vandals as defined are person who deliberately destroys or damages public or private property. they do not care or consider of the issues arising from such idiotic actions and who could these people be? animals? definitely not human beings!
(ignore the illegal banners and posters for this moment!)
today they vandalise the traffic lights which endangers the road users. they don't realise that their loved ones including their parents use the roads daily as well and could be a victim of their folly!
don't really understand what really these numbskulls are thinking when doing such actions!
they are being thought moral and civics in school in more detailed now and yet, such actions have been repetitively and rampant.
where has all the religious values, moral and civic mindedness learned gone to???
one thing for sure, vandals are garbage to Malaysia!
Monday, September 27, 2010
Thursday, September 09, 2010
oh Malaysia ku!
i pay income tax,
i pay road tax,
i pay telephone (broadband) bills,
i pay water bills,
i pay electricity bills,
i pay indah water bills,
for them to improve the public utilities and infrastructure.......
when they dig the roads the patched it up with a hump!
as the days go by, the hump becomes a hole!
would they pay consumers compensation for the vehicle repairs and maintenance arising from the unsatisfactory works????
when can Malaysian roads be free from humps, pot holes, rough surface, water logged roads ....... which all endanger the road users!!!!
i pay road tax,
i pay telephone (broadband) bills,
i pay water bills,
i pay electricity bills,
i pay indah water bills,
for them to improve the public utilities and infrastructure.......
when they dig the roads the patched it up with a hump!
as the days go by, the hump becomes a hole!
would they pay consumers compensation for the vehicle repairs and maintenance arising from the unsatisfactory works????
when can Malaysian roads be free from humps, pot holes, rough surface, water logged roads ....... which all endanger the road users!!!!
Thursday, September 02, 2010
1 UMNO or 1 Malaysia
1 UMNO or 1 Malaysia? During the fasting month of Ramadhan is always the best month to ask for forgiveness and prayers for a better tomorrow. The brotherhood and friendship is re-established to reunite as one.
It's an open secret that the UMNO internal war is rife and the future of the party is dependant on a united front to face the impending 13th General Elections rumoured to be in April 2011.
So what's after Ramadhan?
They start all over again their internal war with slanders, accussations, vindictiveness, insinuations etc. ????
Just like a song chorus, it's meant to be repeated all over again?
I do think that the 1 Malaysia logo have been over used by many organizations till the objective of the campaign is now a forlorn drive staring in failure.
It's an open secret that the UMNO internal war is rife and the future of the party is dependant on a united front to face the impending 13th General Elections rumoured to be in April 2011.
So what's after Ramadhan?
They start all over again their internal war with slanders, accussations, vindictiveness, insinuations etc. ????
Just like a song chorus, it's meant to be repeated all over again?
I do think that the 1 Malaysia logo have been over used by many organizations till the objective of the campaign is now a forlorn drive staring in failure.
undercover school
It makes one wonder if Malaysian national schools of today and tomorrow would all be in disguised or of undercover nature!
Had a tough time locating the school when another banner was strung across the school signage and I am sure they would have many other places where the "kain rentang" could be hung.
Aren't the school authorities proud of the school?
If that's is the lackadaisical attitude of the school authorities, we can imagine the discipline and academic performance of the school!!!
I pity the Malaysian students and generations of tomorrow.
Had a tough time locating the school when another banner was strung across the school signage and I am sure they would have many other places where the "kain rentang" could be hung.
Aren't the school authorities proud of the school?
If that's is the lackadaisical attitude of the school authorities, we can imagine the discipline and academic performance of the school!!!
I pity the Malaysian students and generations of tomorrow.
flying the flags upside down again?
It's a day after the 53rd national independence day of Malaysia and raising the flags of the country and state in celebration of the momentous milestone is a proud moment for Malaysians since 1957.
Many buses and lorries whizzing the highways mount the national flags as a symbol of pride. Malaysians fly the flags high on houses, offices, building s and everywhere including cars while some flags ultimately became "victim" of lack of securing the mounting and lie on roads across the country. Is this act of betrayal or disrespect to the country?
Information Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim had said it right that flags are cheaper than a pack of cigarettes and available everywhere, including him providing the flags to Malaysians for free!
Has this cheap and easy availability resulted in mass production which lacked quality or the "tidak apa" mentality towards the national flag?
This leads us to how a school in Kuala Lumpur could raise the state flag upside down (refer pic)!!!!!!
What makes it more insulting is that the flag was mounted on the gates of the main school entrance where hundreds of students and teachers pass by each day while no one notices it or just adopting the "close one eye" attitude!
2 years ago when the opposition bloggers posted the Malaysian flag upside down as a sign of the country in crisis, it drew flak from the ruling Government and eventually jailed for flying the flag upside down.
Will the principal, State Education Director or Minister of Education be responsible for this? Fined? Jailed?
Wouldn't it be better not to fly the flag at all if incidents like the above and torn flags are raised for National Day celebrations?
Let us be proud Malaysians and keep the flag flying correctly!
Many buses and lorries whizzing the highways mount the national flags as a symbol of pride. Malaysians fly the flags high on houses, offices, building s and everywhere including cars while some flags ultimately became "victim" of lack of securing the mounting and lie on roads across the country. Is this act of betrayal or disrespect to the country?
Information Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim had said it right that flags are cheaper than a pack of cigarettes and available everywhere, including him providing the flags to Malaysians for free!
Has this cheap and easy availability resulted in mass production which lacked quality or the "tidak apa" mentality towards the national flag?
This leads us to how a school in Kuala Lumpur could raise the state flag upside down (refer pic)!!!!!!
What makes it more insulting is that the flag was mounted on the gates of the main school entrance where hundreds of students and teachers pass by each day while no one notices it or just adopting the "close one eye" attitude!
2 years ago when the opposition bloggers posted the Malaysian flag upside down as a sign of the country in crisis, it drew flak from the ruling Government and eventually jailed for flying the flag upside down.
Will the principal, State Education Director or Minister of Education be responsible for this? Fined? Jailed?
Wouldn't it be better not to fly the flag at all if incidents like the above and torn flags are raised for National Day celebrations?
Let us be proud Malaysians and keep the flag flying correctly!
Sunday, August 29, 2010
building a hostel or hotel
The Malaysian main stream media (MSM), controlled by the Government agencies have always been blamed for bias reporting. here we see another piece of confusing reporting which readers were kept guessing as to whether they meant a hotel or hostel! (see arrows in red)
Logical thinking would tell it's a hostel but in the land of Malaysia Boleh, anything can happen!
With reports "meant" to confuse readers, it's a no brainer that readership of these MSM had been bombed ever since the channel had been used drastically to promote the Government agenda to counter offensive against the online media used by the Opposition so sucessfully.
With more of such reporting, readership could be reduced much more!
Logical thinking would tell it's a hostel but in the land of Malaysia Boleh, anything can happen!
With reports "meant" to confuse readers, it's a no brainer that readership of these MSM had been bombed ever since the channel had been used drastically to promote the Government agenda to counter offensive against the online media used by the Opposition so sucessfully.
With more of such reporting, readership could be reduced much more!
truancy
90% of the workforce population all around the world would tell that how they would wish to be in school again when life is so blissful with no worries of earning income.
Back in school, it's the opposite with students where many would prefer to quickly graduate and get into the workforce despite the many warnings from adults go unheeded. They go against the advice and wanting to be a rebel in school by keeping long hair, tucked out shirts etc.
While truancy is an ever present act of school students which does not seem to end.
Standing outside s secondary school in Kuala Lumpur for about 15 minutes before the school ends allowed me to witness truancy among the students of the school.
The one on the motorbike suddenly appeared from somewhere else instead of the school compound before school ends and rode off hastily after noticing he getting caught on camera.
The other was walking in and out of the school compound with gates guarded by a security guard with another person believed to be a teacher of the school reading newspapers in the guardhouse.
While few others were seating outside the school waiting for school to end and joining the rest to head for home.
It would not take long for anyone to understand now as to why Malaysian education standards had dipped so low and now wonder what the future of the country would be!
Back in school, it's the opposite with students where many would prefer to quickly graduate and get into the workforce despite the many warnings from adults go unheeded. They go against the advice and wanting to be a rebel in school by keeping long hair, tucked out shirts etc.
