            
To those who wrote in suggesting another petition to His Majesty the Yang DiPertuan Agong on the matter of the intended appointment of Zaki as President of the Court of Appeal, here it is.
What appears below is the English text of the substance of the petition.
As done previously, the actual petition will be in Bahasa Malaysia, complete with the requisites to meet the requirements of protocol for a communication from the rakyat to ruler.
The final text will be posted once the translation and protocol requirements have been completed.
There is greater urgency to have this petition delivered at the soonest possible. In fact, I would like to try and have this delivered by next week.
If you want to lend your support to this petition to His Majesty, please send an e-mail to :
Again, this is a petition to our Agung. As such, please do not send in pseudonyms. I must ask that you state your name in full together with your NRIC number.
Those of you who had signed the earlier petition and have agreed to have their details retained in the database presently being set up, I must trouble you to send in another e-mail with your name and ic number. As I have stated earlier, the retention of your particulars in the database was not for the purpose of automatice utilisation but for purposes of communication of initiatives.
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Petition from citizens to His Majesty the Yang DiPertuan Agong praying for the deferment of the appointment of the President of the Court of Appeal pending the findings and recommendations of the intended Royal Commission of InquiryÂ
1. As a reaction to the disclosure of the now infamous VK Lingam video in mid-September this year, on 25/10/2007 5,035 loyal subjects petitioned Your Majesty to voice their concerns about, amongst other things, how very senior judges were bypassed in favour of junior judges in the numerous promotion exercises that took place during the tenure of Tun Ahmad Fairuz,. Your Majesty’s petitioners had also prayed that Your Majesty might be moved to :
1.1Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â direct the establishment of a Royal Commission of Inquiry to embark upon a thorough examination of the problems presently affecting the judiciary as exposed by the VK Lingam video and to make all necessary recommendations to set the judiciary right; and
1.2Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â direct the immediate establishment of an independent Commission for the appointment and promotion of judges to the High Courts, the Court of Appeal and the Federal Court.Â
2. On 16/11/2007, the Prime Minister announced that a Royal Commission of Inquiry would be established to look into the matter of the VK Lingam video. The terms of reference of such a Royal Commission have not been announced and we are informed through media reports nominations for appointment to such a Royal Commission have been forwarded to Your Majesty and await the approval of Your Majesty.
3. On 5/12/2007, the rakyat were informed that Your Majesty had assented to the appointment of Dato’ Abdul Hamid bin Haji Mohamad as the Chief Justice of the Federal Court, his appointment taking effect from 1/11/2007. We are most grateful to Your Majesty and Their Royal Highnesses the Malay Rulers for this exercise of wisdom and care in the selection of this most senior and respected judge to lead our judiciary. We, the rakyat, place much hope upon Dato’ Abdul Hamid to do all that is necessary to restore public confidence in the judiciary as the third independent arm of government.
4. We, the rakyat, are however deeply concerned at the parallel announcement that Tan Sri Dato’ Zaki bin Tun Azmi, who was only just appointed as a judge in September, 2007 and that too, directly to the Federal Court, had been selected to be the President of the Court of Appeal, his tenure to commence from a date to be fixed.
5. Our concern at the intended appointment of Tan Sri Dato’ Zaki as the next President of the Court of Appeal is grounded on the following :
5.1             Tan Sri Dato’ Zaki is just about the most junior judge amongst all judges of the High Courts, the Court of Appeal and the Federal Court;
5.2             Tan Sri Dato’ Zaki is the most junior amongst the 8 Federal Court judges, and his selection as President of the Court of Appeal would most unfairly raise questions about the competence of the other 7 very much more senior judges of the Federal Court ;
5.3              Tan Sri Dato’ Zaki has been very intimately involved in UMNO, having at one time held the position of chairman of the party’s election committee, deputy chairman of its disciplinary board of appeal and party legal adviser. It is unclear if he is still a card carrying member of UMNO or, if he has ceased to be one, when he ceased being such;
5.4             Tan Sri Dato’ Zaki has been linked to financial scandals involving UMNO that were allegedly bailed out by the government;
5.5              Tan Sri Dato’ Zaki has been very intimately involved in the corporate world as a major shareholder and / or director in several corporate entities, many of which were known to have business dealings with the government; and
5.6Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Tan Sri Dato’ Zaki had previously been embroiled in a very public personal scandal in which he was implicated of destroying documentary evidence, a matter that led to his voluntary resignation from the UMNO discplinary committee for fear of impeaching the integrity of the other members of the said committee. Â
6. It is widely recognized that public confidence in the Judiciary is at a very low level and that the Judiciary is no longer as respected, both nationally and internationally, as it once was. This has been occasioned, in part, through partisan selection and promotion of judges by reference to their allegiance rather than merit. His Royal Highness, the Sultan of Perak, a former Lord President himself, officially recognized this regrettable state of affairs at the Malaysian Law Conference in October this year.
