Roger Mitton – An Anwar Ibrahim Fan Club Cheer Leader

The Pakatan Rakyat fans have been all excited since this morning, spending their office time, if they are working that is, tweeting and updating their Facebook that a certain Western journalist Roger Mitton has written a story in the Phnom Penh Times that Najib Tun Razak met Altantuya in Paris.

Many young Malaysians, especially the brain fried Pakatan Rakyat supporters, have never heard of Roger Mitton but this former correspondent of the now defunct Asiaweek magazine has always dedicated himself to promoting Anwar.

When he was in Kuala Lumnpur as a correspondent, this portal has been informed, Mitton was always in the company of the Dear Sodomist.  His numerous apple polishing pieces of Anwar included  “Power Play: When Will Anwar Succeed Mahathir” in the Oct 25, 1995 issue and “Asean Loses Critic Anwar” in the Sept 18, 1998 issue.

You just have to do a search to find the long list of praises that Mitton has heaped on Anwar. He probably dreamed of Anwar at night.

The failed journalist has now ended up working for a low circulation newspaper in Cambodia and is probably putting his bets on Anwar, hoping that Pakatan Rakyat will come into power and that he would get a media consultant job.

In his latest venom, Mitton has claimed that Najib met Altantuya in Paris – the kind of spin you hear from psychos like Tian Chua.

But Mitton should know better – show the evidence. That’s the cardinal rule of journalism.  He has not been able to back his claim, relying on hear say to attack the PM.

That’s not journalism but pure lies, in the same standard as Malaysiakini. He may have heard it from “his sources” – Tian Chua?

Tian Chua, as many of us recalled, was once caught circulating a badly doctored picture of Najib and Altantuya.

Although he was caught red-handed, he has amazingly managed to continue projecting himself as a righteous and principled PKR MP talking of the truth and accountability.

Roger Mitton, show us the evidence, produce it! Allegations are easy. Show to the whole world the proof, then we will believe you – and not just the lapping dogs of Pakatan Rakyat.

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70 Responses to Roger Mitton – An Anwar Ibrahim Fan Club Cheer Leader

  1. Alphard 15 says:

    Chua Soi Lek told Kong Cho Ha to give free to Liow Tiong Lai. So now they think JPJ is their grandfather’s company. And Tengku Mahkota was quick to whack when Nizar commented that RM500k was better spent elsewhere. But now the Chinese warlord got it free, and TMJ so quiet. And the NGOs supposed to be fighting for the Sultan’s cause..why so quiet? Go and show your buntut to JPJ.

    • Ah Beng Kia says:

      Alphard, perhaps u r not aware that Ministers are given certain privileges and that includes entitlement to a car registration number of their choice. So whats the fuss here.

      • Joke of the day says:

        “numbers to me are not important what is more important is service to the people ” – Liow Tiong Lai

        • Why? says:

          How smart is LTL? Lies again lies? Both the MCA leaders already abuse power? Where is MACC and PDRM? Where is transparency? Where is the equality? Where is Najib’s “Rakyat didahulukan”? All are BN lies?

          • Syamsul Bohsia says:

            LTL is more powerful than Sultan Johor in the opinion of Transport Ministry. Why Perkasa is quiet on this matter?

    • dugo says:

      haiya apek, why you complain about CSL, KCH, LTL over 24k maa? no matter how bad they are, you are not going to vote MCA maa. You are going to vote Pakatan anyway, no matter how corrupt and racist they are.

      Whatever good MCA do, you never appreciate their contribution. But what bad about the racist DAP you keep quiet or spin like cacing.

      About NGOs fighting for Sultan’s cause, did you defend the Sultan too? And yes, if this LTL is corrupt about 24k, sure we whacked him too. But did you whack Anwar and latest Azmin’s proven 10M, 30M corruption scandal? or still asking for proof when involve Pakatan leaders?

      Lu reli hypocrite la, go and show buntut to Anwar.

      • Saiful says:

        Malaysians WERE united, friendly and good natured people UNTIL Mahathir took over the reign. To perpetuate his position, he reverted back to the British colonial system of ‘divide and rule’ so he could rob the national wealth with impunity. The gullible Malays supported him, UMNO B who benefited greatly supported him, the Chinese, Indians and Mamaks with close political cables supported him. Then there were the ordinary Malaysians who reluctantly supported him because Mahathir used the ghost of May 13 to frighten them. that is the reason he could stay in power for 22 years! Also, it is all thanks to Mahathir that big time corruption in UMNO B and the BN govt. has become a culture. Today, Malaysia is on the way to join Greece and if Malaysians don’t wake up NOW, throw the present UMNO B / BN govt. out, the future generations will suffer. Our women folks will work as maids in Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore …. our men will have to become construction workers and be called malaichai by the banglas. Agree????????

