Raja Petra Kamarudin may be charged for sedition

mypeacelover · Newbie Joined: Dec 20, 2007 Posts: 11

Raja Petra Kamarudin (RPK) has his own web site at http://www.malaysia-today.net/2008/. Apparently he posted something entitled “Let’s send the Altantunya murderers to hell”. The Malaysian Police responded by questioning him for two hours and then releasing him. I cannot claim that I know much about the incident. However, we need separation of powers in Malaysia. The Police and the Politicians must be separate so that the police can do their work independently. However, there may be a case of concentration of power whereby the politicians have influenced and directed the police. If there is concentration of power, then the police are no longer the police, but have transformed into the Gestapo. We do not want any Gestapo in Malaysia. Was RPK questioned by the police or Gestapo? If RPK favors freedom of expression, then I hope RPK continues his struggle and never gets intimidated by either the police or political police. I urge all the Malaysians to vigilantly follow how the RPK case transpires. RPK may soon be charged for sedition.
It is important that voters carefully follow the RPK case closely. On Election Day the voters can teach the politicians a lesson. Voters should use their votes to teach the politicians a lesson. Voting is the only way for the people to teach the politicians a lesson. Please do teach the politicians a lesson using your vote.

Wait a minute. May be the Monarch is the Number One and the Prime Minister is the Number Two. May be the Prime Minister is a nobody. Probably. In that case, if any issues need be addressed, may I suggest that you ignore the politicians and go straight to the monarchs. May be we do not need politicians at all.