While truancy is an ever present act of school students which does not seem to end.
Standing outside s secondary school in Kuala Lumpur for about 15 minutes before the school ends allowed me to witness truancy among the students of the school.
The one on the motorbike suddenly appeared from somewhere else instead of the school compound before school ends and rode off hastily after noticing he getting caught on camera.
The other was walking in and out of the school compound with gates guarded by a security guard with another person believed to be a teacher of the school reading newspapers in the guardhouse.
While few others were seating outside the school waiting for school to end and joining the rest to head for home.
It would not take long for anyone to understand now as to why Malaysian education standards had dipped so low and now wonder what the future of the country would be!
Monday, August 23, 2010
you give Malaysia a bad name!
Back in the 80's, songs dedication on the airwaves is something everyone looks forward to and one of the all-time favorite band group would definitely be Bon Jovi rock songs whether slow or fast, it's great listening to the ears.
Retro to what we liked to do then, I would like to dedicate You Give Love A Bad Name to MACC with this silly and despicable blog posting!
Shot through the heart, and your to blame, MACC
You give Malaysia a bad name
An angel's smile is what you sell
You promise Malaysians heaven then put us through hell
Chains of love, got a hold on me
When passion's a prison you can't break free
You're a loaded gun ... yeah
There's nowhere to run
No-one can save MACC, the damage is done
My take is whatever MACC corporate communications director Datuk Ahmad Khusairi Yahaya probes and reveals the finding, the irreversible damage is done.
Like the English proverb, "look before you leap" I wonder how such posting could be approved for the anti-graft body's official blog of www.ourdifferentview.com???
Retro to what we liked to do then, I would like to dedicate You Give Love A Bad Name to MACC with this silly and despicable blog posting!
Shot through the heart, and your to blame, MACC
You give Malaysia a bad name
An angel's smile is what you sell
You promise Malaysians heaven then put us through hell
Chains of love, got a hold on me
When passion's a prison you can't break free
You're a loaded gun ... yeah
There's nowhere to run
No-one can save MACC, the damage is done
My take is whatever MACC corporate communications director Datuk Ahmad Khusairi Yahaya probes and reveals the finding, the irreversible damage is done.
Like the English proverb, "look before you leap" I wonder how such posting could be approved for the anti-graft body's official blog of www.ourdifferentview.com???
Friday, August 13, 2010
if flying the national flag is for show
August 31st is the independence day of Malaysia and signifies the month long patriotic flag waving for all Malaysians as a display of their love and dedication to the country.
While the date is always celebrated with a mammoth National Day parade, this year's celebrations is reduced to a minimal fanfare as it falls on the holy fasting Ramadhan month of the Muslims.
However, the flying the Malaysian flag is still seen not only at office buildings but on public transport vehicles whizzing along the trunk roads and highways with some 1 ton lorry flying flags bigger then they would be able to.
Would the authorities ignore the danger it poses to the road users in the name of patriotism?
While saying that, the amount of national flags which came off from the mounting on the vehicles are increasing and seen lying on the public roads. Will this pose a danger to road users again and if it was rolled over, would it be considered unpatriotic?
Are the drivers supposed to avoid the flags lying on the road?
For office buildings, the organizations are encouraged to beautify their premises and fly the national flags high especially Government offices. If the idea of flying the national flags are as in the picture above, I would suggest that the company discard totally the embarassment of a torn flag and f;ag touching the ground.
Will the owners of the national flags whenever and wherever you are hanging or flying it, do it with pride as a Malaysian!
While the date is always celebrated with a mammoth National Day parade, this year's celebrations is reduced to a minimal fanfare as it falls on the holy fasting Ramadhan month of the Muslims.
However, the flying the Malaysian flag is still seen not only at office buildings but on public transport vehicles whizzing along the trunk roads and highways with some 1 ton lorry flying flags bigger then they would be able to.
Would the authorities ignore the danger it poses to the road users in the name of patriotism?
While saying that, the amount of national flags which came off from the mounting on the vehicles are increasing and seen lying on the public roads. Will this pose a danger to road users again and if it was rolled over, would it be considered unpatriotic?
Are the drivers supposed to avoid the flags lying on the road?
For office buildings, the organizations are encouraged to beautify their premises and fly the national flags high especially Government offices. If the idea of flying the national flags are as in the picture above, I would suggest that the company discard totally the embarassment of a torn flag and f;ag touching the ground.
Will the owners of the national flags whenever and wherever you are hanging or flying it, do it with pride as a Malaysian!
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Malaysia in Confusion!
This is pretty amusing of Malaysia Boleh!
The "FIRE STARTER" was visibly caught in action by Malaysians but the "EMERGENCY CALLER" was taken to task!
Have the authorities got everything mixed up or was it planned?
The "FIRE STARTER" was visibly caught in action by Malaysians but the "EMERGENCY CALLER" was taken to task!
Have the authorities got everything mixed up or was it planned?
Friday, July 23, 2010
defying law!
i've wrote many times of law defying teenagers of AU2 Keramat and here is another classic example!
aren't the police doing something about this? Have said before and repeating it again here!
aren't the police doing something about this? Have said before and repeating it again here!
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Football jerseys Muslims should not wear
With the citing of Football jerseys Muslims should not wear. Manchester United and Barcelona supporters would be the most hardly hit!
Wonder if the Malaysian version of the MU jerseys to overcome the above would be like this?
Wonder if the Malaysian version of the MU jerseys to overcome the above would be like this?
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Mystery Malaysian tycoon flew Paris to World Cup
The headline above made its way into The Star online early this morning but the story was removed for reasons unknown. The story was also missing from other mainstream media but made its way to Cyberjaya Online, the closest local news channel which dare to carry the news briefly though.
A quick glance could be the worry that the story of this mystery Malaysian would be linked to the Paris Hilton drug arrest at the World Cup.
And who could this Mystery Malaysian be and mixing with high profile celebrities?
Is this the same big spending mystery man whom had "excite" many other celebrities namely Lindsay Lohan and Megan Fox?
And if the Mystery Malaysian are the same person, then it would be interesting to note if this of the purportedly arms dealer with a lowdown!
Malaysia Boleh!
A quick glance could be the worry that the story of this mystery Malaysian would be linked to the Paris Hilton drug arrest at the World Cup.
And who could this Mystery Malaysian be and mixing with high profile celebrities?
Is this the same big spending mystery man whom had "excite" many other celebrities namely Lindsay Lohan and Megan Fox?
And if the Mystery Malaysian are the same person, then it would be interesting to note if this of the purportedly arms dealer with a lowdown!
Malaysia Boleh!
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Malaysia host FIFA World Cup
Malaysia Boleh!
Ever since the former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad coined the war cry as a run up to the Kuala Lumpur edition of the XVI Commonwealth Games in 1998, the phrase have been the frequently used by many including foreigners whom likened it to the Japanese war cry of "Banzai".
When we look at it again, the phrase is definitely appropriate for use without boundaries and when I read the article "Can M'sia host the WCup? M'sia boleh", I told myself why not, since Malaysia would have a free ticket for their debut in the illustrious competition.
The in-flow of supporters from the teams is a tremendous spinner for Malaysian economy and promotion of this 365 days rain or shine country. Our tropical climate may prove unbearable for the visitors from the cooler countries.
Just imagine thousands of scantily clad female supporters dancing and prancing in the stadium stands, parks or entertainment outlets. Or the die-hard supporter clinging to a beer or liquor walking around the city areas. Of supporters with painted faces celebrating on the roads after their team victories and celebrating till the wee hours of the next morning.
Well, I would sincerely think that objections to this are aplenty considering a Muslim country like Malaysia where politicians clamour for power using religion and racial tones.
Can we imagine a local enforcement officer giving chase to a scantily clad female supporter with a towel to close up her body? Of the officers handing out teh tarik in exchange of beers?
I would expect individuals like Zulkifli Nordin, Datuk Nasir Safar, Datuk Ahmad Ismail, Datuk Reezal Merican Bin Naina Merican and not forgetting, Datuk Ibrahim Ali to conduct protest, road demonstrations, submission of memorandum etc. over the above!