7. We, the rakyat, believe that the independent Commission for the appointment and promotion of judges prayed for earlier would go a long way to helping avoid scandals like the VK Lingam video that have seemingly been allowed for by the manner in which judges have been appointed and promoted and restoring confidence in the Judiciary. The appropriateness of such a mechanism may be one of the matters the Royal Commission may take into consideration.
8. For these many reasons, we, the rakyat, now pray that Your Majesty may be so moved to defer the appointment of the President of the Court of Appeal until the intended Royal Commission of Inquiry deliver its findings and recommendations. We believe that it would not be inappropriate for the Chief Justice to discharge the functions of the President in an ‘acting’ capacity. This was in fact the case prior to the appointment of Dato’ Abdul Hamid Bin Haji Mohamad as President.
The People's Parliament 
Nanda
December 8, 2007
Appreciate your prompt actions sir.
You’ve got mail.
Thanks
bayi
December 8, 2007
Done. Do update us on the numbers where possible.
Will do
Kean
December 8, 2007
Sent, may our king hear our desperate voice. Daulat Tuanku.
Amen
Ricky
December 8, 2007
You will receive my details after my posting.
Friends, please help to pass the word around and ask them to sign up!!
And with Haris permission, link this blog to all other blogs.
Thanks
Ricky,
Don’t need my permission.
Please link
khairil
December 8, 2007
I may be young and impatience but I have to say this.
I and some other 5000 Malaysians have signed the last petition asking the Agong to intervene in the Lingam tape fiasco and the rot in judiciary. Until today, the development has not been satisfactory, at least to me. We petitioned, yet very little or almost nothing we heard from HRH. There is no communication between us and the Agong. We do not know where HRH stands in issues that we greatly concern. The only thing that we have is a hope that HRH is with us, the people. But we can’t keep hoping for another 50 years.
Don’t tell me that it is the protocols and bureaucracies that keep HRH seemingly in silence. He is the Agong, we have vested our utmost trust in Him. He stands above everybody else in this country. He has the right to make his point clear. Tell us what he is doing about all the matters we petitioned about or tell us if HRH not doing anything. At least, we know.
Dear Mr Haris, I just need you to tell me one reason why I should sign the petition. Why we should petition more to the Agong when HRH haven’t even responded to our last one.
khairil,
Why?
Because from what I can see, Zaki’s appointment has not been firmed up as yet.
And maybe, His Majesty is holding out.
And it would not hurt you and I one bit to show some support for a monarch who might well be trying to do something for the country.
Good enough?
Lynn Cheang
December 8, 2007
Dear Harris
Appreciate greatly all your sacrifice of time and effort in all these intiatives. You are truly anak Bangsa Malaysia and I want to be able to stand proudly shoulder to shoulder with you on this.
I think quite a few petitioners who signed up the previous Petition to the Agung are as skeptical as Khairil, for one, my own husband. I am sure I can convince him to sign up again but for the sake of our beloved negaraku, tanah tumpah darah ku, I now plead with our King and all the Sultans to give us some signal directly or indirectly that they have heard our desperate voice and will not betray our trust in them.
I will email you to sign up after this posting.
Lynn,
I understand the reservations of some.
However, I think we must not lose sight of the delicate nature of the politics in this country and the fact that we, the rakyat, have in the past turned our backs on the monarchy when it was attacked by the politicians. A case in point is the amendment to the constitution to remove the Agong’s power of veto and substitute the same only with delaying powers.
When one understands that there are attendant risks to the monarchy when it steps into the political fray, then perhaps one can begin to understand why it is we that need to send the strongest signal to the monarchy that we are prepared to stand and be counted.
shar101
December 8, 2007
Haris,
You got mail. Plus I’ve sent an appeal to 14 others to join in.
Meanwhile, with regards to the ‘silence’ from the DYMM, may I say that the Constitutional amendments in the early 90s made by politicians were to curtail royalty ‘indiscretions’, hence, the setting up of the Royal Court and the dilution of the DYMM’s veto powers on certain issues as you’ve mentioned above.
