Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Stabbing your Boss... Oops!

Discrediting 1Malaysia

Muhyiddin just did a disservice to his boss, Najib’s 1Malaysia. Contrasting glaringly to
“People First” in 1Malaysia slogan, (which commonly interpreted as treating all Malaysians fairly,) Muhyiddin declared he is “Malay First, Malaysian Second”.

Muhyiddin’s admission to and declaration of being
"Malay First" contemplating to the fact that government will continue to place preferential treatments and priorities to Malays over other races in Malaysia.

Najib's 1Malaysia slogan, will therefore, remains just a slogan, without the support from his deputy.


Malay First, Malaysian Second

"I am Malay first but being Malay doesn't mean I am not Malaysian," said Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin.


So, this confirms that the DPM thinks and practices very much differently than the PM Najib in 1Malaysia concept of transforming the government into treating all Malaysian fairly. No wonder there are many around Najib spoke and acted in contrast to the vision laid down by Najib.

And is Najib the only person working hard to promote 1Malaysia campaign which supposedly accords equality to all Malaysians? Looks like a lone ranger.



'How can I say I'm Malaysian first and Malay second? All the Malays will shun me... and it's not proper,' said Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin.


So, in order to gain popularity from Malays, Muhyiddin walks the racial line and does not mind others shun him.

Will Najib ask Muhyiddin to resign for causing such a boo boo?



Refer to following news articles for details:

TMI: I am a Malay first, says Muhyiddin

Mkini: Muhyiddin: I'm Malay first

Mkini: 'Quit if you're not M'sian first, Muhyiddin'

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Where the cocks belong

The 2300+ MCA representatives voted in a porn star as their 'haram' president.

They also voted to reinterpret the character "C" as Cock yesterday. But, it is their democracy rights to render the MCA (claimed to represent Chinese) in shame.

Like we said, porn culture has entered politics in high profile. (Equal Rights: Vote Here for Porn)

Soon, it will move into the cabinet ministerial.

Sadly, Malaysian government becomes a government most tainted with scandals and questionable personalities.


Refer to news articles below:

Friday, March 26, 2010

Vote Here for Porn

Porn has entered politics, in high profile.

(which can be an exceptional vehicle to boost the popularity and sales of the video)


So is the Recycled Leadership which the candidate can be billed as Comeback Savior.

(or the candidate is probably thinking that since this is a Re-election, then he qualified as a Recycled Leader)


These Chinese people in MCA entered the fight for top posts in the names of party’s integrity, image, unity, justice, and the plight of those MCA claimed to represent.


However, the Chinese population at large is a pitiful lot to have all these power crazy and corrupt leaders who work as lapdogs for BN federal and state governments at their expense.


"

Since Dr Chua’s sex CD controversy cropped up in 2007, talk has been rife that it had been Ka Ting who had masterminded the entire expose, for the purpose of hampering the straight-talking politician’s advancement within the party.


“To be fair to him, even shortly before the Chinese New Year when he came to visit me in the hospital and spoke on party matters, he gave me his assurance that he had been hands-off in party matters or political manoeuvres.

"


So, if you happened to be a Central Representative going to vote in the poll on 28 March, you can exercise your right by voting one of the following choices in this high-level democratic re-election:

1. Vote for Porn -- (a rising porn-starlet in the industry)

2. Vote for Recycled Cowardice Leadership -- (coined as comeback savior)

3. Vote for an Illogical Lone Ranger -- (a Stubborn Anti-Social Hero)


All the best!



Read more from the following:

Mkini: MCA's presidential horse race

TMI: Renewed Tee Keat takes aim at Ka Ting

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Earth Hour: March 27 8:30pm - 9:30pm

Preserve the Earth, preserve your rights!

It's your right to save the Earth.

Please support the effort. Thank you for saving the Earth.

Monday, March 22, 2010

You are Most Desired

Errrr...

Nope! We are not talking about the most desired women here, though Jessica Alba topped the list and was voted to the title.


We are talking about stability of a country, economic growth of a country, and democracy of a country.

It is, therefore, so many people continued to support and vote in the incumbent government, again and again.

Many of them, think that by doing so, they help ensuring the equilibrium of stability and economy of the country not be disturbed. And they think the only stability is key to prosper.

Many of them were tricked to believe what they see on the surface.

Many of them were conned on what they hear from the medias.

Unfortunately, they helped flourish the ideas of those cronies and fascists...

So, what have you decided to do, within your rights, to help restore justice and democracy?



"
The previous Information Minister, Zainuddin Maidin (Zam), told Al Jazeera back in November 2007 that Malaysia is a democratic country because we have elections once every five years. Hitler won the elections as well and became Nazi Germany’s leader. Saddam became Iraq’s leader when he too won the elections. Does this make Nazi Germany and Iraq democratic countries?
...

