UMNO: THE GUARDIAN ANGEL OF CORRUPTION?

The corrupt will remain corrupt and the Munafiqs will continue to live within our mist. It is therefore not inconceivable that UMNO and its bandwagon of corrupt and con-artist politicians have now chosen a path of no return and along with it its ever faithful coalition Barisan Nasional partners. The need to expunge UMNO/BN should now be further accelerated into higher gear, what more when the current regime subscribes to CORRUPTION as a way of life, so much so that … in fact it looks like without corruption there won’t be any life in BN / UMNO.

Corruption has in recent days been the hottest topic among most Malaysians, from all walks of life. Most glaring of course is the nomination of Tan Seri Isa Samad as the UMNO/BN candidate in the up-coming Bagan Pinang by-election. Nomination has been set for the 3rd October, while polling will be on the 11th October 2009. It appears that one of the pre-requisite for a person's candidacy in UMNO is having a corrupt background.

I asked an UMNO stalwart in Sabah what was his opinion on the party's choice of this highly-corrupted candidate for the by-election and his response was, "UMNO sudah hilang akal dan halatuju, bikin tak serupa cakap"(UMNO has lost its direction, it doesn't practice what it preaches).When pressed further if he would continue his struggle with UMNO he responded,"Kita cari makan dulu,bila Pakatan Rakyat jadi kerajaan,baru kita lompat,itu cara berpolitik"(We need to survive,when the Opposition becomes the government,then we jump,that's politics).I only have this to say to such unscrupulous brain dead politicians,Munafiqs of the highest degree,stay put and rot in hell.

The earlier rhetoric about UMNO having “to change or be changed” is now proven to be nothing more than just “cockatoo- talk,” to put it in the local vernacular. UMNO is beyond reform and that includes their coalition, Barisan Nasional. In fact, going by what’s happening one could say “UMNO is beyond repair or redemption.”

Malaysia, under the current regime UMNO/BN has been plagued by unresolved and serious issues that have tarnished the credibility and sovereignty of our country once acclaimed as the country of opportunities, both for domestic employment and foreign investment. Questions are still on the high note as to the controversies surrounding the murder of Altantuya Sharribu, the death of A.Kugan while in the custody of the police, the "mysterious" death of Teoh Beng Hock (really 9-storey fall?), the continued denial syndrome of the UMNO/BN government on the actual date on the formation of Malaysia (historically blind or failed primary school arithmetic?), the on-going investigation by Hong Kong's ICAC on the money laundering activities of Sabah's Chief Minister Datuk Musa Aman and now how a former Menteri Besar found guilty of Money Politics and Corruption can still be endorsed as a candidate in the up-coming by-election.

I wouldn’t have been the least surprised if members of the United Nations were giggling when Foreign Minister Datuk Anifah Aman had the cheek to stand before the assembly with his 1MALAYSIA slogan.


Is Anifah Aman aware that Malaysia's global corruption- index now lies in 47th position - among the most corrupted countries in the world? Perhaps he should have also included in his maiden speech that UMNO/BN encourages corruption as evidenced in the choice of the candidate for Bagan Pinang – simply put - In Malaysia the Government is above the law or rather the Government is the law.