Pahang gangster MB insults journalists

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The gangster alike Pahang menteri besar Adnan Yaakob recently has made and insult remark on some journalists and calling them "bodoh", as well as pushing one of the journalists' camera over various news reports on the people's protests against Lynas Advanced Material Plant in Gebeng.

First of all, as a menteri besar, Adnan has indeed shown a bad example being a public figure who is called a "Yang Amat Behormat" or YAB in short. It would be better if he is called the "Yang Amat Bangsat" because he is behaving like one anyway.

It is also lucky that the journalist that Adnan had pushed so hard was not injure nor suffer from any harm as he had tactically avoided the Pahang menteri besar's harsh action.

With Adnan's continuous insult on the journalists, the press community should therefore focus more on the Pahang state government under Adnan leadership for any other scandalous activities within his administration.

The one not to be forgotten too is the recent court judgment which had awarded a local businessman a large some of compensation due to breach of contract by the Pahang state government where the later had still failed to honour. The said businessman had went on hunger strike and threatened to dose himself to protest against Adnan's refusal to honour the court's judgment.

We cannot allow such gangster-like lordship to continue reign supreme and do whatever they like, by swindling the public funds, bullying the people, discriminating the public, power abuse, mismanagement and cordoning to illegal and unlawful activities.

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