Telling us what not to wear: IGP out of line
Who in is Inspector-General Musa Hassan to give any form of directives to the people of Malaysia, on how and what they choose to wear on their bodies. This man should be ashamed of his inability to maintain discipline within his own police force.
Day in and day out almost every Malaysian who use the roads and the highways clearly notice how these men in blue put up road-blocks against taxi drivers, lorry drivers and motor-cyclists on Friday and Saturday nights. This is open knowledge.
He is incapable of disciplining his own men, but fails to admit it. When a person like him is a failure, from where does he conceive the idea that he has the moral authority to tell or dictate
to the public who mind their own business and decide the way they want to dress, that they cannot do so?
We all know that in the police force there are a lot of rogues, whilst there are many good officers. We live in a very corrupt society as corruption has been institutionalised for quite sometime. That is why John Maynard Keynes said: ‘Nothing corrupts society more than to disconnect effort and reward'.
When the police think they have might, they should always remember that we have an intellect, which we can use in various ways. As a police force, you cannot create uncertainty. But we as the people of this nation, when we decide to stand united together, we can defeat all forces of evil.
Stop creating uncertainty and sowing the seeds of disorientation which eventually will be the enemy of stability and growth. We are already having zero growth. Do not make it worse.
What you and your men did at the Perak state assembly yesterday and all over the country previously only goes to show how morally defunct your kind of people are. It basically indicates how desperate your masters are in holding onto power illegally.
Your masters are also intellectually bankrupt. Their era is coming to an end. Your masters' illusions of dominating the peoples thoughts are also coming to an end.
That is why the Playwright Arther Miller did observe: ‘An era can be said to end when its basic illusions are exhausted'.
Remember, your men in blue will never get our obedience, no matter how much of force you use.

