Another Bum Rap for Anwar?

No! We are not referring to some rap of sorts - they call it dance rock - by some DJ duo recently.

We are talking about Sodomy II as it is referred to these days. Like the Gulf War, later called Gulf War I when another Bush went for Gulf War II. Were there reasons for another Gulf War? George W. Bush thought so.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad, mentor-turned-nemesis to Anwar Ibrahim - before that Musa Hitam and after that Abdullah Ahmad Badawi - thought there were reasons for Sodomy II.

Be that as it may, here we go again with another round of sexual misconduct allegations on the eve of an international sporting event. Sex and Malaysian politics too are spectator sports and not sideshows - like the Commonwealth Games 1998 and the Olympic Games 2008.

So many have discussed it in the court of public opinion, as they did a decade ago, and yes it does look like a rehash of the 1998 script but Anwar Ibrahim appears to have more sympathisers on his side even if there are lesser people taking to the streets.

The Siber Party of Malaysia (M) thinks the March 8 elections is the catalyst for this change in support from the streets to the hearts. The vote and the power is with the people and the politicians cannot act just for their own interests.

Those tone-deaf to the people will find themselves in a blind date with destiny. The courts can decide on law but justice is the wish of the people and we figure Permatang Pauh on August 26 will make the choice for Putrajaya on September 16.

But let's not have another Groundhog Day, another moment of deja vu. We don't think we can imagine another round of accusations and balaclava-clad men jumping on Anwar in 10 years time.

Let's have a change in script. Let's have changes for the people of Malaysia.

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Keystone Cops patrol KL

Been one of those weeks, stuck in traffic for mindless kilometres and hours only to go past a road block and a bored looking cop not even bothering to check your car, let alone limply wave you through.

The city police said they had 1,600 policemen to lock down the city but the Siber Party of Malaysia (M) wonders where they found the two dozen or so, some in cheap ski-masks and luminous vests, to go arrest Anwar Ibrahim for nearly being late to see them.

So, we were in a gridlock, Anwar was in an armlock and later in a lock-up as police stuck to the lock down. Maybe because they were as goofy as the Keystone Cops that they decided lock was the word of the week.

We do think it is unfair if not uncanny for the police to reuse the same script 10 years later to celebrate Anwar's first arrest when the so-called balaclava-clad policemen took him down while his supporters stared down menacingly at riot police with wicker shields protecting their prized catch. But then, it was at night.

This time, in broad daylight and the accidental presence of a Nanyang Siang Pau photographer, the cops donned their garb of choice and made their move on Anwar. Ridiculous and ludicrous are the only words to describe the police farce.

Makes you wonder where the fashion police was at that time of day. Possibly checking us as we went out for lunch in case we wore any pro-reformasi type stuff.

This much we know about the Royal Malaysian Police. They are not too smart though they have intelligence and wherewithal to actually bring down crime and keep the peace. Instead, the former deputy prime minister gets royal treatment with a hood covering his head and an escort of ski-masked men in police issue vest just for questioning into a case.

There is no charge yet but the words in a police report. And of course, the de facto leader of the opposition himself is a drama queen and insists on recalling events a decade ago. Both Anwar and the police are stuck in a rut and a moment they want to replay every 10 years or so.

Makes you want to scream for some of that treatment if caught speeding too. Or at least make sure some of these ski-masked vest-wearing cops provide some security around town and not use it to commit crime themselves.

Don't forgive this rant. The entire thing is a farce that even the Keystone Cops or Harol Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin could ever think of as a sketch.

The Siber Party of Malaysia (M) wants a respectable police force and focus on the economy not a farce and an inclination to look up down under.

Dirty deeds damage DPMs

While the rest of the world grapple with economic woes, the two pretenders to Putrajaya slug it out like never before, publicly punching for power while tarring and feathering each with innuendoes and infidelities.

Yes, no love lost between Anwar Ibrahim and Najib Abdul Razak, once members of the Wawasan Team that swept through the 1993 UMNO party elections but now nemesis raising each other's tempratures as they race to be Prime Minister.

Sodomy charges return to dog Anwar, this time from a university dropout who became driver and then an assistant on allowance who accompanied the sacked deputy prime minister for meetings in and out of Malaysia.

It was also a driver a decade ago and both accusations include posh private condominiums just a few corners from either house or office.  Is it a case of old habits or the same scriptwriter?

Altantuya Shaariibuu haunts Najib again but the latest revelations blow the allegations away as private dick Balasubramaniam Perumal flip-flopped like a government that cannot decide to give us cheap fuel or pricey petrol with postal paybacks.

So both trade allegations and punch holes in each other's tattered reputations instead of giving real leadership in the real world spinning away with an economy out of control in an age of sky-rocketting prices and inflation.

The Siber Party of Malaysia (M) says Malaysia needs real leadership, not damaged DPMs with alleged dirty deeds or government officials who might bend over backwards or forwards for the pleasure of their political masters.

Dirty deeds, like talk and comment, is cheap and free.  We want more than that.