Zul not ISA-ed

So says the cops.

Read HERE in Susan Loone's blog.

Photos from MAHAGURU58 here.

Zulkifli Noordin: MIA

Our YB from Kulim Bandar Baru is missing. His website zul4kulim.blogspot.com is down, only open to invited members apparently. Which means he or someone else who has the password has changed the setting.

read some of the discussion thread:

Police Deny Kulim-Bandar Baharu MP Held Under I.S.A.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 10 (Bernama) -- Police today dismissed as a rumour talk that Kulim-Bandar Baharu Member of Parliament Zulkifli Noordin was detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA) last night.

Deputy Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ismail Omar said it was a rumour probably started by irresponsible people.

He advised the people not to allow themselves to be influenced by such rumours.

Ismail said the police would investigate the Internet blogs said to have published news of the alleged detention.

Zulkifli, 46, of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) was among the people who had gathered to protest the Bar Council's forum on conversions to Islam here yesterday.

He also led a four-member delegation to state the demonstrators' position to the forum organisers.

Zulkifli was detained under the ISA for 60 days from Sept 29 1998 for involvement in the "reformasi" (reformation) movement, along with PKR advisor Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

-- BERNAMA

link: http://1426.blogspot.com/2008/08/di-mana-yb-zulkifli-noordin.html

ada link tambahan misteri kehilangan YB Zul

http://politikcelup ar.blogspot. com/2008/ 08/cilaka- mana-yang- colek-yb- zul.html
Can anyone update the status on YB Zul

tried to go to zul's webpage, but it said only to invited readers,
now that zul is missing...
who would have done it?????????? ???

i bet he is in kamunting at the moment. in the process of being turned over.
Politically UMNO gain milage (popularity wise) from this Bar Council forum thing. and that the demo further fan the Malay uneasiness and fear of the DAP and other non Malay based parties components of Pakatan.
In some ways, Zul has become an asset to UMNO, if they could turn him over.
Look, some Ameno leaders, like Zahid Hamidi are of the same opinion with Zul on this issue of Majlis Peguam holding the forum. Even Dolah and Syed Hamid.
I hadnt read anything from PAS. But then I havent look at harakahdaily.

Congratulation Zulkifli Noordin

COngrats is in order.

This could be classified as the winning of the underdog.
News just in.
Zulkifli Noordin won by 7000 majority!
Allahhu Akbar!

been trying to access Malaysiakini website. couldnt, it was just too busy.

I would say this PRU12 is election whereby traditional govt newsmedia has been bypassed.
Bloggers and independent news site rules.

An Old Friend from years ago who stand in P18 Kulim

Here is the blogger website.
Zulkifli Noordin.

Please contribute to his campaign, here is the Maybank account number;

Sumbangan Dana dan Bantuan Tenaga
Sumbangan boleh disalurkan ke akaun Maybank, Jalan Masjid India Branch no: 164593029443.
Cek boleh dialamatkan kepada 'Zulkifli bin Noordin' di alamat Tetuan Zulkifli Noordin & Associates, Tingkat 7, Wisma Yakin, Jalan Masjid India, 50100 Kuala Lumpur.

Zul on the front page Malaysiakini and other papers

Years ago, back in 83, I used to tumpang Zul's place at Newtown, in Wellington in summer. A couple of months or more. He was studying at Victoria University back then. Those were the days. There were not many of us then, the old Islamic Centre in Newtown was just a converted house, and we couldnt even fill the 4x6m room during the Friday prayer. That summer I had fun discovering Wellington using Taufik's 10speed bike. At the start of summer, early Nov, I borrowed Taufik's bike from Levin and cycle back to Wellington. Then a few days later I started the week long cycling tour to Gisborne, on my own. Amazing how relatively safe it was back then.
Its interesting to see him in the news now and again.

Lawyer charges interference in murder case
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The lawyer for a senior policeman on trial for murdering a Mongolian woman withdrew on Monday and alleged interference in the case.

Zulkifli Noordin said he could no longer act in defence of Chief Inspector Azilah Hadri.

Zulkifli told reporters he believes fully in his client's innocence but "certain facts have come to my attention during my preparation of the trial" that would compromise his ability to act further.

"There were serious attempts by third parties to interfere with the defence that I proposed," he said, declining to elaborate.

Azilah and another police officer, Sirul Azhar Umar, 35, are charged with the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu, 28.

Altantuya was the lover of Abdul Razak Baginda, a political analyst with close ties to Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Najib Abdul Razak, who has vehemently denied any involvement in the case.

All three accused face the death penalty if convicted.

The trial began today but was immediately postponed for two weeks until June 18 after prosecutors said they had only been assigned to the case on Sunday.

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has pledged there will be no cover-up.
Jet-setting romance
Abdul Razak, a British-educated political and defence analyst who heads the Malaysian Strategic Research Centre, a think tank, was introduced to Altantuya in Hong Kong at the end of 2004, he said in an affidavit and statements to police.

She was a trained teacher and a translator who spoke English, Russian and Chinese, her father has said.

The couple conducted a jet-setting romance, meeting in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and France. Abdul Razak said they broke up around August 2005.

She was killed last October and her body blown up in a jungle clearing in Shah Alam district southwest of Kuala Lumpur.

Abdul Razak, wearing a blue business-style shirt and dark pants, shed tears along with his mother as they hugged after he entered the courtroom.

He also embraced his teenage daughter before proceedings began, watched also by his parents and a brother.

"Pray for his innocence," Abdul Razak's wife, Mazlinda Makhzan, told AFP after her husband arrived in a white van chased by a pack of about 20 news photographers.

He was expressionless and did not answer questions as he was led into the court building.
Integrity under scrutiny
Altantuya's father Shaariibuu Setev, 55, also declined comment when he arrived.
As court proceedings began, Najib, the deputy prime minister, opened a global tourism conference in Kuala Lumpur. He declined to comment on the trial.

Ramon Navaratnam, head of Transparency International Malaysia, a branch of the anti-corruption watchdog, said the world would be watching the trial.

"No one can afford to see the case being mishandled or interfered with," he said, "because the whole integrity of the judicial system is under scrutiny."
- AFP