Rais Tells Politicians Not To Be Emotional Over “Negaraku” Issue

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 20 (Bernama) — Politicians were told not to be emotional over Malaysian student Wee Meng Chee mocking the “Negaraku” and to leave the investigation to the Attorney-General for action to be taken.

Culture, Arts and Heritage Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim said politicians could only act as the executive power (if they had the power) and not follow their emotions.

Will you agree with this comments in MageP’s Lab?

A video on YouTube gets the attention of the entire cabinet and the Prime Minister’s Office but a whole freaking port thrown away, a bus load of casualties, and a complete collapse of a public transport monitoring system deserves an attention that is almost non-existent.

We are told earlier that we are not ready to understand a public broadcast of Parliamentary debates, not ready for a jury-based judiciary, not capable of interpreting information on new (blogs, forums and wikis) and International media correctly.

I think whoever who said that could well be probably right, if the cabinet is to represent this country, our people would probably look like they don’t even know what the word PRIORITY or IMPORTANCE means.

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