ok, here you are:
According to court documents, Lim's forum message began with: "The
masses are idiots. 'Nuff said". He went on to make disparaging
remarks about Muslims. Then, turning his attention to the Chinese
and Indians, he wrote that listening to the complaints of "Chinese
and Indians ... was no less irritating".
Koh was more pointed. Peppering his blog entry with vulgarities, he
directed his tirade at Malays and Muslims. His blog had a picture
of a roasted pig's head with "a Halal look-alike logo", according
to court documents.
Sept 17, 2005
Third person accused of racist comments on Net
By Chong Chee Kin
YET another blogger was hauled to court yesterday for posting
allegedly racist remarks online - the third person charged under
the Sedition Act this week.
Seventeen-year-old private school student Gan Huai Shi is accused
of promoting ill will and hostility among different races through
comments on his blog.
In two unrelated cases on Monday, Nicholas Lim Yew, 25, and
Benjamin Koh Song Huat, 27, were charged with similar
offences.
Gan faces seven charges under the Sedition Act for offences he was
said to have committed between April 4 and July 16.
He allegedly made four inflammatory comments about Malays and
Muslims on the Internet within days of starting his blog.
In one entry on April 4, he allegedly made it clear that he was
'extremely racist'.
The next day, in two entries within four hours, he was said to have
posted anti-Malay remarks. On April 6, he was allegedly at it
again.
From May to July 16, he is accused of making racist comments once a
month on his blog, spouting his hatred for the Malay
community.
In one posting, he also allegedly wrote of his violent tendencies
in an entry he described as having 'explicit and candid content'.
He allegedly wrote how much he wanted to 'assassinate some
important person with a sniper rifle'.
Gan, represented by lawyer Edmond Pereira, was released on bail of
$15,000 and is due back in court next Tuesday. He could end up in
jail for up to three years on each of the charges.
he "made four inflammatory comments about Malays and Muslims on the
Internet within days of starting his blog". And in one entry, he
"allegedly made it clear that he was "extremely racist"
