'The Star' gets the tender to polish Najis

It seems like throughout the coming tenure of Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, 'The Star' newspaper has been awarded the task of polishing and keeping the new PM's credibility in good light. This can be seen already in the publishing of an article about Najib adopting a 'people first' leadership style. It raises question what perks are the editor and newspaper getting in return for their hypocritical ass sucking up to the new Commander and Chief of Malaysia and his administration.

As we all know that the Malaysian freedom of the press in reporting the truth is worth as much as a sleeveless shirt is to an Eskimo, most if not all newspaper here in controlled by the 'Gestapo' inspired Government. History has shown that CEOs and editors of major newspaper in the country are cronies of the Prime Minister at the time. These principle lacking editors will then filter and spin the truth to polish and shine the Government. Anymore of such polishing our incoming bald dumb ass PM's head will glow in the dark!!! Those who oppose, well, not so lucky they are as they will find themselves at the end where the warm dog shit oozes out as they are misquoted, scrutinised, condemned and criticised. Nowadays the RM1 or so spent on buying the papers is not worth it as the only truth you can read is in the orbituary, comic and sports pages.

In the recent article about Najib, it was reported that he met up with editors to explain his coming Government policies and in return he gets insights of what Malaysians want and expects. Najib was said to be keenly interested in understanding the Rakyat so he will be a better leader and to improve UMNO and BN to form a strong, for the best of the people oriented Government. What a load of crock!!! What majority of the Rakyat want is equality among all the races, less corruption, abolishment of the 'Ketuanan Melayu' ideology and the Internal Security Act just to name a few. It doesn't take rocket science to know what WE WANT.

There is no need to meet up with editors because they are filled with more shit than a septic tank. If the brainless bald headed twit wants to know and understand more about the Rakyat then he sould decend from his self proclaimed above all pedestial and come down to our daily oppressed and marginalised, humble level. Down here is where he can see better for himself the hardship that we have to go through everyday. This is the best and only way if Najib or any country's leader for that matter that is genuinely interested in the welfare of its people to get an untainted view of what is going on. Looking down from up there his vision will only be clouded and his vision blurred by his corrupt and crooked cronies.

Come and join us Mr. Razak and get a taste of us commoners daily life's struggles and you'll be enlightened. Don't know what the goons in your close proximity have been telling you sir, but rest assure mingling with the Rakyat won't infect you with leprosy. Instead you'll leave with the true meaning and spirit of being a Malaysian, then and only then will you be a great leader.

KWSP scam!!!

This is another method for KWSP to steal our money!!!

Remember during Budget 2008 announcement last year, our Finance Minister (cum PM) announced that in order to assist KWSP members to reduce the burden in housing loan repayment, KWSP will allow monthly withdrawal from members' A/C II for the purpose?

Sounds like a nice idea! When you apply for the monthly withdrawal, you only need to provide KWSP your housing loan & instalment details from your bank and the bank a/c that you like KWSP to bank the monthly withdrawal into it. KWSP will approve your application based on the available amount in your A/C II and compute the withdrawal period by dividing the approved amount with the monthly instalment amount. Application process takes about a month and you will receive the monthly payout promptly into your bank a/c!

Well everything appears to be nice and good. It was indeed a noble plan until you take to close look at your KWSP Statement! The withdrawal plan is actually a SCAM!

This is how the KWSP SCAM works.......Assuming you have RM100,000 in your A/C II and your housing loan monthly instalment is RM2,000/mth. KWSP will approve your application of withdrawal from your A/C II of RM100,000 and pay you RM2,000/mth for the next 50mths.

Everything appears to be in order BUT.......What KWSP didn't highlight to you is that when the application was approved, the TOTAL AMOUNT (RM100,000) is removed from your A/C II!

It appears to be transfered to an unknown a/c to effect the monthly payment from there. The impact to the member are as follows :-

1. You just lost RM100,000 from yr A/C II. Assuming the KWSP Dividend is 5%, you will lose RM4,000 in dividend during the 1st year. Based on the above example you will lose RM10,000 over the 50 mths period!2. There is no statement to account for the amount approved vs amount paid, hence you would need to keep the monthly payment vouchers to reconcile against the approved amount over the 50mths period to ensure there is no missing amount!
2. Assuming there are 100,000 members who innocently fell prey to this SCAM, based on the above example, KWSP would have cheated the members of 100,000 X RM10,000 = RM1,000,000,000 (that's RM1 BILLION) over the period! Furthermore, if you discovered this SCAM early and intend to stop the plan, KWSP would not allow any cancellation of the plan until at least 1 year. That would mean, once the application is approved, based on the above example, you would have lost RM4,000. 100,000 members would have lost 100,000 X RM4,000 = RM400,000,000 (RM400 MILLION) in One Year!!!

If you're a victim of this KWSP SCAM, I would suggest you call your MP to raise hell in Parliament! For others who have not fallen into this SCAM, please continue to watch out and alert your family members & friends about this.

HOW COULD THE GOVERNMENT ALLOW ITS AGENCY TASKED WITH SAFEGUARIDNG ITS CITIZEN'S HARD EARNED MONEY TO CHEAT ITS MEMBERS IN THIS MANNER???

Just our luck, US gets Obama and we get the grand daddy of all crap, Najib the Najis!!!

Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has successfully received enough nominations from UMNO divisions to become the party’s next President unopposed and thus paving way for him to be the 6th Prime Minister of Malaysia come March 2009.

All that is left to say for now is congratulations to Najib and his UMNO cronies for a well played out tactic to ouster Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and commiserations to all Rakyat of Malaysia as discrimination and marginalization is set to continue till at least the next general election.

The Rakyat can’t be blamed for their doubts and mixed feelings on the incoming PM. It is like the country’s leadership and future is based on a choice of picking which is the best of the worst. Can’t believe that in this modern day and intellectual age we are merely resorting to choosing the least sour grape from the whole vineyard.

The present but outgoing PM, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, will hand over all his executive powers and duties come this March or don’t be surprised if he might be forced out of office even earlier right after conclusion of the now ongoing UMNO party election. What can be said of the 5 year Badawi administration??? Generally it can be described as weak and lame with a lot of indecisions and even with a very rarely quick decision, it was still marred with a lot of flip flopping. Universal symptoms of a man with weak principals, visionless and a coward for not having the balls to stand up against his subordinates when his decision is being questioned. Simplified, he lacks of leadership qualities. So it is not a surprise he was forced out of his seat not even a year into his second term as Prime Minister. Yes, can be said that being forced out mainly by his own party members from office is not really a nice thing though deservedly but he has no one to blame but himself.

