Monday, August 31, 2009

Happy Merdeka

Today our nation celebrates its 52nd Merdeka day and there are still many unanswered questions about unity and racial harmony.
Recently a group of 50 residents of Section 23 in Shah Alam staged the protest against the proposal to relocate a Hindu temple to their area. The protest earned notoriety when a blood-soaked cow's head was paraded, with some of the protesters stomping and spitting on it. Who can we blame on this incident? Is it the UMNO led government’s policies or simply is it because the rakyat have not learned to cohabitate and to cultivate tolerance towards each other. Why is that race relation is so strained in Malaysia?

The Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak was also said to be upset and had ordered the Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan to look into the matter. He called on Malaysians to "repair the bridges and tear down the divisive walls" that exist between the races. Is that all he can say about this issue? What happened to his 1 Malaysia concept? What are his plans to repair the bridges?
The organiser of the protest and residents' action committee chairperson Mahyuddin Manaf distanced himself from the cow's head, saying it had mysteriously appeared on the scene. He also denied that the head was brought with the intention to belittle the Hindu religion. Have some ballslah admit that it was all pre-planned!

The Selangor police chief Khalid Abu Bakar mentioned that he cannot arrest anyone as he have to consult the DPP and compile evidence first. He further simply cannot arrest people and charge them under the Sedition Act,".
Hello you were quick to arrest people when others hold peaceful demonstration? Did you get DDP’s approval or investigate first before arresting them. Let me refresh your memory; Hindraf protest ( you %$#@ used tear gas and water cannon), Kg.Pala residence protest, numerous temple demolition protest were also handled by police baton and tear gas or should I go any further. So Khalid, do not fuck us! This is what happens when one race dominate the government, Army,Police Force, government Institution, CLC CEO’s and other important positions. So Najib do not talk about your 1 Malaysia concept and repairing the bridge as there is no bridge in the first place.
This is what a MIC Youth leader got to say about this incident; he is planning to organize special prayer session called 'Komatha pooja' nationwide. He said that it is not staging a protest but to have prayers to avoid any mishap from befalling this nation and in the spirit of Mederka. Another scumbag who got no balls to stage a nationwide protest or demand an apology from the residence but he goes so holy with holding prayers for peace and harmony. Dai asshole they do care shit about you holding prayers and you can hold as many prayers that you want to hold but things are not going to change! Have some balls!
I guess the Indians also deserve this sort of treatment first for choosing Samy Velu as their Supreme leader and forming many political parties for a mere two million Indian population. If you jokers want to redeem your pride and dignity, do unite under one umbrella like the saying “United We Stand Divide We Fall. Happy Merdeka Day!

Sunday, August 23, 2009

PR another deflection

Pakatan Rakyat was rocked with a defection today by the Lunas state assemblyperson Mohd Radzhi Salleh, quit PKR citing loss of confidence in the party’s leadership.He has announced himself as an independent state assemblyman.

He claimed that he'll continue as Lunas seat representative as well as the state executive council post.Radzhi’s decision to quit PKR has not come as a surprise to Padang Serai parliamentarian N Gobalakrishnan as he said that he was expecting it for a long time as the reason been that he was close to Mahdzir Khalid (former Kedah menteri besar),”.Meanwhile, PKR election director Saifuddin Nasution said Radzhi’s defection would not cause much harm to PAS’ bid in winning the Permatang Pasir by-election."We have always suspected this scenario would happen since six to seven months ago. PKR will be better without him.”

Hello if you guys knew about it a long time ago, why didn't you do something about it unless you jokers are clueless as usual just like in Perak. If you guys could not govern the states given to Pakatan Rakyat, how the hell do you expect the rakyat to give you the country in the next general election? Buck uplah PR as time is running out for you folks!

Friday, August 21, 2009

Selamat Berpuasa

I wish all the Muslim friends; "Selamat Berpuasa".

Bridge over trouble water to Sumatra by Ali Rustam

Satu lagi project oleh kerajaan BN(Yet another project by the BN). I read with disbelief the news report that Malacca chief minister Mohd Ali Rustam is considering a proposal to build a bridge from Malacca to Sumatra with an estimated cost of the project is RM44 billion!

Dai @#$$$$*&@, even the second Penang bridge is not completed and there you are proposing for another being the "longest man-made link between two countries". Furthermore he mentioned that an alternative proposal to include an underground tunnel to accompany the bridge across the Straits of Malacca! What a brilliant idea.

His reasons for this proposal:

1) 15 per cent of the funding for the project will come internally ( wonder from where) while the rest from bank borrowings (wonder which bank have such an amount under the economical situation).
2) Malacca has a population of 800,000 and has 40,000 vehicles including buses and lorries entering the state daily ( entering from where Sumatra?).
3) Some 7.2 million tourists entered Malacca last year and furthermore he said in Sumatra, where the bridge is linked through Dumai, there are 70 million people and 10% are rich and they have money and can come to Malacca for health tourism."
4) With 15,000 vehicles a day at RM260 per vehicle works out to about RM4 million in toll collections per day. This means about RM1.5 billion in revenue a year.

Wow what mega money making project from the one time wanna be DPM!

