There is call recorder and the telco can retrieve it too.

This post has been edited by Schumacher: Dec 4 2025, 10:34 AM

That app will automatically record, and the telco can retrieve it too. Read Pastor Koh’s judgment by Justice Su Tiang Joo unless you prefer to stay ignorant.

Yeah, they also claimed they didn’t rule out the possibility that Pamela staged her own abduction.

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Hope the UFOs are watching you!

This post has been edited by Schumacher: Dec 4 2025, 11:29 AM

This one’s basically just recording other people’s calls, like Najib talking with Rosmah. There’s no law that says you can’t record your own calls, it’s the same as using voice chat on WhatsApp.

If that’s true, why did they need to fabricate the telco document? What you mentioned was never even tendered in court, so don’t act smart. They only tendered the number, name, IC, and address just “KL.” Activation date: 2014 all on a single sheet printed from an email.

The accused has already made several police reports, including video evidence of a conversation with telco staff confirming that the activation date was actually 2017 proving the document was forged. Yet, no raid or arrest was carried out on the telco.

I heard the lawyer already pressured the telco to release the billing records and CDRs, but they still dared to say no. If the line was registered in 2014, there should be plenty of billing and record data by now. Why still talking nonsense about IMEI and IMSI records when they don’t even dare to show the basic billing info.

Only ignorant/biased people/evil will believe them anymore.

This post has been edited by Schumacher: Dec 5 2025, 02:39 PM

You need to listen to the recording, it’s 13 minutes long. If the husband really wanted to attack with parang he wouldn’t have called the wife.

Any pictures of arm wounds caused by a parang?

AI: Yeah, it actually can — in a psychological sense, power can be addictive.

Here’s the breakdown:
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🧠 How it works

When someone has power — say, authority over others, control of decisions, or influence — their brain releases dopamine, the same “feel-good” chemical linked to pleasure, achievement, and even addiction.
Over time, that dopamine hit can make people crave the feeling of dominance or control the way others crave nicotine, gambling, or attention.
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⚙️ The behavioral loop

1. They get power → feel confident, respected, even euphoric.

2. They use power → it works, boosts ego, gives that “I’m in charge” rush.

3. They start chasing that feeling, bending rules or people to keep it.

4. They fear losing it, so they double down — manipulate, intimidate, or overcontrol others.

That cycle can absolutely become addictive behavior.
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🧩 The darker side

Long-term “power highs” can reduce empathy — people literally become less able to imagine others’ perspectives.

It can distort judgment, making them think they’re untouchable or “always right.”

Some end up justifying unethical or abusive behavior as “necessary” or “deserved.”
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🌱 But it’s not inevitable

Not everyone with power becomes like that. The difference often lies in:

Self-awareness and accountability,

Checks and balances (like strong institutions or peers who say “no”),

And personal values — empathy, humility, moral grounding.

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So yeah — power abuse can definitely feel addictive. The rush, the control, the ego reinforcement — all can hook a person’s brain chemistry. The key is whether there’s enough honesty and accountability to break that cycle.

Would you like me to explain the science side (like the brain mechanisms), or the sociological side (how it plays out in leadership or politics)?

It’s about abuse of power, not timing at outdoor. Abuse can happen anytime. And you can’t look at each case in isolation it’s a pattern, from Altantuya right up to the latest Albert case.

Even at home they can show up with guns. “Langgar notis” is a nonsense excuse to come with guns. They could’ve just called his lawyer and asked him to go to HQ immediately as he definitely would’ve gone.

This post has been edited by Schumacher: Dec 6 2025, 04:35 PM