Evil Days Ahead! (reprise)

Sauron rules in Malaysia with his Inflamed Anus,

secret weapon against The Rakyat!

Portrait of an Umno supreme warlord

(in his bulletproof underwear)

Where the Judge is also the Executioner...

and awaits Orders from Above

Once they were men with human souls, but these 9 kings were seduced by Sauron's
Ring of Power... and they became the Ringwraiths, the Living Dead...

The Chief Prosecutor at Anwar's trial on a good hair day

Evil reigns triumphant in Sauronjaya...

but for how long more?

Judge says Saiful a ‘credible, truthful’ witness

By Shazwan Mustafa Kamal

May 16, 2011

KUALA LUMPUR, May 16 — There is a prima facie case in Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s sodomy charge as the accuser Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan is a credible witness, trial judge Datuk Mohd Zabidin Mohd Diah has ruled.

The High Court judge, in his decision today, quashed the defence team’s arguments in attacking Saiful’s credibility as the case’s star witness.

They had charged that Saiful had lied in open court, and charged that there were many loopholes in his testimony.

Mohd Zabidin had also decided that there was nothing “inconsistent” with the clinical findings by the doctors from Hospital Kuala Lumput (HKL) as well as government chemists who had taken DNA samples from Saiful and Anwar.

This is despite the defence’s repeated claims of possible contamination and degradation of material evidence by investigating officer ASP Jude Pereira.

“I found PW1 to be a credible witness, his evidence reliable.

[Read the rest of this sordid report here.]

A very dirty and very dangerous game!

[First posted 16 May 2011]

SAIFUL, YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

WE'RE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY, BOY!

Hmmm... you DO have a nice plump rump!

[First posted 4 February 2010]

THE CANADIANS WEIGH IN FOR ANWAR

Speak out for Anwar Ibrahim's sake

Anwar Ibrahim with Paul Martin, circa 1995

Politically motivated charges impede his vision of a democratic Malaysia

Paul Martin

From Thursday's Globe and Mail
Published on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010 5:35PM

Anwar Ibrahim is a former deputy prime minister of Malaysia. After having differences of opinion with prime minister Mahathir Mohamad in 1998, he was removed from office, charged with sodomy and corruption – charges condemned worldwide as an attempt to remove him from politics – and imprisoned for six years. After his release in 2004, he became the leader of a coalition of opposition parties that is successfully challenging the ruling coalition's power. Mr. Anwar has now been charged again with sodomy, a charge that has again been condemned worldwide.

I have known Mr. Anwar well since the period when we each served as finance ministers for our respective countries. He is deeply committed to democracy, justice and the rule of law. And I have watched with horror how he has been treated in Malaysia because of that commitment. His initial imprisonment was seen worldwide as politically motivated. Amnesty International regarded him as a prisoner of conscience, jailed for the non-violent expression of his political opinion. After his release in 2004, he redoubled his campaign, attracting thousands to his public rallies, with the result that the historic 2008 election returned an unprecedented number of opposition candidates to Parliament. He now poses a threat to the government in the next national elections, expected in 2013 – the real reason for the latest charge.

His trial, which began Feb. 2, is widely seen as not meeting international standards for a fair trial. The former Anwar political aide who is making the sodomy accusation was reportedly seen with leading ruling coalition figures prior to the filing of the charge; Mr. Anwar's lawyers have been denied access to vital prosecution documents; and the trial has been transferred to a higher court whose judges are seen as linked to the ruling coalition's main party. It is small wonder that Michael Danby, chair of Australia's parliamentary subcommittee on foreign affairs, has charged that Malaysia's legal system is being manipulated to drive Mr. Anwar out of politics. Mr. Danby has said that Asian democrats were “flabbergasted” by the charges and that “everyone in Malaysia, and everyone in the international legal community, knows that Anwar is innocent of these charges.”

The presence of so many foreign embassies attending Mr. Anwar's show trial is a clear expression of international concern. This is an issue on which the world must speak out.

If his country is to take its place among the progressive nations of the world, it is crucial that the politically motivated charge against Mr. Anwar be dropped and that he be free to pursue his vision of a democratic Malaysia, properly respectful of human rights and international law.

Paul Martin is former prime minister of Canada.

Canadian Parliament in Ottawa

To: Datuk Seri Najib Razak
Prime Minister of Malaysia
Federal Government Administration Centre
Bangunan Perdana Putra
62502 Putrajaya
Malaysia

cc: His Excellency Selwyn Vijayarajan Das
High Commissioner for Malaysia
60 Boteler Street
Ottawa, Ontario K1N 8Y7


Dear Prime Minister

We, the undersigned members of the Parliament of Canada, respectfully express our concern about the current trial of former Deputy Prime Minister Dr Anwar Ibrahim, now an opposition leader. We write in the knowledge of the longstanding friendly relationship between our two countries and trust that our petition will be accepted in that light.

We are concerned about the charges of sodomy against Dr Anwar, which appears to be a repetition of the sodomy conviction against him some 12 years ago. The conviction, which led to his six-year imprisonment as a prisoner of conscience, was seen worldwide at that time as politically motivated and, as such, caused serious damage to Malaysia's reputation. We are anxious that such damage not be repeated. Reports, however, strongly suggest that the current sodomy charges against Dr Anwar, lodged following his re-election to Parliament and major electoral gains by his party, are again a ploy to remove him from political life.