In Malaysia, the political arena is not a level playing field. The media is controlled. You need a licence to start a newspaper, magazine or radio/TV station. And if you ‘violate’ the terms of your licence then you lose it. And so-called ‘violations’ are not clear. There is no hard and fast guideline. It is within the powers of the Minister to decide what constitutes a violation. And if the Minister, and only the Minister, is of the opinion that you have violated the terms of your licence then he can cancel it.
...

So they do not give space or airtime to the opposition for fear of incurring the wrath of the government. And whatever publicity the mainstream print and electronic media gives the opposition it is always in a negative light. Only bad news about the opposition is featured. The mainstream media never says nice things about the opposition. If they do, they will lose their licence.
...

In a true democracy, the TV stations would give equal airtime to the opposition. This does not happen in Malaysia. In Indonesia, surprisingly, it does. Therefore, in spite of elections being held once every five years, Malaysia has a long way to go in achieving the status of a proper democracy.

"


Read in details of the article here at MalaysiaToday:


Saturday, March 20, 2010

In the Name of Religion

If you are with an opposite-sex partner, whether you two are legally married or not, you should refrain from staying in any hotel and chalet in the state of Terrengganu in Malaysia. (except that if you are rich enough to put up in a 5-star)

You may not be allowed to dress properly before these fanatics break into your room. In fact, in many of the happenings, they like to see your naked bodies, particularly if you are females. They are no saints but only in the name of carrying out their "sacred" responsibilities.

You will be treated as criminals and taken into custody before your are given opportunity to prove yourselves.

So, think twice before you brave the risk!


Excerpt from news article:

"Guests at the Penarik Inn here were flabbergasted by the actions of a group of men said to be from the state Religious Affairs Department (JHEAT) who conducted a raid yesterday morning.

Guests claimed they were rudely awakened at 2.25am by loud, incessant banging on their chalet doors.

...

Haniffah was outraged when she saw one of the men peeping through a window about 20 minutes later."



Read in details of the news article from MalaysiaToday:

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Prostituting Oneself ...

Finally! Here is the juice of a political prostitute who claimed to be NOBLE.

Still, this is his rights ... to do so, but unfortunately, at the expense of his constituents.

“On the confirmation of the title Datuk Seri, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the TYT (Tuan Yang Terutama) Governor for recommending me to receive it with your kind support.

“However, I understand from the meeting that TYT also proposed your goodself for the award of Datuk Seri of which you declined to accept and the TYT then suggested that the award be given to your father Lim Kit Siang who had contributed much to the nation.

“As a matter of respect to TYT, I will only accept the award of Datuk Seri in conjunction with your father’s acceptance of the same.

“I want to make it clear that I want to work closely with you and maintain a relationship that is both sincere and fraternal in nature.

“I also look forward to a good working relationship between you and the representatives of the state government,” Tian Chua finished reading.

“This shows that you agreed to receive the title,” he told Zahrain.

Zahrain said it was not for him to ask for the title.


Read the original post from TheStarOnline:

Also copied and attached below should the original post in TheStarOnline is not available:

Zahrain names 8 Barisan MPs he claims were set to cross over

By LOH FOON FONG

KUALA LUMPUR: Bayan Baru MP Datuk Seri Zahrain Mohd Hashim named eight Barisan Nasional MPs and an unnamed deputy Speaker whom he alleged the Pakatan Rakyat leadership claimed would cross over to Pakatan during the attempted Sept 16, 2008 government take-over.

He alleged in the Dewan Rakyat that the MPs from Kalabakan (Datuk Abdul Ghapur Sallehs), Kimanis (Datuk Anifah Aman), Kinabatangan (Datuk Bung Moktar Radin), Tawau (Dr Chua Soon Bui), Sepanggar (Eric Majimbun), Batu Pahat (Datuk Dr Puad Zakarshi), Jerantut (Datuk Seri Tengku Azlan Ibni Sultan Abu Bakar) and Gua Musang (Tengku Razaleigh) were set to cross over.

He told the House that he was disappointed with the Opposition, which had become engulfed with greed and self-interest, and had lost confidence in PKR after the attempted take over.

When Deputy Speaker Datuk Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar asked who the Deputy Speaker was, Zahrain said, “You know, I know-lah.”

Zahrain, who quit PKR and was speaking as an Independent MP in Parliament Thursday, said that PKR Deputy President Senator Dr Syed Husin Ali had slandered him three days ago by saying that the process of cleansing had already been completed and that PKR was cleansed and rid of “grime and shit”.