Furthermore, we do not have a distinct and independent Constitutional court in our legal system, therefore, herein lies our predicament on matters relating to the Constitution. Who decides what’s best for us? The politicians have done so under the pretext of a majority mandate in parliament which, unfortunately, also means we screwed ourselves. An election every five years does not provide the necessary checks and balances in a thriving democracy. We need an effective judiciary as well.
Unless, the politicians can agree to set up a ‘Politicians Court’ to curtail their indiscretions which I doubt will ever happen. *Gee, I can visualise NA doing a jaw-dropping stunt in Putrajaya*
ebony
December 8, 2007
CAMILLA BT MD IBRAHIM NRIC ************
ebony,
Have deleted your ic number here for security reasons.
Thanks
temenggong
December 8, 2007
Signed.
Ricky
December 8, 2007
My thoughts are the same as Khairil and Lynn Cheang but the thing is we must push forward, there is no other way about it.
So long as someone is holding the torch, we must give our fullest and firm support, if not the light of the torch will diminished and so are we.
There is still hope and I pray that what we fight and stand for is right and good for the country.
So my dear friends, let us not give up hope even if there is no direct or indirect respond from the Agong. Just remember that the gomen will put all their pressure on the Agong and whoever is trying to right their wrong doing.
Just look at their ridiculous charges on the Hindraf peaceful marchers and now they are linking them to terrorist. They will not stop at anything to protect their pot of gold.
carboncopy
December 8, 2007
99% of the population won’t mind giving out their full name, ic no, CREDIT CARD bill, home address, email address, work address, etc. If they are lured with the chance of winning a few hundred ringgit of petrol money. Where 99.99% of participants will never win.
99% of the population won’t mind giving out their full name, ic no, home address, email, phone number, etc. If the are lured with a chance of winning a holiday somewhere through lucky draw. When the true intention of the company was just to collect your information.
Now, back to the petition, the petition is to be handed over to the Agong. It will never reach the dirty hands of UMNO and their underlings.
Secondly, if we go by consistency of action by Agong, it would only be natural if Agong rejects the appointment of Zaki to PCA at this moment, if not forever.
Thirdly, UMNO and its jin-jin have been working over time to cause a rift between the people and the Agong. It is high time to show that we the rakyat are a mature lot, and will not be easily swayed by the evil schemes of UMNO and its minions.
So, lets support our Agong. As he makes this VERY DIFFICULT decision.
Sharing
December 8, 2007
1. Is Witness Protection Act a point to go through before RCI can act? Or, any witness will be protected at least with an Act?
2. Should the jobs of the RCI be specified or at least have a framework, such that the government cannot hijack the appointment of RCI to do limited investigations such as last panel?
So the appointment of RCI should carry some other terms and conditions or a full proposal of an RCI before HRH should or could endorsed.
3. If RCI is to be independent of the President of Justice or CJ, it will be another matter.
Angela Ooi
December 8, 2007
All Malaysians please take note and act now for our children’s and country’s future. Count me in
Walk The Talk
December 8, 2007
Haris,
May the good God have mercy on the UMNOputras…..may they roast in hell with hot oil from a 1000 KFC kitchens!
Petition signed…this time my wife joined me. Kids are under-aged, so sorry. I will inform my friends just like the last petition.
pm
December 8, 2007
The Agung will know of this petition being carried out. He has a way in knowing what is happening but he cannot comment openly. Be confident.
KakiAyam
December 8, 2007
Gua sudah sain…
If only someone could write a simple php program to make the signing more automated…
For example, a web page for the petition is created with the option of keying in your personal email. A mail will then be sent from the savethejudiciary@gmail. Upon receiving the email, the petitioner will then reply the mail with his/her personal information straight to savethejudiciarr@gmail.com.
This method will be much easier, as the petitioner will not have the need to do a cut and paste job on the email address. Some are just that bloody lazy to do it.
Let’s start another walk to deliver that petition. My legs are itching real bad.
HJ Angus
December 8, 2007
Yes I support this initiative and will put it on my blog.
Someone complained about doing a special program to make it convenient to lend support.
My opinion is that if we can’t be bothered to make a small sacrifice, I guess democracy will not be bothered with us either. We might as well bury our heads in the sand.
Ronlek.