        • Abduh says:

          Saiful’s style of thinking reminds me of my past and present Chinese buddy way of thinking and opinions. So loaded with doubtful facts but promoting them as the real thing. You must be a novice in the cybertroopers recruits. Ho..ho must have missed something said during the orientation exercise. Your arguments were full of holes and it shows! By the way, no saifuls know how to use the malaichais word except for a pure chinks. Your cover is exposed, you racist chinese. Malulah sikit! Tak payah guna nama Islam if you are not! By the way May 13th 69 was started by the Dapigs if my short memory did not desert me.

          • dugo says:

            Jangan risau, komen apek saiful Komtar ini dah di copy paste dan isi ulang, ditabur merata2 tempat setiap kali mereka meroyan dengan topic yang mereka tak mampu dispute.

            If you realise, these DAP troopers mostly conment and copy paste repeatedly in English and use various Malay names. Sebab mereka tak reti sangat bahasa kebangsaan.

          • anoin says:

            Don’t their team leaders vet through the troopers posting?
            Particularly if its a newbie

        • Dave says:

          You need to go back to school, and learn your history. I have been here for 3 PM, from 94 til now. Dr. M was a damn good PM, and even my father-in-law whom supports DAP, agrees that the nation benefitted under him. Without UMNO/MCA this country would have never gotten its Independence as soon as it did. Since then what have they done that is so bad, do we not have world class infastructure? Telco? We could be a developed country if we truly wanted to, but we do not want to, as UN places to many santions on us that is unfair.
          For all the opp cybertroopers, are you not embarrassed that expat know more about your country than you?

        • Temujin says:

          Apek Saiful,

          Kalau nak tipu pun, kenalah pandai pakai fakta, jangan main hantam saja,
          Lu tau tak perbezaan antarja UMNO A dan UMNO B.. Lu kata UMNO B…UMNO B was led by Tengku Razaleigh, Pak Lah and Rais Yatim. UMNO A was led by Dr Mahathir, Anwar Ibrahim and Ghafar Baba.

          So which UMNO u are talking about. Next time jangan pakai nick Melayu, dari jauh we can smell pig in your blood.

          Anyway, you say Malaysia on the way to become Greece, ada fakta ke…

          In 1999, our economic almost collapse because of someone dream to become PM by following the stupid advices from IMF.Who was the saviour?

          Dr M whom your type like to ridicule n call him mamak?

    • Curios says:

      If Liow received the number plate for free, then how would JPJ explain to successful bidders for WWW, including the Sultan of Johor who paid up in full? It will make the public lose faith in RTD’s open tender process.

    • WWW 15 free? says:

      交通部长江作汉必须明确交代,除了其“党政同僚”即马华署理总会长兼卫生部长廖中莱的WWW 15 车牌是免费以外,陆路交通局还免费赠送了多少个车牌?

      一旦交通部长若行使权力豁免付费,将导致中央政府‘损失’多少钱?”

      江作汉早前对发生在其部门管辖下,涉及数以十亿令吉的丑闻完全保持缄默,却选择吹嘘竞标WWW 车牌,可为中央政府带来1千130万令吉的收入。

      • Yap Dong Zong says:

        Goggle translation:-

        Although MCA could be lying over this WWW15 issue, the opposition DAP with ultra kiasu chauvinist leaders like father Lim Guan Eng and son Lim Guan Eng are the bigger liars, and are robbing Penang all they could without the people realizing it.

        Do you know that Lim Guan Eng could be implicated in a Rainbow scandal?

        We could tell that DAP have instructed all their cybertroopers to create big issue over this WWW matter, and recently 130 troopers attended briefing.

  2. Shirly says:

    Western media can also be bought also la. Anwar has a war chest of hundreds of millions of ringgit funded by foreign sources. He has been using those funds to initiative many agenda to topple the government. It is known that the agent provocateurs at the Bersih gatherings were all paid. Needless to say much more.

    • Roy says:

      BN should stop giving ‘bribes’ disguised as aids to the people to win votes in elections. As this involves taxpayers’ money and it will naturally incur the wrath of the people.

      • kadir says:

        If the Govt continues giving “BR1M” to the rakyat and to make it a monthly affair, then we can really say that this is Country is a Welfare State, much like UK, Australia and elsewhere. Soon they will increase the personal income tax and impose GST to replenish the kitty. Good luck to all Malaysians.

