It clearly shows all the time that the Najib Abdul Razak administration is getting nervous over its own shadow. That perhaps explains the often rolled out reason, i.e. ‘security threat’ for every action taken against the public and or press people.

This crying ‘wolf’ seems to be really going too far and it only exposes the truth about the Bugis fleet that is now steering the nation’s future.

When the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s reporter and journalist were arrested, the reason given was ‘security threat’.

When ‘six members of Parti Sosialis Malaysia were arrested while on their way to a Bersih march’ (as pointed out rightly by Mariam Mokhtar), they were detained because of ‘security threat’.

And we also hear about the PM of Malaysia and his loyal deputy facing ‘threats’ from the notorious and deadly IS terrorists.

When the citizens apply for a permit to make their true concerns heard through a peaceful protest public rally, the denial to this request is also because of ‘security reasons’.

If those not aligned to the current leadership make any statements that go against the leadership or even questions the leadership in public, they too will be labeled as ‘threat to government’.

Threats, plain and endless threats. All these claims of ‘security threats’ and ‘threats to government’ and even the latest claims of ‘trying to topple the government’ notably mean one thing - that the Najib administration must be really fearing its own shadow.

Claim of ‘threats’ all too often by any government or its leaders is a sign of weakness and failure.

Someday the cries of ‘wolf’ will bring zero salvation. Believe it.