AdilanClub: Poised for a BIG FALL: An open letter to 'Humpty Dumpty' Najib Razak

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Dear Mr Prime Minister,

I do not wish to interrupt your present massive grave digging exercise, but I feel compelled to extol my gratitude upon your mighty moustached-ness. My self-respect demands it! But instead of prattling on aimlessly, I shall endeavour to catalogue your heaping handfuls of judiciousness.

1. Thank you for your fairness

Time and again, you make certain all Malaysians, young and old, men and women, ill and well, get an equal taste of the sweet savour of tear gas. The intoxicating blend of bronchial obstruction and optical inflammation should by no means be a luxury solely relished by the weak of heart and the blind of eye!


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AdilanClub: Bersih truth emerges: RESIGN, NAJIB RAZAK, you're a disgrace. Go before you are chased out!

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When we read the first-hand account written by Renee Talalla, a 70-year-old retired teacher who attended the April 28 Bersih 3.0 rally, our initial reaction was - we felt ashamed. Then we saw red.

What type of a government would do such a thing to its people? What type of a Prime Minister would endanger a nation's youth, its women and its senior citizens? How DARE they!

Malaysia Chronicle was also monitoring the Bersih 3.0 rally and our observations do not differ from Ms Renee's.

It is time to do some major housekeeping in Malaysia and Malaysia Chronicle would like to begin the call for Prime Minister Najib Razak to take responsibility.

Resign, please quit and do not shame the nation any more than you already have.

(Wong Choon Mei, Malaysia Chronicle)


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'Lonely planet' Najib Razak shunned as Umno warlords huddle for a successor

These days, Najib Razak is a lonely soul in the UMNO circles. The warlord are all busy drawing lines of engagement and none have included him in their plans. Not the ones that matter anyway. Sadly, Najib may only be left with wife Rosmah Mansor as his companion. Even his cousin Hishamuddin seems to have deserted him.

The 58-year old Najib may well make it into the Malaysian Book of Records as being the premier with the shortest term in office and on top of that, the only Prime Minister who has yet to receive the people’s mandate via a general election.

"He is now in a very weakened state, weaker even than Abdullah Badawi towards the end. There aren't many successors, only his deputy Muhyiddin and very likely Tengku Razaleigh," PAS leader Dzulkefly Ahmad told Malaysia Chronicle.

Najib Razak, you're fired

More than 110,000 people have supported a Facebook page demanding that Prime Minister Najib take responsibility and resign for his mishandling of the July 9 Bersih rally for free and fair elections.

The march supported by a crowd of 100,000 had resulted in one death and thousands injured as police chased supporters helter and skelter, firing round after round of tear gas directly into the people rather than over their heads.