The Star, Sat 20-Sep
Here he's at it again, with his statements not befitting a person of high public standing, let alone a Minister, or the Home Minister, to be precise.
This is our very own Syed Hamid, making a mockery of himself and the Government, with such stupid statements:
- Police released Seputeh MP Teresa Kok from the Internal Security Act (ISA) detention as they were satisfied she was not a threat to public order.
- ...........her release from detention was not because police could not build up a case against her but because they were satisfied that she did not threaten national security.............. That was the principle behind her arrest and I believe that is also the reason why policy have decided to release Kok.
If she's not, why detain her in the first place? And released her after finding out that she was not.
Nevertheless, at long last I now have a clear understanding how ISA works.
- First, a person is suspected as a threat to national security.
- Detain her.
- Police intelligence investigates
- Found to be "clean"
- Release her.
- First, a person's life is being threatened
- Detain her
- Her life is no longer under threat (barely 20 hours later)
- Release her.
No wonder the resentment towards the BN Government is getting stronger each passing day if this is how you people in power invoke these draconian laws to silence off your political foes.
No wonder the call for a change in Government grows bigger and bigger, as the rakyat no longer trusts this BN Government.
No wonder more than 31 BN MPs are prepared to jump ship as they no longer have faith in this BN Government.
No wonder the rakyat is prepared to risk their future by accepting the Pakatan Rakyat, without knowing that the Pakatan Rakyat would fare better or worst, so long as the government of the day is not BN's.
No wonder the political tsunami hit the country as the rakyat couldn't bear another day under this absurd BN Government.
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