December 8, 2007
Dear Haris,
Appreciate all that you have done for the future of the nation. We, my spouse and I, signed up for the previous one and had just signed this new one about a couple of hours ago, but have yet to receive any notice of acknowledgement, not that it is important, but just to confirm that our signatures are accounted for. I f the mail had gone astray, here we are again. Thank you and together we shall prevail.
Ronlek,
It’s been received, thank you.
Something wrong with the savethejudiciary e-mail. Can receive but can’t send. Hence I have not been able to send out the acknowledgement.
Low Ban Ne
December 8, 2007
I’m for the petition.
Genuine Malaysian
devilsadvocate
December 8, 2007
Bro,
I will be signing in later and prompted 14 uncles and aunties and all their children to do the same.
whether the HRH will act or not is not the issue here – but the more signatures we gather – the greater signal we are sending the powers to be – dont treat us like fools.
Malik has been very polite – if indeed Zaki is a man of intergrity – he should have turned down the ‘direct’ elevation to the FC.
peace and GOD save Malaysia!
Najid
December 8, 2007
Saya setuju …. Saya sokong
Nasri
December 8, 2007
Count me in.
Mofie
December 8, 2007
Haris,
Supported already. You should receive my mail now!
Wong JS
December 8, 2007
May HRH steps in at this juncture for the sake of the country. Daulat Tuanku.
Jamaluddin
December 8, 2007
Saya juga.
Durjane
December 9, 2007
count me in sir.
Daulat Tuanku..
” Raja adil, raja disembah.. Raja zalim, raja disanggah..”… Jebat Bukan Penderhaka.. Tuah Yg Ber’poyo’ setia..
Suhairi Ibrahim
December 9, 2007
Signed.
ahmad dasuki dan sekluarga
December 9, 2007
apabila kezaliman sudah ke tahap melampau, maka adalah wajib LAKSANAKAN PERANG JIHAD KERANA ALLAH dan MATI SYAHID.
tan368
December 9, 2007
Dear Haris,
You have my full support for the petition.
Please check the e-mail.
Malik Imtiaz Sarwar
December 9, 2007
Haris,
count me in.
Imtiaz
M. Bakri Musa
December 9, 2007
Dear Harris:
As usual, you have rightly highlighted many important points regarding Justice Zaki Azmi. As a lawyer in the field, your views command even greater respect.
Regarding his junior status (Points 5.1 and 5.2), this should not by itself be a negative. I argue the very opposite; we rely too heavily on seniority status, especially in the public service, at the expense of competence. If Zaki is otherwise competent and eminently qualified, he should be appointed.
President Bush appointed Justice Roberts as the US Chief Justice, ahead of some very senior and distinguished fellow Supreme Court judges. That did not in any way detract on the competence or integrity of his colleagues.
Similarly your point that Zaki being a “corporate man” should disqualify him, I argue the contrary. We need judges who have as wide an experience as possible. The problem with Malaysian judges is that they are very insular, intellectually and by experience; they are all products of the government service. Increasingly in today’s world, litigations often involve complex business issues. How can we expect judges who have no inkling of the corporate world to render judgments on such complex disputes?
Already many multinational corporations in Malaysia require an arbitration clause in their contracts in case of disputes. This reflects their distrust of our judges. Lee Kuan Yew appointed Yong Pun Huw as Chief Justice; he too was a corporate man and that enhanced his reputation and ability as a judge.
As for the various corporate scandals in which Zaki was allegedly involved, yes they should be investigated fully; and where criminal liabilities exist, they should be pursued vigorously regardless whether it is a lawyer, accountant, or politician involved.
Regarding your point that Zaki’s involvement in UMNO (5.3) should disqualify him, I disagree. Again I argue that this fact could potentially enhance his ability as a judge. Chief Justices Warren and Burger were all politicians once (both were elected state governors) and both went on to be legendary chief justices. Likewise Justice O’Connor’s experience as a legislator gave her a unique perspective. Her legal reasonings are much more grounded in the real world.
Our highest court should have a variety of individuals with equally varied backgrounds and perspectives.
To me, the most important disqualifying factor with Zaki is your last point (5.6). Because of his personal scandals regarding his marriage in Thailand and his subsequent attemtpt to nullify that marriage has on the surface all the elements of obstructing justice. He should be prosecuted for that. If guilty he should be jailed, much less appointed a judge.
If UMNO considers him unqualified to sit on UMNO Disciplinary Council, or if he himself considers it so because of the above issue, how can we expect him to sit on the highest bench?
