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A Question of Anwar?

July 6, 2008 |

6 Comments so far

1. Idi Amin Najib, Imelda Rosmah, Mugabe Khairy, Sang Kancil Badawi on July 7, 2008 11:21 pm

   Sex and the C4

   Sodomy is a useful word
   recently said and heard,
   in Malaysian homes and offices
   it’s all about famous orifices.
   What is going on, you wonder
   when Bala steals the thunder,
   finger pointing the magic word
   to the delight of a horny herd
   Organs united, names forgotten?
   VIPs are really rotten
   Saiful he knows and did not know
   doubts about Aminah begin to grow
   of whose loose lips he was afraid
   but liked her other end instead;
   of course he knew it wasn’t right
   but it felt so good and tight!
   You could not hump like Greeks
   the Hindenburg’s fat cheeks;
   what her hubby found so succulent
   was making Rosmah trucculent.
   And so she thought, the time was due
   for a nice Mongolian barbecue.
   Enter the analyst, not so anal,
   who found the girl too banal;
   fearing supernatural harm
   from her juicy feminine charm,
   he hired Bala straightaway
   to keep the honeytrap at bay
   but private dicks were of no match
   for Aminah’s superlative snatch
   and now that Najib had had his fill,
   he would not share the till;
   right after the submarine deal,
   Aminah’s fate he would seal.
   Now Rosmah had one idea
   on how to kenakan dia
   “Let’s bomb the bombshell,
   let’s send her to hell.”
   Thus perished the hapless beauty
   after translation and booty duty;
   now Rosmah’s ass was happy
   until one blogger got yappy;
   this Hindenburg nearly caught fire
   yet to sue she has no desire.
   But Najib’s part in this murder
   will travel much further;
   despite his media actions
   and one or two retractions,
   some questions will remain
   a big part of his bane–
   how did Altantuya really die?
   and why did he have to lie?
   Did he pay off Bala savvily,
   or threaten to C4 his family?
   What acts could be more despised?
   With his money, we’re not surprised;
   after all, he’s such a bully beast,
   to him and him alone, at least,
   magic words that cannot apply–
   are useful for making rivals die.

2. MZZainal on July 16, 2008 11:48 pm

   I do agree with you mate. The best thing at this point of time is to remove ourselves from the cesspool of decline, and move forward. I don’t believe the other politicians are able to manage the country better than Anwar. Anyway its not the individual that counts, the Rakyat & our country are more important.

3. abln on July 18, 2008 4:40 pm

   Theoretically, there are 2 possible options as to who can better take this country forward: BN or Pakatan. At the rate things are going, no-one can do a worse job than BN. I’d rather take my chances with Pakatan anytime - with or without Anwar.

4. MZZainal on July 19, 2008 2:41 pm

   BN has already commit political suicide with the elections.

   Pakatan is the best bet for the nation.

5. Antares on July 29, 2008 9:16 pm

   It never ceases to amaze me when perfectly intelligent folk keep parroting unoriginal notions acquired from gossip and loose talk over a few beers. How many times have I been told by those supposedly in the know that “Anwar can’t be trusted. He’s a chameleon.” I mean… look at the bunch of utter nincompoops strutting around the corridors of power today, archetypal Umno stereotypes like Abdullah Badawi, Najib Razak, Syed Hamid Albar, Muhammad Muhammad Taib,and Khir Toyo… DO YOU TRUST THESE CREATURES??? They can’t even speak without sounding like robots or reading from scripts! Anwar is human and passionate and you can sense a burning intelligence in his eyes.
   Okay, so his oratorical gift makes him a potential Hitler. But look who painted Hitler’s postwar portrait to make him look like Evil Incarnate… that’s right, the Khazarian Illuminati controlled media funded by Machiavellian bloodlines like the Rothschilds and Rockefellers. My point is: Anwar Ibrahim, unlike other DPMs, refused to yield to Mahathir’s awesome might; he fought back when he could have resigned and taken up a diplomatic or academic post abroad… and then returned quietly to the Umno fold like Musa Hitam. On September 2nd, 1998, Anwar Ibrahim underwent a radical transformation from Umno bigwig to political renegade- he literally took on the mantle of a messianic cult hero when Malaysia urgently required one. I[’ve watched him closely since his sacking and subsequent arrest - and he has performed impeccably as a spiritual warrior and icon of righteous resistance. Over 6 years of incarceration Anwar maintained his dignity, focus, and humanity - and that’s when the beautiful, strong women in his life came to the fore. No man who has seen his wife and daughter go through so much on his behalf would ever behave like a male chauvinist pig; he would have a healthy respect for the feminine principle. This is what I see in Anwar and that is why I have publicly hailed him as Malaysia’s best hope at this crucial juncture in our political evolution. Anwar has every quality that marks him as a man of destiny. I trust him as much as I trust myself - and because I fear him not, I would walk up to him and tell him to his face if ever I felt he was
   turning into a tyrant. As the victim of the Mother of All Tyrants, Anwar would never want to go down that ignominious road.

6. Implosion on July 31, 2008 1:28 pm

   That’s true.
   I come a few Malaysian websites for this one for hope. Fight against the BN machine.