People have short memories, folks are ever forgiving and because of this decent and kind human nature, these so-called leaders of the PEOPLE are forever manipulating and taking advantage of the working-class ordinary law-abiding citizens.Have we really forgotten KOJADI scheme where millions of ringgit were cheated and stolen from the old senior citizens of their hard-earned and life savings by the supposedly GUARDIANS & CHAMPIONS of the poor, weak and the down-trodden? What about your Chinese HERO Mr.Tan Koon Swan? What about ALL the MCA’s leaders political SCAMS & SCANDALS & debacles of the century, dating from 1980’s onwards? The only good visible standing institution would ONLY be the TAR College/University which surely could have been built MUCH, MUCH earlier! Please bear in mind, these are the PEOPLE’s money you’re embezzelling, from the tax-payers money who put you in a position of authority! Website – http://malaysia-today.net/blog2006/letters.php?itemid=149 , http://www.voy.com/207120/161.html ,
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Dear President, Regarding the KOJADI scheme you mentioned, would you like to clarify that it’s the same $1.5 billion Co-operative Finance Scandal in the 1980’s affecting the life savings of 540,000 depositors who are mostly small-timers – the housewives, hawkers, workers, petty traders & businessmen.These people made up of half a million households in Malaysia who trusted the MCA with their lives and were betrayed. For these people it’s their “coffin-money”. Would you or anyone out there like to elaborate?
Datuk Seri Dr Ling Liong Sik (President from Sept. 1986 – May 2003)
1943: He was born in Kuala Kangsar, Perak.
1966: He graduated as a medical doctor from University of Singapore. Subsequently, he set up his practice in Penang where he joined MCA as a member.
1974: He was elected as Member of Parliament for Mata Kuching constituency. He successfully defended his position in 1978 and 1982.
1986: He was elected MP for Labis. He also subsequently successfully defended his position in the 1990, 1995 and 1999 general elections.
1986: He was appointed Transport Minister. Prior to that, he had held the position of Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Local Government and Federal, Territory, Deputy Information Minister, Deputy Finance Minister and Deputy Education Minister.
Ling is a business man… everything is a good buy and sell for profits. For a man who could even sell his own mother for a profit, pls forgive him.
Maybe you can ask whether the Ling family wants to end up like one of the Loy’s son whose car crashed at the Damansara highway some years ago? Is this retribution or bad karma as you called it? Because this is loansharking business legal/licenced or otherwise!
Does anyone out there know anything about Sunbow Credit in Subang Jaya and it’s other branches all over Malaysia? Some say it belongs to Ling Liong Sik’s Son – Ling Liong Hee? Is it a licenced loanshark like MBF Finance?
Sometime in the year 2000 we saw Mokhzani Mahathir & Loy’s CEO son at the main entrance of the former MBF Finance building in Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, they must be continuing a most interesting meeting to be in full view of the public. After sometime the rakyat experienced the most painful debacle & scam the nation has ever faced in it’s 49 years of independence. Remember the illegal misuse of the rakyat’s EPF money to help bail out TDM’s sons’s troubled companies?
27/10: Heads I win, tails you lose
Category: General Posted by: Raja Petra
THE CORRIDORS OF POWER
Raja Petra Kamarudin
Well, it’s done. The much touted and long anticipated meeting between ex-Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and about-to-be-axed Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is over and done with. And what was achieved? For starters, Mahathir was given his 90 minutes to say his piece to Abdullah’s face and Abdullah accepted the dressing down with a couple of whimpers in between. Let us get one thing perfectly clear. It was a not a peace talk. Mahathir was not there to make amends with Abdullah. He was there to give Abdullah a piece of his mind. And he did just that; told Abdullah what he thought of him without mincing his words.
Before he started, Mahathir informed Abdullah that he was going to tape-record the entire session. He then took out his tape-recorder and placed it onto the table. Abdullah then took out his big black book and got ready to write. And while Mahathir laid out his grievances in full view of Abdullah, Abdullah took down in long hand whatever grouses Mahathir had to spew out. But whether he was jotting down the details of Mahathir’s unhappiness or whether he was merely doodling in an attempt to stay awake and not fall asleep is anyone’s guess — and even Mahathir could not positively say whether Abdullah was really taking notes or just preparing his Hari Raya open house invitation list. So this will have to remain one of the world’s great mysteries.
There was a scare for awhile that the meeting might actually be aborted when they could not agree on certain details of the meeting. Mahathir wanted a two-hour meeting as it would take that long for him to lay out the full list of Abdullah’s errors, transgressions and shortcomings. Abdullah agreed to the two hours but wanted it held at 10.30pm. That would drag the meeting to way past midnight and this did not fit in with Mahathir’s schedule who goes to bed at 11.00pm in the spirit of early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. (Who the hell invented that corny saying anyway? Sheesh)! Abdullah, in turn, would not agree to Mahathir’s proposal that it be held at 3.00pm as he may not be awake from his afternoon nap yet. Finally, Mahathir won and it was agreed that it be held at 3.00pm — which prompted Abdullah to rush out to buy his big black book to jot down whatever it was he jotted down while Mahathir droned on, the only guarantee Abdullah had of not popping off into slumberland.
Next, Mahathir wanted witnesses to be present at the meeting but Abdullah wanted it to be a four-eyes meeting only. This of course would not suit Mahathir who already had numerous four-eye meetings with Abdullah from mid-2002 till November 2003 before he finally took over the reins as Prime Minister and walked through the corridors of power. In spite of 15 months of consensus, no sooner Abdullah take over, he reversed everything that Mahathir had established and reneged on his word. As far as Mahathir is concerned, Abdullah is not a man of his word and four-eye meetings are extremely dangerous.
In fact, many Cabinet Ministers have complained about this same matter. They lament that after meeting Abdullah to discuss certain issues and after wangling an agreement from him, the next day he would totally forget about the meeting or about what they had agreed on. Now, the Ministers have gotten smarter. After each meeting, they jot down on a piece of paper what was discussed and agreed upon and they get Abdullah to sign it as a sort of memo. Then, when they need to raise the matter again, and in the event Abdullah suffers a memory lapse, which is always, they would produce the signed memo to remind Abdullah what had been agreed.
