PERSPECTIVE

Come after me as much as you want but leave my family alone, DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng told his “political enemies” today.

Guan Eng's charge a distraction to satisfy angry pro-UMNO and pro-PAS supporters.

Lim Kit siang's open appeal to the Prime Minister, Attorney-General and MACC.

After tasting “lobsters”, it makes perfect sense why Speaker Azhar behaved extraordinarily in Parliament, profusely defending Finance Minister Zafrul who struggled in the Parliament.

Former premier Dr Mahathir has called for fair treatment to be accorded to Lim Guan Eng after the latter was charged with corruption.

I refer to the remarks made in Parliament yesterday by Azmin Ali on the CPTPP.

Failure to use any leverage at the negotiation table, ending in a rushed and premature settlement with Goldman Sach.

Observers of Chinese politics in Malaysia believe any hope the community has of getting the UEC recognised by the government is a distant dream.

Ramesh’s actions suggest that he is just another Umno-Baru paid cybertrooper, spreading misinformation to confuse and distract Malaysians.

Let’s hope and pray that Sabahans will teach the corrupt a lesson that will not be forgotten.

The question of whether Malays know what they want.

As the saying goes – once a frog, always a frog.

Public interest and accountability demand that the PN government answer whether justice is served on Malaysians, by allowing Goldman to pay one third of the initial demand of US$7.5 billion.

Umno is undermining Muhyiddin's efforts to create a stable ruling coalition by snubbing the prime minister’s offer to register formally the PN alliance.

At some point, justice will prevail over all of those who have been shown up for what they are – and it may be sooner than they think.