Comments on: What is it about, the murders?

By: t sim

t sim — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:29:54 +0000

thadu, i thought ur one dude who had the balls to sincerely criticize. but it seems that u lack the criticizing ability when it comes to anni or the new government!
this whole thing sucks. with the murdered and druggies on the streets no one is safe.you will know this better then any other i think, cause you have been very much looking into this stuff, atleast before during golhaas verikan
what happened now? some one bought u? be real thadu

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:22:42 +0000

this is not watan edey goi
keep the prisoners where they should be
that is in d jails
my kids nfamily want to work safely n free on the roads
wht is anni doing
becoming next golhaabo?
anni; if u cant do this thn isthufaa OK

By: lisa

lisa — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 20:41:09 +0000

For the last 2 to 3 months, when all the gang leaders were taken in ,we can walk on the streets safely. Dawning of Aneh Divehi Raaje, life has become bad to worse and frightening. People are frightened to go out into the streets, don’t know whether they can come home safely. President doesnt think of the people or the constitution. He only thinks of giving high rank posts to MDP activists, and traveling in the islands on government funds , champaining for his party (MDP), for the forth coming election. He is trying to get votes for MDP, from the fishermen and their families by making promises. He doesnt care what is happening in the Capital, Male’. He doesnt care what the people say or think, otherwise , he wouldnt have released the criminals or bring them from jail and put them under house arrest. The person to blame for this unrest in Male’ is the President Nasheed. The police or the Ministry of Home Affairs is not to blame. If someone opens the door, and releases a tiger into a room where there are about ten children, and when the tiger attacks, would you blame the people there to look after the children, or the organisation , or the person who released the tiger into the room? Think Maldivians and wake up before its too late. If I had known this would happen, I wouldnt have voted for Anni. Where is the big mouth, Moosa Manik , Maria…. I heard them speaking about the unrest in Male’ on Maumoon’s presidency. Now I wonder whether they are serving the people , or is it a vengence against Maumoon. If they are faithful to the people they should have taken up the subject in the Majilis and try to bring a stop to this violence. Sad , they have to stand up againt their hero, Naseed. I think someone should stand up. DRP is in a coma. Is this “vatan edhey goiy”? May Allah Almighty save us from President Mohamed Nasheed and his activists. Ameen.

By: 31sa

31sa — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 07:52:55 +0000

hey guy. if u sick u go see doc. lol
but i agee. infancy is no excuse, dont want infants to rule this country. this should be end right now this minute or anni can isthufaa :@

By: guy

guy — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 17:53:08 +0000

im sick of people saying that the government is in its infancy. i tell you this. we gav 30 frikking years to maumoon and his cronies!
nasheed is working the footsteps of maumoon. exact same way he did thirty years ago. awarding ministrial portfolios to his hardcore activists as the reward.
where is the human rights ambassedor of his when a child is brutally killed infront of a gawking public? that he has to give to go-go latheef for what?? we have a human rights commission! just because nasheed foresaw that go-go might challenge him he was awarded the package!
we cannot afford to give another thirty years to correct these mistakes, or even a single day to commit the same frikking mistake by nasheed.
so bring out the rage you had when you wanted maumoon outsted. dont blame authorities for lack of cordination. blame nasheed for chickening out to overhaul the system. blame his cronies for dangling on his neck. blame you because you cannot critisize the same exact mistake again just as its done by another person you voted for. dont just disperse the problem.
im saying this because i believe that you would think abt this open-minededly.

By: thadu

thadu — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 14:11:25 +0000

umm.. the fact is that i have very clearly mentioned in this piece of writing that “if and when the authorities act wise, there is no doubt that gang fights and killings would come to an end…” and more

but again, is there a room for comparing a government of 30 years with that of 30 days? if the former government that ruled for 30 years had done some solid work, today this would not be the case. all these fights and killings, it is not something that started today, it was in existence since a long time back!

and the same way that i did not mentioned any names of the current government, i also did not relate these unacceptable events to the former government.

and the reason is . . . not to be biased… because blaming each other at this point will not be of any help

By: andhu

andhu — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 13:45:10 +0000

i love this post thadu, very true indeed. but i dont disagree with the comment above me either. if this happened a few months back, everything will be blamed on maumoon. its not the government which needs to be changed. its the people who need to change their ways of thinking, to a more open minded one rather than a closed one. people “think” they think openly but they just talk one sided. And yes, we need more stricter laws and regulations if we need to stop these killings and riots.

By: guy

guy — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 21:38:35 +0000

im suprised that u didn’t even name the current government and its ‘none of our business’ method of dealing with these brutal killings. all they care is whats happening in ‘jalu ge’.
one more thing if this happened a month and half earlier, u would be working on your mind what are the names you havent called maumoon. didnt ya?
what happened now?!!!