The present deputy but soon to be Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak will take over the reigns in March if not earlier. Over the years of being Information Minister, Defence Minister and now Deputy Prime Minister has proven that this fellow might actually have a caliber of a proper Prime Minister albeit with a heavy stench of Mahathirism. The very fact that he is from the very same racist UMNO party does raise a lot of scepticism about his coming administration and the thought of him being just the mere puppet of Tun Mahathir has not helped the Rakyats’ confidence in him one bit. His alleged involvement in the murder of the Mongolian model Altantuya and the more recent Eurocopter deal scandal has definitely done him no favours.

Najib is an avid fan and fanatical supporter of the ‘Ketuanan Melayu’ as seen in his famous ‘keris’ welding quote of having the blood of Chinese flowing through it is definitely a case for concern for not only the Chinese but for all other minority communities in Bolehland. Maybe under Najib we will soon have the Chinese ticking the column stating ‘squatters’ in forms to identify their race. Marginalisation of the Indian community would probably continue unless rumours of Najib practicing Hinduism then maybe it might get slightly better only for the Hindu Indians.

The one person the Rakyat have put hope on to bring about change has silently disappeared. Poor Raja Petra Kamarudin, he placed his faith and trust and has even gambled his freedom on this man but this time RPK maybe should have folded instead of playing this hand. Yes, the man mentioned here is Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Why has he been so silent after much promise of this and that??? Has his bluff finally been called on??? Maybe it is because of the rumoured return on Tun Mahathir that sent shivers down the spine of Anwar. Najib’s strong stench of eau-de-Mahathir-toilette might have been the turn off to Anwar’s plans to shaft Najib’s arse. Can’t blame Anwar though as the return of Tun Mahathir might shorten his new found freedom after all it was Mahathir that sent him to the slammers for 10 years. Or maybe it is the fact that Najib likes anal too so Anwar doesn’t really mind him.

Is there no hope for Malaysia???

Is there no one out there to champion our cause of Bangsa Malaysia???

Is there no caped crusader or knight in shining armour to come free us from these crooked racist UMNO villains???

Guess it is true that you shall reap what you sow. The inability of the Rakyat to come together to oust the tyrant UMNO goons is the cause of all the said oppression and marginalization experienced now. Credit should be given though to the opposition to have denied UMNO majority in the recent general election but coming close just isn’t really there is it. Yes, the Rakyat in the west may point fingers at those in the east for ignorantly continuing voting for the BN and given them victory but pinning blame isn’t going to make things different or better now is it.

We do have some ‘Bangsa Malaysia’ fighters amongst us. People like Raja Petra Kamarudin and Datuk Zaid Ibrahim are some good examples. Raja Petra who through his blog, Malaysia Toaday, have exposed many of the follies of our croked politicians and opened our eyes to this corrupt top level conspiracy. Even with the attempt to silence him through the draconian ISA detention in Kamunting he has already cause the ripple effect seen throughout the nation as more and more people are voicing out and standing up against the Government. Though he is now released we should not stop supporting him and the cause for a fairer and more transparent government. We should continue to rock the UMNO led Government boat.

Datuk Zaid Ibrahim’s example of a politician with principles and the courage to stand up for it disregard of the consequences should be emulated by all politicians present and future. With Datuk Zaid’s relentless scrutiny against the ISA and the ‘Ketuanan Melayu’ has seen him from being a minister with the post of de facto Law Minister and senator till now just a non portfolio Datuk but he has earned the love and respect of the Rakyat. Respect is something that is earned and not forced through fear. Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar should heed this advice, unleashing the ISA to cast fear on civilians will not earn their respect but instead retaliation. Despite of all adversities facing Datuk Zaid, he has not given up fighting and championing for race equality, abolishment of the ISA and the questioning of the ‘Ketuanan Melayu’ concept.

Another champion against the UMNO tyranny that should be mentioned is the Hindu Rights Action Force or Hindraf. They are a group of Indians fighting for the rights to end the marginalization that has plighted the Indian community till today. Sadly the Hindraf has since been banned by the ROS after they gate crashed Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his cabinet ministers’ Hari Raya open house. The gathering was a peaceful one but the presenting of a ‘Selamat Hari Raya’ festive wishing card and a soft toy teddy bear just didn’t sit well with the PM and his goons.

Hadn’t notice this before but it seems the UMNO abusing bully involved in all the stated events is Home Minister, Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar. He is the sorry arse that ordered for the detention of RPK under the ISA, strong critic of Datuk Zaid Ibrahim and the one who instructed ROS to take action against the Hindraf which ultimately led to its disbandment. This bald headed prick has got so much power being the Home Minister and is not afraid to abuse it against those who are anti UMNO. The incoming Najib administration will surely see him retaining his portfolio as the constitutionally legal oppressor.

As the days turns into nights and bring us closer to March 2009 when the lame administration changes hand to the C4 Najis administration, change for the better is the last thing that should be expected. In other words Chinese will continue being deemed as ‘squatters’, Indians will continue to be marginalized and those against UMNO will be considered a terrorist and subjected to the draconian ISA.

Things will not change if we the Rakyat keep resting our future on the shoulder of the few when the few actually needs our shoulders of the many to stand taller against the giant tyrant monster of UMNO.

My suggestion – Send Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar to face UN Human Rights Tribunal and for the 7th Prime Minister of Malaysia – DATUK ZAID IBRAHIM!!!

No one to blame but ourselves

The sole Barisan Nasional MP that sign the petition to prioritise the Parliamentary debate on the Internal Security Act was the 5 term MP for Hulu Rajang and Vice President of Parti Rakyat Sarawak, Billy Abit Joo. His identity was revealed by DAP Ipoh Timur MP Lim Kit Siang during the official opening of DAP Jalong branch.

Credit should be given to Billy Jol Abit for having the balls to stand up for what he believes in unlike his other sissy hypocrite counterparts. He is of a dying breed of politicians, the example of the kind of MP that we need and not the “NATO” (No Action Talk Only) politicians that we have been cursed in abundance with.

Politicians in Malaysia are the exact kind you’d expect every politicians to be, lying, cheating conniving, manipulative, spineless low life scums of no dignity and pride whatsoever. The only difference between a criminal and a politician is one is stupid enough to break the law but the other is smarting enough to makes the law to legally benefit themselves.