Again, I appreciate reading your blog and the insightful discussions you bring to the fore.
M. Bakri Musa
trashed
December 9, 2007
I’ve sent you the email but to echo what devilsadvocate said earlier – TS Zaki should have courteously refrained from the appointment, if he was a man of intergrity.
In fact, he should have recused from appointment as Federal judge given his rather sordid past.
just malaysian
December 9, 2007
The statements issued by the rulers lately have not been very encouraging, in fact, the opposite would be more accurate. The statements are quite similar to the ones made by the govenment leaders. Even the cries of daulat tuanku has a hollow ring to it now compared to before the rulers’statements were issued. I’ll still lend you my unwavering support in your meaningful quest for justice and Bangsa Malaysia but my expectations on the rulers have somewhat been dented by recent development.
Alimi Mahmood
December 9, 2007
Saya sokong petisyen ini. Daulat Tuanku.
dasuki_tmc
December 9, 2007
SAYA SOKONG SEMUA PERKARA BAIK UNTUK SEMUA RAKYAT.
SOKONG 100% DEMI KEBAIKAN ISLAM, MARUAH, HARTA, TANAHAIR.
anakmalaysia
December 9, 2007
count in me … will spread word around.
btw, pls advise cut-off deadline for petition sign-in
If possible, would like to hand it in next week
godsaveus
December 9, 2007
I agree with many that the tuanku doesn’t seem to have any response to the Bersih petition; not unless we consider the palace statement issued by the so called chamber man. It’s very disheartening, and I hope this second petition will work.
Keep the faith, my friend.
Littlebird
December 9, 2007
I think the stage is set for Zaki and then maybe Gani will also be promoted like Moktar Abdullah.
Idrus Ismail
December 9, 2007
You have my vote
CT Ong
December 9, 2007
You’ll get my family,relatives and friends votes.We’ll be sending our particulars in a short while.
The judiciary is rotten and i hope all malaysians will participate and give their unwavering support to this petition.
Peter Thomas(5762206)
December 9, 2007
The clowns in Putrajaya have put up a court jester todo their sordid filty work for them. Don’t let the rakyat be fooled by such down right disrespect and cowardice for the law. All right thinking Malaysians should rise up to these arrogant self seeking politicians whose only agenda is to rape, plunder and bankrupt the country for their own greed and riches.
Daulat Tuanku ! Hidup Rakyat!
jaffar
December 9, 2007
Saya sokong petisyen ini. Daulat Tuanku
azmi zainal
December 9, 2007
SIGNED
fully support you
merchant222
December 9, 2007
Done, Bless You!
Debbie Fernandez
December 9, 2007
signed
SELVA KUMAR
December 9, 2007
just emailed u mine.THANKS TO MALAYSIA TODAY,got this info
quite disturbing and sad by arrests of people today.
DAULAT TUANKU
madbi
December 9, 2007
daulat tuanku… berlaku adil lah kepada rakyat semua, jangan diwarisi perilaku yang tercela……
bakaq a.k.a. ~penarik beca
December 9, 2007
Haris, please allow me some space…
Laporan terkini tindakan jahat untuk menangkap Mohamad Sabu di sini.
CS Kwong
December 9, 2007
SIGNED.
CS Kwong
December 9, 2007
I support the petition.
Zuan
December 9, 2007
In time like this, unless our Agong bypass the protocol, we the rakyat faith will deminish. If the govt are not playing by the rules, why should we have rules..?
Hadi
December 9, 2007
signed
huajern
December 9, 2007
signed.
but unfortunately the govt’s propaganda machine and intimidatory tactics DO work in our country.
my parents have bought into the dangers of ‘instability’ if various protests continue. my in-laws agree that the BERSIH guys are looking for trouble. even my wife is scared of petitions as the ISA is hanging over our heads, esp with today’s arrests.
I know these are all scare tactics, but many in our populace believe them. still, we need to fight for our rights and what is right. you have my signature.
Balasubaramaniam P.
December 9, 2007
I whole-heartedly support the petition. It is for the good of the country.
Sekaran Raghavan
December 9, 2007
Dear Harris,
Count me in .My IC is ************
Thanks
Thanks. Your ic number has been deleted here for security reasons
SM Muthu
December 9, 2007
I feel that any judge who has self-respect should decline an appointment or promotion if it is over the heads of senior and deserving fellow judges.
Any judge who goes against this norm does deserve respect even if he is appointed.
