Showing posts with label Wakil Rakyat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wakil Rakyat. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2009

Insinuation, Allegation, Charged & Guilty

There are two word that came to mind when I saw the picture of the corrupt UMNO Youth leader in TheStar today (04 April 2009), insinuation and allegation.

According to thefreedictionary.com, insinuation is "an indirect or devious hint or suggestion".  The same online dictionary defined allegation as "a formal accusation against somebody (often in a court of law)".

There have been countless insinuations of politicians being corrupt.  Whether they are from the ruling party or from the opposition, the insinuations are many.  However, not many of these insinuations are translated into "allegations".  And even a smaller number are actually charged and found guilty by the court of law or some form of tribunal.

Before the 2009 UMNO Election, there have been numerous insinuation that Khairy Jamaluddin Abu Bakar or more famously known as "KJ" is a corrupt UMNO member and leader.  Most of these insinuations were never translated into allegations.  They remained as "talks", nothing more nothing less.

The UMNO Election 2009 was the turning point where some of the insinuations were translated into allegations.  KJ was "tried" by UMNO Disciplinary Committee and was found guilty of corrupt practices. 

Effectively some insinuations were escalated into allegations that were further escalated into "charges" and finally given a guilty verdict by the very tribunal of his own party, UMNO.

I cannot fathom, for the life of me, a guilty person be allowed to contest in an election. No disqualification, just a warning letter is sufficient?  By doing that UMNO has shot itself in the foot and the wounds and scar will never be healed at least until KJ is booted out of UMNO.

Najib has to bear in mind that all his efforts (including but not limited to his 1Malaysia concept) would come to a nought if KJ remains with UMNO.  UMNO/BN may still win the next general election but with lower majority.  Maybe a 55% seat in Parliament, at best.

Najib must realise this and act accordingly if he hopes to revive support for UMNO/BN and not be placed in history as the first Malaysian PM to be seated on the "opposition side".

I felt deep disgust, anger and sadness whenever I see or hear of KJ.  To me he is a living symbol of the corrupt, found guilty by his own party, that should charged in court.  His right to be a "wakil rakyat" should be stripped and the Rembau seat be made vacant.  

Hopefully he would be remembered as a CORRUPT LEGEND for eternity... 

A symbol of the DOUBLE STANDARDS prevalent in Malaysian politics, a symbol of UMNO's holier than thou attitude... 

A symbol of UMNO's arrogance and high handedness and all the negativeness...

For as long as KJ remains an UMNO Leader, UMNO IS A CORRUPT PARTY... 

UMNO, you have lost your right to champion the causes of your race, religion and country by condoning CORRUPT PRACTICES OF YOUR OWN LEADERS...

Friday, April 17, 2009

My Understanding of the Contract between the Rakyat and their Wakil...

I want my voted "Wakil" to serve the Rakyat and not the other way! 

Why should we elect our "Wakil" and be fearful of them? Respect them, YES i.e.only after they proved themselves worthy of our respect!

Why should we allow our "Wakil" to misuse our hard earned tax/zakat money to enrich a few? 

When a person offers him/herself as candidate in an election, there is an offer. So when the Rakyat votes a candidate, they accept his/her offer to serve. 

I am not a lawyer but I think, technically, there is a contract by the voted candidate to serve the Rakyat that voted him/her in. If those voted candidates fail to perform their promise, they are in breach with the contract of duty to the rakyat.

What happens then? Do we go to court and sue those who fail to fulfil their promise to serve us? Or do we, in the meantime, bite our tongue and wait till the next election to boot them out?

What do you think?