        • Kong Kek Kuat says:

          Please refer to Pakatan Rakyat’s 2008 manifesto. It contains more bribes . What’s worse, it did not even deliver its own bribes. Just empty promises.

        • Anonymas says:

          So you’re saying that BN is doing a better job than PR’s “Negara Berkebajikan” bullshit?

          Ah, yes. I agree to that.

  3. Retired journalist says:

    Yes, I remembered this arrogant fella. He used to look down on local reporters with his mat salleh superiority. He was always jacking and licking Anwar Ibrahim. I thunk he was the one who often put Anwar on the Asiaweek cover. It didn’t help. I thought this Roger Mitton is long gone, retired maybe. Kononnya masih ada in Cambodia. Apa dia buat kat situ? Masih tak habis ampu Anwar. I ingat dia dah pencen tapi masih berdendam dalam hati nak hancur Malaysia. You are a real bangsat Roger.

    • bourne identity says:

      may old retired mat sallehs live in Cambodia sebab dapat cipuk muda. Maybe this mat salleh low class dapat cipuk lubang tahi young boys kot? I think so as his mentor is none other than maharaja juburi himself.

      • Well 7 says:

        Birds of a feather, flock together. Both of them are very close. Why is Anwar always oversea?? Asking investors to invest in Malaysia??? It is high time Pakatan fellows used their brain to think and not use them as seat covers.

  4. How can UMNO with three million members, five decades in power, a mile-long string of successes as claimed by their leaders, still be so unsure of when it is safe to hold the country’s 13th general election?

    No doubt, the party grassroots and warlords will point the finger back at Prime Minister Najib Razak, who is also the UMNO president. Some leaders will even defend him. It’s up to him, he’s boss, it is his prerogative. Yet the more critical ones will slam him – it’s his fault, he is to blame for having no confidence in himself and the people to return the UMNO-BN back to power for another 5 year mandate.

    But whether they take Najib’s side or go against him, a late GE-13 does no one nor the nation any good. The global economy is sinking and Asian stock markets are crashing. Adding political uncertainty to an already scary cocktail is not going to help. Worst still, for Malaysians to continue supporting a weak leadership unable to reform because of internal bickering within the ruling party itself, i.e. UMNO, is certain suicide.

    So, why is Najib is so apprehensive about GE-13. If the UMNO pundits are right, BN will still scratch together a small victory. It may not be as glamorous or flashy as Najib would like but a win is still a win. With his back to the wall, Najib should be thankful to get through with a pass rather than aim for flying colours such as winning two-thirds of the 222 seats in Parliament.

    Indeed, UMNO’s own internal polls show that Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim’s Pakatan Rakyat is likely to win 107 to 109 seats, which may trigger a hung Parliament and thence a mass exodus into the Pakatan, sealing the nation’s first regime change ever since obtaining independence from British rule in 1957.

    “UMNO must not take it for granted that money can buy everything. There are many BN leaders waiting to join us but in politics, timing is everything. They won’t do it until they clear it with their constituents,” PKR MP for Batu Tian Chua told Malaysia Chronicle.

    Indeed, even in the 12th general election held in 2008, Pakatan won more than half the popular vote but lost in terms of the number of seats due to gerrymandering of electoral boundaries by the past BN governments led by Mahathir Mohamad.

    Now that nearly 5 years have passed, and Pakatan has been able to show it can do the job of a good government as proven by the state administrations of Selangor and Penang, popular demand is expected to rest on the side of a regime change instead of being cautious and sticking with the status quo.

    GE-13 strongly touted to be in June this year, then shifted to July and later to September is again ‘blowing in the wind’. No one except the most gung-ho still imagine going to the ballot boxes in July. Najib himself put paid to speculation that GE-13 would be in September when he announced that the Budget 2013 would be brought forward and held on September 28.

    Speculation is now rife Najib may try to gain ‘extra advantage’ by holding GE-13 during the pilgrimage or haj season in October but that will backfire and anger Muslim voters as his predecessor Abdullah Badawi has warned with a pre-emptive salvo – albeit directed against the opposition rather than at Najib himself.

    “Don’t tell me the prime minister wants to hold the election then. He is also a Muslim,” Abdullah told reporters over the weekend.

    Yes, Abdullah’s warning – indirect as it was – is crystal clear. Najib, whose approval rating plunged to 65% from 69% after ordering ill-judged police attacks against the Bersih 3.0 rally goers during their April 28 sit-in for free and fair elections, does appear ‘lost’ and in need of ‘guidance’ from his predecessors.