SM Muthu
December 9, 2007
I feel that any judge who has self-respect should decline an appointment or promotion if it is over the heads of senior and deserving fellow judges.
Any judge who goes against this norm does NOT deserve respect even if he is appointed.
Reniv
December 9, 2007
Malaysians are asking our Government to appoint someone who will be in the Judiciary who are beyond reproach rather than Zaki who have so many ??????!
Isn’t it a good first step to restore the judiciary we once had?
ADNAN MOHD TAHIR
December 10, 2007
It is blatantly obvious how the Govt is trying to control the judiciary.
ADNAN MOHD TAHIR
December 10, 2007
IT IS BLATANTLY OBVIOUS THAT THE GOVT IS TRYING TO CONTROL THE JUDICIARY.
Rt
December 10, 2007
Sokong !!!!! Orang orang yg dosa seperti ini langsung tak layak.
“Daulat Tuanku”
Johnny ong
December 10, 2007
Count me in, pls. TQ.
Jasbir
December 10, 2007
I support the petition.
Signed
Jasbir
December 10, 2007
I hope this petition works. Nothing has worked thus far.
George Mah
December 10, 2007
I too support the petition. Daulat Tuanku.
abang morshidi anuar
December 10, 2007
DAULAT TUANKU
I strongly support this petition.May we have your blessing. DAULAT TUANKU.
Kroll Afzal
December 10, 2007
I fullly support this petition. DAULAT TUANKU. Selamatkan Malaysia!!!!
Mohd Faizal
December 10, 2007
I am strongly suppoer this petition.Daulat Tuanku!!
bcteoh
December 10, 2007
signed
Ricky Chin I/C 3337970
December 10, 2007
I fully support the petition. This is for the good of our country and our furture generations. May God bless you for your untiring efforts for making a better Malaysia. Daulat Tuanku!
Grace Foo
December 10, 2007
As citizen of Malaysia, I fully support this petition.
c c pung
December 10, 2007
I support this petition and hope that the powers that be snap out of their denial to acknowledge the widespread concerns of Malaysians that our judiciary is going to the dogs, if it has not already. That our judiaciary is dominated by one race is already a problem enough. To have it under the control of people appointed dubiously will take our country backward. How come there is so much evil in our leaders that they must have control over the judges. It’s frightening. The same people who proclaims their religiousness and their fear of God are the ones who are corrupting the judiciary and perpetrating a culture of subservience.
I am counting on our King to stop the rot.
lostasylum
December 10, 2007
honestly, there are too many whiners who ask this and say that and yet, at the end of the day, DO NOTHING. well guess what, last i checked, whining changed NOTHING! so if we can’t do anything else, at least let us support those who are doing something to make Malaysia a better place!
haris, you have my full support. i’ve already sent my details in and mobilised my friends to send in theirs as well. 3 have sent in their names as well. i’ll do my best to get more to sign up.
Cheers, mate.
Could really use all the help on this one.
Time is of the essence
vinod
December 10, 2007
Signed.
zms
December 10, 2007
Quoting KakiAyam,
“If only someone could write a simple php program to make the signing more automated…”
Try http://www.petisyen.com … this particular petition should be created there. Signatures can be collected easily, widgets are provided for better exposure.. etc. I suggest this while we still have time.
IpohBarat
December 10, 2007
Signed
Sulaiman
December 10, 2007
Saya dan keluarga menyokong petisyen ini :
SULAIMAN MOHD NOH
ZULHAIDA ZAINAL ABIDIN
ABU HASAN SHUKOR
KHAIDZIR MOHD NOH
SITI SURAYA MOHD NOH
YAAKOB MOHD NOH
Terima kasih. Sila hantarkan nama penuh dan nombor ic ke savethejudiciary@gmail.com
Alias Dasuki
December 10, 2007
Haris,
I have enough of this UMNO nonsense. In my younger days I saw a Postman grew rich on becoming ADUN. Then, I saw a school mate who only reached Form 4 becoming rich the same way. After that my former class-mate became ADUN. Although I’m not quite sure of his financial status when he died not too long ago, I’m nevertheless very sure that he was no smarter than me to deserve a seat as an ADUN. Now, since another kampung-mate is still running high as an EXCO despite numerous allegations of improprieties againt him, things are overdue for change. Unfortunately, my protest votes (in favour of PAS, of course) have not borne much fruits to date. If the same frustration has also befallen everyone who acted as I did the past several elections, the only choice left is to give you full support in your endeavour. I’m with you
Suja Abraham
December 10, 2007
Total support from our family, & forwarded to all on my e-mail list.
