSAI. We, RAKYAT is 100% supporitng you! BRAVO DSAI! We believed GOD’s intervention for such a conspiracy & EVIL crap set-up!

   REFORMASI! REFORMASI! REFORMASI! HIDUP ANWAR! HIDUP ANWAR! HIDUP ANWAR!!!!

9. on 17 Jul 2008 at 10:40 am9Kris Lee

   Innocent until proven guilty! Anwar deserves to be given this human basic right. I am not a fan of his as I do not really comprehend his long term “politic philosophy.” However, all Malaysian deserve a very strong opposition patform to voice their dissatisfaction or sent a wake-up call on the existing government blindspots; basically to provide check and balances against abuse of power and human rights. Any country in this globalised , high net-tech, no-boundaries world will be highly oppressive, autocratic, unprogressive with negative economic growth unless it has such in-built automatic political mechanism. A strong opposition whether belonging to the Barbarian Nuts(BN) or Piss-off Riots (PR) must be allowed to flourish. Cheers

10. on 17 Jul 2008 at 11:04 am10Patek1472

    Malaysians are Doomed? Rakyat Malaysia Pupus?

    Jeyklls and Hydes in Malaysia. Are you? (Ask your children.)

    Jeyklls dan Hydes di Malaysia. Adakah anda? (Tanyalah anak-anak anda).

    Posted at http://Patek1472.wordpress.com.

11. on 17 Jul 2008 at 11:08 am11gregwar

    Thank God, all right. No thnaks to the authorities. I hope the PR will be able to muster all the people and the parties together to fight the evil forces that is threatening to ruin this belove country of ours.

12. on 17 Jul 2008 at 11:17 am12sunwayopal

    By the way, a suggestion to all the PKR leaders who have blogs, you may want to create a prominent space in all your blogs on how ordinary citizens can formally join PKR the party.

    I think there are lots of Malaysians reading of the injustice who will be drawn to PKR, you need to be making it easy and informative so that recruitment of the masses can happen.

    Have a small box somewhere in your blogs with clear instructions on how to join !!!!!!

13. on 17 Jul 2008 at 11:25 am13JAMES LOW

    Anwar is free? Yes, that’s the way it should be. BN’s deception and arrogance are for everyone to see, let’s change the govt B4 it is time to buy a christmas tree.

14. on 17 Jul 2008 at 11:46 am14jay jay

    The arrest of Anwar is totally unnecessary and merely to shame him. Who is behind the idea? DPM or the IGP?

15. on 17 Jul 2008 at 12:10 pm15Samuel Goh Kim Eng

    When we all do what is right
    We’ll all get to see the light
    We’ll all have a future bright
    From God we’ll never lose sight

    (C) Samuel Goh Kim Eng - 170708
    http://MotivationInMotion.blogspot.com
    Thur. 17th July 2008.

16. on 17 Jul 2008 at 12:52 pm16jsn

    wicked rulers will perish,righteousness exalts a nation

17. on 17 Jul 2008 at 1:40 pm17azisirikit

    The Govt busy chasing you guys. They now negleting their jobs. They are scared! Very scared! At the same time they trying to cover or close the MURDER case. Go PR go!

18. on 17 Jul 2008 at 3:27 pm18rabinder singh

    Its is sickening to see how unjust this case is being handled and it is very clear it is a politically motivated attempt to finish off DSAI that the BN lead govt has a lot to be afraid off and using the police as their gangsters (i would call them legalized gangsters) to protect the mafia heads or don’s.It is very clear that the BN leaders are the tyrants that clings to power with a iron claw and has no cares for what the rakyat wants they forgot that the rakyat has the most powerful say (people’s power) and it will be in the next election.
    Well there is always the next elections and PKR has the support of my entire family. Our prayers are for DSAI and his family as for PKR continue the good work we are behind you.

19. on 17 Jul 2008 at 4:29 pm19Yow Lop Siaw

    The only evidences of possible sodomy are:

    1 Proof by way of photograph / video showing the very act itself
    2 Evidence of DSAI’s semen in the alleged victim’s a…hole
    3 Witnesses to the alleged crime, with proofs like video/photo.

    Any evidence of anybody’s semen on the mattress or anywhere else in the condo DOES NOT constitute as evidence of sodomy.

20. on 17 Jul 2008 at 4:40 pm20harry

    shame on bn, they are worse than shit

21. on 17 Jul 2008 at 4:43 pm21lee kok heng

    Is it true that he is out now? We are happy to hear that.

