KUALA LUMPUR - POLITICAL CONSPIRACY AGAINST ANWAR?

SURVEY

According to the latest polls released by the by the independent Merdeka Center research firm found that only 6 percent of participants believed the allegations, and nearly 60 percent viewed it as politically conspiracy.

"It's going to be an uphill battle for the government because you are facing a more cynical public," said the firm's pollster, Ibrahim Suffian.The survey polled 225 ethnic Malays aged 20 and above.

In addition, a result coming from an independent news website, Malaysiakini (www.malaysiakini.com), showed that 94.4 percent of its respondents believed the allegation was politically motivated against Anwar.

ALLEDGED SODOMY CASE

The Malaysian police are investigating the former deputy premier for allegedly sodomizing a 23-year-old aide, the same charge that landed him in jail for six years before the Federal Court overturned that conviction in 2004.

SODOMY is punishable by up to 20 years in prison in mainly Muslim Territory in Malaysia.

REVELATION

According to the local news, Anwar will not just sit and allow to repeat what happened again 10 years ago.He planned to file a legal deposition against Saiful Bukhari who, according to ANWAR, had close ties with the present Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak and his staff.

Anwar's agenda in his take over if he wins the battle is that, he plans to give focus on the OIL CRISIS in Malaysia.

SOURCES : REUTERS / ABS-CBN NEWs