The cooperation is tightly bound by a popular clamour for reform and a strong resolve to oust a corrupt regime. As a direct victim of injustice, she is driven by concerns that are very close to her heart. One of the reasons so many people are drawn to Adil is her obvious passion for justice, truth and decency. To do the right thing, one must first bite the bullet. Dr. Mahathir has instead chosen to bite his critics.
Corruption continues to be excessive . . .
The earlier plan by Renong to restructure was rejected by the Securities Commission under my charge, but this was overturned by the Economic Planning Unit under Dr. Mahathir's instructions. This has caused a major loss of confidence among investors. The people will decide. I don't think they want to see a clone of Mahathir or someone seen to be servile to him. As of this writing, it has been a month since Rahim Noor confessed to his crime.