But of course there are some good ones left. Funny how as they season themselves in the political world they usually end up corrupted as well. Politics is just the 1 profession where the saying “Don’t let one rotten apple spoil the whole basket” does not apply. Modifications to that saying to make it more applicable would sound something like this, “Hope that one good apple doesn’t rot along in the whole basket of rotten apples”. Sad to say but it is quite impossible when you think about it.

Over the years we’ve seen some bright and courages preachers of change and reforms but in the end once they achieve their political aspirations they end up doing nothing and become the "NATO" politicians.

Maybe there is some truth when people say the minute you join politics, you leave your sense of pride and dignity at the door. Once you enter you will be given a bible of politics where you will preach the holy gospel of lying, cheating and conniving the Rakyat. You will then be instill with the self benefiting love for wealth and power. You will be taught how to manipulate and incite racial sentiments and to manipulate, abuse and oppress the weak and helpless. The Ten Commandments of Politics that you will live by now is to lie, cheat, steal, discriminate, oppress, abuse, manipulate, defame, mismanage and putridness. These are your new believes once you’ve sold your soul to Malaysian politics.

A good example, the MCA. They just concluded their party election recently. During their campaigning, a lot of mention on the review and abolishment of the ISA. Once the poll results were known, those that have won kept quiet as can be seen in the absence of their signature on the petition.

Another good example is the Gerakan. After much talk and hoo hah on the ISA issue and as expected, turned out to be all nothing but bullshit.

I take pride and believe that we Malaysians are now much more intelligent than our past generations but why are most of us still making the same mistake by voting for these goons. Haven’t we realize that the only ones capable of helping us is our own selves. Malaysia is a nation that practices democracy and the basic fundamentals of democracy is “A government for the people and by the people”. We, the Rakyat of Malaysia, are the ones with the power and not those crooked scums.

I recently had lunch with a close friend and after gobbling down the food we had our usual chatter about sports and stuffs but once the very mention of an issue regarding to politics, it was met with rejection. My friend’s argument was that he has no interest in politics whatsoever but the cheese of it all is that how can one living in Malaysia not be interested or concern about the going ons in their motherland especially when politics will determine Government policies which in turn determines our very livelihood and existence.

His rebuttal was “No matter what you do things will never change. The Government will always be filled with spineless crooks who have nothing but their own well being in their minds”.

What he said bears some truth in it but the only reason why it is so today is because most Malaysians have this exact attitude. Most Malaysians just don’t want to bother themselves because they think one person cannot make the difference. Fear maybe part of this ‘whatever la’ attitude here in Bolehland. Most just have the balls to talk about these issues in coffee shops and mind you, it can get interesting if you watch these ‘kopitiam MPs’ argue among themselves silly with sweat and saliva dropping everywhere. Sad thing is that the usual closing arguments will meet with the usual chorus of mutual agreement of “Si aneh liaw la, eh tang an chua ley?” (Hokkien for – that is the way it is, what can you do about it).

Sad isn’t it. It seems like Malaysians are just content to forego their rights in this country to corrupted and crooked lawmakers. It’s not a wonder our ministers nowadays just do as they please. The ministers now don’t even bother to be discreet about their wrong doings anymore. They blatantly abuse their powers to benefit themselves as they know the Rakyat won’t do anything and will just suck it up and swallow it down.

Funniest thing is that we Malaysians proudly claim that Malaysia is an independent sovereign country with democratic laws but in actual fact we fail to realize that we are but living everyday in self denial. Our crooked Government administrators can’t be blame for everything cause it us Rakyat that chose to live in oppression and marginalization as we choose to keep quiet and do nothing about it. We, the people of Malaysia, are the ones that have let our ancestors down who have fought with their blood and lives so that we may have equal rights. Embarrassingly, we also have let our future generations down.

As the age old saying goes, “a twig alone will easily be broken but a bundle of twigs bound together will be strong and mighty”. It may seem somewhat a cliché but it is ever so true. Don’t think your individual voices doesn’t matter cause it does. Your voice plus the voice of many others will help and make the cause of people fighting for our rights strong. People like the Hindraf and RPK. Lets speak together so we can shout out loud and show our support for these people who have given up their freedom for the fight so that we may keep ours.

Down with the racist tyranny of the BN and UMNO. We the Rakyat want peace, harmony, freedom, and equality for all Malaysians!!!

RM900,000.00 to improve lives or to build official residence of P.J. Mayor??!!!

The global economy is facing a crisis now with major world economies crashing and sliding, major banks and corporations going or on the verge of bankruptcy and lots of people facing the prospect of retrenchment.

Although we in Malaysia have yet to feel the full brunt of the global economy slowdown but be sure we will sooner or later. Inflation now has gone up to well over 8% which is a whole new record high for the nation and although continuously being assured by the Government that our country is not in any financial difficulties but fear of a repeat of the 1997/98 recession looms ever so real in our minds.

Best advice the Government has been giving so far if for the Rakyat to be prudent in their spending. And heed this advice we should. We must not over spend and set aside some liquid savings just as precautionary measures.

But our Government, being the hypocrite that they are, is still continuingly spending money and worst, on useless non nation benefiting things. This time they have approved a budget of RM900,000.00 to rebuild the residence of the P.J. Mayor. The previous structure was demolished on account of termite problems.

Why does the Government have to provide such an elaborate residence for not only a mayor but other Government officials and ministers alike?? Don’t they have their own homes before they were called into office??

The Malaysian Government has got it all wrong. The nation’s officials work for the Rakyat. We, the Rakyat, are the ones that are paying for their salary. We do not work for UMNO, BN or any other future ruling parties. The money that they are lavishly spending are not their money. It is the Rakyat’s money to be used for the welfare betterment of the Rakayt and I don’t recall ever to have given consent to the Government to lavish themselves with big houses, luxury cars and a big fat monthly pay cheque!!!

All these Government officials and ministers should be provided with huts. They have been enjoying the lives of the rich and privileged that they have lost touch with the hardships of the under privileged Rakyat. They have forgotten the very reason they were chosen to represent the people. They were elected not only to run the Government machinery but to also fight for the well being of the people, not to live like kings and flaunt the nation’s funds on themselves. How pitiful it is to use money that are not theirs to make themselves look good at the expense of the Rakyat.

The RM900,00.00 should be put into better use like for improving the lives of the poor and impoverished. If the RM900,000.00 was broken down and distributed between the under privileged it would greatly lessen some of their burden. You may think the amount is not a large sum which it really isn’t now in this day and age but to them it might mean new clean clothes, proper food or even for medical purposes. It would touch the lives of these 4,500 unfortunate Rakyats.

