Only in Malaysia can an 'honourable' member of parliament admit that he was the person who had the audacity to ask the Customs Department to 'close an eye' in not seizing a consignment of logs imported by his company and still walk away proudly as if nothing he did was wrong.

With all the accusations hurled against him, this MP do not seem to regret his actions. He admitted he has an interest in the consignment and even had the cheek to say 'What's wrong with that?'

I am really disappointed that no action (so far) has been taken against this 'honourable' man. He has brought shame upon himself as an elected representative of the people, to Parliament and to the party he represents.

An opposition member was suspended for six months without pay for a minor indiscretion and here we have an MP from the ruling coalition who has openly admitted his wrongdoing and no punishment is meted out. What an irony!

No wonder there are others who simply do not abide by the law if they can help it because we already have people in high places who think what they have been doing all this while has been right anyway.

That's Malaysia Boleh for you.