You’re looking for justice and your friend said you need a good lawyer?
Rubbish!
You need a map to the Palace.
Don’t have one?
Never mind, one will be provided for you. And if you still get lost, maybe you do not deserve to find justice.
Now as you make your way through the pride of this nation, you might get confused by all the grand buildings. Don’t worry. Look out for this signage.
You’re there? Isn’t she awesome?
Wait until you see the inside! You will freak out. Nothing but the best. Rumour has it that the accoustics in the karaoke lounge is second to none. Yes, nothing but the best for our judges.
Justice? No, no, you won’t find justice here. Sorry, yes, you did say you were seeking justice. I always get distracted by all this finery.
Yes, you will find justice in the
BobSam
May 30, 2007
Sad but true reflection of Malaysia today.
There is a leadership vacuum.
Also a lack of integrity.
We are no longer proud people, we are a beaten, broken country, ripe to be plucked.
yh
May 30, 2007
its real sad isnt it to see our judiciary sliding downwards into oblivion? who can reverse the course but the voters collectively.
think of the future before voting; thats all I ask.
Confuseus
May 30, 2007
Justice ???? Who,where,why, what and HOW Lah ????
Play it again, Sam !!!
Red
May 31, 2007
The problem was never hidden far away in the facade. Foucault maintains, and here he was very perceptive, that the entire western penal and judicial system was designed primarily to straighten the crooked timber. It was never about justice. Nietzsche was right a hundred years ago, and still is: Justice is possible only among equals.
katataknak
May 31, 2007
Who murdered Justice?
__earth
May 31, 2007
Justice in a museum?
Doubt it. The power that be have rewritten history so thoroughly that it is hard to differentiate between truth and fiction.
Libra
May 31, 2007
Those were the days when we had fine judges like Salleh Abas, Eusoff Abdoolcadeer, Wan Sulaiman, George Seah, Raja Azlan, Suffian, etc.
The present bunch of judges are a pathetic lot, drastically inferior in knowledge and wisdom. Some of them are not even fit to be magistrates!
Libra,
Not fair.
We still have some brave judges out there who quietly try to do justice according to the law and nothing else but the law. These are our unsung heroes.
We must not make the same mistakes of the past. We must stand by these courageous judges.
V T
May 31, 2007
got leak also ah?
Arifabdull
June 1, 2007
Uncle Lim recently said in Parliament, the CJ should loudge police report against the bribe takers judges or resign.
I like to share this nice animation with the joy,
johnleemk
June 2, 2007
I’ve been in the museum before, and one thing I can say is…the quality of the English there is atrocious. :p The library looks interesting, though. Wish I’d been given more time to look at the books there.
Hope
June 2, 2007
Justice died at the hands of her guardians – the very ones who took the oath to nourish, protect and preserve her. They belittled her, shackled and throttled her and stabbed her in the back as they pushed her back and forth to one another.
When justice died in the Palace of Injustice, they karaoked and saluted each other’s wrongdoing, congratulating one another as she lay on the cold marble floor of the museum-mortuary, just-ice to all of them.
So justice died but our hopes haven’t. So our spirit was brought low, but we will rise again because we are made of sterner stuff.
We will not give up. We will fight the good fight till JUSTICE lives again, till JUSTICE thunders forth and puts her enemies to flight and claims her throne again.
Remember these words, “LET MY PEOPLE GO.” Sometime in the future, their significance will be so clear.
Grengo01
August 2, 2007
Way to go Haris.. this post makes me laugh yet it makes me cry…
Joey Hadassah
October 22, 2007
your way to beautiful gir. Joey Hadassah.