Nutty Norza's Wacky Plan To Cyber Patrol Gobloksphere

The government was today urged to form a cyber police unit to maintain surveillance over the activities of bloggers.

The loony bin who came out with this daft idea is the Federal Territory Umno youth head, Datuk Paduka Norza Zakaria. This nutcase wants a multi-ministry battalion of askar siber comprising the Internal Security; Energy, Water and Communications; Science, Technology and Innovation as well as the Information Ministries.

"The government should take firm action against the 'irresponsible bloggers' according to existing law," bellowed this Umno warlord wannabe.

Referring to the Malaysia Today website, Norza said according to section 121 (B) and Section 123 of the Penal Code, Section 4 of the Sedition Act 1948, Section 263 and 266 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, being a publisher, Raja Petra Kamarudin was responsible for providing clear warning to every person who gives comments that they were responsible for their comments.

He said Umno Youth wanted stern action to be taken against Raja Petra including under the Internal Security Act (ISA) for failing to carry out his responsibilities.
Norza also asked the mainstream media not to publish unconfirmed information from websites.

***** The trouble with inept, so-called 'youth leaders' like Norza is that if someone disagrees with them or if they are unhappy with that someone, at the drop of a songkok they want the ISA to be brought out! Bloody lazy and immature bunch of cowards all of them. Trying to take the easy way out.

If you truly are upset about what the gobloks write, then counter their attacks on an equal platform. Don't go running like crybabies to the government every time your 'feelings' are hurt. Unfortunately there are lot of these intolerant whining wimps in the ruling party and God bless our country if some of them should actually make it to Cabinet. There are already enough specimens there right now causing damage that should last for the next hundred years. Say 'No' to Norza.
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