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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Six members resign from opposition Singapore People's Party

Six members of opposition Singapore People's Party has resigned.

A local news source said their numbers include former civil servant Benjamin Pwee and Wilfred Leung, who many were expecting to succeed incumbent party secretary-general Mr Chiam See Tong.

Najib facing pressure to resign as UMNO rebel group 'meets'

A series of scandals and mishandlings have resulted in yet another movement within UMNO seeking to oust its current president, in the same way Abdullah Badawi was forced to resign following BN's poor performance in the 2008 elections.

At the centre of this latest rebellion, said to be spearheaded by several senior party warlords, is the deep disenchantment with not only prime minister Najib Razak but also his wife Rosmah Mansor, described BN's greatest liability in the coming general elections.

Game Over: It's either resign or snap elections for Najib, here's why

As much as I would like to stop writing about PM Najib administration, the plot just got interesting and I think he may just hit the bull’s eye as far as my prediction that his downfall may be faster than his predecessor, Abdullah Badawi, is concerned. Compared with Najib, Badawi now seems like a cute adorable little kitten, who merely likes to sleep (on the job). Malaysians tend to be more forgiving on lazy prime minister but not a prime minister who lies, cheats, brutal, dirty (allegation on Mongolian Altantuya’s murder), hypocrite but above all foolish yet arrogant.

One cannot help but fall off the chair laughing after reading that Najib said he cancelled a family vacation because he wants to spend more time with Malaysians. This was perhaps the best joke ever by premier Najib since he took over from Abdullah Badawi. This joke is actually worth a thousand “Likes” on his Facebook page. Forget about Bersih 2.0 because this guy may quit under pressure – not from opposition parties or Bersih 2.0 but from his internal UMNO party. Boy, if it was true that the US$24 million controversial diamond ring indeed belongs to his wife Rosmah Mansor, that ring is cursed.

NEW Weiner Photos Emerge – At Gym for HOUSE MEMBERS – Growing Pressure to Resign

New photos emerged of Anthony Weiner at the gym for members of the House.   One of the photos shows Weiner full figure, completely naked, covering his genitals with a towel.  In another, he is wrapped in a towel and grabbing his crotch.

Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi and DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz said yesterday Weiner should resign and “seek help,” calling his sending explicit photos and inappropriate emails to women all over the country “indefensible” and a distraction.

“Congressman Weiner has the love of his family, the confidence of his constituents, and the recognition that he needs help. I urge Congressman Weiner to seek that help without the pressures of being a Member of Congress,” Pelosi said in a statement released yesterday.

Wasserman Schultz called Weiner’s continued service in Congress “untenable,” and added that “this sordid affair has become an unacceptable distraction.”

Yesterday, Weiner told reporters: “Look I’ve made some serious mistakes here. I have to redeem myself and I’m going to try to get back to work. These were personal failings and I’m trying not to let it get into my professional work.”

He insisted that he’s not going to resign over the sex scandal. “I have no news today,” he said. “Nothing has changed.”

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