This is only based on the RM900,000.00 proposed rebuild of a mayor’s house which can make some different to 4,500 impoverished people. What about those over spent budget of the pass. Think how many lives it would have improved if was put to better use.

It’s a win win situation too for the Government if they think about it. These Rakyats maybe under privileged but they are voters too. Show them you care, have compassion and have not forgotten about them then come election day you don’t have to waste more of your time and effort and also our nation’s fund campaigning.

BUT NO!!!

They decide to be selfish, to live the lifestyles of the rich and famous while the welfare of the Rakyat they were supposed to take care of live in poverty even to the point of not having clean running water like the people in some parts of Sabah.

Have you politicians no shame??!!!

Selamat Hari Raya - Maaf Zahir dan Batin

Tomorrow, 1st October 2008, Muslims in Bolehland and all over the world will mark the end of the fasting Ramadhan month and celebrate Hari Raya Puasa.

As the traditional 'balik kampung' rush is now on, I would like to remind all road users to be considerate and careful when on the road. Get home to your loved ones safe to celebrate this joyous occasion with. Be late if need be but just get safely there. Think about them who are waiting and anticipating for your arrival. So do not arrive in the morgue inside a body bag. I am sure you do not want your loved ones to mourn their lose instead of enjoying this auspicious day.

So DRIVE SAFE!!!

Lets also take time to think about those that are less fortunate than we are. Some may not even have had new clothes, shoes or even proper food before for Raya. Let us keep them in our prayers and hope that the future will get brighter for them and may they continue to be strong and patient through these bleak times.

To Marina Lee Abdullah and family, we wish you a very Selamat Hari Raya. be patient and strong as RPK shall be free soon.

To Raja Petra Kamarudin, we wish you the best and a very Selamat Hari Raya too. We hope you are well and in good spirits. We pray for your safety and speedy release from the draconian ISA so you may be united again with your family and your loved ones, the Rakyat of Malaysia.

Not forgetting as well the civil officers such as the police, soldiers, medical doctors, staffs and presonels, fire fighters, rescue personels and many more who might have to spend this Raya on duty to help protect and serve us Rakyats. We will always be in debt to you for your sacrifices.

Lastly I would like to wish all my Muslim friend's a Selamat Hari Raya and to my readers I would like to 'pohon maaf' if the content of my blog has been insensitive and hurtful.

To one and all Muslims.....SELAMAT HARI RAYA!!!

p/s: To DSAAB, DSNTR, Datuk Syed Hamid Albar, UMNO and BN members, Selamat Hari Raya to you all as well but you guys are still crap!!! To Ahmad Ismail, hope you choke on your ketupat.....

Joke of the day...

The Malaysian Government announced that the retail price of fuel has been cut 10 cents effective yesterday, 25th September 2008.

The Government is still with the impression that with the coming Hari Raya just around the bend, this latest 10 cent reduction will help and ease the burden of the Rakyat.

Price of goods and services has already escalated, a direct effect from the 80 cents hike previously and the now pricey goods and services ain't gonna drop caused of the measely reduction in fuel. The retailers will be getting an even better margin now so they definately won't drop their prices. So how is it that this fuel price cut gonna ease the burden??!!!

So for every measely reduction in the fuel price, the Government will keep on blowing their crap horn saying "Fuel price cut to ease burden" as it never fails to appear everytime when any ministers are asked to comment.

Fyi you stupid C.B. kia Government suck ups, stop saying that bloody irritating line cause the amount of reduction just doesn't help at all!!!

The truth behind the May 13 tragedy!!!

The expected and unavoidable day has dawned. On the 12th September 2008, Malaysia Today editor Raja Petra Kamaruddin was arrested under the Internal Security Act or ISA.

Raja Petra's wife Marina Lee Abdullah said her blogger husband was arrested at 1.10pm at their residence in Sungai Buloh by a team of 10 police officers. She informed that Raja Petra and some 17 cds along with a computer was taken away at about 1.50pm but whereabouts of the detention was not known.

RPK was arrested under the ISA Section 73 (1) which deems him as a threat to national security, peace and public order further intensifies the 3 years party membership suspension of racial remarks loose tongue shotgun mouthed Datuk Ahmad Ismail as light weighted and pretty much nothing.

In light of this injustice by the corrupt and racist government of DSAAB, we hope and pray that RPK will be treated well and with dignity while under the ISA detention.

To madam Marina Lee Abdullah and all the family members of RPK, you are in our hearts and prayers. We hope that you will be strong in enduring these trying times.

The Government and UMNO led by DSAAB has become so obsess with the fear of the rapid rise in support for DSAI and the Pakatan Rakyat coalition that they are now resorting to the most dispicable and inhumane tactical move of all, playing the racial card. The recent Datuk Ahmad Ismail racist slur and the irresponsible behaviour of his supporters coupled by the DSAAB and UMNO Supreme Council so said to be 'stern action' against Ahmad further proves that racial politics does exist in the present Government.

Let us all remain calm, be rational and keep our emotions and statements in check. A repeat of that fateful bloody day of May 13 is not what we the modern, civilised Rakyat of Malaysia wants.
Let us not let the pea-brained DSAAB and his cronnies out smart us unlike the unfortunate relatives of ours in the past.

They say those who forget history are condemn and doomed to repeat its mistakes. History is something not to be forgotten and buried but should be made a lesson to us all so that we may refrain ourselves from the mistakes made by the ones before us.

In consideration to this, I bring to your attention an article by RPK. Please do read it and read it well. It is the truth of what actually conspired which led to that dark and bloody tragic day in Malaysian history.....13 May 1969;

In 1968, Umno fanned racial sentiments in a bid to 'unite' the Malays under its banner. Umno realised that the Malays were abandoning it in droves and it needed an issue to reunite the Malays. Further to that, the Prime Minister was being blamed for what Umno perceived as a loss of Malay support and the Young Turks in Umno wanted to also use this issue to pressure the Prime Minister into resigning.

Twenty years later, in 1988, Umno again went into turmoil with the emergence of Team A and Team B, which eventually split into Umno Baru and Semangat 46. Again, just like twenty years before that, the Malays had become disillusioned with the Umno leadership and there was a danger that Umno would suffer the same fate it did in 1969 if the general election was called.

The Umno leadership very cleverly got the Umno Youth and MCA Youth leaders to raise racial issues and bring the country to the brink of another ‘May 13’. This was when that infamous gathering at the TPCA padang in Kampong Baru was held and when Najib Tun Razak, the Umno Youth Leader, raised the keris and threatened to bathe it in Chinese blood.