Okay, Abdullah’s penchant for falling asleep during meetings and functions is already a national treasure and well-known by all and sundry, plus his under-par power of total recall is something Malaysians have already accepted as a necessary evil. But what is causing this? Does Abdullah suffer from some sort of rare disease yet to be discovered by Western scientists and which no name has yet been allotted (and which Malaysians refer to as Abdullah Intermittent Drawback Syndrome, or AIDS for short)?
According to those close to Abdullah, the hapless Prime Minister has a hard time sleeping at night because of the anxiety he is suffering brought on by Mahathir’s constant attacks. If the Singapore Prime Minister has his Mentor, the Malaysian Prime Minister has his Tormentor. Abdullah is genuinely worried that he may not last the full two terms which he hopes to enjoy. He knows Mahathir is bent on ensuring that he does not play out even this present term, let alone two full terms. In short, the ex-Prime Minister is bent on seeing Abdullah as the axed-Prime Minister. And this may yet happen. Abdullah knows, from the experience Mahathir himself is enduring, that the so-called support he is getting from the Umno Supreme Council and the Cabinet is superficial and can only last as long as he does not waver or stagger. The minute he misses his step, they would not only abandon him but pounce on him to accelerate his downfall.
Take Trade and Industry Minister Rafidah Aziz as one example. When Mahathir suddenly and without warning announced his resignation in mid-2002, she was the first to rush to the podium, crying and screaming, “Why? Why?” — breaking her poor high heels in the process. But, now, she is Mahathir’s most ardent critic. When Abdullah informed the Cabinet that he would be meeting Mahathir for the recent four-eyes meeting she was the most outspoken objector. She did not agree that Abdullah meet Mahathir.
It was pointed out by the media that Mahathir too had problems with his predecessors, namely Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Hussein Onn. Mahathir of course does not deny this. However, after he became Prime Minister, he made a point of driving over to the older statesmen’s residences to make peace with them. He admits that he went over to meet them to apologise and kiss their hands. He did not require any middleman to play the role of mediator or request for any of the ex-Prime Ministers to come and see him. He went to meet them and made his peace with them. In Abdullah’s case, Mahathir had to drive over to meet the Prime Minister at his official residence.
This in itself should have been enough of an indicator that the meeting would not be cordial or that anything good would come out of it. While Mahathir may have been receptive to looking for an amicable solution to the crisis, Abdullah was lukewarm at best and merely playing lip service at worse. The least that should have happened is they should have met on neutral territory. Then one cannot say who went to meet whom. Neither did Mahathir go to meet Abdullah nor Abdullah go to meet Mahathir. But now it was Mahathir who went to meet Abdullah. This is one up for Mahathir and a minus for Abdullah. It demonstrates the arrogance of the man.
But such is Malaysian politics. As long as you walk through the corridors of power and are perceived as still being in control, the wolves can be kept at bay. The instant you are seen as losing your grip, your protectors turn predators. This is the law of the jungle and politics is the game of political animals — so expect the same rules to apply here as well. Abdullah knows this. So he must give an appearance of still being in control. Once it appears like he is losing it to Mahathir, woe to Abdullah. And that is why Abdullah wanted Mahathir to come to him. He wanted this perception that he is still top dog. But this is a minor gain. Mahathir was prepared to allow Abdullah this minor gain because what he gained in return was something greater. And this is something Abdullah did not take into consideration — in fact he has still not awoken to this realisation.
This meeting is good for Mahathir. It allows Mahathir to demonstrate that he is not malicious. It allows Mahathir to demonstrate he is reconciliatory. It allows Mahathir to demonstrate he is amicable. It allows Mahathir to demonstrate he is reasonable. Mahathir has extended the olive branch. And the fact that Mahathir went over to meet Abdullah and not the other way around just reinforces all this. Now it is up to Abdullah to reciprocate. And when Abdullah does not then he would demonstrate that he lacks good faith. If Abdullah bends, that would be a win for Mahathir. If Abdullah stands firm, that would also be a win for Mahathir. By bending Abdullah would appear weak. Not doing so would make him appear pigheaded. Both ways Mahathir comes out smelling like a rose. Heads I win, tails you lose.
Abdullah of course could not disagree meeting Mahathir as he would then be seen as the unreasonable aggressor. But what does he do when he does meet Mahathir? If he agrees to do what Mahathir wants, he is dead meat. The wolves will be upon him in a flash. But if he tries to show defiance then he would appear as the spoiler instead. Abdullah and not Mahathir would now be seen as the problem.
This meeting was a stroke of genius. Do you really think Mahathir expected Abdullah to bow down? Do you really think Mahathir wanted Abdullah to bow down? No way Jose! What Mahathir wanted was to show where his heart is, in the right place, while Abdullah does not have a heart at all. Brilliant! Mahathir now has Abdullah exactly where he wants him.
Actually, initially, Mahathir did not plan for a four-eyes meeting with Abdullah. At first he wanted to meet the Umno Supreme Council. But Abdullah did not agree to this. Then Mahathir proposed that he meet the Cabinet instead. And again Abdullah did not agree. He was adamant that the meeting must be four-eyes with no third party present. Abdullah was terrified of the thought that Mahathir will reduce him to a schoolboy in full view of others, in particular the Umno Supreme Council and the Cabinet. Abdullah was already expecting the dressing down and he did want any witnesses present.
Abdullah did offer some minor resistance to Mahathir’s allegations of corruption and conflict of interest. On the Scomi thingy, Abdullah did not deny that his son’s company received RM1.5 billion worth of Petronas contracts. But this is because his son’s company is 100% Bumiputera, said Abdullah. Hello! How can a public company be 100% Bumiputera?
On his complicity in the Oil for Food scandal, again Abdullah did not deny it. Sure, he did issue letters of recommendation to a few companies, including to that of his sister-in-law, but this is normal, argued Abdullah, and it is not that he benefited from it. Sigh…..Abdullah does not seem to have heard of the phrase ‘conflict of interest’. What kind of Prime Minister do we have anyway?
