“Setiakawan” Confronts A Wrong Man – Too Bad

When people critizise Dr.M for his failure to uphold the democracy in this country, I can take that. But when you tell me that Pak Lah has done something to this country, no way. Something? Uh come on. I have been drawing a line and distinguish myself between “Berani Berubah” and “Setiakawan” team before. But now, seems like I am now a “Berani Berubah” boys huh?

I don’t really have that angry feelings to smack Pak Lah down. Because I still have mercy on him. And I know Pak Lah personally. I even spoke with KJ and asked him about his brand-new camera phone during tahlil at Pak Lah’s house  in Bukit Bellamy on 2003. I don’t want to tear this relationship. Pak Lah is old and after the retirement announcement, I have pull off my hand-break. Just because I don’t want to crumble on the mud. For me, we are now zero-zero and debt-freed. Pak Lah has decided to step down and that is fair enough.

I am quite sure that we all know whats the meaning of “Jangan tegakkan benang yang basah“. It means don’t say its right when it has been proven to be wrong. Im now joining Singh and IKS to label them as the “Setiakawan” joker boys. So much of “Setiakawan” until they brazen out a wrong person.

So this chap has induced me to the war. Wenger JK (The emotional blogger) has no idea on what he was doing. But I am not doing that. Like Ondastreet says, we call for the statistic. Nothing personal. Here we go then.

The worsening crime rates, with 6.7 women were raped and 1.65 persons murdered daily in the last 2 years compared with 4 women raped and 1.5 persons murdered daily in 2003 is another another flop of the Abdullah premiership of the past 48 months – in the company of other failures such as worsening corruption, falling public service delivery standards, decline in educational quality, and fall in FDIs.

When Abdullah announced the establishment of a Royal Police Commission in his second month as the 5th Prime Minister, he held up hopes to the long-suffering public that the worsening crime problem in the country where Malaysians have lost the freedom from crime and the fear of crime in the streets, public places and the privacy of their homes would at long last be addressed with an efficient, incorruptible, professional world-class police service.

Moreover, at the press conference after announcing the Royal Police Commission proposal in his speech to 300 police officers, including police commissioners, state police chiefs, General Operations Force brigade commanders and commandants on December 29, 2003, Abdullah referred specifically to the reducing crime rate from 167,173 cases in 2000 to 156,469 in 2001 and 149,042 in 2002.

Is Abdullah aware that since his premiership and his personally helming both the Internal Security Ministry and Finance Ministry, the crime rates had been on an unchecked increase from 156,315 in 2003 to 156,455 in 2004, leaping to 198,017 in 2005 and making another jump to 225,836 in 2006?

New Straits Times report “Crime rate up 15 per cent”, citing as the crime index of 171,604 in 2005 and 198,622 in 2006 as this is very different from the crime index statistics of 198,017 for 2005 and 225,836 for 2006, as given by the Royal Malaysian Police website.

Why had the crime index jumped from 156,315 in 2003 when Abdullah became Prime Minister to 225,836 in the last 2 years – a huge jump of some 45% instead of the reverse? What a disgrace to the Prime Minister for having these statistics being exposed by an infamous blogger.

Do you want to know why?

1. Pak Lah TIDUR. Menantu tolong sorongkan bantal.
2. The failure of Abdullah’s team to manage and allocate the resources.
3. 4th floor is now the Prime Minister de facto office.
4. The people are starving and many of them are depressed.
5. They bare several debt and jobless. No money to pay the Bank.
6. So they break the bank, and rob people.
7. Snatch – have you heard this crime before under Mahathir’s administration?
8. Rip off the ATM Machine – First time in criminal history, under Abdullah Badawi.
9. Cops and Army stole handphones – Didn’t you pay them enough salary, Pak Lah?
10. Rape, Murder and Burn (some cases they use C4) – really that happened during Tun M’s reign?
11. Tsunami, earthquakes, and landslide – Wow, Allah must be really mad at you, Pak Lah.
12. First time BN without 2/3 majority in Parliament – Rakyat warn you, Pak Lah.
13. Too much of “Ku Cari Damai Abadi”, Pak Lah. Too much.
14. Dr.M is a father of corruption? Well guess what, he has his apprentice now.

Wenger JK told us that our economy is performing unwell during Mahathir premiership. He left this country with bad economic reputation or maybe no money left in the bank account. Then how did Pak Lah reach the Trillion Budget record? Where did he get the money? Wenger gave to him, maybe. Now lets ask Wenger, Where did the Trillion Ringgit goes? What happen to the ECER, NCER, SABAH CORRIDOR and SARAWAK CORRIDOR? Pathetically, where the hell is the ROYAL POLICE COMMISSION?

I dont want to continue the fight. If I were to expose everything, I will no longer enjoying my “freedom” of speech and Writtenbyhim would have been shut down in the next morning. This is just a piece of my revelation, since there are lot of bags of stories in my pockets. But I am a Muslim, and this is not what I want by being a Muslim. Islam doesn’t teach you to disgrace others.

If my blog is as popular as Pete’s Malaysia Today, I would have been arrested and charged for defaming the Prime Minister and his son-in-law. If my blog is as influencial as Rocky’s Rockybru, I will make hundreds of Pemuda delegates to rundown Khairy and vote Mukhriz for the highest post. I couldn’t understand why people always believe on what he likes, rather than being a neutral person and say its right when its right, or say its wrong when its wrong.

The moral of the story – Don’t become a blind sucker, you may suck something which you don’t like and please stop playing Islam HADHORI if you are BADAWI.

Teruskan TIDUR, Setiakawan teruskan menjadi badut dan hiburkan kami. Kerana kami BERANI BERUBAH.

I can’t say anything, Wenger. You made me flaunt the sword. We call now a war.

Filed under: Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, KJ, Tun Dr.Mahathir Mohamad