Or on the extreme, Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim would enforce that all foreigners must be able to speak Bahasa Malaysia when on Malaysian soil or else the locals would not reply!
The Local City Councils e.g. Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) will have to shut down popular attractions like Petaling Street and Bazaaria(s) for a month as FIFA would clamp down on "genuine fakes" replica jerseys.
On the celebration mode, , Azeez Rempit could have his Mat Rempits to to ride down the streets and blaring their "kap chai" horns in the same fashion as the Vuvuzela of South Africa.
I would think there woud be more positives then anything else until some of these wierdos comes up with something shocking in Malaysia Boleh fashion!
Ever since the former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad coined the war cry as a run up to the Kuala Lumpur edition of the XVI Commonwealth Games in 1998, the phrase have been the frequently used by many including foreigners whom likened it to the Japanese war cry of "Banzai".
When we look at it again, the phrase is definitely appropriate for use without boundaries and when I read the article "Can M'sia host the WCup? M'sia boleh", I told myself why not, since Malaysia would have a free ticket for their debut in the illustrious competition.
The in-flow of supporters from the teams is a tremendous spinner for Malaysian economy and promotion of this 365 days rain or shine country. Our tropical climate may prove unbearable for the visitors from the cooler countries.
Just imagine thousands of scantily clad female supporters dancing and prancing in the stadium stands, parks or entertainment outlets. Or the die-hard supporter clinging to a beer or liquor walking around the city areas. Of supporters with painted faces celebrating on the roads after their team victories and celebrating till the wee hours of the next morning.
Well, I would sincerely think that objections to this are aplenty considering a Muslim country like Malaysia where politicians clamour for power using religion and racial tones.
Can we imagine a local enforcement officer giving chase to a scantily clad female supporter with a towel to close up her body? Of the officers handing out teh tarik in exchange of beers?
I would expect individuals like Zulkifli Nordin, Datuk Nasir Safar, Datuk Ahmad Ismail, Datuk Reezal Merican Bin Naina Merican and not forgetting, Datuk Ibrahim Ali to conduct protest, road demonstrations, submission of memorandum etc. over the above!
Or on the extreme, Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim would enforce that all foreigners must be able to speak Bahasa Malaysia when on Malaysian soil or else the locals would not reply!
The Local City Councils e.g. Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) will have to shut down popular attractions like Petaling Street and Bazaaria(s) for a month as FIFA would clamp down on "genuine fakes" replica jerseys.
On the celebration mode, , Azeez Rempit could have his Mat Rempits to to ride down the streets and blaring their "kap chai" horns in the same fashion as the Vuvuzela of South Africa.
I would think there woud be more positives then anything else until some of these wierdos comes up with something shocking in Malaysia Boleh fashion!
Friday, June 25, 2010
when gambling was a way of life for non-Muslims!
Reptiles of many species are known to have forked tongue.
According to Wikipedia, there is a phrase, "speaks with a forked tongue" which means to say one thing and mean another or, to be hypocritical, or act in a duplicitous manner. In the longstanding tradition of many Native American tribes, "speaking with a forked tongue" has meant lying, and a person was no longer considered worthy of trust, once he had been shown to "speak with a forked tongue".
Back to Malaysian politics, the above reflects much of Dato' Seri Utama Dr. Rais Yatim, Malaysian Information, Communications, and Culture Minister opinion on the issue of legalizing betting.
His standpoint of "gambling was a way of life for non-Muslims" shows his stupidity and ignorant of other religions. All non-Muslim religions does not encourage gambling but how he became the preacher for non-Muslims is everyone's guess.
If this is the way he views this issue, it's no wonder the Malaysian Government leaders always ended up in controversy!
Isn't it better if he put it straight that "haram or non-halal" gains is alright with the non-Muslims!
I as a Malaysian is totally shocked at such statement coming from the "Propaganda" Minister of the Malaysian Government and it's better for this "has been" politician to step out of politics to save the BN Government from falling further.
As a non-Muslim in Malaysia, I despise gambling and how can Rais blurt a sweeping statement as such?
Will I vote for such leaders leading the country in the nest General Election?
According to Wikipedia, there is a phrase, "speaks with a forked tongue" which means to say one thing and mean another or, to be hypocritical, or act in a duplicitous manner. In the longstanding tradition of many Native American tribes, "speaking with a forked tongue" has meant lying, and a person was no longer considered worthy of trust, once he had been shown to "speak with a forked tongue".
Back to Malaysian politics, the above reflects much of Dato' Seri Utama Dr. Rais Yatim, Malaysian Information, Communications, and Culture Minister opinion on the issue of legalizing betting.
His standpoint of "gambling was a way of life for non-Muslims" shows his stupidity and ignorant of other religions. All non-Muslim religions does not encourage gambling but how he became the preacher for non-Muslims is everyone's guess.
If this is the way he views this issue, it's no wonder the Malaysian Government leaders always ended up in controversy!
Isn't it better if he put it straight that "haram or non-halal" gains is alright with the non-Muslims!
I as a Malaysian is totally shocked at such statement coming from the "Propaganda" Minister of the Malaysian Government and it's better for this "has been" politician to step out of politics to save the BN Government from falling further.
As a non-Muslim in Malaysia, I despise gambling and how can Rais blurt a sweeping statement as such?
Will I vote for such leaders leading the country in the nest General Election?
Monday, June 07, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Sibu Miracle - post mortem!
Sibu Miracle!
The people of Sibu or Sibuans have delivered their verdict amidst higher voter turnout and the swing to DAP-Pakatan Rakyat (PR).
With Rejang Park considered the "black area" for Barisan Nasional (BN), the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and supremo for BN only chose the last day to visit whilst delivering his momentous speech which all Malaysians will remember of "You help me and I help you!".
The sentence itself is a flaw and unbecoming for a Prime Minister of a Islamic country to utter such. I guess many Malaysians was momentarily shocked and stunned over the statement made while delivering his plea to the Rejang Park folks to vote for BN.
With majority Chinese population there, it can be said that they had simply duplicated the "winning formula" of the recent Hulu Selangor by-election while hoping that the rakyat monies he showered would deliver the same result.
He had forgotten that most Chinese (not about racial) votes based on careful analysis and calculated decisions which is not easily swinged by such promises. That statement alone had placed him in a bad light among the Chinese community there which had an effect on voters from the other races of Sibu.
Jibby was lucky he quoted that on the final lap of campaigning and transmission of that event could not be disseminated into the other areas quickly. Had he done that earlier on, BN could have lost with a much bigger margin but the damage is done!
Jibby was so caught up with his one up over his deputy over the Hulu Selangor victory and wanted to proof that it was no fluke. What happens? His Deputy had the last laugh and would certainly thinkif Jibby is the people's PM?
With the "loudspeaker" of Perkasa harping on MCA's inability to secure the Chinese votes, he failed to realise that he was a major contributor to this phenomena and the question should be should he shut his mouth to help BN?
In this instance, Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek was absolutely right in this assessments about Perkasa and the sentiments of the Chinese community in Malaysia. It's not about racial but uniting the people regardless of race and compete in togetherness on the international platform as 1 Malaysia.
There is no if(s) or but(s) in today's borderless world where the fittest will survive which also applies to Malaysia to sustain and grow into a developed status nation which all Malaysians can be proud of.
Instead, Perkasa has taken the Malays back into the 60s and 70s with their racial rhetorics. Very soon he would lead the Malays into communal villages or housing estates as before which truly hinders the 1 Malaysia challenge.
While this augurs well for the PR and a motivator for the up-coming State elections, PR should place this as an indicator and work harder to ensure victory in the state now that the Chief Minister of Sarawak have been a liability for the people of Sarawak where his presence was not welcomed in Sibu.
As the story goes on, a promise is a promise .... the PM has to deliver the RM5million of taxpayers monies to Rejang Park for flood alleviation projects today (Wednesday, 19th May 2010). Why use taxpayers money when the campaigning was supposed to be a political party affair Jibby?
Will Jibby go against his promise? If this happens, the outcome of the State elections would prove disastrous for BN.
I for certain against Jibby using taxpayers money to meet the RM5million!