“I would like to emphasise that God had done the cleansing process in PKR. We who are clean were removed from PKR and what was left was grime and shit,” he said when debating the motion of thanks on the Royal Address.

He advised Syed Husin to read the book Shit by literature Professor Emeritus Datuk Shanon Ahmad.

“Today, in this august House, I would like to expose the shit so that people know and will not continue to be hoodwinked with PKR’s play of politics,” he said.

N. Gobalakrishnan (PKR - Padang Serai) hit out at him by calling him the biggest hypocrite.

“I am willing befriend people who fight me but I won’t befriend people who betray the trust given to them,” he said.

Wan Junaidi reminded MPs not to use the word ‘kamu’ (you) and ‘pengkhianat’ (betrayer).

Tian Chua (PKR Batu) then took out a letter, apparently written by Zahrain to Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, that he said debunked Zahrain’s purported loss of confidence in PKR after Sept 16, 2008.

Zahrain immediately protested that it was not relevant.

“If it was true that on Sept 16 he (Zahrain) had lost confidence, why did he, in a letter on June 8, 2009, write suggesting that the Pakatan council in Penang should meet once a month so that top leaders could discuss and interact better with each other.

“He had also said: I also suggest that you chair the meeting in Penang,” said Tian Chua.

Tian Chua went on to read: “On the confirmation of the title Datuk Seri, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the TYT (Tuan Yang Terutama) Governor for recommending me to receive it with your kind support.

“However, I understand from the meeting that TYT also proposed your goodself for the award of Datuk Seri of which you declined to accept and the TYT then suggested that the award be given to your father Lim Kit Siang who had contributed much to the nation.

“As a matter of respect to TYT, I will only accept the award of Datuk Seri in conjunction with your father’s acceptance of the same.

“I want to make it clear that I want to work closely with you and maintain a relationship that is both sincere and fraternal in nature.

“I also look forward to a good working relationship between you and the representatives of the state government,” Tian Chua finished reading.

“This shows that you agreed to receive the title,” he told Zahrain.

Zahrain said it was not for him to ask for the title.

Zahrain also said he supported the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin’s speech that voiced disappointment with the slanderous tone of the new media, including media portals.

He urged the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to investigate MalaysiaKini and Raja Petra’s news portal Malaysia Today which, he claimed, worked hand in hand with the Opposition.

Almost an hour in his speech, Dr Siti Mariah Mahmud (PAS Kota Raja) and Dr Lo Lo Mohamed Ghazali (PAS Titiwangsa) protested that Zahrain had wasted time in the Dewan by repeating what he had said on Wednesday and the Dewan was being misused for political purposes.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Her Rights Violated

Admire her?

Love her?

... and you should respect her rights, not violating it by intruding her privacy with such a despicable act.

Erin Andrews is a sportscaster with ESPN. She is beautiful, energetic, attractive, and knowledgeable in her working field.

Admiring or loving a person does not give you the liberty to do things against one's will and wishes. Certainly not butt in to one's privacy rudely.


"A federal judge sentenced an Illinois man to two and a half years in prison Monday for taping ESPN sports reporter Erin Andrews in the nude."


Read more of the news here:

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Balls in Hand


Finally, it takes so much courage for Pakatan Rakyat to be the FIRST to propose the restoration of the Local Council Election (popularly being referred as the Third Vote), restoring the rights of the people in choosing their own local representatives, rather than being appointed and used by the winning state governments as rewards to bribe their cronies.

In this regards, again, Pakatan Rakayt outshine and outdo their opponent who governed this country for more than half a century. People with conscience receive well on this proposal, and most NGOs (I mean those truly independent NGOs, not those fed by the ruling parties) have been longing, demanding, and pushing this for decades.

Was it not true that Tun Abdul Razak, 2nd Prime Minister, promised to restore the Local Council Election at the time it was suspended? So, how long do the people have to wait if not now? Another 100 years? More lame execuses?

Come on, embrace the change!
Restore the Third Vote and return the right to choose back to the PEOPLE!


"And this is the problem Pakatan Rakyat is going to face. Parliament is controlled by Barisan Nasional, not by Pakatan Rakyat. And Barisan Nasional does not want local council elections for the same reason that PAS is worried about what would happen in Kelantan if local council elections were held. So expect this to be blocked by Parliament.

Let’s take Perak as an example. Say they hold local council elections in Perak, a state under Barisan Nasional control. And, say, Pakatan Rakyat comes in at all or most of the local councils. Can you imagine the headache Barisan Nasional is going to have? The state would move in the opposite direction. Pakatan Rakyat and not Barisan Nasional will be the real power in Perak."


