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Azmi Sharom: Is My Constitution Dead?
Posted on October 14, 2010
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Redhuan D. Oon
October 14, 2010
The Constitution is not a piece of flesh. It is a dead piece of paper. Its life is not in its words, but in the people who upholds it.
amd
October 14, 2010
away. best of luck!
mauriyaII
October 15, 2010
Whether the Constitution is dead or alive rests with the 2/3 majority of the party that holds the power to do as it likes to the Constitution especially when its partners have been neutered into eunuchs.
Mamak Mahathir Mohamad Kutty was the Grand Wizard of the KKK (Malaysian version) who perpetuated the myth that eunuchs could be had for a dime to do the racist biddings of their master.
To preserve the sanctity of the Constitution no political party should be given a 2/3 majority in parliament to bulldoze whatever crap they need to sodomize the whole country and its citizens for nespotism and cronyism of leaders like the racist, evil mamak.
shakuntala
October 15, 2010
Alas, we’ve made the mistakes. Hard to admit. It’s not too late to give ourselves the spirit and the gumption, to make the necessary alterations.
Time to hear where we went wrong if we did.
Azmi Sharom is no mean speaker….he can help to give us the spirit,the knowledge that it is never too late to regain our lost hopes and resolve to do whatever we can to help re-shape the present tarnished Constitution and TRY to bring it back to shape and order.
Was it not said, “Ask what you can do for your country,” ? We so admired the man who said it, didn’t we?
We have the power, as a People.
After all we are living in this country. And we can’t go on doing so,if we believe that we have the resources to help.
Let’s believe. That in itself is already….a change.
AgreeToDisagree
October 16, 2010
Azmi Sharom, been following your articles for years and think your articles have always been logical and meaningful and egalitarian.
Try to put together the 3rd Force so that Pakatan will have a chance. RPK and Haris Ibrahim, Dr.Hsu Gerakan and even the frog independents could be roped in to deal with patronage cliques and nepotistic oligarchies in formation in Pakatan.
If anyone could understand what I’d been writing on separation of powers via ethical prohibitions it’d be you, so do try.
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