Lingam’s case have much to promote the DARKSIDE of judiciary institution.

How Sad when a person, whom you rely most to be your guardian, to protect you, to govern you, was chosen by in most corrupted way.

You are just required to have one simple boy, to drag the ex prime minister, the chief justice, well known lawyers, ministers, and political leaders to get down there, to clear up the vk lingam’s controversial videos regarding the arranged appointment of the former chief justice, Tun Ahmed Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim.

Wow. sounds impressive. a boy, can make up the whole problem and has put the country especially the judiciary institution into a stake of fear among us. he had shows us how a normal citizen, one lawyer, a normal one, could had arrange such conspiracy to select our chief justice?

What is left? they had slam down the independence judiciary constituent, make fool of constitution and humiliate judiciary institution. come on, even if this country had nothing left to be called as ‘clean’ nations, please please please do not did such thing to our judiciary mean especially in the appointment of chief justice.

How absurd, chief justice appointment was set up and arranged by certain people and particularly, have interest in it. its Malaysians pride and dignity. just imagine what other people think of us now?

In appointing someone who is vital as chief justice, it must be done in appropriate ways and must always be regarded as secret. Top national secret. but after all these days, i believe that the rakyat have lost their confidence towards the government.

And of course, it will affect the general election as well. discussing about election, it will be a tough fight this time. of course once again, we hope that none will affects the cleanliness process of the general election as Tan Sri Rashid’s services has been extended until he reaches his 66th.

As we move foward, a lot of false things take their part in this theater playing. there are many absurdity and corruptions happen day by day. we are totally out of control and let see what happens next.

Filed under: Judiciary, V.K Lingam