The people of Sibu or Sibuans have delivered their verdict amidst higher voter turnout and the swing to DAP-Pakatan Rakyat (PR).
With Rejang Park considered the "black area" for Barisan Nasional (BN), the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and supremo for BN only chose the last day to visit whilst delivering his momentous speech which all Malaysians will remember of "You help me and I help you!".
The sentence itself is a flaw and unbecoming for a Prime Minister of a Islamic country to utter such. I guess many Malaysians was momentarily shocked and stunned over the statement made while delivering his plea to the Rejang Park folks to vote for BN.
With majority Chinese population there, it can be said that they had simply duplicated the "winning formula" of the recent Hulu Selangor by-election while hoping that the rakyat monies he showered would deliver the same result.
He had forgotten that most Chinese (not about racial) votes based on careful analysis and calculated decisions which is not easily swinged by such promises. That statement alone had placed him in a bad light among the Chinese community there which had an effect on voters from the other races of Sibu.
Jibby was lucky he quoted that on the final lap of campaigning and transmission of that event could not be disseminated into the other areas quickly. Had he done that earlier on, BN could have lost with a much bigger margin but the damage is done!
Jibby was so caught up with his one up over his deputy over the Hulu Selangor victory and wanted to proof that it was no fluke. What happens? His Deputy had the last laugh and would certainly thinkif Jibby is the people's PM?
With the "loudspeaker" of Perkasa harping on MCA's inability to secure the Chinese votes, he failed to realise that he was a major contributor to this phenomena and the question should be should he shut his mouth to help BN?
In this instance, Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek was absolutely right in this assessments about Perkasa and the sentiments of the Chinese community in Malaysia. It's not about racial but uniting the people regardless of race and compete in togetherness on the international platform as 1 Malaysia.
There is no if(s) or but(s) in today's borderless world where the fittest will survive which also applies to Malaysia to sustain and grow into a developed status nation which all Malaysians can be proud of.
Instead, Perkasa has taken the Malays back into the 60s and 70s with their racial rhetorics. Very soon he would lead the Malays into communal villages or housing estates as before which truly hinders the 1 Malaysia challenge.
While this augurs well for the PR and a motivator for the up-coming State elections, PR should place this as an indicator and work harder to ensure victory in the state now that the Chief Minister of Sarawak have been a liability for the people of Sarawak where his presence was not welcomed in Sibu.
As the story goes on, a promise is a promise .... the PM has to deliver the RM5million of taxpayers monies to Rejang Park for flood alleviation projects today (Wednesday, 19th May 2010). Why use taxpayers money when the campaigning was supposed to be a political party affair Jibby?
Will Jibby go against his promise? If this happens, the outcome of the State elections would prove disastrous for BN.
I for certain against Jibby using taxpayers money to meet the RM5million!
Saturday, May 15, 2010
The sad state of National Library
Library (perpustakaan in Bahasa Malaysia) had always been the focal centre for knowledge till the other type of Library opened in The Curve with different product, services and opening hours.
The Government had since independence been trying to cultivate the reading habits of Malaysians in a move to produce a more developed country and establishing a knowledge society. I, myself, had been fascinated with the "knowledge bank" since school besides committing myself to be a school library prefect or librarian to enable me to have more access to those reading materials available.
What I had learned from the number of years serving as a school librarian had thought me much about what is needed to successfully create an ambience for reading and research.
Today, Malaysians from all walks of life had benefitted from the library in city, rural including the mobile library which reaches the remote villages.
We have to take our hats off for the grand effort of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad whom had built the National Library (www.pnm.my) along Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur but yet it was later found that the storage space wasn't enough to store the reading materials to cater the various age group which resulted in the books borrowing section for adults being housed in the neighbouring building of Wisma Sejarah.
While we rejoice on the new block which is currently under construction and look forward to many more years of using the facility to benefit the many future generations, the ugly side of Malaysians eating habits and culture prevailed along the corridor of the Kids section
How the management allowed the many vendors playing their trade of food stuff, accessories, cakes, snacks etc. is left much to be desired. The smell generated from the pickles can be nauseating for those not used to it and again the building maintenance is another sad proof of bad management.
The toilets aren't equally clean either and the facilities could be better maintained.
It is not too certain if the ugly side of Malaysian obesity culture is being promoted in the vicinity of the National Library while turning it into a bazaar.
Occassional food chomping and mobile phone rings can be seen/heard during the number of visits I make to the library. Is this allowed in libraries? Have the control aspects been negelected to create a conducive ambience for everyone to enjoy the facilities there?
Will this resource centre which had served thousands of Malaysians be another victim of a 3rd class building maintenance which would eventually cost the tax payers money to refurbish and inconvenience to the many users?
The Government had since independence been trying to cultivate the reading habits of Malaysians in a move to produce a more developed country and establishing a knowledge society. I, myself, had been fascinated with the "knowledge bank" since school besides committing myself to be a school library prefect or librarian to enable me to have more access to those reading materials available.
What I had learned from the number of years serving as a school librarian had thought me much about what is needed to successfully create an ambience for reading and research.
Today, Malaysians from all walks of life had benefitted from the library in city, rural including the mobile library which reaches the remote villages.
We have to take our hats off for the grand effort of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad whom had built the National Library (www.pnm.my) along Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur but yet it was later found that the storage space wasn't enough to store the reading materials to cater the various age group which resulted in the books borrowing section for adults being housed in the neighbouring building of Wisma Sejarah.
While we rejoice on the new block which is currently under construction and look forward to many more years of using the facility to benefit the many future generations, the ugly side of Malaysians eating habits and culture prevailed along the corridor of the Kids section
How the management allowed the many vendors playing their trade of food stuff, accessories, cakes, snacks etc. is left much to be desired. The smell generated from the pickles can be nauseating for those not used to it and again the building maintenance is another sad proof of bad management.
The toilets aren't equally clean either and the facilities could be better maintained.
It is not too certain if the ugly side of Malaysian obesity culture is being promoted in the vicinity of the National Library while turning it into a bazaar.
Occassional food chomping and mobile phone rings can be seen/heard during the number of visits I make to the library. Is this allowed in libraries? Have the control aspects been negelected to create a conducive ambience for everyone to enjoy the facilities there?
Will this resource centre which had served thousands of Malaysians be another victim of a 3rd class building maintenance which would eventually cost the tax payers money to refurbish and inconvenience to the many users?
Friday, May 07, 2010
The inadvertent insult of Carlsberg?
Every organization excites in free product publicity in normal circumstances to promote and expand their market share.
When a product of a market leader being "dragged" into a political controversy, it certainly isn't the best of publicity as exhibited here. In this instance, Carlsberg has been associated with Zaid Ibrahim and Carlsberg lovers certainly won't appreciate this action of Perkasa and their associates.
The "long cool Dane" had long been chilling out locals and foreigners in Malaysia when suddenly Zaid's former drinking habits are linked to this great product of Denmark.
The insult does not stop there, as Zaid's effigy is burnt, the picture of the Carlsberg product was being stomped by those "Abduls" and isn't this an insult to Carlsberg?
It clearly shows the insensitivity and non-thinking "Abduls"!
I guess these acts had not only insulted the loyalist of the beer consumers but more importantly Carlsberg.
Have these idiotic "Abduls" thought about the consequence of foreign investments in Malaysia?
Will Carlsberg sue these "NGO Abduls" royally? There is enough evidence here.
Moreover, where are the police to stop the protest?
How rude and vulgar can those NGO Abduls be?
When a product of a market leader being "dragged" into a political controversy, it certainly isn't the best of publicity as exhibited here. In this instance, Carlsberg has been associated with Zaid Ibrahim and Carlsberg lovers certainly won't appreciate this action of Perkasa and their associates.
The "long cool Dane" had long been chilling out locals and foreigners in Malaysia when suddenly Zaid's former drinking habits are linked to this great product of Denmark.
The insult does not stop there, as Zaid's effigy is burnt, the picture of the Carlsberg product was being stomped by those "Abduls" and isn't this an insult to Carlsberg?
It clearly shows the insensitivity and non-thinking "Abduls"!
I guess these acts had not only insulted the loyalist of the beer consumers but more importantly Carlsberg.
