Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's government is desperate and abusive

The Islam Hadhari government of the mentally-challenged Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has done it again. Private TV stations in Malaysia were told not to broadcast any news related to the opposition parties.

It's an open secret that the cruel government issues directives to state-owned television and radio stations to isolate the opposition from the people. But now, private stations also receive similar directives.

A letter from the Malaysian government ordering all private TV and radio stations to stop airing speeches by opposition leaders (source: http://www.malaysiakini.com/)

“The government has noted that several private TV and radio stations have been airing speeches by opposition party leaders,” wrote the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) chairman Dr. Halim Shafie in the letter. “Your station is requested not to broadcast such speeches in the future”.

Now that's a very "responsible", desperate and abusive government.

Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's Islam Hadhari is a futility

STATEMENT: "Singapore is not a real country, it is a small island. Singapore’s population is just 3 to 4 million ....", says Minister in the Malaysian Prime Minister’s Department Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz.
RESPONSE FROM THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT: (quiet)

STATEMENT: "Malaysia's New Economic Policy or NEP is discriminatory ..... We in Europe have bitten the bullet on a number of sensitive issues, why can't you?", says Thierry Rommel, the Ambassador and Head of the European Commission Delegation to Malaysia.
RESPONSES FROM THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT: "Rommel is arrogant and excessive. Don't meddle in our domestic affairs."

Who is arrogant? Who is excessive?

Before and after: The orang asli church demolishment by the Malaysian government

Meanwhile, the "I am in control" Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's cruel government brought down a church built by the native bumiputera people (orang asli). His deputy Najib Tun Razak who is equally a big liar talks about "equality" in the Malaysian education system.