We therefore urge that all charges against Dr Anwar be dropped. Such a decision by your administration will, we believe, restore international respect for your premiership and for Malaysia's judicial system. We note that our Australian parliamentary colleagues have similarly expressed their concern and requested an end to this trial.

Again, we stress that our petition is submitted with respect and amity towards Malaysia.

Signed,

The following Canadian Members of Parliament of the Bloc Quebecois and New Democratic Party signed:

Gilles. Duceppe (Leader, Bloc Quebecois)
Franciine Lalonde (Bloc Quebecois Foreign Affairs spokesperson)
Louis Plamondon
Andre Bellavance
Johanne Deschamps
Mario Laframboise
Gerard Asselin
Paule Brunelle
Yvon Levesque
Meili Faille
Luc Malo
Christian Ouellet
Serge Cardin
Guy Andre
Diane Bourgeois
Pascal-Pierre Paille
Nicolas Dufour
Robert Vincent
Monique Guay
Carole Lavallee
Richard Nadeau
Marc Lemay
Yves Lessard
Claude Bachand
Roger Pomerleau
Raynald Blais
Claude Guimond
Eve-Mary Thai Thi Lac
Josee Beaudin
France Bonsant
Nicole Demers
Maria Mourani
Serge Menard
Luc Desnoyers
Jean Dorion
Jean-Yves Laforest
Carole Freeman
Robert Carrier
Bernard Bigras
Thierry St-Cyr
Christiane Gagnon
Claude DeBellefeuille
Michel Guimond
Pierre A. Paquette
Wayne Marston
Paul Dewar
Yvon Godin
Bill Siksay
Tony Martin
Chris Charlton
Claude Gravelle
Denise Savoie
Megan Leslie
Fin Donnelly
Don Davies
David Christopherson
Nathan Cullen
Irene Mathyssen
Dennis Bevington
Peter Stoffer
John Rafferty
Bruce Hyer
Malcolm Allen
Linda Duncan
Peter Julian
Alex Atamanenko
Jack Harris
Patrick Martin
Olivia Chow
Joseph Comartin
Libby Davies
Jean Crowder

SAIFUL, YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

WE'RE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY, BOY!

Hmmm... you DO have a nice plump rump!

NO-WIN FOR NAJIB

Malaysiakini | 5 July 2009

"If Anwar goes to jail, the opposition will be stronger because Anwar will be seen as a martyr."

The United States and Amnesty International have raised concerns over the charges against Anwar, who in his first trial was brought to court with a black eye after a vicious beating from the police chief.

The earlier charges emerged after he challenged veteran ruler Dr Mahathir Mohamad. The latest allegations followed the landmark polls that give him an excellent chance of victory in the next general election.

Many Malaysians, weary of political dirty-tricks and corruption in the justice system, believe the affair is a ploy to sideline Anwar and distract attention from an unpopular government and a looming recession.

A survey last year found just 11 percent of Malaysians believed the accusations that Anwar sodomised Mohamad Saiful Bukhari Azlan, who was then a 23-year-old volunteer at his office.

Anwar: A deeply flawed case

Anwar, 61, spent six years in jail until 2004 when the nation's highest court overturned the sodomy conviction. After a few years of recuperation he emerged to build the most successful opposition force the country has seen.

He is the undisputed glue in the Pakatan Rakyat, an alliance of three unlikely partners - his own multiracial PKR party, the conservative Islamic party PAS, and the liberal Chinese-based DAP.

Contrary to fears the opposition could spin apart if Anwar is convicted and jailed, leading Southeast Asia academic Bridget Welsh said that at least initially it could galvanise its supporters and give it a sense of unity.

"But the issue is long term, it's the question of who would then lead the opposition and that raises certain types of questions," she said, including the issue of which party should come out on top.

Anwar says the case against him is deeply flawed, and remains defiant about his prospects and that of his party.

"There is no question of the Pakatan Rakyat continuing, surviving. It will continue to defend the rights of the people and challenge the government, gaining strength from any conviction made against me," he told AFP last week.

"In fact I think a conviction against me will enrage a lot of people," he said. "I am ready for all eventualities and prepared to face attacks - expect the best and prepare for the worst."

Anwar's first trial was full of drama, lurid testimony, and headline-grabbing incidents including one when a mattress supposedly stained with semen was hauled into the courtroom.

The current hearing, which begins on Wednesday and is expected to last at least several weeks, is likely to get off to a slow start with legal argument over evidence and a defence motion to strike out the charges altogether. - AFP

WE KNOW YOU'RE NO MAMA'S BOY, JIBBY.

YOU'VE SHOWN US IN PERAK YOU CAN PLAY ROUGH.

NOW LET'S SEE YOU DO SOMETHING SMART FOR A CHANGE.


DROP THE CASE.

IT WILL BE FAR LESS EMBARRASSING FOR ALL OF US

... INCLUDING YOU!

Malaysian Institute of Advanced Sodomology

Faculty of the Malaysian Institute of Advanced Sodomology

L-R: Mahathir Mohamad (patron), Musa Hassan (proctor), Daim Zainuddin (purser), Naif Ton Rasa 

(vice-chancellor), Gani Patail (dean), Shafee Abdullah (professor emeritus)

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