Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
Between the Forget & Forgive . . .
Even though I am a less perfect person, I do Forgive ...
and as I am not the perfect One, I am still looking for Forgiveness.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Could you see the picture . . .
As most of the Malaysia’s mainstream media are controlled by the country’s major political parties and are closely monitored to present the most favorable possible view of the political situation to readers and viewer, there are many remain dumb and immune with the lies and propagandas nevertheless there are some simply stupid but later were awaken by the " Bersih " movements.
As I was once stupid but my perceptions about the government started to change after putting myself out of the box and to be less self centered. Less self centered in the sense of seeing beyond what has been made to us to see or made to hear what they wanted it to be heard.
Most of the Malaysian are not racist nor evil but were made like one and to be one if you are found to be awaken and began to speak the truths . . .
Most of the Malaysian are loving people but were provoked and intimidated with hatred and confusions by the authority that once they had voted for . . . either from the Right or the Left for that matter.
Most of the Malaysian are living in a harmony and productive life but were made to be pity dumb in allowing their chosen one to be fully in control on our daily life and as always it is for their betterment but not ours, the People.
We were the one that placed our righteous vote for them in believing that they will execute and administer our needs, the needs to be 1 Malaysia and Maju Malaysian but not the other way round . . .
Never feel afraid to Change, a Change that will show a brand new of manifesto that might bring more goods than bads . . .
As Accountability is good . . .
Transparency is good . . .
and Justice served is good . . .
Reasoning the common sense is good . . .
Uniting the People of Malaysia is good . . .
At the end, get rid of the rest and move on !
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Punggung dan Buntut . . .
Apakah mereka yang pamirkanPUNGGUNG tu orang Melayu ? Clip video @ 01:27 . . . . . . atau
Apakah mereka tu umat Islam ataupun kedua-duanya ?
Sila tengok badan dan BUNTUT mereka . . . yang katanya jaga PUNGGUNG dan untuk kesihatan PUNGGUNG . . . Alamaknya.
Clip video @ 07:05
Yang kata tak pakai English tapi masih pakai " UP & DOWN " dan seterusnya " Thank you " Clip video @ 01:41
Apakah itu 100 Plus haram ? Clip Video @ 01:27
I have friends serving as Marine and Air Force pilot and some retired military persons and they were so " LAUGH DYING " watching this funniest You Tube clips . . .
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Sunday, May 13, 2012
I can help but you can not . . .
What is so wrong for any good Malaysian to give a hand to those indeed need helps regardless of their ethnic and believes ?
What is so wrong for an Indian's family to seek helps from anybody other than the
Indian political party a.k.a. " MISick " since most Indians had been neglected by this component party of the " Boringsan " ?
What is so wrong about the police of Malaysia to intervene the barbarian acts of the so called foot soldier of the " MISIck " a.k.a " HamNo " a.k.a. " Boringsan " ? If not why the police of Malaysia has been seen doing nothing, not even tried to stop the aggressions and provocations that followed by bodily attacks from these " MISick" thugs ?
Or . . . if the police of Malaysia had tried then why they had to take so long just to react ? Or . . . they were simply not doing their duty ? Or . . . what if they were buyers, taking side ?
What is so damn wrong for a Malaysia born Indian girl with families residing in their homeland, Malaysia for decades to obtain her Malaysian Identification Card if that is so easy for foreigners or aliens especially those with doubts over their legality to get one through the whatsoever program that the government has created ?
Friday, May 11, 2012
The Right and The Wrong . . .
This is what we call The Righteous of Law, when there is a standing of Right, the laying down will be Wrong . . .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=zYZPtxQbL-k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=zYZPtxQbL-k
Thursday, May 10, 2012
What will happen if the BN regains its two-thirds majority? Written by Iskandar Dzulkarnain . . .
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Date: Thu, May 10, 2012 at 3:29 PM
Subject: Fwd: Will this happens if BN gets back 2/3 majority???
Date: Thu, May 10, 2012 at 3:29 PM
Subject: Fwd: Will this happens if BN gets back 2/3 majority???
I only pity the future generations if they do not know what is good for them.
T he writer is an ex-Army officer. He should know what he is talking about !! The choice is in your own hands -- for ourselves, our children and grandchildren.
What will happen if the BN regains its two-thirds majority?
Written by Iskandar Dzulkarnain, Malaysia ChronicleLeave personal sentiments aside, vote for any BN candidate to ensure victory -- Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad
The former prime minister warned his audience that without a
two-thirds majority, the country would be dysfunctional. BN would be
unable to implement its policies to benefit the people. Sad to say,
maybe two thirds of the voters in this country may heed his words and do
just that.
