PKR faces legal action | Updated: Tuesday July 6, 2010 MYT 8:54:49 AM |
Suara Keadilan may be shut down physically | TUE, 06 JUL 2010 14:01 |
First thing in the morning, at 8:54:49 AM, the Star screamed "Secretary of the Home Ministry's Publication Control and Quran Text Division, Datuk Zaitun Ab Samad says PKR faces the risk of legal action if it continues publishing Suara Keadilan whose publication permit has expired.."
6 hours later, the Minister, Hishammuddin Hussein blandly told reporters it "might" be closed down physically - they might be driving down to Suara Keadilan's Office with the paddlock and a red tape.
Hishammuddin had said in clearer terms "in the pipeline". Apparently, no hands are on the tap. They're not very handsy are they? Just as well, because the Secretary made more sense. In a court of law, Suara Keadilan would still have a chance to argue its stand. Hishammuddin, (with the double mm's and the double dd's) is obviously having no intention of even taking Suara Perkasa anywhere near a Court House or feeding it into the pipeline.
Perhaps, the Laws of Malaysia might be better served to suit his fancy than his conscience if he has any, as an able and disciplined lawyer.
Zaid just says it as it is - "Malaysia has turned into a fascist State". I am not too endearing of the Feuhrer but the only thing that associates him to the idea is the dark color of PDRM's uniform. It's supposed to be dark blue but's black to me.
OK Perkasa does get into the picture. But Datuk Zaitun Ab Samad is ready to go to Court. Now shouldn't that be the way to sort things out in a society where we have plenty of "tamaddun", the mark of Malaysian Malay nobility? Apparently, the lady official is nobler than the keris.
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