Malaysia Tempts Whistle-Blower With Plastic Surgery

Nazri had his house burgled, and the crime was solved within a week. Why should any Malaysian be ashamed of being a whistle-blower. In fact, his action should be applauded as he would have done a service for the nation. May I even suggest that the whistle-blower be conferred a title such as that of Tan Sri or some higher title. Nazri's statement of offering the whistle-blower a change of identity or plastic surgery is most absurd. Why can't the government grant the whistle-blower 24 hours protection, just as the British author Salman Rushdie was given round the clock protection for about 10 years when a death sentence was imposed on him by certain Muslim clerics. As I have said before, Nazri is certainly a liability to the government and to all Malaysian citizens. Finally, I hope that readers to Malaysia-Today can enlighten us further about Nazri's son being embroiled in a murder case that took place at Uncle Don's cafe as I am quite sure that it will make interesting reading.