Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Have you done anything worthy today ?
Sunday, March 28, 2010
with PERKASA wither UMNO !

Well claiming to be other then a Malay would automatically disqualify one from getting their grubby hands on all those BN loot and "freebies" to enrich themselves and their kinfolk, right ?
So now we have the 3 parties in the BN coalition is deemed "dead". And with the super charged coaxing by bitter and frustrated individuals within PERKASA, who needs the failed UMNO or MIC or the MCA to stop them ? What becomes of the average Malay who does not see PERKASA as a champion crusading for the "mythical" eroding rights of the Malay ? Will it mean they will be left-out of the economic "crony" pie ? It seems it is the Malays ( well at least by these few attention seeking belligerents who claim that UMNO has failed to unite and prosper the Malays ) themselves who are marginalising their own kind and spoiling all the fun for Najib's UMNO and his "dog and pony show" aka 1Malaysia,yes ??
What have they achieved from this rekindling of "lost rights" and spewing hate against the Chinese now, when it was the great Tun himself who for 22 long years, enriched all ( including his kids) and those who now belong to the many "billionaire" clubs today, irrespective of race, was the first to ridicule in his book the simple kampung folk as being lazy and not competitive enough. Just look at the make-up of individuals in the Tun's circle and you'd know where your money went. No need to get personal now but just also look at the composition of government loan defaulters and you'll get the picture. Because some rich kid with "tight" connections get the scholarship and then defaults, some really deserving poor rural kid is deprived of a chance to further his studies and become another so-called "glocal" player, no ?
And this Ibrahim Ali fellow is such a fake when he himself lives off and sits on the board of a Chinese gambling ( this is Islamic ?) outfit whilst complaining of everything Chinese and non-Malay ! What a mutt ?
There is no short-cut to success without hard work and living off hand-outs and "privileged" discounts don't help either ! Can somebody convey that simple statement to the these morons in PERKASA or is that too deep to comprehend ?
Sheeesh PERKASA !
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Don't worry..."semuanya OK" in BN !

Tuesday, March 23, 2010
oh Socrates....how right thou art !

From the deepest desires often come the deadliest hate...Socrates
Sunday, March 21, 2010
the week that was...

Yes, yours truly too was invited, but not as a blogger ( and most definitely not as a member or past club manager of the NPC and surely not as an UMNO or BN blogger !) but as a special guest of the event organisers. I guess I was a surprise invitee going by the surprised expression on some "guests" faces who , even though were non-members of the media nor members of the NPC ! I wonder why some top-notch bloggers who are also members of the NPC like RPK, Haris Ibrahim, Malik Imtiaz and Bernard Khoo were not extended the invite as I reckon it must be because of their personal opinions that were critical and opposing to the views of the ruling government of the day. Mind you there were some who are plain "excess bagage" and totally irrelevant to society but were spotted having a whale of a time ! That too is the prerogative of the exco, yes ? Otherwise it was one helluva black and white party, thanks to the sponsors and the event organisers !
As to the selection of the awards itself, me thinks Lat, Pak Samad and VK Chin's qualification were justified ! The others....hmmm....I'll give the selection committee the benefit.
Maybe next year, huh ?................errrhhh.....
Monday, March 15, 2010
don't mess with the voters, please !

Wednesday, March 10, 2010
oh you poor things, you golf club owners !

Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Perkasa reeks of racism !

Wednesday, March 03, 2010
MPs' for Sale, Lease or Rent !

Monday, March 01, 2010
tit for tat AG ?

Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Shame on you bad cops !

Saturday, February 20, 2010
Mr.Prime Minister, Sir......how touching !

Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Dare to quit as MP Zahrain ?
Zahrain Mohd Hashim ...... you heard us ....... QUIT NOW ....as an MP, you shameless politician. And see if you can still be in the rakyat's favour in a by-election anywhere, anytime !Saturday, February 13, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
go tell it to the Marines, Tan Sri !
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Perak mourns !

