VOXPOP 'It's the standard MO (modus operandi) for the police and Umno - anything and everything must have something to do with sex.'

Bersih protester grilled on sexual matters

vox populi small thumbnailBender: It's a standard MO (modus operandi) for the police and Umno - anything and everything must have something to do with sex. So, if you remand someone, use sex as your main weapon of interrogation.

If you want to discredit your opponent, use sex again. By the way, if anyone here thinks law student Khalid Ismath looks anything like the guy that stomped the traffic cop, please have your eyes checked. You must be blind. This is an absolute slander.

Do they think rakyat is that stupid to believe such allegations? Khalid should sue the entire police force, Utusan Malaysia and Umno for such an immoral, despicable act of deceit and systematic humiliation.

Kairos: It is common knowledge that these are police interrogation techniques for suspected criminals and terrorists.

So do Khalid and PKR's R Thangam look like criminals and terrorists?

They are just plain honest citizens that have the courage to stand up for a just cause. They don't deserve such humiliating treatment.

The line of questioning is designed to insult and belittle the person. What are the police trying to do? Break their will?

What crime or wrong have they done that they are a threat to the nation? It is obvious that every single one of the 91 people that the police are seeking will be subjected to the same kind of criminal interrogation.

Those who help the police better think again.

Doc: Police's questions posed to Bersih protestors on sexual matters may include:

1) Were you sexually motivated to take part in Bersih 3.0?

2) Were you having sexual thoughts while taking part in Bersih 3.0?

3) What were the sexual thoughts running in your mind during Bersih 3.0?

4) Did the opposition promise you sexual favours if you take part in Bersih 3.0?

5) Did you take part in Bersih 3.0 in the hope of meeting someone at the protest march and have sex later?

6) Were you on sexual stimulants during the Bersih 3.0 protest march, e.g. viagra, Tongkat Ali?

7) Did you get sexually excited when bashed up by the police?

8) Did you get sexually excited bashing up the police?

9) Would you consider yourself a sex addict?

Jimmy Ng: It is now clear to us that the police in this country are really, really regressing and instead of getting better (like other nations), they are behaving more and more like thugs and gangsters and have forgotten their roles.

Instead of serving and protecting the rakyat, they are now behaving like as though they are only meant to serve the ruling Umno-BN regime. Pathetic!

Confused: What is wrong with these people? All they know is about sex, porn, etc. Don't they know that we rakyat is getting sick of this? Why don't they do some real work and improve the country's economy?

GoneBananas: That's where Umno is coming from - suppressed libido, thwarted desires, perpetual guilt, terminal feelings of unworthiness transformed into bigotry and xenophobia. The dregs of a dying feudal patriarchy.

Berseh4: Well done, police. We are so proud of you. Such information is very important to know if people are going to bring down the government.

Nurul Izzah: Is the Arab Spring 'haram' as well?

Tekee: The National Fatwa Council is wrong. Every citizen has the right to defend their country. People who love the country will rise up when the government does wrong.

Don't tell me taking public funds is not ‘haram' (illicit), don't tell me giving citizenship to foreigners is not haram.

If the Fatwa Council says ‘no' and sees whatever the opposition does is wrong, it means they are biased towards Umno.

Doc: I thought the National Fatwa Council answers to Allah. Apparently, they now answer to the almighty Umno.

I bet one week before the general election the council will come up with a fatwa saying that voting for any party except BN, is haram.

Gen2: Fatwa Council's 'haram' is only valid within the physical geography boundaries of Malaysia. So if you lose RM10 million gambling in London, they are silent and won't call it haram.

In addition, you can be exempted from 'haram' status in certain situations, for example holding a directorship in a gambling company.

As long as Fatwa Council is seen to be politically slanted, their relevance to the new generation of Muslims decrease with every tainted fatwa they put out.

Muslim Malaysians are no longer the proverbial frog under the coconut shell. They now can analyse and make critical appraisal of every statement that have an impact on civil society.

It looks like the Fatwa Council is the one that is left under the coconut shell and refuse to leave it.

James1067: Let's not waste time on people who would rather serve men for the benefits and perks rather than serving God.

Don't worry, the creator is waiting to give his benefits and perks to those who serve him.

Queenie: So what are you going to do with those thousands of Muslims who took part in the rally? Stone them?

 

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