Seems we may after all have a few good men in the powers that are ... the Law Minister, the Info Minister and the Human Resource Minister are among the few....
Some say these are dangerous times. Changes are inevitable if we are to move ahead. Been reading all the different thoughts put forth by all sorts of people. There are those who seem to still be stuck in the mindset that things cannot and should not be changed...that the present generation still be 'made to pay' for something that they had no say or hand in. And today...for the first time in for as long as I can remember, a Minister (Zaid Ibrahim) resigns because of a stand.
But some say he is going because it's a more graceful exit. Some think he is doing it because he truly does not agree to the blatant use of our draconian law. There are others who say that he knows his time is up after his hand in the Tun Salleh Abbas ex-gratia payment....whatever it is at least he'll be remembered as one of the few good men...
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will be watching the events of the next few days/ weeks/ months with great interest.
well, more interest than normal
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