Was wondering.. we have a signature campaign to save a green lung(a hill) in Taman Melawati. Would appreciate it if you could put us down as one of your links too.. http://www.savetamanmelawatihill.com
Suja(Mary)
Grace Yap Mei Wan
December 10, 2007
Totally, absolutely and definitely in support of this petition; your email will have official I/C no. As we soldier on our noble efforts to make a change and to finally enjoy our country as anak Malaysia, regardless of race, I pray the fiends within the administration feel some form of “pain” albeit not in this lifetime. Keep it up, Haris!
Long Man
December 10, 2007
signed
Angela Ooi
December 10, 2007
Ooi Suan Huah ************
Thanks. Your ic number has been deleted here for security reasons
Angela Ooi
December 10, 2007
Please include me. Daulat Tuanku
Redaero
December 10, 2007
Signed. I support the petition. We should get more Malaysians to be aware of this. Everyone should start informing their friends, family members, etc.
Avtar Singh
December 10, 2007
Signed
Kant
December 10, 2007
Include me in as well. It is bad enough that the judiciary is being twisted… I won’t repeat what others have said, but I have sent my e-mail Haris. All the best to you.
sivalingam
December 10, 2007
I am in full agreement to the above statements.
I fully support this petition.
Dr Mahendran Markandoo
December 10, 2007
I support the petition to the Agung to rescind the normination of Tan Sri Zaki as President of Court of Appeal due to lack of seniority ,conflict of interest and question of integrity and character and political linkages with the ruling party in power.There are many more competent,thrustworthy and independent judges in the current judiciary to be norminated and for better transparency.A multiracial normination would create greater credence to the besmitched judiciary and current climate of mistrust of the executive by civil society.
Harrison Bin Hansome
December 10, 2007
Petition signed and duly sent to you. Even if I have never have a court case before,for now, it’s a honour to stand by you all, brother.
Rachel
December 10, 2007
signed.
adriene
December 10, 2007
Saya sokong.
faizol
December 10, 2007
signed
Brown Superman
December 10, 2007
How could a man not fit to sit in the Umno Disciplinary Committee be recommended to our beloved King for appointment to a hight judiciary position.
The marriage just outside the malaysian border, in a textile shop and the purported burning of the marriage certificate speakes volumes of his personal integrity.
Couldn’t the Prime Minister find someone decent for a respectable job?
God bless this country under the zzzzzz slumberman.
JEYASEELAN
December 10, 2007
I strongly support the petition. Thank you very much Haris for taking this initiative
kaiz07
December 11, 2007
signed
RT Rajan
December 11, 2007
Signed. We all fully support the petition.
Tak kanlah orang yang menjawat Zaki begitu songsang.
Sokongan dari kami semua;
Deva
Kuna
Tony
Raimi
Ibrahim
“Daulat Tuanku”
borhan
December 11, 2007
I fullly support this petition…
Howard Khoo
December 11, 2007
I support the petition. Daulat Tuanku.
Teo Chuen Tick
December 11, 2007
This seems like a doomed cause. But, who knows, perhaps the PM is really trying to present the Agong with a forced decision. Just maybe the petition may help the Agong to decide on what is just and fair, rather than what the UMNOputras wants. So, I’ll add my name to the petition.
Ganesanveloo
December 11, 2007
I strongly support the petition.Do not touch or meddle Justice which treat each and everyone Malaysian ( = ).
Mala.R
December 11, 2007
Am In
harry
December 11, 2007
why I fully support this petition? because I have a dream to make this world a better place to live.
There are many more competent,thrustworthy and independent judges in the current judiciary to be norminated.I strongly support the petition.Keep it up, Haris!
peace.
Anand
December 11, 2007
I support the petition
Denny Ong
December 12, 2007
I support for a clean and fair judiciary in Malaysia.
Signed,
Denny Ong
SV Singam
December 12, 2007
Perhaps His Majesty will again sigh and say “One more thing for me to do!”. It is unfortunate that political machinations are pulling HM unceremoniously out of his largely ceremonial role. But, in this instance, he is our last legitimate resort.
For the future, it is critical that the 2/3 majority in parliament be negated. But the immediate need is a credible judiciary that can deal fairly with electoral irregularities.
Though HM needs to act with subtlety, he has the power to push for judicial reform. May Allah give him the strength.
mohd zainun
December 12, 2007
KEMBALIKAN KEADILAN UNTUK RAKYAT.
