MP Kapar disappointed with Khalid Ibrahim

Kapar Member of Parliament recently got red paint splashed on his car parked inside his house compound. All of us received his tweet on sunday before noon.

Red paint is certainly a sign of warning which in medieval times they use real blood to scare people. But nowadays it is not that easy to get blood, or simply it is less hassle to use red paint to substitute blood.
Gangsters nowadays are all softhearted thank god.

Nevertheless, red is still red and safety measures must be taken seriously to avoid accidents...
MP Kapar today posted on his blog saying how he is disappointed with Khalid, well... Who isn't???

(grammatical error "Who doesn't???" has been amended, thank you)

The following text are excerpts from his blog which I think is rational. I hate editing so why don't I just paste the whole lot uncut. Happy reading.

UNCUT TEXT FROM MP KAPAR BLOG.

I'm very much disappointed with Selangor Menteri Besar's Statement over Red Paint Splash incident. He was quoted to have said " I have age told YB Manikavasagam that when you accuse somebody, they too will retaliate, and you will have to face the consequences".


For general public , it could just meant a piece of advise be careful don't simple fire the gun. In other way, it almost meant "I'm happy that someone had taken revenge against you , while your life and your family's doesn't matter to ruling State Government." Your life as Member of Parliament though from same party is not important to us as long as our cronies are well protected and taken care.

I don't anticipate any kind of sympathy from them as for them we can attack enemies but don't try to clear up dirts within ourselves.

At the same time, I really appreciate the gesture shown by PKR De facto Leader YB Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim whom made a personal call to myself enquring about the incident while asked about myself and family conditions.  That's part of any charismatic leader.

The incident at my house lately symbolise the seriousness of the issue that Malaysian especially Selangorean must understand the money flowing out of the system rightfully belongs to each and every one of us.

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