It was reported that Abdullah’s Hari Raya open house attracted 180,000 to 200,000 people — meaning he is very popular with the rakyat. This is what the mainstream media reported. Well, let us work out the sums.
It takes three seconds to quickly shake the hand of each guest if you do not talk to them, ask them how they are, etc. You just shake their hands as fast as possible and say, “Next!” So, in one minute, you can shake the hands of 20 guests and, in an hour, the hands of 1,200 guests. To shake the hands of 180,000 to 200,000 guests will take about seven days. And that is only if you shake their hands non-stop, 24 hours a day over seven days, without taking a break to eat, sleep, pray, go to the toilet, etc.
But I thought the open house was only half a day or six hours at the most? This means the most number of guests you can shake hands with would have been about 7,000. Or did more than 190,000 people just go home without shaking hands with their host or thank him for the food they ate? That’s terrible.
Comments
vino wrote:
this story is pretty interesting. great sense of humor in between by the writer. i would love to see the both of them, tun and pak lah in a meeting aired on national television live. probably a debate. then, let the rakyat decide who`s right and who`s wrong
27/10 02:06:53
bumi non malay wrote:
ha ha a bit of plagarism from the late mr Pillai on the hand shake theory…..Aisay….2/3 did not shake his hand … …just like precision guided missle went straight to FOOD…..including bumi non malay….after all how often can one collect benefit from this Racist Govt?? Only draw back was cannot Ta POW…so I am sure many also fasted small before M-day……makan day…..what Hari Raya??!!!….ha ha ha
Actually was there to check out more new faces of SB…and there are a few more….how can they detect Mat Kilau bumi non malay…pretending and also gobbling up like the rest of those who were there???!!
Ok the point is this meeting was a non event to ABB but made Dr. M a little child….humble to know that in life when you are not top dog……wait your turn….ABB 1 Dr. M 0….
27/10 04:17:11
docomo00 wrote:
Seriously, how does all this reflect on the rakyat’s welfare?
I’m a non-professional, suffering rakyat so my opinion is biased. All i know is that in the past 2 yrs:
1) taxes increased
2) inflation increased
3) quality of life slumped
4) SME slowed down
5) more social unrest
No, i’m not saying TDM was any better. Msia has been ruled by the same Cabinet Clowns anyway.
But i vouch we take out this AAB and his son in-law
27/10 04:51:13
docomo00 wrote:
and for any SB or NST propagandist who’s reading this, by ‘taking out’ i mean by voting, of course.
hehe
27/10 04:52:06
goredbushes wrote:
Yawn….Lucky for us we are not cowboys to draw guns or crossing swords at each other to pick the winner.
Battle is on but the war has yet to be won.
But…we are NO kancil no more.
Its crystal clear the rakyat deserves BETTER and not being subjected to more economical punching bags.
A respected and known leader is one who could make his country a heaven for the people to stay and make the people willing to die defending it.
27/10 05:44:46
peacelovetrue wrote:
To RPK
You are a great mentor.
Is it too late to held a debates, appoint a speaker like yrself, restrict to key issues concerned to the Rakyat, and also restrict the allowable time for each topics, allowing the two great leaders to trash out openly.
It may not solve the immediate differences but this will provide the mature rakyat a better understanding of the situation. The situations may not be that serious afterall, once the uncertainty is removed.
27/10 07:05:04
tsari wrote:
Dr m….u are the countrys saviour…we are always behind u …u always talk facts as we wouldnt know on oil n food programme before this
27/10 07:37:39
Kapten Bersara wrote:
Dear RPK,
Good one!!
27/10 08:19:28
nizati79 wrote:
TDM has a very good point there. We’re suffering much during almost 2 years of Pak Lah’s reign. Are we still want to experience the suffering same thing for the next 5 years? The current crop of Cabinets & Ministers should step down and give new faces with capability & integrity to be leader.
27/10 09:05:13
flex tan wrote:
LETS PUT IT AS TDM WAS THE 1ST UNDERDOG IN PARTY OF ELITIST(UMNO) eg. full of royalty, orang saudagar, orang kaya…he put bodowi there in UMNO not to create another dynasty.
THINK ABOUT IT..why Najis wasn’t selected as PM. and why sultan of Johor suddenly got out to brandish him now…remember what happened in 80s..TDM Vs. the sultan(then Agong).
27/10 09:12:27
CinaNoHope wrote:
Whatever the outcome, cina is being marginalised even in education, by LKY. The fight is not abt how this bolihland is moving forward but what you hav and i dont. You can use all your words to describe the two men but the outcome is still the same. If any good can be done to tis bolihland it would have been done in 22 years. Wake_up.
27/10 09:28:52
Gandhiji wrote:
Well Malaysia have created brand new leadership under Pak Lah called GAS-Greedy, Arrogant and Stupid, example Pak Lah, Nazri , Toyo, KJ .Wake up Malaysian let us show the people’s power in the election
27/10 09:58:12
Sagaladoola wrote:
Even Jakarta, a downtrodden, poor country performs better than us in trading right now!
Final Decision: It is high time for a NEW GOVERNMENT !
27/10 09:59:28
visinic wrote:
cool piece rpk!…..btw…selamat hari raya and happy deepavali to all those celebrating.
p/s: selamat hari raya rpk , maaf zahir batin
27/10 10:10:01
scout7272 wrote:
To be honest I’m getting really bored with all this. It reminds me of the the Emperor Nero fiddling with his musical instrument whilst Rome burns down.
Both of them are acting like spolit kids. Both have their own ideas of how they want to move the country forward (although I’m 50/50 on whether its Pak Lah or KJ’s plan). However both ideas are not suitable and don’t address the real needs of the country. Both are as corrupt as each other and both have their own set of cronies.
So we the rakyat are left out of this debate between 2 dinosaurs and the country flounders. A sad site indeed. Someone needs to stand up an dbe counted and get this country moving again.