Of course, this second ‘May 13’ never happened. What did happen instead was that Operasi Lalang was launched and more than 100 opposition leaders and activists were detained under the Internal Security Act. Najib and the MCA Youth Leader, Lee Kim Sai, however, were spared detention, although they were the two main players in the whole episode.

The ploy did not quite succeed though. In the 1990 general election, half the Malays swung to the opposition and Umno lost most of the Malay heartland to Semangat 46 and PAS.

Twenty years on and history is, again, being repeated. It appears like every twenty years Umno takes the country to the brink of a race riot in its effort to 'unite' the Malays and to ensure that it does not lose Malay support. And the 8 March 2008 general election, as well as the recent Permatang Pauh by-election, is proof that Umno has lost Malay support.

"The current situation is a repeat of 1969," said Umno in its brainstorming session held at the Umno headquarters to conduct a post-mortem of the election results. "Therefore, a 1969 'solution' will also be required."

This is very dangerous talk indeed. And Umno has been doing nothing but talking dangerously since March 2008, as evident in the recent episode in Penang. Maybe the culprit has since been punished. Yesterday, Umno’s Supreme Council decided to suspend Ahmad Ismail for a period of three years. But the damage has already been done and the suspension can’t turn back the clock. Racial sentiments have already been fanned and Malaysia, again, is being pushed to the brink of a race riot.

Malays, Chinese and Indians need to know how May 13 started. They must be made aware of what May 13 was really all about. They must be made to realise that the current sabre-rattling is nothing but the same ploy that Umno used back in 1968 and 1988 whenever it felt that it was losing Malay support. May 13 was not about race although it is being touted as so. May 13 was about ‘reuniting’ the Malays and about ousting the Prime Minister from office.

To forget history would be to repeat its mistakes. Let us not be taken in by Umno’s shadow-play (wayang kulit). They know they are rapidly losing power and they want to retain power through foul means by raising the spectre of May 13. Malaysians need to be matured and clever enough to reject this ploy. Umno can try, but whether it can succeed will all depend on whether we get suckered into this very dangerous race game.

Let me take you down memory lane and recap what I wrote nine years ago so that we may learn from this dark history and not repeat what went wrong. As follows is what I wrote in Harakah on 24 September 1999.

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A REPORTER’S ACCOUNT OF AN INTERVIEW WITH TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN ON THE 13 MAY INCIDENT

The following statement is a factual account of the above-mentioned event given to me by the late Tunku Abdul Rahman (first Prime Minister of Malaysia) during an interview at his residence in Penang in 1972. I requested to discuss the above incident and was surprised when the appointment was given within three days.

His Secretary, a Chinese gentleman, allotted me one hour and advised me not to go into too much detail as this would tire the Tunku unnecessarily. In fact, the interview lasted three and a half hours. Because of the very surprising details provided to me, I think it would be best to report in a first-hand manner based on my notes written immediately after the interview.

"It was clear to me as well as the police that in the highly charged political atmosphere after the police were forced to kill a Chinese political party worker on May 4th, 1969, something was bound to happen to threaten law and order because of the resentment towards the Government by the KL Chinese on the eve of the general election. This was confirmed at this man’s funeral on the 9th May when the government faced the most hostile crowd it had ever seen.

Therefore, when the opposition parties applied for a police permit for a procession to celebrate their success in the results of the general election, I was adamant against it because the police were convinced that this would lead to trouble. I informed Tun Razak about this and he seemed to agree.

Now, without my knowledge and actually “behind my back”, there were certain political leaders in high positions who were working to force me to step down as a PM. I don’t want to go into details but if they had come to me and said so I would gladly have retired gracefully.

Unfortunately, they were apparently scheming and trying to decide on the best way to force me to resign. The occasion came when the question of the police permit was to be approved.

Tun Razak and Harun Idris, the MB of the state of Selangor, now felt that permission should be given, knowing fully well that there was a likelihood of trouble. I suppose they felt that when this happened they could then demand my resignation.

To this day I find it very hard to believe that Razak, whom I had known for so many years, would agree to work against me in this way. Actually he was in my house, as I was preparing to return to Kedah, and I overhead him speaking to Harun over the phone saying that he would be willing to approve the permit when I left. I really could not believe what I was hearing and preferred to think it was about some other permit. In any case, as the Deputy Prime Minister, in my absence from KL, he would be the Acting PM and would override my objection.

Accordingly, when I was in my home in Kedah, I heard over the radio that the permit had been approved.

It seems as though the expected trouble was anticipated and planned for by Harun and his UMNO Youth. After the humiliating insults hurled by the non-Malays, especially the Chinese, and after the seeming loss of Malay political power to them, they were clearly ready for some retaliatory action.

After meeting in large numbers at Harun’s official residence in Jalan Raja Muda near Kampong Bahru, and hearing inflammatory speeches by Harun and other leaders, they prepared themselves by tying ribbon strips on their foreheads and set out to kill Chinese. The first hapless victims were two of them in a van opposite Harun’s house who were innocently watching the large gathering. Little did they know that they would be killed on the spot.

The rest is history. I am sorry but I must end this discussion now because it really pains me as the Father of Merdeka to have to relive those terrible moments. I have often wondered why God made me live long enough to have witnessed my beloved Malays and Chinese citizens killing each other."

This was a conspiracy at the highest level and nothing short of a power struggle, with the 'Young Turks' then forming the pressure group. To achieve their ends, they very cleverly used race to make the Malays rise and push the Tengku aside.

Today, they are doing it again. This is dangerous politics. It may backfire and, instead, it may make the Malays rise against the non-Malays, like what happened in 1969 -- a fire raging out of control with no fire extinguisher in sight.

We must never allow our country to be turned into a racial battlefield again. Let politics be issues concerning policies, civil rights, good governance and justice. Let us not allow anyone to bring race and religion into our politics lest we suffer the fate of many countries around us where mass murders of entire families are made in the name of ‘bangsa’ and ‘agama’.

Happy 45th Birthday Malaysia!!!

Today, 16th of September, is the anniversary date for the formation of the Federation of Malaysia.

It was back in 16th September 1963 that the states of Sabah and Sarawak was incepted and formed Malaysia.

To all the Rakyat of Malaysia.....

HAPPY 45TH MALAYSIA DAY!!!

Ahmad Ismail's 3 years suspension - Is it a mere tap on the wrist or is it a slap in the face again for DSAAB...