    Najib is biting his nails, hoping for a period when the situation is good enough to hold the GE-13. But it looks like he may only be dreaming because that won’t happen, at least from now until March 2013 when the BN’s mandate expires and Parliament will have to be automatically dissolved.

    “The real issue is to clean up the electoral roll but Umno does not want to do it. Najib is looking for opportunities as to how to ensure his victory, which includes calling for election during the haj season. Najib knows that PAS supporters, many of them, would be away on the haj during that time,” PAS president and Marang MP Hadi Awang said over the weekend.

    Nothing that Najib has done thus far has really worked; from economic policies to social programs – it has all gone terribly wrong. Almost everything has gone wrong and he is now clinging to power with the help of former premier Mahathir Mohamad.

    At 86, Mahathir is now indisputably the most powerful ‘warlord’ or ‘power-broker’ in their party – able to influence who gets to become the next UMNO president at internal polls slated for later this year.

    According to BN critics, the people of Malaysia could actually live in peace in harmony much better without the interference or input of UMNO. Or to be more precise, to forever draw the curtains on its brand of abrasive politicking that champions the vested interest of its ruling elite first and foremost at the expense of the ordinary people.

    “UMNO is bad for the country as has been proven by the endemic corruption and plunder of wealth that the UMNO leaders are fighting hard to keep secret from the masses. When one power broker has the upper hand, he will rule according to his whim and fancy as Malaysia belongs to him and his family,” said an academic teaching political science at a local university. He asked not to be named.

    “UMNO will also be bad for Malaysia when there is no warlord powerful enough to control the party, thereby exposing the country to haphazard policies and meddling as the factions within UMNO jostle for space and authority within their own party.”

    How did this come about? Selfishness may well be the answer, according to pundits.

    They said the selfishness of top leaders such as Mahathir and Najib in keeping out talented newcomers has led to a situation where despite its claims of a 3 million membership, UMNO is basically a closed-door ‘old-boys’ club.

    Indeed, UMNO is about a core group of leaders who struck the political limelight during the 1960s and 70s and are now clinging on. They do appear to be trying their best to pass off their ‘inheritance’, i.e. their power and authority in the party, to their own kids and family.

    But times have changed and UMNO insiders themselves admit Najib has mismanaged the party and Malaysia so badly that his failures can no longer be tolerated or hidden. He has failed to understand that the simmering troubles in UMNO have ballooned and reached a stage whereby no one person manage these single-handedly – not even Mahathir.

    That’s right Mahathir won’t be able to save Najib. UMNO has had enough of Mahathir and for many of the large factions, the situation has reached a stage where it is ‘either us or them’ – with ‘them’ referring to Najib and Mahathir. The party is polarized – those siding Mahathir and indirectly Najib and those who blame the duo for plunging UMNO to its current abyss.

    So, while Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim and his Pakatan Rakyat remain an ever looming danger, Najib and Mahathir may get their just deserts from ‘internal sources’ instead of from external foes.

    Even so, Najib is still adamant and continues to stick to his agenda – emboldened by Mahathir ‘s support. Najib continues to ignore what is going on in UMNO and tries to focus on GE-13. Despite the strong warning from the Bersih 3.0 rally, he stubbornly carries on with the much-criticized use of the government machinery to win votes, distributing election goodies such as granting cash handouts to the people to blatant vote-buying and vote-rigging.

    BUT the people of Malaysia have changed with the times and Najib may not succeed despite all his attempts to secure a win by hook or by crook at GE-13. He can rig the results but will the people accept an outcome if it is obviously against their wishes and obtained by cheating.

    Looking at the hundreds of thousands of Malaysians who came to support Bersih’s call for clean polls, Najib and Mahathir would do better to forget about their ‘bright’ idea of trying to steal the people’s mandate by devious means.

    Mahathir too appears to have run out of fresh ideas on how to improve things in UMNO except to blame Badawi for all the party’s problems. Mahathir is not able to make UMNO strong and united. Deep in his heart, Mahathir knows that he is the one who has failed both UMNO and Malaysia. He even admitted it on several occasions. Sad to say, it is too late and the situation in UMNO is not reversible.

    Najib’s list of ‘winnable candidates’ for GE-13 has still not been finalized. The BN grapevine has it that each seat has at least two ‘winnable’ individuals and Najib – indecisive as ever – does not dare to make a final decision yet for fear of losing support from his own side.

    But no one in the list is willing to sacrifice for UMNO or BN. Like it or not, Najib will have to be the ‘bad guy’ and make a decision. For example, who can fill the shoes of the Selangor Menteri Besar if UMNO really manages to regain this prized trophy?