27/10 10:39:24
arion2000 wrote:
Yes, both idea are not suitable for our country. So saying Mahathir is right, is not really it. He wanted to bring AAB down is because AAB terminate his projects and neglected his cronies. That is the just it. Mahathir wanted his legacy or protection and privilleges in contracts to live on even after he stepped down. AAB didnt do that, so he made sure he gave AAB a heck of a time. He knew AAB is a weaker character than him. If the PM were Anwar Ibrahim, you think Mahathir would dare to voice out that much? He probably had his ass hauled by ISA before he even mentioned as much as the Crooked Bridge issue. So that is why Mahathir dares to make so much voice. All under the pretext of for the good of Malay, UMNO and Malaysian, but if you focus on his point, all this started when AAB cancelled his project in the crooked bridge, that is the triggering point of his anger.
So I urge the people of Malaysia to think rationally, not think just because Mahathir saying things which are convincing and it is right superficially makes him a great leader. Dont lose your focus on the real issue. Everything built on mega projects, by AAB or Mahathir is at the expense of US, THE PEOPLE OF MALAYSIA.
27/10 10:46:46
oct wrote:
There are two ways looking at this.
Case 1: AAB is deemed not prepared for the meeting. How can you go to a meeting without any answers to questions raised by TDM? AFter all they are old questions which were raised many times again and again by TDM. It is really a waste of time for both leaders if this is the outcome. Imagine a PM going to an important meeting by not providing any answers to quuestions that were already known. He really looks stupid. This one goes to TDM
Case 2
TDM wants a meeting. He got it.
TDM wants AAB to hear what he has to say. He got it.
AFter 1.5 hours or talk and nothing more to say, meeting is over.
TDM is shown the door. AAB message is that I have given my time for you to say what you need to say and now please get the f**k out of my office. AAB thumbs TDM on this. I am in control. No wonder TDM felt rebuked/insulted and came back with guns blazing.
It depends on which case you want to look at. Both has its winning point. Overall, the meeting doesn’t achieve what it sets out to be. Nothing resolved
27/10 10:55:30
Pardon wrote:
Dear RPK,
You have a good and sincere soul. I reckon you are a good friend to many. Like a double edged sword, you cut those are not genuine; during the Anwar Ibrahim crisis and the present predicament. Man, you really stand on the side of truth. I wish TDM has more time on his side. This Stateman has not many comparison in this and last century. We need good doses of common sense and reassuring command on the top. Not from one with a persistent state of narcosis. Has someone ask the PM to seek medical advice on this problem? YAB has to take care of his health. Life is more precious than the job he is holding. Someone who really cares for him should advise the PM on this basic advice of taking one’s health seriously. This, I would conclude those people around him do not really care or otherwise they would gently advise the gentle PM to retire. KJ and YAB’s son to me do not seem to care much or otherwise they would advice him to retire. People retire for reasons of compulsory retirement age, sickness, boredom of job, stress and incompetency. So, this is not losing face as every one invariable has to face the retirement age question.
27/10 11:00:51
minuses wrote:
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27/10 11:32:52
Sapatchai wrote:
Another TDM fanfare
27/10 11:43:00
kodiang56 wrote:
Dear RPK,
What are you trying to say? Do you want MM back as PM? He is the one who got us into this mess. We must move on now. He is history and it is time to clear the big mess we are in after nearly 50 years of single party rule. The meeting is a side show in the BN circus. You can say what you like about ABB but he is the PM now. He is like Claudius the Roman emperor. Remember the BBC series “I Claudius”? ABB could be the catalyst for change in Malaysia.
27/10 12:11:23
kodiang56 wrote:
Dear RPK,
On second thought. ABB could be intentionally allowing the public to see the BN circus. This way the public out cry will give him the power to remove the corrupted politicians. He is so weak that he has to keep all the hand down ministers from MM. This way he will have their support. He has even given them freedom that they cannot dream of during MM’s term. Slowly and surely he may be killing them off one by one using their own corrupted poison. Think about it.
27/10 12:22:53
arion2000 wrote:
That is one possible scenario I have been thinking, but it is a gamble and a big one, and it seems like AAB is like on the disadvantage and is kind of losing. At least in the eyes of the public he is losing out because he didnt do what he needs to do and what he is supposed to do. Time and again, he failed, for example like the cabinet reshuffling, he could have removed people who are corrupted in there. Why didnt he do it, still puzzles me.
27/10 12:43:47
warrenbuf wrote:
I remember in one of my trips to a S.E.Asian country, a front desk personnel of a hotel told me when asked who he would vote for in an upcoming election in his country. His reply was, “Sir, I do no have much to choose from. Neither of them are good. I have to choose between the evils. I guess it has to be the better of the evils.”
I tend to believe that we in Malaysia are faced with a similar situation.
Have we in the recent past General Election made the right choice? If we have not, we will have to be patient and correct our wrong choice and make a correct decision in the next General Election. We lack good material in our country. We will have to pick the best of what we have. Otherwise, as a so-called ‘Pendatang’, as some would term us, we may need to seriously think of another country which may treat us better; at least for what we are worth! I am sure with our forefathers of a few generations living and toiling in and for this county, we deserve to be recognised as ’sons of the soil’. Malaysia is a country which we have been brought up to believe to be our country. I have been proud to be known as a Malaysian but that has been eroded with recent events, or should I say, NON-EVENTS!
27/10 12:57:20
CinaNoHope wrote:
Lets look at some facts: National University of Singapore in 19 place for top university in the world. Top ten in Asia. FDI almost 10 times the among of Malaysia. Now Bolihland is even behind Indon. If u are in local u, the Price of Land seat next to you only acheived half the marks you did in form six. He cant even understand english, he borrow your notes for exam. janji pass. You call tis success Bolihland University. This is the acheivement of TDM
27/10 14:44:19
President wrote:
President wrote:
Sometime in the year 2000 we saw Mokhzani Mahathir & Loy’s CEO son at the main entrance of the former MBF Finance building in Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, they must be continuing a most interesting meeting to be in full view of the public. After sometime the rakyat experienced the most painful debacle & scam the nation has ever faced in it’s 49 years of independence. Remember the illegal misuse of the rakyat’s EPF money to help bail out TDM’s sons’s troubled companies?