Have these idiotic "Abduls" thought about the consequence of foreign investments in Malaysia?
Will Carlsberg sue these "NGO Abduls" royally? There is enough evidence here.
Moreover, where are the police to stop the protest?
How rude and vulgar can those NGO Abduls be?
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Pocketbuster or Blockbuster?
The picture of a "Transformer" robot was enough to raise my curiousity over the Blockbuster promotion by TM recently which prompted me to make my way to a TM Service Centre to enquire on the possibility of upgrading the Streamyx in my home.
The trip was not only enlightening on the what and how of the promotions but rather shocking!
Why?
The price difference between the in-shop laminated promotion brochure as compared against the advertisements in the media and brochures printed by TM.
Why is this?
The trip was not only enlightening on the what and how of the promotions but rather shocking!
Why?
The price difference between the in-shop laminated promotion brochure as compared against the advertisements in the media and brochures printed by TM.
Why is this?
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Just sorry? Can 1Malaysia be achieved?
It's so easy to say sorry and hope it's forgotten!
Had they not thought about what "to speak" and "not to speak"?
Aren't they mature enough to think?
It had happened on numerous occassions and again repeated,
are they stupid or plain ignorant?
Can they learn from here and not repeat?
God knows. They pray that God and the offended parties
will forgive them.
That yearly trip to Haj for Allah's forgiveness on the mistakes and
sins yet again is conveniently forgotten
once they stepped onto the Malaysian soil as
they repeat the sins.
Despite reminders, repeated incidences, calls for tolerance and
respect the sensitivity of others ....
again they stumble on PM's 1Malaysia.
Will 1Malaysia come to realization?
With fools like this I doubt!!!
Had they not thought about what "to speak" and "not to speak"?
Aren't they mature enough to think?
It had happened on numerous occassions and again repeated,
are they stupid or plain ignorant?
Can they learn from here and not repeat?
God knows. They pray that God and the offended parties
will forgive them.
That yearly trip to Haj for Allah's forgiveness on the mistakes and
sins yet again is conveniently forgotten
once they stepped onto the Malaysian soil as
they repeat the sins.
Despite reminders, repeated incidences, calls for tolerance and
respect the sensitivity of others ....
again they stumble on PM's 1Malaysia.
Will 1Malaysia come to realization?
With fools like this I doubt!!!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Social Awareness
We sometimes take matters lightly and many people just do not bother about the safety or convenience of others except theirs. This is simply selfish mindset and only a self change can make the society and country a better place to live besides everyone enjoy the facilities without much stress.
The pictures below tells the story of a need for social awareness!
Parking on the roadside kerb or walkways is simply causing inconvenience to pedestrians. With a slight portion of the car jutting onto the main road further causes traffic jam. No excuses for this driver but simply an act of self centred!
Notice that the drains are not properly covered by the local authorities and question remains " What if someone becomes a victim to this shoddy temporary wooden covers?"
The bus stops have been upgraded and metal beam chairs are installed to withstand the rain and shine climate of Malaysia. The seats now have a different purpose when it rains as these youths stood "tall" on the beams perhaps trying to avoid their branded shoes from getting wet!
What about the other commuters who wants the seat later?
The pictures below tells the story of a need for social awareness!
Parking on the roadside kerb or walkways is simply causing inconvenience to pedestrians. With a slight portion of the car jutting onto the main road further causes traffic jam. No excuses for this driver but simply an act of self centred!
Notice that the drains are not properly covered by the local authorities and question remains " What if someone becomes a victim to this shoddy temporary wooden covers?"
The bus stops have been upgraded and metal beam chairs are installed to withstand the rain and shine climate of Malaysia. The seats now have a different purpose when it rains as these youths stood "tall" on the beams perhaps trying to avoid their branded shoes from getting wet!
What about the other commuters who wants the seat later?
Who gets rape?
Being referred as the "BIG CORRUPT LADY" is a rape of character!
Would having a MCA entourage traveling along to various states on tourism funds on political or party purposes not considered corrupt?
It's more like rape of Malaysians!
Would having a MCA entourage traveling along to various states on tourism funds on political or party purposes not considered corrupt?
It's more like rape of Malaysians!
Sunday, March 14, 2010
The Great Escape!
Deteriorating discipline in school had always been a point of contention between the teachers and parents. Whose responsibility to discipline the students remains the question either party would choose to stay non-commital although the teachers would feel that the attitude of the students should be harness from home.
Shouldn't it be a joint effort?
Students of today face stronger peer pressure as compared to yesteryears and due to the materialistic wants e.g. handpohones which pushes them to seek ways of securing the extra cash to purchase the item to keep up with their fellow students besides forming peer groups.
Handphones for example, simple and basic is not acceptable anymore but they demand for feature packed handsets with MP3, higher pixel camera phones, WiFi enabled adn lots more.
Shouldn't the teachers then monitor the students in the schools? The small groups they formed could grow and sets the beginning of peer influence which more requent then not, lower the academic performance of the student and school.
The following pictures reflect the Secondary School students of Kuala Lumpur trying to leave the school event held at Stadium Selayang earlier than the time defined by the school.
The one on the ground (right) had made the maiden leap for the others to follow while encouraging the rest amidst the cheer from "spectators" above who were seen cheering and clapping at the achievement of the the first jumper.
Sensing the loud cheers would alert the teachers, the "first jumper" walks away while the other two tried their luck in leaping out of the at least 10 feet stadium walls with a drain just below them. One of them later sprained his ankle and had to endure a rub down from a fellow "escapee".
Shouldn't it be a joint effort?
Students of today face stronger peer pressure as compared to yesteryears and due to the materialistic wants e.g. handpohones which pushes them to seek ways of securing the extra cash to purchase the item to keep up with their fellow students besides forming peer groups.
Handphones for example, simple and basic is not acceptable anymore but they demand for feature packed handsets with MP3, higher pixel camera phones, WiFi enabled adn lots more.
Shouldn't the teachers then monitor the students in the schools? The small groups they formed could grow and sets the beginning of peer influence which more requent then not, lower the academic performance of the student and school.
The following pictures reflect the Secondary School students of Kuala Lumpur trying to leave the school event held at Stadium Selayang earlier than the time defined by the school.
The one on the ground (right) had made the maiden leap for the others to follow while encouraging the rest amidst the cheer from "spectators" above who were seen cheering and clapping at the achievement of the the first jumper.
Sensing the loud cheers would alert the teachers, the "first jumper" walks away while the other two tried their luck in leaping out of the at least 10 feet stadium walls with a drain just below them. One of them later sprained his ankle and had to endure a rub down from a fellow "escapee".
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Menuju PRU 13, bye bye BN and UMNO!
It's rather interesting how Malaysian Government leaders draw conclusions without thinking and supported by facts which they gladly "blurt" out in the press like this and this!
Would the second article demands a police action for incitement? Had it been an Opposition, police reports, UMNO leaders and NGOs like Perkasa would have jumped out of their sleep to protest everywhere including on the streets (without police arrests)!
Malaysians today make informed decisions based on careful study and analysis due to more information available over the internet. Exposure to books, work and study stints abroad had allowed a more matured thinking society.
The leaders from BN ruling coalition realised this but chose to ignore this fact.
Instead they worked on the a 360 degrees tinkering of law through press control, police reports, corruption investigations, intimidation of opposition or anybody who opposed UMNO in particular. While the other component party are very much silent, it's the folks in UMNO whom are running helter skelter to savage their dwindling support in fear of getting into oblivion.
They had thought pressure from BN or UMNO itself on Opposition would draw flak from the people so they drew an ingenuity approach in getting their some lesser known strong followers to incorporate the many NGOs which had mushroom in Malaysia since March 2008.
More surprisingly, all those NGOs starts championing the rights of Malays and only attacks the Opposition. Amusing?
The more pressing issues which exposes the BN Governments' short comings which affects the nation and taxpayers monies fade conveniently into silence before what they think "rakyat mudah lupa". We still remember the Mongolian lady, PKFZ, JJ butt pinching, jet engines, TBH, Ipoh power snatch (no better than the snatch thieves), VK Lingam, Khir Toyo's palace, Auditor's Reports and the list goes on.