SAYA SOKONG
Ken
December 12, 2007
Ampun Tuanku, mohon Tuanku mengembalikan kedaulatan undang-undang kepada tanahairku yang tercinta, Malaysia.
syamil
December 12, 2007
Ampun Tuanku, sokong sepenuhnya patisyen ini
Khai Shen
December 12, 2007
Kembalilah Keadilan untuk semua rakyat.
Azrizal Tahir
December 12, 2007
Sign
TL Yip
December 12, 2007
Signed.
Nurliyana
December 12, 2007
sign, tq
mej halim
December 12, 2007
agreed.
Khor Peng Huat
December 12, 2007
I support this petition
Chan Ka Hing
December 12, 2007
Sign
Abd Ghafar
December 12, 2007
SAYA SOKONG
KL See
December 12, 2007
sokong
af ar
December 12, 2007
Sign another petition? What for? My contention is that it is a waste of time.
Then don’t sign
Mohd. Noor Ismail
December 12, 2007
Saya dan keluarga sokong petisyen itu
Mohd. Noor Ismail
December 12, 2007
Saya dan keluarga sokong petisyen ini
Balamurugan
December 12, 2007
I’m totaly support this petisyen
Nanda
December 13, 2007
Sir,
Any update on the headcount so far?
Nanda,
Coming in the next post
YFChang
December 13, 2007
Kalau saya tidak membantah perlantikan tersebut hari ini, saya berdosa kepada anak cucu kita kerana membiarkan pihak-pihak yang tamak kuasa manghancurkan tanahair yang sungguh indah damai dan penuh senyuman ini.
maida
December 13, 2007
signed.
yami husain
December 13, 2007
With the name of ALLAH, I’m totaly support…
AllahuAkbar!
Daulat Tuanku!
James Wong
December 13, 2007
Signed. From Kuching, Sarawak
Ramli Awang
December 13, 2007
Saya sokong 100% diatas petisyen ini. Kita tak mahu pemimpin yang tamakkan kuasa dan suka mencabar kesabaran rakyat. Tak mahu menagaku kelemahan sendiri dan kesalahan selalu dileparkan pada rakyat.
awang ahmad
December 13, 2007
sokong 100%
Altamis
December 13, 2007
Daulat Tuanku……….
Selain berdoa pada Allah S.W.T……..pada Tuanku kami memasang harapan.
splim
December 13, 2007
I thought I read in the Sun yesterday, that Zaki was already sworn in together with the new CJ. Is it true?
If it’s true then, there is no point in petitioning anymore.
splim,
Sun and Star reported it. Nothing in the NST or Mkini.
Let me touch on this in my next post
M Kumar
December 13, 2007
Please relook at this guy’s appointment.
saymkim kuan
December 13, 2007
The time is long overdue for all Malaysians to say enough is enough and now is the time to support the petition to appoint another judge to the post .Let our voices be heard by His Majesty The Agong.
garywong
December 13, 2007
let us keep malaysia pure and functional for our children’s future – may god bless malaysia
Tselau
December 14, 2007
Haris, I just wonder if the Agung really knows our plight without a petition? Don’t tell me that the BN govt even shuts down all IT communication in the palace and the Agung is not allowed to access the computer? Come on, we are now in the 21st century where everybody is in the same playing field and I hope our Agung is not like what was played those days during the P Ramlee movies where he is totally out of touch with his rakyat depending on his scheming ministers to feed him with false info. I really hope the Agung will be down to earth to be in real touch with the rakyats just like the King and Queen of Thailand whereby they always go around meeting the citizens who reciprocate them will full rakyat support should the ruling govt fails them.
Yap Kok Keong
December 14, 2007
My wife and I support the petition. Thank you for taking the initiatve for the welfare of the nation and its citizens.
Loo Hang Meng
December 16, 2007
I support the petition.
Hilton Franciscus
December 17, 2007
I support this petition. I aslute your effort. God Bless this cause.
Jenny
December 18, 2007
I support whole-heartedly…. anything for the good of our country!
kochin
January 4, 2008
Fully support this petition! About time someone did something about the true separation of powers in Malaysia – a truly independent Parliament, Executive & Judiciary ! Justice & Fairness to One & All !
Peter Chen
January 17, 2008
STRONGLY SUPPORT. After this is posted, will be emailing my details although that had been done before already.
Peter Blog*Star
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