Nasi Kang Kang: The last Commando in the 'supernatural' battlefield
Preamble: The ‘luminaries’ not only vote our leaders and judges into power but also become our leaders and judges. In the glare of the twenty-first-century sun, 'belief' was thought to be rank infidel to science with 'superstition' its twin horror, but not for some. Even scholars and captains of industry succumb to a clutch of supernatural convictions that dribbles towards the realm of the absurd resulting in inquisitions and trials no different from those in the Dark Ages. Last week a prominent person in his field said he walked into his kitchen and found the maid squatting without her knickers over a pot of freshly cooked rice. Aghast at the thought that he and his family were about to consume the food, the scholarly man, in explaining his servant’s intention, offered a strange brew that differed little from the pious inquisitors of yore mumbling justice upon a hapless witch. He said in squatting commando over the pot, the girl condenses steam ...