Latest: Datuk Dr. Zambry Abdul Kadir is the valid Perak Menteri Besar, the Federal Court rules....unanimous decision from a 5-men bench :-read the rest here )
Sunday, February 07, 2010
Funeral rites for BN in Perak ?

Friday, February 05, 2010
this article sums it up best !

Brand Malaysia reeling from a thousand cuts
DIPLOMATICALLY SPEAKING
By DENNIS IGNATIUS
Feb 4,Thursday 2010Over the years, scandal corruption and mismanagement, as well as misguided policies have tarnished our country's name.
LIKE it or not, every country has a brand name. When a country comes to mind, people often think of it in a certain way, much like Coca-Cola or Mercedes-Benz. A brand name is more than an image; it is the essence of what a brand represents.
Needless to say, a brand name is a valuable commodity and both countries and companies jealously protect their brand name. What takes years to build can be tarnished almost overnight.
Sometimes a single incident can set back a country’s image by many years. At other times, a country’s image can suffer death by a thousand cuts - a series of unfortunate events or incidents over a period of time that, taken together, paints an unhappy picture.
What of brand
Indeed, we often sold ourselves as a model of inter-faith and interracial harmony and went around inviting others to learn from us.
To many in the
On the business side, we were considered a safe and exciting place to do business with and invest in.
Investors were assured of strong government support, an efficient bureaucracy and a business environment free of corruption, red tape and political interference. Our English-educated workforce was a decided advantage.
Regrettably, we have not been zealous in protecting our brand name.
Over the years, scandal, corruption and mismanagement, as well as misguided policies, have seriously left brand
The Kugan case, the death in custody of Teoh Beng Hock and other high profile cases brought us a great deal of unsavoury international attention. This, together with equally sensational scandals involving our judiciary, seems to convey the view that our whole justice system is in crisis.
As well, the massive PKFZ fiasco, the brazen theft of RMAF jet engines and other outrageous public sector corruption scandals have convinced many foreign observers and businessmen that corruption is now out of hand in
It is not for no reason that Transparency International recently gave
Increasingly, visitors to
Though we tend to play down the extent of corruption in
On the political front, the continued use of detention without trial and limitations on fundamental freedoms have undoubtedly diminished our democratic credentials in the eyes of the world.
At the same time, the attentiongrabbing headlines concerning the caning sentence imposed on Kartika Dewi by the Syariah court, high profile Jakim raids on popular nightspots, the controversy over the use of the word “Allah,” the recent attacks on churches and the desecration of mosques have left many foreigners wondering whether we are heading down the slippery road towards intolerance and extremism.
Of course there are those who will argue that some of these actions are religious imperatives and must not be questioned. The point is we cannot have it both ways: we cannot act in this manner and still hope to cling to the “moderate” label we are so proud of.
Cases of unfair treatment of migrants and foreign workers in
This, together with the abuse of migrant workers by their Malaysian employers, has brought shame to our nation and invoked the ire of some of our neighbours.
And then there is the exodus of Malaysians, more than 300,000 in 2008/09, in search of a better life abroad. What does it say to the rest of the world about brand
It is clear to those of us who closely monitor
Unfortunately, there are no Band-Aid solutions. Mere slogans or clever publicity campaigns won’t cut it. The scandals, the worsening corruption, the political dysfunction, the decay of national institutions, etc., are symptomatic of a much deeper malaise affecting our nation.
At the end of the day, we need to ask ourselves some hard questions about where we, as a nation, are headed. Foreign observers are certainly asking the question and reaching their own less than flattering conclusions about brand
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak issued a clarion call last week for
go get some "adjukayshen" here !
Calling all who are in Ipoh and especially in Taiping and heck....all you Perakians, have you registered for this totally educational, frank and earnest "Saya Anak Bangsa Malaysia" effort ? MAKE A SMALL SACRIFICE tomorrow for the future of your kids, can meh ? p.s. and kudos to the "core team" ( you guys know who you are !) for making this road-show a reality ! Cheers !
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
of begging Indians and Chinese prostitutes....



