Federal Government's Cheap Kick in The Balls At Yong Teck Lee

In a very rapid and brutal response to 'Judas' Yong Teck Lee's breaking from the ranks of the BN by way of an unprecedented threat to table a no-confidence vote against the Prime Minister, the federal government today unleashed one of the prime hatchet job accessories in its vast arsenal of dirty tricks, the Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA), to take a large bite of Yong's considerably dirtied political flesh.

The totally discredited ACA, distinguished as nothing more than an errand boy of the government, proudly announced today that in pursuance of an allegation made by a witness, former director of Briskmark Enterprise Sdn Bhd Datuk Wasli Mohd Said, at the Kota Kinabalu High Court yesterday, they will question Judas Yong over the payment of RM5 million in proceeds from the sale of shares of a state-owned company given to his agents. Waah! What super efficiency bradder! I'm sure more charges will follow pretty quickly.

This is nothing but direct intimidation and threat of massive, dirty and underhanded retaliation should any BN leader or official get another bright idea like Yong to bail out on the ruling party. A forewarning of the dangers which await other mavericks who dare to stir the already rough political waters.

Will the government go the whole hog and make a sorry example of Yong? Who knows? But the essence of the message is clear - The PM will fight this and other attempts vigorously, without any regret whatsoever and without regard to political niceties and the law. Potential traitors have been warned.

No doubt, the Inland Revenue Department's enforcement and vigilance staff too must have already been put on a war footing to berkhidmat untuk negara at a second's notice.