As anticipation was high awaiting the outcome of the UMNO Supreme Council meeting deciding the fate of racist Datuk Ahmad Ismail, the decision though when it eventually came was every bit as dissappointing as the DSAAB leadership has been.

It was very much like an over hyped movie that you've waited long and patiently for. You queue up in line to get tickets to the first screening in order to have bragging rights that you were one of the first to have watched it, then on openning night you make all the neccessary arrangement up to the point of mapping your journey to the cineplex to avoid any traffic that may cause you to miss the openning credits. At last you are sitted just in time as the first credit begins to roll. With popcorns in your hands and a gleeful smile on your face you begin to focus all your attention and concentration to the movie. As the closing credits roll down you realise it was nothing more than a well marketed under budget movieand cliche filled drama with the same old boring story line.....What a RIP OFF!!!

And that is exactly what it was. After 3 hours of discussion the UMNO Supreme Council finally came to an agreement on the so said stern action against Ahmad as promised by DSAAB.

Here is the 'bargained' stern action that Ahmad got;

• Stripped off all post that is held by him for 3 years,
• Suspension of party membership rights for 3 years.

Amazingly it took 3 hours for a room supposedly filled with intellectual of great wisdom to come up with 2 very light weighted next to nothing action against Ahmad. For the crime of fanning racial tension with racist remarks, the punishment doesn't weight to the crime at all.

Ahmad himself must have been surprised and relieved of such a minimal punishment. Evidently from the almost immediate press conference held by Ahmad, with his ever cocky face still unremorseful and beaming with arrogance, continued his attack on Gerakan President, Tan Sri Koh Tsu Koon to step down and still showed defiance that he did no wrong and was justified in his "Chinese are immigrants and squatters in this country and deserve no rights".

Here are some disturbing observation;

1. Ahmad accepted the UMNO Supreme Council decision on him but remained unrepentful of his provocative, inflammatory and racist remarks and he will not apologise.
2. Ahmad declared that his 'suspension' would not stop him from being active in the party and hinted that if his division was smart enough and created a post for a division advisor, then constitutionally he has every right to hold that post.
3. Ahmad announced immediate plans to tour the country and explain to all UMNO divisions on the issue and declared "I promise one thing - I will make a comeback to UMNO".
4. Ahmad's immediate press conference held at the UMNO head quarters at PWTC, Kuala Lumpur straight after the UMNO Supreme Council meeting show that he is not a mere one man show 'Rambo' but clearly has powerful UMNO backing, evident as Ahmad's press conference was graced with the presence of UMNO Secretary-General Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Mansor.
5. With the announcement of the near nothing discipline action, publicly announcing the 'advisor' loop hole for him to stay active in his party division and the very presence of the UMNO Secretary-General at his press conference makes one think whether all these was actually just an UMNO charade and there is 'more than meets the eye' on the 'pendatang' remark and the not so long ago "Babi balik Cina" Bar Council issue.....Hmm???
6. The suspiciously failure of the UMNO Supreme Council to take any action whatsoever against the 13 Penang UMNO division leaders who had supported Ahmad's stance over the justification of his racial slurs.
7. Even his 'Datukshit' was not stripped from him. The 'Datuk' title usually are awarded to individuals who have served the country well or have made the country proud may it be in politics, good governance, humanitarian efforts and sports achievements but now there is a new way of getting it, apart of course as we all know...buying it, is to be an UMNO member, then get elected as an MP and then make unity disruptive racial remarks.
8. As DSAAB has come out and state publicly many times that the racist remarks made by Ahmad was very provocative and inflammatory which is fanning racial tension and is jeopardising the peace and harmony on the nation, then how come the Homeland Ministry hasn't taken up charges of sedition under the ISA. With his unremorseful defiance and his continued racist mouth shooting off flares, isn't he now considered a threat to national security!!!

All in all, the action taken by the UMNO Supreme Council should be deemed satisfactory cause they can only take action against Ahmad within the law and boundaries of a political party but DSAAB as the head of our country has not taken any action against Ahmad on behalf of the Rakyat against Ahmad's racist slurs in accordance to our nation's laws. Further action by the police and Homeland Ministry should ensue. Failure to do so only would suggest that any person holding an MP post in the ruling coalition party is only bound by the rules and regulations of his/her party and exempted from the laws of Malaysia.

Fair to say that the seriousness of Ahmad's racist remarks has only been punished with a mere, gentle loving tap on the wrist by DSAAB. Day after day, issues after issues, DSAAB has shown that he is an incapable and weak in leading UMNO as president and leading Malaysia as Prime Minister.

The racist Ahmad issue and the action that was taken against him definately is more of 'another slap and egg' in the face of DSAAB. Maybe if DSAAB was to announced that;

• Ahmad will be stripped of his 'Datukshit', and
• further charges of sedition will be taken up against Ahmad under the ISA,

then maybe then he might have earned himself back a little respect from the Rakyat. As he has not, the pitiful DSAAB has instead etched himself in our nation's history and will be a folklore legend of many many years to come as the worst, weakest and most moronic Prime Minister ever to have graced the Commander-in-Chief post of this great country.

Silence, is smart at times...

In a news article published in The Star on 08.09.2008, the UMNO Youth has questioned the "deafening silence" from the bar council, NGOs and bloggers over plans by Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to woo Barisan Nasional MPs to crossover.

Its secretary, Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan, has come out to say that the people should tell DSAI that it is morally wrong to grab power.

Morals?!! Since when has there been any morals in politics let alone in UMNO or BN itself. The dumb dude has got no idea what he is talking about. Just saying things for the sake of talking then talking nonsence is not intelligent at all.

Under the BN ruled government led by UMNO, the people's rights to freedom of speech and expression, freedom of the press and media, rights to equally regardless of race or religion, has all been oppressed. Where is the moral in that???

DSAI and the people's desire to end such oppression is indeed the moral thing to do, you stupid brainless dim wit.

It is the un-moral thing to do what the BN party coalition members are doing, just staying put to gain personal wealth in DSAAB retarded, corrupted government as the Rakyat suffers and the country wilts away in mismanagement.

He then continued to say that if Sept 16 occurs, he won't be surprised to see if Barisan supporters took to the streets to challenge the legitamacy of the Pakatan Rakyat government formed through undemocratic means. Bloody double standard again isn't it. They can do this but others if even attempt to show dissatisfaction in the street will have to face the wrath of the ISA.