22/10 09:19:22
ConcernedCitizen wrote:
Does anyone out there know anything about Sunbow Credit in Subang Jaya and it’s other branches all over Malaysia? Some say it belongs to Ling Liong Sik’s Son – Ling Liong Hee? Is it a licenced loanshark like MBF Finance? Website – http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...
27/10 14:48:48
ConcernedCitizen wrote:
22/10 09:24:34
MCAPresident wrote:
antiracists wrote:
Ling is a business man… everything is a good buy and sell for profits. For a man who could even sell his own mother for a profit, pls forgive him.
20/10 14:01:41
ConcernedCitizen wrote:
Maybe you can ask whether the Ling family wants to end up like one of the Loy’s son whose car crashed at the Damansara highway some years ago? Is this retribution or bad karma as you called it? Because this is loansharking business legal/licenced or otherwise!
22/10 09:27:04
LingLiongSik wrote:
Datuk Seri Dr Ling Liong Sik (President from Sept. 1986 – May 2003)
1943: He was born in Kuala Kangsar, Perak.
1966: He graduated as a medical doctor from University of Singapore. Subsequently, he set up his practice in Penang where he joined MCA as a member.
1974: He was elected as Member of Parliament for Mata Kuching constituency. He successfully defended his position in 1978 and 1982.
1986: He was elected MP for Labis. He also subsequently successfully defended his position in the 1990, 1995 and 1999 general elections.
1986: He was appointed Transport Minister. Prior to that, he had held the position of Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Local Government and Federal, Territory, Deputy Information Minister, Deputy Finance Minister and Deputy Education Minister.
22/10 09:28:53
anakjohor wrote:
Wait to see…. Ling Hee Long will end up like Loy Teik Ngan… or put it this way… both will meet in hell soon sorry for this curse…
22/10 18:50:54
Sagaladoola wrote:
Yes, Yes, Yes, sell the Malaysian Chinese Rights in exchange for Self-Interest.. Harap Pagar, Pagar Makan Padi..
Well done, Tun Dr Ling, son and co…
I give you a big applause and standing ovation to you, not many can do what you did…
22/10 23:38:53
President wrote:
(1)May Day For Justice 1988 – Sacking of Lord President Tun Salleh Abas (2)September 1998 – Sacking of DSAI (3)2008 – Sacking of Pak Lah?
23/10 09:45:45
Website – http://malaysia-today.net/b...
Dear President, Regarding the KOJADI scheme you mentioned, would you like to clarify that it’s the same $1.5 billion Co-operative Finance Scandal in the 1980’s affecting the life savings of 540,000 depositors who are mostly small-timers – the housewives, hawkers, workers, petty traders & businessmen.These people made up of half a million households in Malaysia who trusted the MCA with their lives and were betrayed. For these people it’s their “coffin-money”. Would you or anyone out there like to elaborate?
President wrote:
People have short memories, folks are ever forgiving and because of this decent and kind human nature, these so-called leaders of the PEOPLE are forever manipulating and taking advantage of the working-class ordinary law-abiding citizens.Have we really forgotten KOJADI scheme where millions of ringgit were cheated and stolen from the old senior citizens of their hard-earned and life savings by the supposedly GUARDIANS & CHAMPIONS of the poor, weak and the down-trodden? What about your Chinese HERO Mr.Tan Koon Swan? What about ALL the MCA’s leaders political SCAMS & SCANDALS & debacles of the century, dating from 1980’s onwards? The only good visible standing institution would ONLY be the TAR College/University which surely could have been built MUCH, MUCH earlier! Please bear in mind, these are the PEOPLE’s money you’re embezzelling, from the tax-payers money who put you in a position of authority! Website – http://malaysia-today.net/b... 26/10 10:52:27
ConcernedCitizen wrote:
Dear President, Regarding the KOJADI scheme you mentioned, would you like to clarify that it’s the same $1.5 billion Co-operative Finance Scandal in the 1980’s affecting the life savings of 540,000 depositors who are mostly small-timers – the housewives, hawkers, workers, petty traders & businessmen.These people made up of half a million households in Malaysia who trusted the MCA with their lives and were betrayed. For these people it’s their “coffin-money”. Would you or anyone out there like to elaborate?
26/10 11:03:39
Website – http://malaysia-today.net/b...
27/10 14:50:27
antiracists wrote:
It was reported that Abdullah’s Hari Raya open house attracted 180,000 to 200,000 people — meaning he is very popular with the rakyat…
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I thought that Bodowi is a Malaysian, is he a Malaysian? If he is, surely he understands that Malaysians would even go to the homes of those that they don’t like if there’re free food…. look at the UMNO den… free power to any member even idiot ones, e.g. Zakar-ia and Nazri the dog are good examples of these. Free mah…
27/10 15:05:30
coolandy wrote:
RPK,
Good piece and full of humour despite some serious undertones.
Your statement of “soon-to-be-axed PM” won’t happen so fast though in my heart I wish he can be axed yesterday!
TDM is a lonely voice in the wildeness at the moment and the many clowns in the present cabinet were in TDM’s cabinet. So don’t expect much changes yet.
Things would move fast if the poweres of the 3Ks can be clipped.
27/10 15:27:41
btyes wrote:
RPK,
Great writing…here. I wished to share some info with you guys out there on the 180,000 crowds that turned out at PM open house in PWTC as reported by most main stream media. What i am trying to share here is, the car park opposite PWTC (Hentian Putra)was empty. Only 1 floor is full of cars. When i leave at 2 :30 PM the same scenario actually happened, I am a regular visitor to PWTC whenever there is a PC or Matta Fair Fact i was there at , i can assured you to find a parking during that period is very difficult, if you were to find a parking without making any rounds or waiting for any cars to exit from the parking is like you have hit a JACKPOT!!!! That was what happened on the day where the press reported 180000 people attended the open house at PWTC. If we do have that much of crowds attending the open house how can the parking bays are empty for the first 2 hours of the function??? Perhaps some may said that most of the patrons parked elsewhere like by the road side or free parking was offered at PWTC…. (If this assumption is truth , the main stream media will HIGHLIGHT this in the papers, but NO such news was reported) The points that i really wanted to share here is ” Why must the main stream media simply pluck a unrealistic figure & feed the public with a questionable figure to the public? What is the main objective of highlighting such figures? I wonder if the Editors at the Main Stream Media, have forgoten the story of wolf invovling a small boy? What is the price he have to pay for telling lies??? Come on Media, we as rakyat dont want to have sensational news, what is wants is that media feed us with news that is based on facts….& not reconstructed by Spin Doctors!!!!