Now lets use our brains for once and ask ourselves the following questions:

1) Why would the rich Sumatrans want to come to Malaysia for health tourism, even so they may not necessarily go to Malacca, KL and Penang have better health care in Malaysia.
2) Why do they want to use the bridge and pay RM 260 per vehicle being rich enables them to fly and more so with many budget airlines where not only the rich but also the ordinary Indonesians are flying ( just check the budget airlines, always full one!)
3) If they take a RM37 billion loan (85% of the estimated RM44 billion) obtained from banks with an interest rate is 5%, the interest expense alone will be RM1.85 billion annually.(Simple maths Revenue - Expenses - Interest rate: 1.5 billion revenue-1.8billion = 0.3Billion deficit) Hoi ingat bapak u akan bayar operating expenses kah!

Enough of satu lagi project oleh kerajaan BN ( another project by the BN government). Take the example of PKFZ with an initial extimates cost of RM2 billion which may eventually cost the country RM12.5 billion. The joke is that the new PM of 1Malaysia is supportive of the idea!I dont believe that these are the guys who are running the state and the country!Aiyo..karavuleh!

Dont pray..pray

Today the MACC Chief Commissioner issued a threat after some hooligans threw Molotov cocktails at a vehicle owned by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). He said “Come and get us but be prepared to face the consequences.”
Is this how a senior government official should react? Nazri giving orders to MACC to use guns and kerismuddin apologising to the Police for not giving them FRU to take action during the recent Permatang Pasir nomination. I guess we are becoming a nation of gangsters?
People who are suppose to serve the public are misusing the funds and facilities for non government activities i.e Deputy Prime Minister, Muhyiddin Yassin using a military helicopter to travel to Umno division meetings in Sabah. Zahid using the army as escorts for his UMNO campaigns and the Ong fella using jet planes for rides and some MB taking the whole family and maid for holiday during official trips? Wow..what a privilege to be BN members, well protected mah!
The joke is that Muhyiddin claim that he is not scared of the allegations of corruption against him. So, Ong Tee Keat, Zahid & the rest of BN fellas don't worry, everything will be taken care.Kow tim one.

Thursday, August 20, 2009

MACC Again

We have been reading lately how efficient the MACC have been as they are very quick to investigate issues pertaining the opposition but not by the members of present government. In Teoh Beng Hock's case he was taken for investigation for mere few thousand dollars yet some ex-MB with an estimated 24million mansion goes unquestioned. It is just one of the many cases that the opposition's reports that have gone unheard. Is this new, i guess not. We can go back in history to see how selective MACC has been in handling cases that seems to be more pro-government than being fair.
It makes one to wonder why is MACC conducting selective investigation? Don't they think that their pay comes from the rakyat and not from the government more so the government itself is only the representative of the people. All their salary and perks derives from the the rakyat and what they do or say. They have the privilege to use the funds as they are the ministers who can use the helicopter or use private jets that they do not have to pay or even having the army to offer protection. Zahid the defense Minister is claiming that he deserve to be protected by the army while campaigning in Permatang Pasir ( think its your grandfathers funds). He has the audacity to make such a statement and he is doung the party's job and not on official visit ( deserve the government that we choose). What to expect Malaysia Boleh mah!
Anyway coming back to the issue of MACC, another minister even suggested them to use guns if necessary after the recent attack on MACC vehicles. If that comes to action well I guess Teoh may not be the last person to die in MACC custody more so some MP or ADUN or an opposition leader may be shot and they may claim that they did in self defence! Very scary thought.
The rakyat should equally be responsible to the state the country is now.Are we living in the state of denial or merely closing an eye being not bothered as our livelihoods are well taken care off and we'll only react when the very essence of freedom is take away from us.If we do not make an attempt to stop this, Malaysia will be robbed of its wealth and it may become a police state. Well that's another topic for another time. Let's not lose sight of the change that we wanted to bring to this nation,keep the fire burning as it is not possible only by a few. Our money is being embezzled by the politician in the name of development and 1Malaysia and our childrens future is at stake.Please make a difference to our childrens future by making the right decision.

Sunday, August 9, 2009

Proud to be Malaysian; Wildlife Smuggling Hub

The STAR today covered news that will make all Malaysian proud as we are one of the major hub for wildlife trafficking! Bravo Malaysia, Malaysia Boleh!

KUALA LUMPUR: In 2006, Taiwanese authorities seized a three-tonne shipment of ivory from Tanzania worth RM25mil that had transited Penang port.
An Indian national who was caught with an illegal consignment of Indian star tortoises at the KL International Airport in 2007 said he was paid to bring it into the country for a Malaysian buyer.
In the second half of 2008, 167 pangolins were seized in four enforcement cases in Muar, indicating that the coastline was a thriving entry point for the anteaters from Indonesia. It is believed that the pangolins were destined for the restaurant and traditional medicine trade, as well as the mainland Chinese market.
Early this year, genetic fingerprinting of seized tiger parts in southern Thailand shows that the Malaya tiger, endemic to Malaysia and numbering only 500 in the wild, have been blatantly poached and smuggled through our land borders.
These are some of the cases that point to illegal trafficking of wildlife and its parts, and to Malaysia being a transit point, a source country, as well as a consumer hub for endangered wildlife.

Globally, Interpol estimated the illegal trade to be worth US$10bil (RM35bil) to US$20bil (RM70bil) a year. Wow a big business for Malaysian, wonder if it has 30% Bumi quoted imposed on it?