Final Thought Before Src Verdict

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Its D-Day for Dato Najib.

SRC is the low lying fruits within reach of Tun Dr Mahathir to send Najib to the prison to what seemed a political prosecution to refusing and resisting his wishes.

If convicted, Mahathir will be absolved from accusation of slander, cruelty and obsessive behaviours of megalomaniac dictator.

Though Dato Gopal Sri Ram's manipulative hands are visibly seen, and Tan Sri Tommy Thomas's incompetence and biasnes are obvious for all to see, Mahathir will deny having his hands behind the ploy. 
The responsibility will be placed to the court as though the process was a lawful, fair and transparent one.

A day before verdict, Dato Najib said in his FB he will continue to seek for justice.

As he played down the significance of  this morning outcome, he wrote, irrespective of which side win, there will be an appeal.

It could imply a guilty verdict may not mean it is divine truth or justice.

After all, not all truth, be it actual true happenings, could be translated into evidence or corrobated statement by witness.

In other words, the court action may not be reflective of the absolute truth and justice.

More so, judges is bound by judiciary process with human limitation.

Facebooker Salahuddin Hisham posted this view:
The nature of legal practise is adversarial. Each side is out to win with whatever ways it takes.

They seldom claim to be, but one could not trust the claim judiciary system and its players are honest and sincere to seek for truth and justice.

Unfortunately, the court is the proxy of truth, systematic gauge of human dispensed justice, and offers finality to disputes and judgement for offenses on temporal earth.

One has to accept that.

It means it should not matter what others think, but the only thing that matter is we try our best to be truthful, honest, purveyor of good deeds, and wise to the eyes of God.

The winners can rejoice. The losers can mourn. It is Allah blessing that only matter. Rahmat Allah yg kita mahu...


Wallahu alam bissawwab. God's blessing and guidance we seek.

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