LETTER TO MALAYSIAKINI - 1ST APRIL 2009

dear readers,

the statement made by the chairman of the CVLB that the wayward ways of errant taxi
drivers cannot be controlled is most disturbing and shocking to say the least. it is just like the police saying that crime cannot be erradicated as the criminals are too powerful and sophisticated. datuk makiman is certainly a disgrace and liability to the government, and the sooner he is relieve of his post, the better for all malaysians who have to rely on taxi services.

i wish here to congratulate karpal singh and his son for standing up to the might of the barisan nasunal government. the selective prosecution practiced by the ruling clique is most reprehensible.

touching on another matter, i wish to question the selangor government as to why they are wasting money and resources to hold the balkis enquiry, when at the end of the day none of the purpurtraitors can be proscecuted as they have been given immunity. this is certainly a sad state of affairs, to the point that even khir toyo and his wife cannot be compelled to attend the enquiry.

just like many other right thinking malaysians, i believe that the najib razak regime will be more oppressive than that of badawi's and that the pakatan rayat will have a much tougher time governing the states which they control. having been discriminated by the ruling government in the past, and even despite the fact that i am a blind individual, i have the strong urge to stand as a candidate in any future elections with the hope that i can help bring about a better malaysia where all citizens will be given equal treatment.

yours sincerely,

alfred ho.