Hey, Najib, Muhyiddin, Ibrahim Ali, PERKASA, Rizal Faris and UMNO, what happened with the above????? Hilang begitu aje? Come on lah!
Let the UMNO leaders be reminded that Malaysians of any race and religion have matured but UMNO still needs all the control they can have to ensure they remained in power which would enable them to suck more nation's monies for their own pocket.
They can win the kampung folks for now but not in the near future as they would be more informed and less "celik IT".
Claiming that Opposition held states have not much development and red-tape bureaucratic holds truth and I had wish Muhyiddin clarify this which includes how the Federal Government squeeze the funding out of the states and the corruption that comes with awarding contracts in less red-tape BN run Government. Explain this please!
Just like MJ's song Man In The Mirror, to all UMNO and UMNO funded NGOs, look at yourself and make that change!
Menuju PRU 13, bye bye BN and UMNO!
btw: 1Malaysia is becoming a total failure
Would the second article demands a police action for incitement? Had it been an Opposition, police reports, UMNO leaders and NGOs like Perkasa would have jumped out of their sleep to protest everywhere including on the streets (without police arrests)!
Malaysians today make informed decisions based on careful study and analysis due to more information available over the internet. Exposure to books, work and study stints abroad had allowed a more matured thinking society.
The leaders from BN ruling coalition realised this but chose to ignore this fact.
Instead they worked on the a 360 degrees tinkering of law through press control, police reports, corruption investigations, intimidation of opposition or anybody who opposed UMNO in particular. While the other component party are very much silent, it's the folks in UMNO whom are running helter skelter to savage their dwindling support in fear of getting into oblivion.
They had thought pressure from BN or UMNO itself on Opposition would draw flak from the people so they drew an ingenuity approach in getting their some lesser known strong followers to incorporate the many NGOs which had mushroom in Malaysia since March 2008.
More surprisingly, all those NGOs starts championing the rights of Malays and only attacks the Opposition. Amusing?
The more pressing issues which exposes the BN Governments' short comings which affects the nation and taxpayers monies fade conveniently into silence before what they think "rakyat mudah lupa". We still remember the Mongolian lady, PKFZ, JJ butt pinching, jet engines, TBH, Ipoh power snatch (no better than the snatch thieves), VK Lingam, Khir Toyo's palace, Auditor's Reports and the list goes on.
Hey, Najib, Muhyiddin, Ibrahim Ali, PERKASA, Rizal Faris and UMNO, what happened with the above????? Hilang begitu aje? Come on lah!
Let the UMNO leaders be reminded that Malaysians of any race and religion have matured but UMNO still needs all the control they can have to ensure they remained in power which would enable them to suck more nation's monies for their own pocket.
They can win the kampung folks for now but not in the near future as they would be more informed and less "celik IT".
Claiming that Opposition held states have not much development and red-tape bureaucratic holds truth and I had wish Muhyiddin clarify this which includes how the Federal Government squeeze the funding out of the states and the corruption that comes with awarding contracts in less red-tape BN run Government. Explain this please!
Just like MJ's song Man In The Mirror, to all UMNO and UMNO funded NGOs, look at yourself and make that change!
Menuju PRU 13, bye bye BN and UMNO!
btw: 1Malaysia is becoming a total failure
Monday, March 01, 2010
Frogs fit for restaurants!
El Nino is inflicting tremendous climate warming and drought with some towns in Malaysia reported temperature in access of 36 degrees Celcius. Extreme heat and sweating is the call of the day of many who carry out their tasks outdoors and are exposed to the heat.
The severe heat had cause damage to vegetation where rice farmers are to face with lower harvest. Even the "frogs" seem to have taken the cue from the dry weather to jump into "ponds" which promises never to run dry in whatever circumstances.
What we see daily today are the migration of frogs from Nibong Tebal, Penanti, Kulim-Bandar Baru and many more on the verge as claimed by the Terengganu state head of "farmers".
While the river had also dried up and left with hot dry wind, the lalangs around Malaysia seemed to sway much more vigorously. While the lalangs survive the humidity, it's interesting to note that this species lacking in "backbone" would sway towards the direction which promises it a better fertile soil while the wind carries it across Malaysia.
Restaurant operators offering exotic dishes, this situation may present the best moment to catch the frogs and more importantly these frogs does offer a higher value per head compared to those small little frogs.
A "restaurant" operator in Putrajaya was quick to snap those frogs to strengthen his hold on his food business empire in Malaysia and unlikely to reduce his "market share".
The severe heat had cause damage to vegetation where rice farmers are to face with lower harvest. Even the "frogs" seem to have taken the cue from the dry weather to jump into "ponds" which promises never to run dry in whatever circumstances.
What we see daily today are the migration of frogs from Nibong Tebal, Penanti, Kulim-Bandar Baru and many more on the verge as claimed by the Terengganu state head of "farmers".
While the river had also dried up and left with hot dry wind, the lalangs around Malaysia seemed to sway much more vigorously. While the lalangs survive the humidity, it's interesting to note that this species lacking in "backbone" would sway towards the direction which promises it a better fertile soil while the wind carries it across Malaysia.
Restaurant operators offering exotic dishes, this situation may present the best moment to catch the frogs and more importantly these frogs does offer a higher value per head compared to those small little frogs.
A "restaurant" operator in Putrajaya was quick to snap those frogs to strengthen his hold on his food business empire in Malaysia and unlikely to reduce his "market share".
Monday, February 08, 2010
Espionage Malaysian style
Stolen jet engines and secrets sold to foreign embassies are simply stories taken out from the leaves of action espionage movies.
Never really thought that Malaysia would be part of this script!
With a large question of "working hard to bring back engines from Uruguay" against "they are not considered strategic assets to the country", it would be very interesting to watch what would take place and if we analyse these 2 comments, it could only mean as follow;
"working hard to bring back engines from Uruguay"
1. for evidence to press charges against the "accused" and only these 2 "small fishes" involved?
2. to proof to Malaysians that the authorities that they are really working
3. the assets of Malaysia remains the property of Malaysia
4. smokescreen of engines irrecoverable
"they are not considered strategic assets to the country"
1. the pictures shown were taken in Malaysia itself of other engines and not Uruguay
2. the engines could have been stripped and render no economic value
Whatever it is, the country defence have been breached and Prime Minister declaring "they are not considered strategic assets to the country", it's shocking to realize how the Government leaders have approached to this "espionage" events.
It is only right that accountability is practiced here for the disposable of the engines if they are of old engines.
Judging from the Prime Minister's comment of “They are very old jet engines and not state-of-the-art; they are part of a generation of aircraft that are no longer considered front-line jet fighters in terms of technology and capability.", it seems that he is least bothered about spending public monies and he has access to billions for nation defence purchase.
Who is the Defence Minister then when such events took place? They should step down if the Key Performance Index (KPI) are in place where transparency, accountability and credibility is in question.
This is a real screw-up to improving the public view of Malaysian Government leaders KPI.
Never really thought that Malaysia would be part of this script!
With a large question of "working hard to bring back engines from Uruguay" against "they are not considered strategic assets to the country", it would be very interesting to watch what would take place and if we analyse these 2 comments, it could only mean as follow;
"working hard to bring back engines from Uruguay"
1. for evidence to press charges against the "accused" and only these 2 "small fishes" involved?
2. to proof to Malaysians that the authorities that they are really working
3. the assets of Malaysia remains the property of Malaysia
4. smokescreen of engines irrecoverable
"they are not considered strategic assets to the country"
1. the pictures shown were taken in Malaysia itself of other engines and not Uruguay
2. the engines could have been stripped and render no economic value
Whatever it is, the country defence have been breached and Prime Minister declaring "they are not considered strategic assets to the country", it's shocking to realize how the Government leaders have approached to this "espionage" events.
It is only right that accountability is practiced here for the disposable of the engines if they are of old engines.
Judging from the Prime Minister's comment of “They are very old jet engines and not state-of-the-art; they are part of a generation of aircraft that are no longer considered front-line jet fighters in terms of technology and capability.", it seems that he is least bothered about spending public monies and he has access to billions for nation defence purchase.