Undemocratic?? If Pakatan Rakyat secures enough numbers of defection, by means within the constitution and laws of Malaysia, then what is so undemocratic bout that??? There is a reason for such a clause in our democratic constitution and laws of our country. It is to safe guard the Rakyat and country against mismanaging governments.

But then it'll be all talk only as usual from the BN hypocrites cause if Sept 16 happens then they will not be the ruling party anymore in the government and they don't have the balls to do nuts. What these goons will do is take to the streets and walk over to the other side and join the Pakatan.

Remember...

A democratic country is where the government is a government "of laws and not of men"!!!

The Datukshit also commented that he was surprised at the silence of the United States who usually champions the importance of democracy to the world. Doesn't he remember that not too long ago it was his seniors that told the US to shut up. So now the US keeps quite and he mocks them for their silence???

There is also this comment by the Deputy Minister of Energy, Water and Telecommunications Datuk Joseph Salang saying that if Sept 16 occurs is likened to a 'political robbery'.

Eh...then what about the BN's robbery of our basic human rights, the rights to freedom of speech, the rights to equality opportunity for the Chinese and the Indians.....???

This DSAAB government along with all its existing component party MPs and ministers has just got to go. There are all nothing but a bunch of weak flip flop butt kissing jackasses.

There is an old saying....."If you ain't got anything smart to say then the intelligent thing to do is to just SHUT UP!!!"

The state with the best ministers in Malaysia...Sarawak!!!

Sarawak's ministers definately wins the award for best 'BN and DSAAB suck up and ass kissing ministers'. If and when DSAI becomes PM, then the award will be for best 'letting Anwar anal their asses ministers'.

These 'pengampu' ministers wouldn't mind it a little bit at all I'm sure. All they care about is their high paying salary position in the government and their 'Datukshit'. Then when Pakatan Rakyat takes over as the ruling party they will all frog leap over despite saying otherwise now. Their excuse.....they have to fight and take care of the people in their constituency so they need to maintain their position in the government. What a lot of bull but trust me, that's what this spineless ministers will do!!!

The minute they were asked whether they had signed the loyalty pledge crap, like well trained dogs, they all lineup with their tails wagging, drooling and tongue sticking out ready to lick DSAAB arse.

One lady minister even said that she sign the pledge immediately once it was presented to her. These ministers really don't deserve to have their position cause the well being, rights and welfare of the Rakyat were never in their minds at all. Those that sign the pledge without even a thought about it are still deaf and blind to the call of the Rakyat.

So if you read this article and see in the papers in the coming days that the Sarawak ministers come out and say that they did sign the pledge with the welfare of the Rakyat in their minds, you can tell them to shove it cause that is just all cock and bull talk...so predictable!!! If it really happens then they will lose all the respect and credibility that the Rakyat have for them, if there is any left anyway.

So sad cause Sarawak is not known for suck ups but famous for its resilient warrior fighting spirit. The ministers now should remember those old day warriors cause they are now the modern day warriors of the people of Sarawak. So ministers, if ever there was a doubt in your mind about the capabilities of the present government under the leadership of DSAAB, don't let your proud ancestors and people down and don't shame our proud heritage. Stand up, walk tall and fight for the rights and welfare of the people of Sarawak and in turn we will stand behind you, walk with you and respect you.....

"ENCANG SARAWAK ENCANG!!!"

Joke of the day...

"It was too soon after March 8 for us to implement all the reforms and yield results to convince voters there to support us. Therefore, the locals felt Anwar was the best. Whatever the issues, whether it was the swearing of others, they turned a deaf ear (to Barisan)." said UMNO Information Chief Tan Sri Muhammad Muhammad Taib -The Star 27.08.2008

Its been 6 months already since the March 8 'political tsunami' general election and that's not enough ample time for BN to implement reforms??!!

So what is BN's response time, 6 months to a year before any general election??!!!

Intended reforms should have been planned out even before they were publicly used to promise the public during their election campaign. If it was so then how hard can it be to implement those reforms. Proves the fact that most promises made by politicians during their campaigning are just 'janji kosong' as they don't have the proper approval, planning or budget yet to implement them.

The Permatang Pauh locals turned a deaf ear to Barisan Nasional 'bullshit' promising representatives because they were dumb enough not to 'bullshit' for the betterment of the people and blind towards the needs of the Rakyat!!!

Joke of the day...

"Reduction in fuel prices to help ease the people's burden." - DSAAB (The Star 23.08.2008)

Today, Saturday 23rd August 2008, the government has lowered the retail of fuel prices.

The new prices are :-

RON97 petrol - RM2.55 per litre (15 sen reduction)
RON92 petrol - RM2.40 per litre (22 sen reduction)
Diesel fuel - RM2.50 per litre (8 sen reduction)

Timely move by DSAAB to lower the fuel price just before the coming Permatang Pauh by-election and the 2009 Budget announcement day. A very desperate looking measure taken by our PM it does seem. Sad for him cause think it's all a little too late.

How does he expect a 8 sen to 22 sen reduction will ease the burden of the Rakyat when the increase previously was close to 80 sen. He must have scored pretty badly in Mathematics back in school.

The previous drastic fuel hike has also sparked an increased in the price of goods and services. Since the prices has already gone up, the traders, manufacturers and business owners isn't going to lower their price now despite the fuel reduction since the profit margin now will be better. The whiplash from the previous fuel hike has already taken its effect. He must have scored even worst for Economics.....FOOL!!!

Dato Seri Dr. James Masing (Borneo Post 15.08.2008)

"A Pakatan government will fail"

How does he know that the Pakatan government will fail??

Is he having a bad case of self denial that he still believes the present government under the BN coalition led by DSAAB is a success??!!

Only thing the present government has been successful at is reducing the confidence of the Rakyat in them and the system, increasing the burden on the Rakyats by increasing retail fuel price which in turn causes price of goods and services to increase, increasing our inflation rate, making a joke out of our judicial system, corruption rate is at its worst, murder and sex scandals involving ministers, high crime rate, a good for nthing ACA that can't even find a flag pole from a stack of needles, racial unrest, the Anwar Sodomy II charges and vanishing key witnesses. So if that's the yard stick nowadays to measure a successful administration then...Hell yeah...Congratulations to DSAAB and cronies!!!

"Anwar is only 61, what is another 5 years. He can seek the mandate of the people during the next general election. That is the proper thing to do."