27/10 16:02:50
longjaafar wrote:
TDM, among other things, says that he feels that we are in a police state. Either he is exaggerating, lying, or telling the truth. I feel that the police owe us all an explanation. The continued silence may be interprated as an admission of guilt.
LJ
27/10 16:34:29
minuses wrote:
“soon-to-be-axed PM”
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Brings to mind:
`Lizzie Borden took an axe
And gave her mother forty whacks.
When she saw what she had done
She gave her father forty-one.`
http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...
27/10 17:45:58
Kamal wrote:
An artificial theory to show people are supporting his administration – Looks like Pah Lah is on his exit soon for his lies and poor management of our country. Even in his open house he is sleeping and talking – number 180,000 to 200,000.
If Pah Lah wants to win the rakyat’s confidence, he needs to be open, transparent and wipe out all the corrupted people to court and charge them.
It seems all our Prime Ministers practice ‘conflict of interest’. All need to be charged for the violation of their undertaking.
Please do somethings that will benefit the rakyat NOT YOURSELVES.
Read my blog KAMAL-TALKS http://kamal-talksmalaysia….
27/10 17:54:18
letsbefair wrote:
Mahathir in his letter today said he wanted to critisize the prime minister because no one else can do it due to the “blanket ruling” against such act.
I say serve this so call “Tun” right! He created this monstrosity during his tenure as prime minister! So why “cry like a baby” now!!
Whoever gets this PM post is indeed very very powerful!! No court of law can disagree with him and the entire police force is behind him. Any one below him can be remove without recourse. What he did damage the country constitution badly and we just witnessed this in 1998 with the sacking and imprisonment of Anwar using ridiculous charges.
He too can end up like Anwar if Pak Lah decides to become a “Devil”. He has the power as PM.
27/10 17:54:44
semuanyatakOK wrote:
One thing you must admire the current BN government. They are very good at creative accounting. 18.9% is same as 45% as far as the NEP issue is concerned. Now 7000 people is same as 180,000 people. I was really amused when I saw the big headline “Show of support” in The Star that 180,000 visitors for PM. The caterer must be one happy dude and laughing all the way to the bank.
Malaysia boleh!
27/10 18:50:36
aharr wrote:
“Mahathir informed Abdullah that he was going to tape-record the entire session. He then took out his tape-recorder and placed it onto the table. Abdullah then took out his big black book and got ready to write.”
Dear RPK,
Good grief! Tun brought a tape recorder with him? What a master strategist! Who is keeping the tapes now? He taped his ” He was there to give Abdullah a piece of his mind.”? Can you imagine what wonders can be done by the keeper of the tapes? My goodness. I salute the grandmaster of strategy.
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27/10 18:53:42
surajanopit wrote:
Surajan 0′ PIT (Mr) thinks that the above article was not written by RPK, not his kind of writing style….. It is third rated; could have probably been written by a dismissed ex-writer of the New Straits Times.
DOWN WITH FILTH, FAGGOTISM, FILTHY MALAYSIAN LAYWERS, AMERICAN IMPERIALISM,MAHATHIR a/l MOHAMMAD AND NASTY STINGS!
Surajan 0′ PIT (Mr)
p/s Surajan 0′ PIT (Mr) takes this opportunity to invite “Laughing Nuts” to contact him.
27/10 19:04:53
head hunter wrote:
one thing bothers me. why wud d old man bring along a tape recorder? to me, this is something that only an aggrieved party wud do. it also means he doesn’t really hv a credible plan to oust AAB. had he been brimming with confidence, he wud not even bother to bring a pen, much less a tape recorder.
27/10 19:31:57
ultraman wrote:
Aiya,
you must forgive Pak Lah for counting the wring number of guests. If I remember rightly , he was the one to say that a cocnut tree can produce 3000 coconuts in a year!
So maybe he was ‘right’ with the number of guests!
27/10 19:34:43
KaptenKirk wrote:
Dear aharr
I think Pak Lah won this round, by using the rope-a-dope (remember the Ali-Foreman rumble-in-the-jungle)?
He let TDM punch himself out and left
the meeting in a daze.
No, Pak Lah’s no fool.
27/10 19:36:05
kodiang56 wrote:
KaptenKirk,
Yes, I agree Pak Lah is no fool. Everybody has underestimate him, black heart white face.
27/10 21:35:15
datnari wrote:
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RPK, I love this article.
YOU DA MAN!!!!!!!!!!
Keep up the good work.
We are behind you all the way.
27/10 23:43:43
Mongolian wrote:
I didn’t know u have such a great sense of humour!
Good for u. Enjoyed the article. Keep it up
Cheers!
28/10 00:16:16
aharr wrote:
dear kaptainkirk and kodiang,
i agree PakLah is no fool and so is Tun. In fact nobody is a fool at this level. One has the power but it would be disastrous to use it in a devilish manner and the other has god-knows-what but fearless.
Now Tun have a tape recording of the meeting which contained voices of both but Pak Lah has a note book ONLY in his hand writing. Who do you think is holding the trump card?
Now i thnk Tun can send the tapes to members of the supreme council or who ever.
Unless the meeting room was bugged there is nothing to counter the tapes if Tun conducted the meeting in a strategic manner that favours him. But then if the room was bugged, it would be disastrous to reveal so.
What do you think?
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28/10 00:38:44
bumi non malay wrote:
Brain washing #2….we M’sian focus too much on individual as the source of the problem….its the party the racist UMNO party…..you see when the individual is remove our simple mind is program then to tell ourselves all is well……and it works 99% of the time… Remember its the party the Racist UMNO party that is at Fault….then we can get closer to the source of all M’sia PROBLEMS!!
