Tolong! Please Do Not Bring Mohammed Hassan To Singapore

I read about the "S'porean a bomb-maker linked to Mas Selamat".

I also read about "Nabbed S'porean suspect a 'deputy' of Mas Selamat".

Whatever happens, please I repeat, please do not bring Mohammed Hasan home to Singapore. Let him be and let him stay in Indonesia.

Let's eat the humble pie for once and let the experts in Indonesia do what they are good at. Let's face it. The Indonesians are good at capturing. We are good at letting prisoners escape! Let's not have a repeat broadcast of the Mas Selamat saga. The kind Indonesians caught Mas (Gold) and give him to Wong Kang Seng on a silver platter. Then . . . the magic . . . the escape!

I strongly urge our rulers to please forgo the one-upmanship of demanding the extradition of the alleged bomb-maker, Mohammed Hasan. Though I'm not too crazy about him, I do not wish to have the pie thrown at Wong Kan Seng's face again. Especially when he keeps throwing it at himself! So please, save everybody the embarrassment and don't "kay kiang". Can? Please?

SODOMY OR DEFAMATION?









I'm surprised by the generosity of Straits Times' spread on the Anwar/Najib affair these few days. The juicy pages dedicated to the politics up north are as good and plenty as the caring, feel-good news we get like GST Rebates, WorkFare, Youth Olympics and other wool-over-the-eyes goodies which our print media love to bring to the attention of its readers.

Why did we not get as much coverage when Chee siblings were battling it out in court with the Lees on the damages on the defamation case? Why were the exciting exchanges that took place in court not published for the benefits of the readers compared to the arrows flying between Anwar and Najib?

Or is sodomy more interesting than defamation? Or is the grass so much juicier in the north that their politics deserve more pages of ST than our local politics? I do not know.

All I know is, when it comes to screwing the opposition, what sodomy is to Malaysia is defamation to Singapore . Or are they the same? The feeling of anguish, helplessness, hopelessness and agony of injustice?

The site here at tangtalk by Mr Tang Liang Hong will remind us of what he went through.







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