It would indeed be tragic if BN ever regains its two-thirds
majority. One cannot even begin to imagine the magnitude and width of
the implications of such a horrifying event.
CAT will be a dirty word, Pakatan to be destroyed once and for all
For a start, it will be the beginning of the end of the CAT
administration (Competency, Accountability and Transparency) currently
implemented in the Pakatan Rakyat-governed states. CAT will be a dirty
word.
Worse still, BN will ensure that the Opposition is crippled, never
able to regain its former strength again. In all probability, it will be
the end of the Pakatan Rakyat. Yes, if BN does secure two-thirds again,
this is what will happen.
BN will immediately move to consolidate its position, resulting in a
major reshuffle of all the top posts in the Country’s Administration -
Ministries, Armed Forces, Judiciary, MACC, Civil Service and other
Uniformed Units, to ensure that the top administrators are BN-friendly
and answerable only to the ruling elite and not the people. Most of the
competent and honest ones (if there is any still left) will be forced
into retirement.
Crackdown on the Internet, rape and pillage of national coffers
This will be followed by a major crackdown of the Internet,
blocking of Opposition friendly weblogs, blogsites and electronic media
while a restrictive Information Act will be implemented to ensure
limited and controlled flow of information. The internet may even be
disabled to the extent, that surfers will find it a pain to continue
their web surfing activities.
Ruthless pillage and plunder of the Government and State coffers
will also commence immediately, followed by the renewed and relentless
rape of our natural resources and widespread deforestation. More money
will leave Malaysian shores to be stacked away in Swiss Banks and
overseas tax havens. Corruption will reach new highs making the PKFZ
scandal look like a child’s toy.
There will be a total blackout on the MSM for corruption scandals,
while whistle blowers can expect to be unfairly targeted, rather than be
rewarded. This already sounds rather familiar doesn't it, as in the
case of Shamsubahrin Ismail, the Datuk Fix-it in the NFC debacle.
New heights of corruption, while Umnoism will spread
The MCA and MIC would be powerless to stop the advance of UMNO, and
will have retreat into a quiet corner, stepping aside to allow UMNOism
to spread its roots and seep into every nook and cranny of the country.
The Racial conflict will not end as some people (mostly BN
supporters) have predicted, but will worsen as the majority race look on
in jealousy and rage at the success of the minority races. Race and
religious rhetoric will continue to be fanned by the Three Musketeers -
Ibrahim Ali, Hasan Ali and Harussani Zakaria - to rouse the sentiments
of the majority race against the minority so as to create irreparable
racial differences. Misunderstandings will continue to fester and froth,
resulting in skirmishes, perhaps even violence.
The races will retreat further into their shells, harboring fear,
loathing, jealousy and vengeance against each other, fanned constantly
by the three Umno-backed lunatics. Freedom of worship will erode as
religious fanatics try to discourage the minorities from openly
worshipping in public. Such polemics will continue to draw the people
further apart like two giant magnets sited at opposite ends to each
other.
Religious decrees will heighten to ensure that the Malays do not go
out of line ever again. The Chinese and Indians will be put in their
place with the advent of religious extremism. So touchy will the Muslim
clerics become, the non-Malays will be forced to be dumb, deaf and blind
just to avoid offending the Muslims. Non-Malays would be stifled,
hardly able to breathe as more and more individual freedoms are stripped
in the name of religion and national security.
Foreign workers, stagnant salaries, and falling property prices
More foreigners would be allowed to enter the country, as the lucrative levies on foreign labor continues to fatten government coffers, while ensuring a continued vote bank during the bad times. Such recruitment is at the expense of the Malaysian blue collar workers who would be forced to compete with foreigners for jobs that are growing scarcer by the day. Salaries will remain largely stagnant, as Malaysians will be forced to adapt to lower salaries or remain jobless.
More foreigners would be allowed to enter the country, as the lucrative levies on foreign labor continues to fatten government coffers, while ensuring a continued vote bank during the bad times. Such recruitment is at the expense of the Malaysian blue collar workers who would be forced to compete with foreigners for jobs that are growing scarcer by the day. Salaries will remain largely stagnant, as Malaysians will be forced to adapt to lower salaries or remain jobless.
Barisan Nasional somewhat caged by a strong Opposition before, will
unleash its fury with its new found freedom to make life miserable for
everyone. The Police and other uniformed units would be encouraged to
flaunt their power to discourage the masses from trying out anything
democratic such as peaceful assemblies and gatherings. Rela will be
further strengthened with a membership drive to ensure a credible third
defence for BN.