28/10 03:42:31
peacelovetrue wrote:
Having read and digested all the voices including caring voice, angry voice, concerned voice, bitter voice etc, etc, etc.
To some up, our one voice , in my opinion, my responsible leaders (currently on our hard earned tax payroll, owned us an apology for the situation now) need to call a conference, and put into constructive actions, take into consideration some of the valid points raised by THE RAKYAT(THE BOSS WHO SUPPORT THE PAYROLL). If they cannot decide on the action call for referendum, we as the RAKYAT(BOSS), most willing to lend a hands.
Prayer for the HARD WORKING RAKYAT
Cheers to the RAKYAT
28/10 09:26:30
Littlebird wrote:
Who is the caterer? Must be big enough to supply for big airlines.
RM10 per person means RM1.8 million for 180,000 but we all prepare more food than anticipated crowd. say an extra 10%. so roughly RM2 million. Now, who is paying for the food. Is this an official function? and if it so than did they caterer got the job thru tender?
Wow.. can prepare food for 20000 but invoice for 180000. Instant millionaire.
And if I can also supply for few others, enough to retire with enough money to see children have a decent life.
What a wonderrrfool world!!
28/10 11:31:50
anakjohor wrote:
MY umno friends in Johor personally voiced to me of the hatred for Khairy.. they want to see Khairy get lost from UMNO Youth as deputy leader.. which he won through XXXX means
28/10 12:41:52
ronaldo wrote:
i think this is going on long enough and wasting every body’s time and should be got over with.Let AAB do whatever he has promised the long suffering raayat and be judged at the coming polls.As for the Tun thank you very much for what you have done for the country and enjoy your well earned retirement and let us forever remember you for putting us in a respectable place among other nations.
28/10 13:51:54
labour wrote:
The meeting between the current and former Prime Ministers was an exercise in futility. It never had any chance of being a success to begin with – from the rakyat’s perspective. The most intelligent thing which was said before the meeting was uttered by Dr. Syed Husin Ali, where he said that a private meeting between the both of them did not concern the rest of us.
It was all about maintaining the political hygiene or the status quo of the all-powerful executive. TDM had made some very serious allegations against the current administration, particularly against the Prime Minister. Incompetence is probably the least concerning of all the allegations as we are quite used to that and have somehow come to live with it. It is the allegations of selling-out the country’s interests and corruption which deserves attention and a response.
It is by no means ‘elegant’ to remain tight-lipped when the credibility of the Government is being torn to shreds. More importantly, there is an obligation on the PM’s part to explain to the rakyat once and for all and convince us that it is not true.
The comments made by members of the Cabinet are not worth the paper that it is written on. These were the same people who appeared to defend with their very lives whatever TDM did during his tenure, whether it was sensible, reasonable, in the best interest of the country or not.
28/10 14:07:45
nasilemak wrote:
The only reason I keep my sanity despite how sad Malaysia has become is because I have the means through this website (and RPK’s articles) to voice my “insanities”.
Thank you.
Sometimes when I think I am the only kerbau in the padang to be thinking the way I do abt M’sia, you thru your articles assays my torment that I am the only (in)sane one thinking such “common sense” thoughts.
I really can NOT BE BOTHERED if the electronic means of Big Brother catch me blogging what my heart feels and arrests me under ISA. This is the ONLY time I feel some sanity.
Thanks RPK. See youn in the ISA cells willingly!
28/10 16:03:15
PHChin wrote:
Dear RPK,
Excellent article, well done !
Keep up the great work and keep us the ‘rakyat’ well informed too.
28/10 17:10:37
HJ Angus wrote:
This problem that is making us all look stupid has arisen because the selection process of the person to become Prime Minister is too secretive and not the result of a popular choice.
We should move away from the “no contests” type of power transfers.
Let the best man win and let him or her choose the Cabinet with no hangers on.
http://malaysiawatch2.blogs...
28/10 18:06:55
a voice wrote:
RPK
I like the way TDM unspun the amteurish Tkt 4.
Tun mentioned that he was going to say the same thing. Dollah AF (Akademi Fantasia as in popular) said he was going to listen only. There is no witness.
So Tun brought a tape recorder and this would quitened Dollah AF, during and after from any spin. When in the press conference, Tun basically repeated all that was said plus what happen. Thats fodder for a spin ie divulding so-called secret meeting.
As the malay norm, 2-2 meeting is supposed tobe secret. But why is the press pressing to know what happened.
Tun gave some bullet for them to use – police state, popularity and family. Police state wil be a new perception building offensive option for Tun and expect a denial. Popularity is fodder for fun and is insulting. Family is core of the issue (something everyone knows) and Dollah will be defensive and yet everyone knows.
Predictably, the went for the ole “kill the messenger” and not the message. All the machinery is headed there. With a simple touch of a letter to the bloggers and lots of email, suddenly mainstream media went for that letter. Now attentions are back to the bloggers and the Internet to know what is happening.
We are not truly a police state but still a form called enlightened absolutism. The “monarchy” ruling is governing and administering but refuse questioning. In TDM’s case, it holds true.
From Dollah AF still “terkial2″ or finding time to answer existing 19 issues, his machinery set for offensive is now pushed back into defence with this police state remark. Instead of backing out Tun’s remark, they have to give him coverage becasue foreign news is accessible now.
With all those young brains, they are still caught in the brick and mortar era. While their new setup websites are getting 10 people online only, more article of the same thing than readers!!! Hahahahaha
It is rumoured that Tun has some 40 issues and only presented 19. Out of the 19, say it has about 10 new issues from the almost same issues but with more details.
DOllah slowness to response and grasping will continue to put him back further and further into defense as more and more issues unravel.
Finally when the back is against the wall, the final kill will come. Before that happens, we will start to see it when he needs to depend on Najib to save him.
The idea of delaying UMNO election woudl save him from within UMNO. That signalled for a General Election. But now Tun has tuned his attention on the people. With Khairy’s foolish antic to try a racial card on the non Malay and Penang CM, UMNO is in trouble of a non Malay backlash. Will the Malay crowd deliver?
Then the economy has grave structural issue now, with the dismantling done underso-called reform. Last minute government spending won’t do any good and bring that trickle down effect.
