Nazri Says "Negligence Charge On Nurin's Parents Within The Law". We Say "Oh Shut Up Nazri, You Cold-Hearted Ass"

When it comes to making senseless and outrageous statements, the one person in government who can give strong competition to the info-dictator Lord Zainuddin Maidin, is that pretentious nitwit, Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department.

His latest callous and compassionless opinion that the possibility of the police charging the parents of senseless child murder victim Nurin Jazlin Jazimin for alleged negligence is in accordance with provisions in the Child Protection Act, is a case in point.

On one side we have the poor, unfortunate parents of this brutally murdered young girl in the deepest despair, trying very hard to come to terms with the loss of their daughter and the terrifying thoughts of how she must have agonizingly suffered before death. Visions of torture and excruciating pain which young Nurin must have endured will obtrude and last in their minds till the day they themselves pass on.

On the other we have this idiot of a slimy politician who attempts pathetically to defend the boo-boo made by the IGP who first brought up the subject of parental negligence charges when he said that they may face charges under the Child Protection Act 2001 if investigations showed their negligence had contributed to Nurin's death. Nazri pompously declared "law is law...we need to take action, nobody can slip away," while adding that the police investigations were in line with the Rukun Negara principle -- Rule of Law.

If the Rule of Law which this ass so smugly refers to is strictly applied, then most of the government and much of the ruling party bigwigs would find themselves behind bars on charges ranging from outright corruption, abuse of power and treasonous looting of the nation's wealth.

Will someone tell this arrogant, supercilious bastard that he too is a father and ask him what his reaction would be if the roles were reversed and someone gave him the same stonehearted opinion that he is dishing out to others now.

Persons who rightfully should be institutionalized in an asylum should not be allowed to roam freely in the corridors of government and especially the Cabinet.
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