State of the Nation : INJUSTICE.

FORTY two years ago, Michigan was thrown into turmoil when a judge presiding over the case where two Caucasians had brutally beaten a native Chinese American to  three years' probation and a $3,000 fine, but no jail time.

IN a shocking judgement, the judge remarked READ :You don't make the punishment fit the crime; you make the punishment fit the criminal.

IT seems such habit, has made its way to Malaysia without a formal introduction. The Corporate Secrets.Com is spot in questioning why, READ :Fadzarudin Shah Anuar, and his wife Vivy, the owners of Fashion Vallet charged with pocketing RM8 million, were given so much leeway by the authorities? The portal suggest the treatment given to the duo was very special.

PERHAPS,  after 42 years, Malaysia has decided to practise justice not on the crime but who commits the crime.

LOOK at the crooked ex police, now turned opposition communicator' READ ; Papagoma for using a firm to collect donations.

A team from the Anti Money Laundering Team moved to arrest  Papagomo.  Kudos to the authorities for acting promptly.

BUT how about the RM50 million via unnatural warrant conversion at Revenue Group Bhd, which looks to have a lot related to money laundering.. seems to have gone untouched.

LEONG Seng Wui, hasn't been brought detained nor charged and neither has Quantum Metal's  Lim Khong Soon, who has basically pocketed people's money and is laughing at Malaysians, because he too smells like an UNTOUCHABLE.