BTN, 3 Musketeers and Anarchy
BTN will also have a free rein to continue brainwashing the younger generation and the Civil Service; instilling the doctrine of Malay supremacy which is akin to the Nazism doctrine. BTN may even be upgraded and given its own exclusive Ministry.
We may even see the onset of anarchy as the ruling elite moves to a
near dictatorship to keep citizens in check. Taxes like VAT will be
implemented across the board on an even higher percentage, not to
mention an increase in individual tax rates. EPF deductions may also be
raised to burden both the employee and employer, while sloshing more
money into the arms of the Umno-compliant EPF board.
Cost of living will spiral, with food items doubling in prices,
while petrol will lose part of its subsidy and jump again, but property
prices will fall sharply due largely to a sluggish economy and lack of
demand as citizens try to migrate. The government will turn a blind eye
to such foreboding events, while helping themselves to the government
coffers replenished by subsidy cuts and tax hikes.
Desperate Malaysians of all races would have no choice but to turn
to the government to alleviate their suffering and beg the government
for handouts. But isn’t this already happening?
Insolence will also rear its ugly face and ‘samsengness’ (rowdy, bullying behaviour) will be the norm.
Education would continue to be neglected, as the Government focuses
on other unimportant issues. The non-Malays will continue to jostle for
the limited number of university places available, while fresh
graduates will find it virtually impossible to get employment.
Micro-level
At a micro-level, the following events are likely to happen:
Penang may lose its non-Malay Chief Ministership.
Moral Squads will abound.
Wider policing across the country with the flourishing of road blocks across border states with stop and search teams.
Entertainment outlets may be curtailed or restricted under the pressure of Religious extremism.
Lynas Rare Earth will finally start operations.
Meritocracy will be ridiculed.
Open tenders will close.
The Rule of law will disappear.
The Civil Service will continue to bloat, bleeding funds from other more crucial sectors like health and education.
Patriotism to become extinct as the Malaysian dream ends
Patriotism will sink to its lowest ebb, as Malaysians from all
walks of life, look beyond our shores for greener pastures. The
migration tide will increase as the deterioration of human rights
continues unabated.
Businesses in Kuala Lumpur and other major cities will quietly shut down one by one, as the buying power of the ringgit shrivels, and as the lights go out one by one.
It will be the end of the Malaysian dream with everyone calling it quits.
But with such a depressing scenario, why would Malaysians continue
to put their vote in the wrong box? Simple - our education system or
should it be propaganda system has reached such a sorry state that most
of us cannot even think straight anymore.
Yet, hardly, 5% of the subject matter has been broached, and there are many other major issues that could take place should the BN regain its two-thirds majority - so many, in fact, they could fill a book. For now, the scenario above is just an appetizer course, or mere food for thought.
As PKR vice-president N Surendran warms, “As long as the ruling BN
political coalition does not respect the rule of law, our public service
institutions will remain ineffective, demoralised and subject to the
political whims of the ruling party."
Malaysia Chronicle
FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE! ALL ELSE HAVE FAILED . . .
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Date: Mon, May 7, 2012 at 5:34 PM
Subject: Fw: Press Release: Police Response During BERSIH 3.0 Rrally Disproportionate and Excessive
Date: Mon, May 7, 2012 at 5:34 PM
Subject: Fw: Press Release: Police Response During BERSIH 3.0 Rrally Disproportionate and Excessive
Police
response
during BERSIH
3.0 rally
disproportionate
and excessive
The
Malaysian Bar
is appalled at
the abuse of
the legal
process and
grotesque use
of force by
the police in
connection
with the
BERSIH 3.0
rally in Kuala
Lumpur
yesterday, 28
April 2012.
The
crowds that
had gathered
for the BERSIH
3.0 rally
reflected a
broad
cross-section
of Malaysian
society, and
were peaceful.
The police
were initially
restrained,
although they
did try to
stop people
from reaching
various
pre-announced
meeting
points.
However, the
attitude of
the police
underwent a
sea-change at
3:00 pm that
day. The
reported
breach of
police
barricades in
some areas
does not
justify the
police
unleashing the
full force of
their arsenal
upon crowds
that were
peaceful. The
police have
shown in this
incident that
they do not
have the
maturity,
discipline and
restraint
required of a
professional
force. In
this regard
the Malaysian
Bar strongly
disagrees with
the Minister
of Home
Affairs’
assertion that
the police
acted
professionally.
The
court order
excluding
members of the
public from
Dataran
Merdeka is
arguably
defective in
law due to a
lack of
specificity.