    There is also no certainty that UMNO-BN can win back the five states despite its mudslinging and onslaught against the Pakatan leaders. Instead, it is Pakatan which is very likely to make further inroads and may even win Terengganu, Perlis, Negeri Sembilan and Perak.

    Najib’s deputy Muhyiddin Yassin has also started to worry because the impending disaster for UMNO-BN is so clear for all to see except for Najib and his core group of advisers, who frankly have bungled on every major issue. Several prominent ex-civil servants and personalities have also joined the Pakatan. One can be sure that Pakatan will soon reveal the ‘dark secrets’ of the UMNO-BN leaders as they fight tooth and nail for the federal government.

    Mahathir’s son Mukhriz has been openly rejected by Kedah UMNO as the next Menteri Besar. What a slap in the face and a real warning for his dad, who behaves like the country’s de-facto prime minister, and for Najib who had hoped to secure Mahathir’s favor by giving Mukhriz the Kedah state government. Provided of course, UMNO can wrest it back from the Pakatan in the first place.

    Other signs of big trouble brewing include several top UMNO leaders announcing they will contest in seats other than in their traditional stronghold areas. What message are they sending Najib?

    UMNO is also troubled by the scandals involving their topmost leaders. No, the Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission’s declaring Wanita UMNO chief Shahrizat Jalil ‘innocent’ won’t give her back her lost credibility. The RM250million NFC corruption scandal still sticks out like a sore thumb and it is a certainty women members will show their displeasure over Najib’s double standards in this matter. For reasons best known to himself, Najib has insisted on standing by Shahrizat over the debacle involving her family.

    It does look like UMNO is a gone case and with the rest of the BN component parties also in disarray, pundits say Malaysians should wise up. There may be much more stability in a regime change than in sticking with a status quo that has already moved into IMPLOSION MODE!

    • EK says:

      “There may be much more stability in a regime change than in sticking with a status quo”

      First of all, ask yourself and answer honestly, is Malaysia present goverment a REGIME? you have not even lived in a regime-ruled country for a day, so puhlease for God sake, dont be a parrot and reiterate what other brainless people say. THINK.. use your brain, USE your braiinnnn…

      Im dead sure you have the freedom to go everywhere you want, do anything you wish, travel anywhere you want.. You can wake up in the morning, go out with yr family for breakfast at the mamak, order your favourite roti canai and teh tarik. Then hop to the mall to enjoy some quality time with your family; shopping enjoying a movie…. Have lunch with the family.. Then head home..
      If you can enjoy all the above, without any interruptions, then for God sake, You are not under a REGIME government lah!!!!

      Adoooiiiiiii… bosan lah dengan orang macam ni…

      • akuantiPAKATAN says:

        EK don’t hope this mentally retard cybertroopers Bicara Rakyat will answer or reply anything. And don’t waste your time trying to explain or to clarify anything. These bugger is not going to read cause they’ve been paid to cut and paste. Furthermore they are mentally retard and how can they read yet digest whatever you wrote.

      • Anonymous says:

        Kalau nak patuhi nilai murni, senang sahaja. Ikutlah prinsip-prinsip yang di lafazkan dalam RukunNegara yang UMNO yang sudah lupa…
        1) Kepercayaan kepada Tuhan – Ingat ada akhirat.Jadi bertaubat sebelum terlambat, jangan lupa Ketua Geng UMNO yang bernama MAMAKUTTY dan kuncu-nya .
        2) Kesetiaan Kepada Raja dan Negara – bukan memperalatkan institusi raja-raja Melayu. Jangan mempergadaikan negara demi keuntungan diri macam orang yang menjual rahsia negara kepada orang Perancis.
        3) Keluhuran Perlembagaan – Bukan tukar perlembagaan sesuka hati macam MAMAKUTTY.
        4)Kedaulatan Undang-undang.Bila Mahkamah buat keputusan yang adil, patuhi..Bila Rice rogol pembantu, akui malu. Resign saja. Sekarang akhlak UMNO dicontohi MCA – CSL ditangkap basah, lagi tak malu lagi..
        5) Kesopanan dan kesusilaan – Perkara macam tunjuk buntu oleh agen-agen UMNO, tolong berhenti..Sack saja EC, IGP & AG.!!!

        • dugo says:

          Whaa… kau nasihat suruh percaya pada tuhan, ingat ada akhirat, bertaubat. kemudian kau hina pemimpin dan orang Islam dengan nama rasis, kau menfitnah menteri rogol pembantu rumah, kau mengumpat orang kafir CSL yang sudah insaf.