22. on 17 Jul 2008 at 8:23 pm22Rakyat

    1000% agree with sunwayopal. If it is not politically motivated, what it is? I hope DSAI can topple the currrent govt before christmas.

23. on 18 Jul 2008 at 12:36 am23Malaysian niah

    why can’t we - the rakyat through some legal means or memorandum with enough significant majority force the king to abolish the parliment and hold a new fresh election through out the country???

    i am not a legal expert, but in our constitution, are there rights or channels where we, the rakyat can state that:

    1. We have no confidence in the current rulling government and not only the PM
    2. There are enough support through out of Malaysia via a legal process that can force the king to absolve the current parliment and call for a fresh election.

    Any experts there to advice on this? Any leaders to initiate this?

24. on 18 Jul 2008 at 10:06 am24Malaysian

    One minister was caught in oral sex scandal (i.e. wrong in our law ) with the evidence of video spread throughout Malaysia in end of 2007, subsequently tendered resignation for all his positions be in in cabinet or party ; why our police carry no action on that incidence !!! Are we living in the so-called civic socitety when “selective rule of law” applied by relevent authorities !!!

    Come on ! who could believe that fairness is a way of life in Malaysia especially after the latest incidence of DSAI.

    The fairness can be restored only by the people power, under the leadership of DSAI. NO ALTERNATIVE !

25. on 18 Jul 2008 at 11:07 am25blund

    (harry
    shame on bn, they are worse than shit)

    Yeah… those are the “shit” who subsidies most of your needs….

26. on 18 Jul 2008 at 11:17 am26shah rezan bte talib

    alhamdulillah..

27. on 18 Jul 2008 at 1:32 pm27kartini

    Dear DSAI,

    I am your new secret admirer. Getting to know you better now from all the BLOGS relevant.

    Admiring your intelligent talking about economy by fact and figures, inspired by your islamic background and ur strength in fighting the truth and justice for the people which is all MALAYSIANA! Even somehow you have been trapped by the “dirty games” in politics.

    My dad is a very pro government & UMNO politicians wihtout any rank but yet still fight ing for the human right and at 61, he told me that something is not right out there. Me and dad “doa” to ALLAH please give you the protection and conitnusoly having the strenght to fight for the justice until the end. Our doa is with you……

28. on 18 Jul 2008 at 4:30 pm28Simple Mind

    Yeah, a lot of things on political front sure stinks lately..
    Minister on sex video scandal - why no police action if it is wrong in sight of law?
    RPK - why is police force brought into picture? ..if that be the case, I also have a few fellas who have ‘defamed’ me..can I also get the police to catch them ah? I never knew that ministers have special treatment compared to commoners like me. In any case, RPK highlighted the wife only what! She is not a minister! She is a commoner like all of us so just get a lawyer to sue RPK lah…why waste taxpayers money!!
    Carnal intercourse illegal - I am not implying that DSAI is guilty but if the law enforcers are really so concerned about this wrongdoing, they might as well catch also all the transvestites hookers hanging around the city, gay bars….
    One thing for sure, this time round the rakyat will not be so tolerant of BN anymore…We are a new generation compared to our ‘merdeka’ fathers and mothers era…Just look at the recent Hindraf rally at KLCC, we may be silently resilient but DON’T take us for stupid…DON”T push us over the edge…

29. on 21 Jul 2008 at 5:52 pm29ABCanai

    Lately some twists and turns of events are not quite right. DSAI said the authorities had at least 6 of his DNA samples following the 1998 episode. One MCA guy commented in the press that the 10 years old samples were too old to be of any value. Does he really know what DNA is? Maybe he should be sent back to college for a refresher course on biochemistry, genetics and evolution. I do not believe Malaysians are so gullible.

30. on 26 Jul 2008 at 7:09 pm30Dirty tactic

    Another dirty tactic has surfaced in trying to nail down a political figure, one (and his fellow front runners) who has the support of majority of the learned ones.
    It’s not foreigners who are interfereing with domestic issue….it got to do with fundamental human rights, hence other world leaders are voicing their concerns and displeasure with treatment this Malaysdian Leader.
    When faced with such ‘words of wisdom’ from others outside Malaysia, some minsters will always use the loose form of statement like”it’s an internal issue”, a simple but layman way of brushing aside the issue. Let’s get real, it is plain dirty tactic similarly that can be thrown out by the court (just like the last attempt).
    The main issue is the unsolved affair related to the explosive blown-up of a foreigner!!!

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