"As I said, Lim Guan Eng made a brilliant move. And now he has Barisan Nasional’s balls in his hand. Guan Eng, you're da man! Hidup Guan Eng!"
-- excerpt from MalaysiaToday - Najib blinked first


"We have heard and seen many cases of council 'chieftains' and members wielding extraordinary power and amassing wealth and living lavishly. The people must be given their democratic rights to purge these 'local warlords', and the only way it can be done is through the proper process of holding elections for local government positions."
-- excerpt from Malaysiakini - Local polls: 'You're wrong, Mr Prime Minister'


Read the following for details:
MalaysiaToday - Najib blinked first
TheMalaysianInsider - Make way for local elections


Monday, March 8, 2010

Free and Fair

Iraq must be proud, being the first Islamic country in the Middle East conducted a free and fair election.

So, how is Malaysia doing after going through more than 10 elections?

How was Malaysian Election Commission carry out their duty in ensuring a truly free and fair election?

Will Malaysians at large be at par to the brave Iraqis?


"(CNN) -- Israel may have to retire its title as the only democracy in the Middle East. With Sunday's free and fair national election, Iraq joins the honor roll as one of the very few Islamic democracies.

Other Middle Eastern countries hold elections too, of course. But those elections fall into two broad categories. The first category is the blatantly rigged: Iran, most spectacularly, but also Algeria, Egypt, and Yemen, among others. In the second category, elections are more or less honest -- but fail to exert much control over the actions of the government: Lebanon, Morocco, and Jordan."



Photo Credit: dangerousintersection.org

Friday, March 5, 2010

Stringed Dolls

It is a common knowledge that all these lapdog parties are working for UMNo. They lost majority of the support from the people they claimed they are fighting for. MCA? MIC? Gerakan? PPP? All are same. Someone so powerful who are pulling all the strings behind all these useless parties, and these lapdog leaders never and dare not argue otherwise.

... and who is that?

If you cannot guess it right, then you are really hopeless and stupid!

Here is the definition of it:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A puppet is an inanimate object or representational figure animated or manipulated by a puppeteer. It is usually (but by no means always) a depiction of a human character, and is used in puppetry, a play or a presentation that is a very ancient form of theatre. The puppet undergoes a process of transformation through being animated, and is normally manipulated by at least one puppeteer.

There are many different varieties of puppets, and they are made of a wide range of materials, depending on their form and intended use. They can be extremely complex or very simple in their construction. They may even be found objects. As Oscar Wilde wrote, "There are many advantages in puppets. They never argue. They have no crude views about art. They have no private lives".



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Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Gerrymandering the Democracy

Now it is clear.

That is how UMNO/BN can survive the federal government-ship for half a century -- through cheating!

Artwork Description:
English: How Gerrymandering can influence the result of elections in a non-proportional system. In each case there are 36 green and 28 magenta dots in total. Depending on how the 4 districts are designed, there can be a 3:1 or a 4:0 win for the greens, a 2:2 tie, or even a 1:3 win for the state-wide minority party (magenta)


"I would completely overhaul our electoral process to ensure free and fair elections, and adopt proportional representation to replace our existing first-past-the-post electoral system.

Parliamentary democracy in Malaysia has been continuously undermined through gerrymandering (manipulation of electoral composition) and malapportionment (manipulation of electoral size). A clear example of malapportionment is how in the March 2008 elections, Putrajaya, with a population of about 5,000, sent one MP to Parliament while my constituency, Seputeh, which has over 76,000 voters, also had only one seat in Parliament.

If you consider the March 2008 elections, Barisan Nasional (BN) obtained barely half of the popular vote — about 51% of the 7.9 million votes cast and yet they controlled 63% of the seats at stake in Parliament, i.e. 140 out of 222 seats. If you exclude the voters in Sabah and Sarawak, where BN won all but two seats, their popular vote dips to 49.8% in Peninsula Malaysia. (Source:http://www.irrawaddy.org/article.php?art_id=10778)

This kind of electoral manipulation is traitorous to the people's will."



"“The reason we lost Selangor in 1969 was because of the non-Malay votes. So we decided to take Kuala Lumpur out of Selangor and turn it into Federal Territory to reduce the non-Malay voters in the state. Then we created a new Malay city called Shah Alam so that we can flood Selangor will more Malays and dilute the remaining non-Malay voters in Selangor.”

That was what Fahmi explained -- the reason why Selangor was split into two with the creation of the Federal Territory and the reason why Shah Alam was created as the new State Capital cum Malay city.

“It worked for awhile as long as the Malays vote Umno and the non-Malays vote opposition. But when the Malays also vote opposition then this strategy no longer works. So we need to think of a new strategy.”

The ‘new’ strategy Umno is talking about is not actually new but is an ongoing strategy. This strategy is called gerrymandering and it was invented by the Americans."



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