          Aku rasa, nasihat kau ni patut ditujukan kepada diri kau dulu, barulah kau nasihat orang lain ya anon.

          Jangan lupa juga nasihatkan kepada Anwar dan Azmin, rasuah berbilion dan berjuta ringgit tu ditegah tuhan, tak kira kamu UMNO ka, PKR ka, biawak hidup ka. Dan main China doll dan ais krim tu ada video, ada gambar, ada pengakuan saksi bukan fitnah, pun kena bertaubatlah tak kira kau sokong parti cap mata sepet ka, cap ayam ka.

          Jangan buat lawak ya anon.

      • Aswad says:

        Najib keeps delaying the election due to the following;

        1) Bersih 3.0 overwhelming support from the Rakyat. More than 250,000 people turned up in spite of threats, obstacles, bus outstation licenses withdrawn, etc.
        2) UMNO 66th. anniversary was a complete flopped. They target for 1 million members, later change to 100,000 but less than 50,000 turn up and that in spite paid for trip with helps from Police and almost every government agencies to make it as smooth as possible.
        3) East Malaysia are mad with the Project IC which created many illegal immigrants into citizen.
        4) Recent PAS célébration in Kedah having a huge turnout of about 100,000.

        It is clear that Pakatan will win the next GE if the election is free and fair.

        • wawa isap tote says:

          Fuiyoohhh bersih got 250k…. Himpunanpas 100k…. Aduyai cybertroopers dog and pigs n the fuckatan…. Celah jubur aljubrit kot lah ramai….. Setakat letak gambar Photoshop cakap ramai…. Hakkptuiiii

        • Man says:

          Stadium Bukit Jalil kapasiti 100ribu, dia kata kurang dari 50ribu yg datang.

          Stadium Darul Aman kapasiti 30ribu, dia kata 100ribu yg datang.

          Tu dia depa punya ilmu hisap ais krim tinggi menggunung…..biaq pi la dia syiok sendiri.

      • Well 7 says:

        Well said, EK.

    • Zizan says:

      PM Najib has the onus to quash all corruption, cronyism, racism, electoral fraud, flouting of laws and the constitution, police ruthlessness and violence at Opposition ceramah for the people to cherish democracy in the country. Unfortunately he does not seem to have the political stamina to do so.

      • akuantiPAKATAN says:

        Yup, and don’t forget he has the onus to quash the opposition by sueing them dry. Unfortunately he is too busy to entertain those monkeys.

        • Jangan Tidur lagi says:

          Changing their minds at the eleventh hour-typical BN behaviour. From the prosecution team in the Altantuya murder trial to the Bersih 2 stadium promise to this. What does that tell you? One word. Incompetence. For weeks running up to yesterday, Hishamuddin has been blabbing from the rooftops promising the truth in the video and then chicken out at the last minute, hiding behind the panel’s skirt.

          There is only one truth. Everything else is a lie. So whether it is the video or the panel’s findings, they should both come to the same conclusion if there is sincerity in telling the truth. Otherwise don’t waste time with all these charade. Better for the Govt to spend their time managing the economy now that export has been falling for the second month in a row, reflecting the weakening global economy heading for a crash. They better take a hard look at where we are going with all the handouts been dished out but income falling.

    • Cheena says:

      Dr Chua Soi Lek is putting his faith in the power of the three Ms: money, machinery and media. His party certainly has plenty of those.

      But what good are the three Ms to MCA if it does not have electoral support? That is like being wealthy but dead.

      Chua has been heard to boast that he could make the impossible possible—in a tacit reference, perhaps, to his victory in the last MCA presidential election despite the taint of a sex scandal.

      Can Chua win all the time? His clandestine campaign activities against Ong Ka Ting and Ong Tee Keat for the presidential election carried the theme “Save MCA”. It is ironical that the same clarion call has come back to haunt him as the general election approaches.

      Is it karma in the making? Can he save MCA at the coming polls?
      The answer is obvious in an old Chinese saying: “Mu yi cheng zhou.” (The wood is already made into a boat; what is done cannot be undone.)

    • bourne identity says:

      lain kali kalau nak berkutbah…ko cari kotak besar …ko berdiri dan kutbahlah seberapa panjang dan lama…..ni mesti fuckatan rakyat’s propaganda trooper.
      Ni mesti pernah rasa service anwar al juburi. :-) )))

    • rico says:

      copy paste punya job ni apa hal?

      ini comment section lah. apasal nak paste karangan pulak ni?
      use your blain laarrr… blainn!!!

