Hara Kiri

This is a repost of an old article .

We have what we call honor which is surprisingly absent in most Malaysian politicians . Some have been caught involved in money politics , buying votes , giving money to delegates , some have been caught with their pants down , some have been caught in bed , video taped for all to see , some have been exposed to having ripping off taxpayers money , and yet sadly , they are still around refusing to either exiting quietly or resigning . These are the scums on earth . You find a lot of them in Malaysia , be it in BN or in Pakatan where sodomisers are revered leaders and liars have become Chief Minister . They have lied when he claimed he went to jail for the underage girl in the Malacca episode . What he didn't reveal is he went to jail for lying that the girl was in prison while the rapist was walking free when in actual fact the girl was in a welfare home for her protection .

We have one here though , caught with his pants down and taped having sex with his mistress for all to see and yet refused to step down and in the process created a hella of bullshit and chaos for the party blaming the president for his problems .

If only he could do the honorable thing as to what the former Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa had done .

TOKYO, Japan (CNN) -- Former Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa, who resigned from his post after appearing intoxicated at a news conference earlier this year, was found dead in his home Sunday, police told CNN.

Shoichi Nakagawa resigned three days after appearing intoxicated at a G7 news conference in Rome.

Tokyo police found Nakagawa, 56, lying face down on a bed on the second-floor of his home, Kyodo reported.

Nakagawa submitted his resignation February 17, just three days after he appeared intoxicated at the G7 news conference in Rome, Italy. Japan's prime minister quickly appointed Kaoru Yosano, the economics minister, to replace Nakagawa.

Nakagawa's resignation had followed an announcement by Japan's main opposition party that it would introduce a motion to censure him.

He had apologized for his behavior, but denied that it was the result of heavy drinking. Nakagawa said he had alcoholic drinks on his flight to Rome and during the G7 luncheon, but that the real culprit was too much medicine taken because he wasn't feeling well, Kyodo reported.

In video of the news conference, Nakagawa responds slowly to reporters questions, slurring his words. At one point, he closes his eyes.

The G7 meeting brought together finance ministers from the world's leading industrialized nations in Rome.