Stop the trouble-makers!
It's about time the authorities invoked the Internal Security Act (ISA) and swung into action. All this while, they have given the trouble-makers too much leeway. I've been waiting for them to act ever since Anwar Ibrahim's supporters were led to riot when he was sacked. Thank God he was sacked. He could've plunged our country into a major financial crisis with his stupid fiscal policies in cohorts with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
In hindsight, that idiot really could've caused the country to go into a deep recession and most of us could've lost our jobs. Who needs a pretender and a manipulator to be our prime minister. How thick skinned he is, that he wants to sit on the PM's chair. He even constructed six large bedrooms in Putrajaya and dared to call it Mahathir's 'Palace'. Such hypocritic and greedy people should not be allowed to gain power. Now his true colors are shining through and it glaringly shows that he is a confirmed rotten apple.
We should thank Mahathir for acting the way he did. He was our savior, many times indeed. His record speaks for itself. Only those who are born losers do not want to acknowledge them.
The authorities must not be afraid to act. Any action must be swift, effective and thoroughly thought over. We are responsible for our own country's well-being. I demand a peaceful surrounding and the freedom to earn a decent living. Don't ever let them wreck it.
Who cares what the critics or the foreign media or their leaders say - they can write what they want. They can say what they want. They can shout what they want. They can pull their hairs in frustration if they want. They can protest and jump off their tall buildings if they want. They can also sleep with our traitors and liwat (sodomise) them if they want.
But our present leaders have done a very good job running the country well. No country or society in the world is perfect. The oppositionists bring up all sorts of so-called problems is as if they can do better. Nobody can do any better than our current government, what with their effective solutions to lift our country out of the financial crisis not so long ago.
I urge the authorities to act tough and arrest more under the ISA. If need be, they can build more detention camps nationwide to accommodate every arrest. Some may condemn the ISA but who cares what they say. They are only armchair critics.
I say we use the ISA more and to safeguard our peace. If the oppositionists are in the same situation, they would use them anyway. They are the mothers of all schemers, conspirators, planners and manipulators. Remember, they manipulated public opinion when they suggested that someone might inject the HIV virus on him, and there were the DNA test and the food poisoning conspiracy, too.
What about the conspiracy to put him in the PM's chair, to spread lies in mosques and ceramahs , to go abroad to obtain foreign help to bring down the country, to intimidate the police force and accuse them of brutality, and to use Suhakam to further their cause.
Suhakam is a disgraceful body and biased towards the opposition. All the talk about being a Barisan Nasional man and a government member is a smokescreen. They seem to practice selective human rights. Like why they did not protest when the VIP prisoner was given such a big comfortable prison cell when the other prisoners are housed in twos or more in one cell? Don't they know that in prison everybody is equal?
Why they did not protest when the reformasi activists disrupted the peaceful outings of the good people? Don't they have rights to a peaceful existence?
Why they did not protest when the demonstrators disrupted the business community from earning a decent living? Why they did not protest when the demonstrators forced the good people of our police force to cancel their holidays, leave and family gatherings to maintain law and order? Why they did not protest when four busloads of BN supporters were held hostage against their will? Why they did not protest when the opposition used intimidating tactics on the good people during the by-elections so much so that they couldn't vote peacefully?
Is it that other peoples' human rights are not important or non-existent just because they did not make a big fuss out of it?
If so, then Suhakam is a bird-brained body of so-called qualified people supporting the opposition. This is not surprising because everybody knows that chairperson Musa Hitam has a grudge on Mahathir - remember the speech he made in Hong Kong, many many years ago after he resigned as the DPM? He is not fit to sit in Suhakam; get him outta there!
I urge the police force to hammer the protesters and demonstrators any which way they want. They have the right to use force on trouble-makers if they do not want to disperse or are provoked. They are only human.
Do not be afraid of being labelled brutal. Do not be afraid of Suhakam or the critics. They can take comfort that the police forces of foreign countries are even more brutal. When the oppositionists are faced with the same situation, they will also be brutal.
Get the trouble-makers out of my sight!