    • Moo says:

      Bicara Rakyat,
      Do you understand what commenting means? It is not to post long winded essays like when you were in school but to make comments on the subject posted. You either belong to old folks home where minds wander and brains have shrunk. Pls keep to the topic which is about Roger Mitton, a failed journalist who was sacked by the Singapore Straits Times for making up stories when he was their freelance
      correspondent. When he was based in KL, he was sued by Tun Musa Hitam for libel and he lost. I rest my case.

      • Well 7 says:

        Those cybertroopers of Pakatan suddenly all come in at once trying their best to distort everything not related to Roger Mitton. They came with cut and paste long grandmother stories. Typical paid stormtroopers style. It clearly shows that they are affected by the exposure of Stop the Lies on this clown of Anwar.

        • kiasu says:

          cybertrooper DAp mostly same person but using different names as if they are many….best still this racist kiasu apek uses different Malay names as if many malays are anti gomen.

          Apparently these apeks unable to comment properly in Bahasa Kebangsaan….

    • Skorpin Sub-sub says:

      Isn’t it premature to say the Scorpene case has not affected the PM’s popularity when the French court has not even started to open the case for public hearing?

      This case could might end up as BN’s Archilles’ heel going into GE13.

      The international community must see that this investigation is carried through right to the end. Suhakam must stay focused on this serious issue regarding the security of our nation.

      • Abduh says:

        Yes, yes sir it affected the credibility of Fuckatan !
        Siakap senohong ikan duri; Mula-mula cakap bohong lepas tu mencuri.

    • sim says:

      support goverment change….like Philippine, Thailand, Indonesia, Egypt, Iraq……all their people now are richer, happier and more free………in their dream! Let’s faced it, there is problem with BN, but Anwar is a LIAR. ….that’s the issue!!

    • Kong Kek Kuat says:

      Total rubbish. Low class writing (does not even merit the status of ‘article’).

  5. Adrian Gomez says:

    So long this Roger gets money channeled to his bank account in Cambodia, he will write whatever his paymaster so demands.
    Roger his probably having a whale of a time screwing underaged Cambodian girls, just like Free Sarawak Radio presenter Peter John Jaban who projects himself as a righteous defender of human rights.
    His kinda of human rights is having orgies with foreign girls, drinking and partying.
    He is also linked to Anwar Ibrahim. I wont be surprised also under his payroll.

    • Black Crows says:

      Peaceful gatherings are allowed in any democracy. Stop provoking these peaceful protesters as they may have some valid reasons why they go to the streets. When the people seek a clean electoral roll and fair elections it is the role of the government not to turn them away. Refusing them their noble requests would only show that the government has something to hide from the people.

      • bourne identity says:

        anyone can gather in large numbers as long as you do it AWAY from open public property. A big stadium was offered..and these monkeys still want to demo in open public property and even that followed that holyshit man’s Anwar’s order to break thro the barricade.
        Ni apa punya law monkey ya? If lawyers BREAK the law and defy the law OPENLY…. then why the fuck you call yourselves people of free democracy?
        Free to do whatever you want? Jual buger depan rumah ambabiga pun tak boleh…free democracy kepala bapak lu!!!

      • Macha says:

        Aiyo, I thought Majlis Perbandaran Klang already shot you yesterday

        • dugo says:

          Bulan lepas Gagak2 hitam dah banyak berhijrah ke Shah Alam Bunga Anggerik kerana banyak sampah sarap berlonggok tak dikutip.

          Tapi tak apa, bulan ini gagak2 hitam dah banyak mati sana sini di Klang dan Shah Alam. Bukan mati ditembak ahli2 kounselor yang tak faham bahasa Melayu, tapi mati terkena demam denggi akibat banyak nyamok DAPes, eh silap, aedes.

  6. Gabrielle says:

    Where’s the proof?

  7. Ah Seng says:

    Malaysiakini, Suaram, Merdeka Centre, Asia Sentinel, Bersih 3.0, Ambiga, Occupy Dataran, anti-Lynas, Ong Kian Meng and now Roger Mitton – big conspiracy, all showing their hands now.

    • Syamsul says:

      The real truths can really hurt us. So we should all only read Utusan and watch TV3!

      • akuantiPAKATAN says:

        The truth doesn’t hurt me at all, but it hurts be badly knowing people like you worship and believe whatever this scumbag writes. Pathetic.

  8. 1 Direction says:

    UMNO/BN continues to change its tune according to their audience. If Malay audience, they talk about Malay unity and the so-called threat of other races if Malays do not unite under UMNO. If multi racial or Chinese/Indian audience, they play the 1Malaysia card and say we can all live in harmony under BN leadership.