So does he actually want the Rakyat to continue our hardship and suffering because it is the right thing to do!!! What about the rights of the Rakyat for a better life that the ministers pledge to fight for when taking office?? Doesn't democracy ensures that when the Rakyat is not satisfied with the present governance that they may choose to elect a new one even before the next general election?? The first term under the DSAAB has brought nothing but dissatisfaction and unrest among the Rakyat and he still want us to wait for another 5 years...he must be joking!!! Think the people's mandate has been clear since our own previous state election. The Rakyat now are much more intelligent so please stop taking us for a fool!!!

"Any coalition members who hopped over to the opposition side of Parliament would be committing a betrayal of trust."

Ministers who do not hop over actually are the ones that are committing the betrayal of trust. Betrayal to themselves when they feel under DSAAB's leadership the country is deteriorating but they still choose to do nothing about it and betrayal to the very people that have voted and placed their trust in the ministers to fight and care for the rights, welfare and well being of the country and the Rakyat.

Its been said that those who hopped over are because they were 'promised' benefits. How can this be as when they hop over they are still the opposition and not the government yet. As far as I know only the ruling coalition which are the government has access to this country's resources and not the opposition coalition. So what sweeteners can they give but their 'promises'. I am sure the seasoned politicians know more about promises and how much they are worth in politics.

Statements like this just shows that most ministers now holding posts in the government just do not want to do anything and challenge the weak leadership of DSAAB so to guarantee their high paying job albeit just for another 5 more years...As he said it best, "It's the right thing to do."

Rakyat's poll of the Badawimp administration...

1. For the first time, Abdullah’s popularity has plunged from a record high of 91 per cent in November 2004 to 61 per cent in January 2008 (just before the March 8 general election), down to 53 per cent in April 2008. With the unchecked free-fall in the past three months, Abdullah’s popularity rating has crashed below 50% in the latest survey to 42%.

2. The popular “satisfaction” quotient with the Barisan Nasional federal government has also fallen below 50%, with 54 per cent either “somewhat dissatisfied” or “very dissatisfied” with the Barisan Nasional government, while 44 per cent said they were either “very satisfied” or “somewhat satisfied”.

3. Only half of the respondents agree that the leaders in the Barisan Nasional government understand what the ordinary people are going through – with 16% for “strongly agree” and 34 per cent for “somewhat agree” while 47% polled negative (18% for “strongly disagree” and 29% for “somewhat disagree”); and 3% for “Don’t know”.

4. Asked on satisfaction with Umno “as a political party in reflecting the aspirations and needs of the people of Malaysia”, there was a resounding “No” from 58% of the respondents (25% “Very dissatisfied” and 33% “Somewhat dissatisfied”), with positive response only from 36% (10% “Very satisfied” and 26% “Somewhat satisfied”). There was 5% “Don’t know” and 1% “No response”.

5. On whether Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak would make a good prime minister, there was another resounding “No”, with 47% negative responses (21% “Strongly disagree” and “26% somewhat disagree”) as against 34% positive response (8% “Strong agree” and 26% “somewhat agree”). There were 17% responses for “Don’t know” and 2% for “No response.”

6. In November 2006, 72% expressed satisfaction “with the way thing are going in the country at present”. This has plunged to 63% in December 2007, 66% just before the March 8 general election, 44% in May and a dismal 28% in July 2008.

7. In October 2006, 59% viewed the economy favourably. This has plunged to 24% in July 2008. In Oct. 2008, 49% viewed favourably the “current economic conditions compared to three years ago”. This has plunged to 19% in July 2008. In Oct. 2006, 57% favourably “expected the economy to be one year from now”. This has plunged to 20% in July 2008.

8. 55 percent of the respondents do not believe the sodomy allegations leveled against Anwar. Only 11 percent believed in the allegations, while 26 percent said they did not know if the claims were true. Eight percent gave no response.

9. Two-thirds, or 66 percent, of the respondents believed that the accusations against Anwar Ibrahim were politically motivated.

10. The majority of the respondents polled showed that they have no confidence that the judiciary, the Attorney-General’s Chambers and the police would carry out their roles in handling Anwar’s Sodomy II case in a fair and independent manner – i.e. 50% against the judiciary, 53% against the Attorney-General and 55% against the Police.

UMNO-PAS talks - Repudiation of transformational message of March 8 "Political Tsunami"

In the United States, Senator Barack Obama’s nomination as the Democratic Presidential nominees heralds a new milestone in American nation-building and race relations but in Malaysia, the UMNO proposal for Umno-PAS talks marks a regression in Malaysian nation-building and the Vision 2020 objective of a Bangsa Malaysia.

The latter repudiates March 8 “political tsunami” where for the first time in half-a-century of nationhood, Malaysians transcended race, religion and political affiliation to vote for change to give primacy and priority to justice, freedom, solidarity, integrity and progress.
The March 8 “political tsunami” marks a bold and visionary stride forward by Malaysians to rise above their communal selves to reach out to a common national identity.

It is a great tragedy if the transformational message of March 8 to stride forward to a new politics of justice, freedom, solidarity, integrity and progress is nullified by a throwback to the old, narrow and divisive politics of race, religion and class. - Lim Kit Siang


I’m all for the Bangsa Malaysia objective. We are a unique country of many race and religion but aren’t we are all Malaysians may we be Chinese, Indians, Bumiputeras, Muslim or Malay if they like. We, the Rakyat is who that makes Malaysia, Malaysia and I sure hope that those extremist politicians will not forget that. We are the ones that voted them there (albeit with regret now) and are paying for their obscenely high salary thru our taxes so we are also the ones that can still take it away from them.

As the issue of race and religion is very sensitive, I do hope that the ministers and politicians will be more careful in their dealings. We do not want any discrimination issue to arise as that will have very serious repercussions. To the 2 parties involved, please be a little smarter. Ignorance is not an acceptable excuse for being stupid.

Remember this equation :-
Chinese + Muslims + Indians + Bumiputeras = Rakyat = MALAYSIA

Rakyat when DSAAB steps down in Jun 2010

This would probably be how we're gonna end up if we the Rakyat don't do something about the administration now but sit and wait till June 2010 when DSAAB 'SAID' that he will be stepping down and pass the leadership to another crap loser, DSNTR....

How Malaysian society structure stacks up.

The Malaysian society structure...

The poor cabinet ministers, BN party member, and poor poor us the Rakyat. Things ain't gonna get any better for us cause DSAAB is enjoying feeding himself and being perch on the top of our nation, we the Rakyat suffers from all his crap!!!

Why the ministers ain't doing nothing?? Hell, being just below him ain't that bad...they dun suffer that much and they can jolly well SHIT on the Rakyat too!!!