Who is the Defence Minister then when such events took place? They should step down if the Key Performance Index (KPI) are in place where transparency, accountability and credibility is in question.
This is a real screw-up to improving the public view of Malaysian Government leaders KPI.
Is 1Malaysia really a roadmap?
Has the slogan "1Malaysia" been bastardised?
We hear and see it everywhere which augurs well for promoting the program but what we do not know if the slogan have been applied correctly as we still see many are still in the dark over the directions of this Government program.
There are even private organizations having the logo attached to their products and services. Is this a show of support or to ride on the wave of the program to popularise their own products/services?
Let's not talk about "1Malaysia" or "Middle Malaysia" yet. If there are no tolerance and sense of responsibility for individual sensitivity in the diverse Malaysian culture and race, it remains a dream. From the 20+ years of Mahahir political doctrine is what we see Malaysia today!
It's sad that the culture, tradition and friendship among races we had before that was never to be seen today and I meant the seat around in houses and shops regardless of race remains a history. What have really happened to the days when my Malay friends stayed and hang around in my home for the whole day during festivity or celebrations and vice versa.
No questions asked then!
Try to do it now, a thousand questions and accussations being bestowed upon them. Isn't this a sign of culture divide?
Everything today in Malaysia is about race and religion which the politicians play the game to remain in power and personal gains. This divisive tactic is simply destructive and as each day passes by, there is growing frustrations on the leaders playing the racial divide overtures.
The general Malaysian public are much more critical and learned today. They are able to analyse themselves which comes to the question if the Government leaders are playing the right tone in bid to regain and remain power.
All Prime Minister Najib's call for innovation and creativity for 1Malaysia has no meaning if the corruption, nepotism and political conviction were to go on. Again, the brain drain will go on and if these is what the "extremists" wants to see, then 1Malaysia needs to take a real hard re-look at rehabilitating these "extremists".
Nasir Safar does not worthy of a Datukship if his mentality and behaviour is such. It's a shame that a man of that age who have walked through generations of Malaysia independence could utter such comments and "sorry" is not even a word which could be accepted.
His resignation is just a "smoke" while he would be re-appointed to another position elsewhere which was what the BN Government have been doing to maintain their support. If such is the direction, Najib would have drag extra unwanted luggage in his effort for 1Malaysia (if he is sincere on this program).
This is simply the reason why corruption and all will still go on despite the leaders' assurances! The warned and disciplined individual re-emerges in another rolegiven the equal powers and same mindset. You call this a change towards a better Malaysia????
Malaysians on the ground generally are united but if the Government leaders are adamant in carrying out the divisive activities behind the cloak of 1Malaysia, it's a road to their own funeral.
Have we really seen the kind of positive international trade, developments and media write-ups about Malaysia? The answer is a big NO! There is nothing seriously positive but more skeletons being dugged out with stolen jet engines, Altantuya mystery, PKFZ (which is now quiet), Scorpene, Allah issue and many more which would affect the confidence in BN Government for a very long time.
The Anwar sodomy trial if he is ultimately convicted would definitely throw a spanner into 1Malaysia and we would see the last of BN Government as nobody would believe this present charge even though Anwar if is a bi-sexual. The facts are there and yet the trial goes on to convict Anwar.
UMNO thinks that putting Anwar behind the bars would kill off Pakatan Rakyat (PR) and Keadilan but its all wishful thinking. A new leader would arise from these "ashes" and the thinking leaders of triumph the UMNO leaders whom are purely interested in large houses, big cars, holidays, properties etc.
So the pointers of a self destruction of BN Government is there and they have to act fast which is why Pakatan Rakyat is under attack from all corners now. With Sarawak state elections coming up, the "spring cleaning" by BN ought to be carried out fast, they would think, but they are simply deserted of thinkers to execute a cleanup.
It would be better that the present Government concentrate on developing the nations economic potential and growth as proof to the public that we can rely on the present Government in the next election. As it seems now, we can't totally rely on the present bunch of leaders at all!
Even they succeed now, it would be a bigger tsunami come the 13th election and this is for sure!
We hear and see it everywhere which augurs well for promoting the program but what we do not know if the slogan have been applied correctly as we still see many are still in the dark over the directions of this Government program.
There are even private organizations having the logo attached to their products and services. Is this a show of support or to ride on the wave of the program to popularise their own products/services?
Let's not talk about "1Malaysia" or "Middle Malaysia" yet. If there are no tolerance and sense of responsibility for individual sensitivity in the diverse Malaysian culture and race, it remains a dream. From the 20+ years of Mahahir political doctrine is what we see Malaysia today!
It's sad that the culture, tradition and friendship among races we had before that was never to be seen today and I meant the seat around in houses and shops regardless of race remains a history. What have really happened to the days when my Malay friends stayed and hang around in my home for the whole day during festivity or celebrations and vice versa.
No questions asked then!
Try to do it now, a thousand questions and accussations being bestowed upon them. Isn't this a sign of culture divide?
Everything today in Malaysia is about race and religion which the politicians play the game to remain in power and personal gains. This divisive tactic is simply destructive and as each day passes by, there is growing frustrations on the leaders playing the racial divide overtures.
The general Malaysian public are much more critical and learned today. They are able to analyse themselves which comes to the question if the Government leaders are playing the right tone in bid to regain and remain power.
All Prime Minister Najib's call for innovation and creativity for 1Malaysia has no meaning if the corruption, nepotism and political conviction were to go on. Again, the brain drain will go on and if these is what the "extremists" wants to see, then 1Malaysia needs to take a real hard re-look at rehabilitating these "extremists".
Nasir Safar does not worthy of a Datukship if his mentality and behaviour is such. It's a shame that a man of that age who have walked through generations of Malaysia independence could utter such comments and "sorry" is not even a word which could be accepted.
His resignation is just a "smoke" while he would be re-appointed to another position elsewhere which was what the BN Government have been doing to maintain their support. If such is the direction, Najib would have drag extra unwanted luggage in his effort for 1Malaysia (if he is sincere on this program).
This is simply the reason why corruption and all will still go on despite the leaders' assurances! The warned and disciplined individual re-emerges in another rolegiven the equal powers and same mindset. You call this a change towards a better Malaysia????
Malaysians on the ground generally are united but if the Government leaders are adamant in carrying out the divisive activities behind the cloak of 1Malaysia, it's a road to their own funeral.
Have we really seen the kind of positive international trade, developments and media write-ups about Malaysia? The answer is a big NO! There is nothing seriously positive but more skeletons being dugged out with stolen jet engines, Altantuya mystery, PKFZ (which is now quiet), Scorpene, Allah issue and many more which would affect the confidence in BN Government for a very long time.
The Anwar sodomy trial if he is ultimately convicted would definitely throw a spanner into 1Malaysia and we would see the last of BN Government as nobody would believe this present charge even though Anwar if is a bi-sexual. The facts are there and yet the trial goes on to convict Anwar.
UMNO thinks that putting Anwar behind the bars would kill off Pakatan Rakyat (PR) and Keadilan but its all wishful thinking. A new leader would arise from these "ashes" and the thinking leaders of triumph the UMNO leaders whom are purely interested in large houses, big cars, holidays, properties etc.
So the pointers of a self destruction of BN Government is there and they have to act fast which is why Pakatan Rakyat is under attack from all corners now. With Sarawak state elections coming up, the "spring cleaning" by BN ought to be carried out fast, they would think, but they are simply deserted of thinkers to execute a cleanup.
It would be better that the present Government concentrate on developing the nations economic potential and growth as proof to the public that we can rely on the present Government in the next election. As it seems now, we can't totally rely on the present bunch of leaders at all!
Even they succeed now, it would be a bigger tsunami come the 13th election and this is for sure!
Friday, January 29, 2010
of illegal banners, posters and signage!
it has been many times that I have seen DBKL lorries and vans moving around the city to clean up the illegal banners, posters and signage hung along road signs, lamposts and some pasted on walls.
Everytime a clean-up is made, they re-appeared with a vengeance. It's a wonder as to why if legal actions are purpotedly taken against these "public nuisance", they kept coming back. Is there something which we public don't know?
