AdilanClub: Deepak’s Open Letter to Dr Mahathir

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Tun, I refer to your statement ‘Ignore Deepak’ as your advice to Najib Tun Razak and Rosmah Mansor. I also take heed of your advice to me to seek the courts’ involvement and not use political channels to claim my rights and remedies.

For your kind information, this is exactly what I have been doing the last two years from 2010 till to date and the courts have been fair and granted judgment in my favour. However, Najib’s administration is “ignoring” these judgments and evidence produced in courts and almost all the government institutions have either swept Rosmah’s dirt under the carpet or just not replying to our various written testimonies and court’s judgment; as such I would like to seek Tun’s advice.

What would Tun do in my place? Being of similar paternal ancestral background, I am sure what I put forward in this letter would be exactly what Tun would have done in my situation or already done under different circumstances when Tun wrote the “historic June 17, 1969″ Open Letter to Tunku Abdul Rahman.

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An Open Letter to the Pope - From a Malaysian Catholic

I am a Catholic, writing from my blessed and beloved country, Malaysia, a land of poignant diversity, pitiful contradictions, pathetic leadership and plentiful opportunity. It is a nation which I am proud of, one where anything and everything is possible – from the most virtuous to the most vile and venal.

Very soon our Prime Minister (PM) Najib Tun Razak will be paying you an official visit at your summer residence Castel Gandolfo. He will no doubt put on a “grand show” in Ganddolfo, in spite of having suffered from “heat stroke” after a recent summer of discontent in Malaysia.

The Star, an established (i.e., one dictated by the establishment) newspaper has described the scheduled visit as one “making waves among Roman Catholics” in Malaysia. Strangely the only “wave” still etched in the minds of many Catholics is a “political tsunami” that took place in 2008.