Given that
the BERSIH 3.0
rally had been
announced on 4
April 2012,
there was no
need to have
obtained the
order ex
parte.
There had
been ample
opportunity
for the
relevant
parties to be
heard before
deciding if
such an order
deserved to be
issued. In
addition, the
order was
obtained with
respect to a
situation of
the
authorities’
own making, by
their
unjustifiable
denial of
access to
Dataran
Merdeka. It
is important
to bear in
mind that the
Minister of
Home Affairs
had previously
announced that
the BERSIH 3.0
rally was not
a security
threat.
Nonetheless,
having
obtained the
exclusion
order, the
police
proceeded to
disrespect the
order by
unilaterally
closing
additional
roads and
restricting
access to
other areas
not covered by
its terms.
The terms of
the order
itself, the
closing of the
roads and the
restriction in
access gave
rise to a
tense
situation that
contributed to
the
unnecessary
violence that
occurred.
As
has been done
with some
other public
assemblies in
the past, the
Malaysian Bar
deployed
lawyers and
pupils-in-chambers
to act as
monitors
during the
rally,
numbering
approximately
80. Our
monitoring
teams reported
witnessing the
use of an
array of
heavy-handed
tactics by the
police,
including the
indiscriminate
discharging of
multiple
rounds of tear
gas without
any obvious
provocation,
and arbitrary
use of water
cannons.
Police fired
tear gas
directly at
the crowd.
They also
manoeuvred
their firing
pattern to box
in the
participants
rather than
allowing them
to disperse
quickly. This
is not action
to disperse,
but is instead
designed to
attack, a
crowd. When
items were
thrown at the
police, the
police stooped
to return like
for like.
The
Malaysian Bar
does not
countenance
the
belligerent
conduct shown
by a number of
the
participants.
However, we
express deep
and serious
concern as to
how the police
responded.
The police
displayed a
lack of
restraint and
proportionality,
reminiscent of
their actions
at the BERSIH
2.0 rally on 9
July 2011.
Instead of
displaying
action to calm
the situation,
they instead
aggravated it
and
contributed to
the escalation
of the
conflict.
Although
organisers of
public
gatherings
must bear some
responsibility
when things
get out of
hand due to
their action
or inaction,
this does not
and cannot
excuse the
response of
the police.
The
monitoring
teams also
witnessed
numerous acts
of police
brutality,
such as
assault of
arrested
persons.
Instead of
merely
apprehending
suspects, the
attitude of
the police was
punitive in
nature. The
reported
attacks by the
police on
members of the
media, both
local and
international,
and the
confiscation
and/or
destruction of
their
photographs
and video
recordings,
speaks to
police action
in covering up
or preventing
a full and
accurate
record of the
BERSIH 3.0
rally and the
responses of
the police.
Regrettably,
the police
also showed a
general lack
of cooperation
towards the
Malaysian
Bar’s
monitoring
teams, and
were hostile
in their
attitude and
approach at
times. This
is most
unprofessional
and
unbecoming,
and serves as
an unhealthy
development
with negative
connotations
for the
future.
The
Malaysian Bar
notes that
yesterday’s
events have
not occurred
in isolation,
but stem from
the
fundamental
problems that
gave rise to
the BERSIH 3.0
rally in the
first place,
namely the
ongoing and
outstanding
issues
relating to
the electoral
roll, and the
lack of
confidence in
its integrity
and that of
the electoral
process in
Malaysia.
Those
who look upon
Dataran
Merdeka as a
symbol of
freedom will
view the
exclusion from
Dataran
Merdeka as
freedom
denied. The
promise by the
Government to
respect
democracy and
human rights,
and implement
reforms, was
tested
yesterday.
The
Government’s
response and
actions during
the BERSIH 3.0
rally provided
an indication
of whether the
new reform
legislation
will be
perverted and
abused in its
use and
implementation,
where the wide
powers vested
in the
authorities
call for
measured,
proportionate
and mature
exercise. The
events of 28
April 2012 do
not bode well
in this
regard.
Transformation
and real
recognition of
democratic
rights come at
a price,
namely
constant
vigilance.
The cost of
not
transforming
and not
allowing
Malaysians the
proper
exercise of
our democratic
rights is too
high. In
Malaysia’s
march towards
developed
nation status
by 2020, which
is only eight
years away,
the
constitutional
right to
clean, free
and fair
elections
cannot and
should not be
sacrificed.
Christopher
Leong
Vice-President
Malaysian
Bar
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
It made me so sick . . .
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