Public funds are wasted in cleaning up and wouldn't it be good for a review of the local city enforcement unit able to shut down the business of these offenders immediately each time they are caught.
It is sad that a beautiful city of Kuala Lumpur are littered with these unwated posters, banners and signage. Where is the civic consciousness of we Malaysians?
I would not hesitate to call these bunch of people a real "kurang ajar"!
Everytime a clean-up is made, they re-appeared with a vengeance. It's a wonder as to why if legal actions are purpotedly taken against these "public nuisance", they kept coming back. Is there something which we public don't know?
Public funds are wasted in cleaning up and wouldn't it be good for a review of the local city enforcement unit able to shut down the business of these offenders immediately each time they are caught.
It is sad that a beautiful city of Kuala Lumpur are littered with these unwated posters, banners and signage. Where is the civic consciousness of we Malaysians?
I would not hesitate to call these bunch of people a real "kurang ajar"!
everywhere is OK for you can park or wait in the city of Kuala Lumpur!
It was often said that when many Malaysian drivers hop into their cars, they lost their civic conscious and social awareness. This had in many instances caused inconvenience to many road users which indirectly caused traffic chaos around the city rueing from improper road planning and congestion.
This picture would show an example of the habits of some Malaysian drivers disregarding other road users and a wonder if actions could not be taken against these offenders. This picture taken at the Titiwangsa train stations reflect the need for reinstill the social obligation of the public. The fact that the Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) Enforcement Unit office is just round the corner, it's a wonder that such incidences remained the same every evening.
This picture would show an example of the habits of some Malaysian drivers disregarding other road users and a wonder if actions could not be taken against these offenders. This picture taken at the Titiwangsa train stations reflect the need for reinstill the social obligation of the public. The fact that the Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) Enforcement Unit office is just round the corner, it's a wonder that such incidences remained the same every evening.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Prices up during CNY?
Vege prices up, pork to cost more due to high demand and low supply.
Since when prices of necessities does not go up during the Chinese Lunar New Year??????
This is an annual affair and experience from previous years would allow the authorities to execute precaution over such occurences.
There are Chinese community whom are low income earners and not only other races!
Does the Malaysian Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry really learn from previous years or least bothered??
Since when prices of necessities does not go up during the Chinese Lunar New Year??????
This is an annual affair and experience from previous years would allow the authorities to execute precaution over such occurences.
There are Chinese community whom are low income earners and not only other races!
Does the Malaysian Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry really learn from previous years or least bothered??
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Amidst the confusion, lfie goes on for Malaysians and foreign tourists
While the church and places of worship arson still under investigation, a mosque in Sarawak was on the receiving end as reported by Reuters. Was this action to "balance up" or an action by extremists targeted in rocking Malaysia is left to be investigated by the police.
US had issued a travel advisory for all travelers on possibility of a terrorists attack on the tourist resort islands off the coast of Sabah by the Mindanao rebels. However, this was denied by the Malaysian Government.
The only warning that the Malaysian authorities had issued till now related to Sabah is the warning of heavy rain, strong winds and rough seas which will go on till Monday, January 18.
Amidst the confusions, Malaysians are up and moving around doing their chores including shopping in Sogo Shopping Centre which is hosting a member only preview sale which had caused a traffic snarl along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman.
With the Chinese Lunar New Year a month away, Malaysians celebrating the event are busy doing their shopping to welcome the Year of the Tiger.
Foreign tourists are busy browsing through the stalls along the night market along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman while some are busy negotiating prices with the traders.
Is there any fear about traveling in and around Malaysia, the answer is simply none.
Generally, all Malaysians are peace loving citizens of the country and it was the political games played by the politicians which are causing the political divide which incidentally affects the followers whom are not able to analyse the situation gets carried away.
US had issued a travel advisory for all travelers on possibility of a terrorists attack on the tourist resort islands off the coast of Sabah by the Mindanao rebels. However, this was denied by the Malaysian Government.
The only warning that the Malaysian authorities had issued till now related to Sabah is the warning of heavy rain, strong winds and rough seas which will go on till Monday, January 18.
Amidst the confusions, Malaysians are up and moving around doing their chores including shopping in Sogo Shopping Centre which is hosting a member only preview sale which had caused a traffic snarl along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman.
With the Chinese Lunar New Year a month away, Malaysians celebrating the event are busy doing their shopping to welcome the Year of the Tiger.
Foreign tourists are busy browsing through the stalls along the night market along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman while some are busy negotiating prices with the traders.
Is there any fear about traveling in and around Malaysia, the answer is simply none.
Generally, all Malaysians are peace loving citizens of the country and it was the political games played by the politicians which are causing the political divide which incidentally affects the followers whom are not able to analyse the situation gets carried away.
Friday, January 08, 2010
calm over "Allah", "Tuhan" and "God" please!
Pleading all politicians (especially UMNO) stop taking the opportunity on the Allah confusion while stroking the fire of evil to gain support of the Malays. It is a dangerous precedent and a threat to the country we love since Independence and after all we are 1 Malaysia!
Religion is not by force but solely by faith!
You can't force a cow to the river to drink and similar in religion, the individual decides on practising their religion of choice or at birth.
If this is an act of provocation or protest, it is definitely uncalled for.
Such action is shameful, coward and reflects a person without a strong footing of himself/themselves while allowing their heart to be driven to commit such a sinful act which Allah would not forgive.
With PM saying "he can't control", the issue would only head towards a sole direction of blowing up! He should calm the down and control the situation if he is seriously promoting 1 Malaysia unless deep down in his heart his vision was only about uniting the Malays.
Malaysian business circle and tourism would be heavily affected by such calls and thoughts!
It is their faith (or iman in Bahasa Malaysia) and commitment to religion on prayers.
Let's stop playing GOD here!
Religion is not by force but solely by faith!
You can't force a cow to the river to drink and similar in religion, the individual decides on practising their religion of choice or at birth.
If this is an act of provocation or protest, it is definitely uncalled for.
Such action is shameful, coward and reflects a person without a strong footing of himself/themselves while allowing their heart to be driven to commit such a sinful act which Allah would not forgive.
With PM saying "he can't control", the issue would only head towards a sole direction of blowing up! He should calm the down and control the situation if he is seriously promoting 1 Malaysia unless deep down in his heart his vision was only about uniting the Malays.
Malaysian business circle and tourism would be heavily affected by such calls and thoughts!
It is their faith (or iman in Bahasa Malaysia) and commitment to religion on prayers.
Let's stop playing GOD here!
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Between "Allah" and "Tuhan" - leaved it to the confused!
If "Allah" refers to God specifically for Islam in Malaysia, does this means that "God" is reserved for the Christians to use in Bible and sermons/publications?
Can Muslims utter "Oh My God"?
If God is universal, would the God be angry if there are more and more people calling upon him?
If usage between God and Allah is merely an interpretation, wouldn't the God be upset with the twisting and turning in Malaysian Courts over the decision in using the word Allah?
As we can see, the issue is more about safeguarding the interest of Islam faith and not causing confusion among the Muslim brothers over religion.
Wait a minute, we should not stray away from the more pressing issues of;
(a) PKFZ,
(b) Teoh Beng Hock,
(c) missing F5E jet engines (yet again MACC had proven they are only experts at catching "small
fish"),
(d) Altantuya murder,
(e) corruptions, scandals and etc.
Leave the God or Tuhan (since we can't use Allah), to decide while Malaysians pay special attention to the issues enveloping Malaysia!
Can Muslims utter "Oh My God"?
If God is universal, would the God be angry if there are more and more people calling upon him?
If usage between God and Allah is merely an interpretation, wouldn't the God be upset with the twisting and turning in Malaysian Courts over the decision in using the word Allah?
As we can see, the issue is more about safeguarding the interest of Islam faith and not causing confusion among the Muslim brothers over religion.
Wait a minute, we should not stray away from the more pressing issues of;
(a) PKFZ,
(b) Teoh Beng Hock,
(c) missing F5E jet engines (yet again MACC had proven they are only experts at catching "small
fish"),
(d) Altantuya murder,
(e) corruptions, scandals and etc.
Leave the God or Tuhan (since we can't use Allah), to decide while Malaysians pay special attention to the issues enveloping Malaysia!
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