    PM can postpone the GE all he wants, but BN will never change its modus operandi and I for one will not change my views of the present administration. This is not to say BN is all bad, but what we want is to show during the GE that we want government leaders who know they are employed by the Rakyat. It has been far too long that UMNO/BN believes they are the boss. We need to let them know that if they do not perform, we can kick them out during elections and employ new people to take their place. To do that, we need to get PR into Putrajaya, if nothing else, to show them that the Rakyat means business.

    In the meantime our flip-flopping Prime Minister has confounded everyone including political pundits and warlords of his own party. His apparent (and only strategy) seems to be to kick the can down the road as long as is possible to delay GE and extend his stint as the PM.

    • Dave says:

      Did your parents have any kids that lived? Flip flop was Pak Lah remember DSAI’s friend, whom was the PM in last erection. PR is that party of flip flops, or maybe I should say just plain lies.

    • ray says:

      and your only strategy is to spin as much as you can…

      Pity really, not many here are gullible to believe what you try to instigate.

  9. ray says:

    StoptheLies is now the battleground for Dapster cybertroopers ever ready with long long ‘spinned’ comments. They never read the posting, they just throw in chapter after chapter from their little brainwashing booklet.

  10. Cyke says:

    The issue at hand right now that this roger mitton fella is an anwar asslicker. why the hell would all the comment suddenly about government bashing. you got an evidence he’s clean, show them. don’t just keep on commenting about this and that but in the end, it’s all just empty words. if the government is really such a corrupt regime, would we be prosper and live freely. there’re mistakes here and there that can be patched up, but seriously, malaysia is quite a nice country to live in if you ask me under the so called ‘regime’. asean loved us, the middle east loved us, african looked up to us. we’re the blueprint for developing countries.

    • Dave says:

      Just reading some stuff from the net about this Roger (Jackass) Mitton. He is not well liked by any gov’t in Asia, he doesn’t check his facts and basicly pulls he garbage out of his ass. If you want to see more of what this guy is talking about just google him.

      • Anonymas says:

        When reading his articles on Malaysia, it seemed like Malaysia is a chaotic and hellish country to live in. Like it’s in Bizarro (opposite) world. Quite the opposite, and I don’t think he even visited Malaysia ever.

  11. Anonymas says:

    I bet when Anwar’s in power, he’ll get a position as foreign advisor of some sort.

  12. sissy says:

    bro, i manage to pull this info from Roger (Jackass) Mitton anus;

    1. anwar (babi) ibrahim suka main backdoor lelaki dan perempuan, kemut keliling, lebih geli dia kata, confirmed!
    2. anwar (babi) ibrahim dengan pemimpin2 beruk dalam UMNO 2×5
    3. masih ramai lagi pemimpin2 UMNO suka kelentong dalam pilihanraya dan some of them akan terus mengelentong dalam pilihanraya akan dtg (PKR pun sama, 2×5)
    4. sabar bro, ni bukan cite kosong, saya bagi example ….
    5. dulu pada zaman pak lah, ada satu company called precision portal sdn bhd, dok menanag segala direct nego. IT project,
    6. salah satu project yang diaorang menang namanya ekadaster @ JUPEM, nilai RM287Juta,
    7. kos buat project (termasuk some margin) dalam RM125juta je.
    8. yang lebih, separuh masuk akaun “retirement”, hehehehe, separuh lagi digunakan untuk beli undi kat kelantan pada PRU12 (tapi sebab umno kelantan BODOH kalah gak, heheheheh),
    9. berbeg-beg duit CASH diisi dalam bag dan dihantar ke kelantan.
    10. ramai pekerja-pekerja kat precision portal semua tahu, nampak, bukan diaorang nak sorok pun ….
    11. http://syedsoutsidethebox.blogspot.com/ <- blogger mamak ni yang mengaku syed conpem UMNO fella, impartial konon, cit pegidah, pandikutty !!!!!!
    12. ini baru saru example, so Anwar (BABI) Ibrahim is SHIT but UMNO also still full of SHIT HEAD!!!!

  13. Skorpin says:

    Quite besides the fact that a massive RM592 million or more of public funds has been lost to individuals through bribes, the sale of defence secrets has turned the issue into catastrophic proportions. If parliament has any sense of decency at all, it must answer—and answer truthfully. If it won’t, then it is no better than a gambling den and must be shut down.

    • Anonymas says:

      Dia merendah diri, tu sikap yang mulia. Cuba kalau gmbr Nik Aziz.

      Orang akan buat ‘air penawar’ dan mintak nombor ekor dari nombor tu. Wahhhh (padahal air tin biasa je)

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