BN's 101 on avoiding lawsuits for its cybertroopers
"End your sentences with a question mark" - that was Hulu Selangor MP P Kamalanathan's advice to BN cybertroopers to avoid lawsuits as they cross swords with their Pakatan Rakyat counterparts in the run-up to the general election.
"End your sentences with a question mark" - that was Hulu Selangor MP P Kamalanathan's advice to BN cybertroopers to avoid lawsuits as they cross swords with their Pakatan Rakyat counterparts in the run-up to the general election.
Alternatively, Kamalanathan told the BN volunteers that they could reword their sentences differently.
"Just say, 'In my opinion, I think he is a gay' - I didn't say any names, did I say any names?
"I said 'in my opinion' - my opinion may be wrong, my opinion can be right, so can you sue me?" said the MP, who is a public relations practitioner.
The advice by the BN leader was part of a sneak peek given to KiniTV at the recently concluded BN Youth Cyber Team convention.
Meanwhile, Umno Youth new media unit chief Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz told KiniTV that the cybertroopers under his direction were loyal to facts, but he had no control over independent pro-BN bloggers who may use methods not condoned by him.
"They may be pro-government but their approach may be different from us," he said.
For more, watch KiniTV video.