I am reading of him quiting. Its a matter time.
28/10 19:00:58
anakjohor wrote:
TAN SRI DATUK RAJA PETRA, How many time must i tell u to mediate Tun and Anwar. Arrange them to kiss and make-up. Tun will love it as this will stop Anwar from suing him. Anwar will love it as this will save time and money on legal proceedings…. both will team up and bring all the sensible opposition together to win the next election. Raja Petra will contest and be appointed Minister of (your choice) ..
28/10 19:51:56
ajip wrote:
mahathir
anda melakukan ini hanya untuk membuktikan pak lah “bodoh”?
takut2 nanti terpalit ke muka sendiri.
pak lah
hancurkanlah umno dari dalam
salam
28/10 22:30:45
proarte wrote:
What we are observing is merely spectator sport.
What is Mahathir’s alternative vision?
He had 22 years but what did he achieve? Educational levels plummeted, the environment raped and pillaged to the detriment of our health and psychological wellbeing. The rule of law became the rule by law. He brought the judiciary to its knees, pitted races against each other, encouraged corruption, shackled the media, he brooked no dissent, persecuted his detractors, squandered the nations wealth on failed projects, practiced nepotism, he corrupted the police force to the extent they were his running dogs. He presided over the haemorrhage of human capital and great talent purely because his modus operandi for political control was ‘Ketuanan Melayu’ and ‘Ketuanan Islam’ which increasingly is seen as a terrible liability and way past its sell by date.
The impression of ’success’ was due to our tremendous natural resources which he exploited to the hilt. He was into ’style and gaya’ but really he did not have any substance. He would hijack other peoples success and claim it as his own. He ‘built’ Twin Towers but Tun face it, it was Jewish Architects, French, German, Swiss and British engineers, Bangladeshi and Indonesian labour which made it a reality. Malaysians just picked up the tab. I am told that Mahathir even wanted a ‘world class’symphony orchestra of European music which would of course be called ‘Malaysian’ but is in fact 97% foreign. Petronas has so far squandered over RM 350 million on the running of this orchestra and concert program. But yet Mahathir would proudly talk about ‘Malay culture’ but did nothing to encourage or develop the Malay Art scene. The budget the Arts ministry has to develop and encourage local arts was shockingly paltry under Mahathir. The fact that Petroans is not answerable to Parliament meant Mahathir was able to treat Petronas assets like his personal piggy bank – to splurge on his egomaniacal mega projects, children, cronies and to prop up UMNO.
Did Mahathir’s 22 years bring us closer to creating a nation where communities are at peace with each other and live in mutual respect, where discrimination is illegal, where truth prevails, where the disadvantaged are valued and helped, where detention without trial is abolished, where citizens are equal before the law, where talent is recognised and encouraged?
I challenge anyone to answer in the affirmative. If after 22 years Mahathir has failed in the above aims, then he should see himself as a failed old aged penshioner and just retire from public life instead of making a fool of himself.
29/10 03:14:02
Warnarainbow wrote:
ROk,
On the oil-for-food project, it is said that the UN report cleared Pak Lah’name. That there were 5 or 6 malaysian companies who tenedered for the project and Pak Lah’s ex brother in law, who happens to be AN IRAQI got the Iraqi project. Pk Lh wrote recommendations for all the 5 or 6 companies. If this is so, whats wrong with it?
29/10 14:38:56
butoh wrote:
AAB would most probably say that he shook the hands of all 180,000 guests and that your calculations are wrong and should be retracted…
You see, if you use the same formula that UMNO or BN for that matter, used to calculate Bumi equity or whatever, then shaking of 180,000 hands in 2 hours is possible…(there may be 20 minutes for a nap as well)…
29/10 20:25:08
Public Eye wrote:
Both declared that they have the rakyat’s interest at heart and their views and actions are for the betterment the country.
Since both are doing the exact opposite from each other, only one of them could really be representing the view of the majority.
My suggestion is let’s do a poll, or better still, a census and see what the rakyat actually feel, who they really prefer, etc.
For once, for the Malaysian people, can any of the leading newspaper or NGOs in the country, embark on this project please?
29/10 21:20:55
Confuseus wrote:
These kitchen cabinets “DO NOT SEEMS TO BE DOING THE RIGHT THINGS AND EVIDENTLY, DO NOT KNOW THE RIGHT THINGS TO DO” aka Incompetence of the highest order.
Confuseus says “All these past issues are no longer an issue, how they handle an issue, that is the main issue”
29/10 21:45:46
madrasahnur wrote:
just because MAHAFIRAUN is critical toward Dol administration doesn’t meant that MAHAFIRAUN should be forgiven for all his crimes against humanity! please do not forget! remember MEMALI! is the time for MAHAFIRAUN TO BE HANG FOR KILLING INNOCENT PEOPLE!
30/10 08:39:14
RockyMountain wrote:
Mahathir feels that he has brought out and shown to the people his “wisdom” in criticising Abdullah. He has totally forgotten that it was through his “wisdom” that he chosed Abdullah to be his successor.
30/10 16:43:32
KE POH CHI wrote:
I strongly believes that both have their own personal interests clashed.However !dear TDM and AAB pls dont spoil the harmonies we had preserved.REMEMBER THE RIOTS HAPPENED IN 1997 CRISIS AT NEIGBOURING !
AAB also seems like losing his image as ‘MR CLEAN’.I agrees on the rules on openness and consensus.SO ! PLS SHOWS US WHAT IS GOING ON AND LOVES UR COUNTRY AND PEOPLES
31/10 00:34:47
BlindFaith2002 wrote:
You are right that AAB suffers from AIDS, but it’s the acronym for “Abdullah Intermittent Dozing-off (not Drawback) Syndrome”.
31/10 01:59:26
Concerned wrote:
Mr. Kamarudin should be more professional in his comments about PM Abdullah, by making all those baseless assumptions, Mr. Kamarudin looses his credibility as someone who can be trusted.
I agree that malaysia is not the most transparent and free country in the world, but don’t forget, PM Abdullah inherited that from Tun M. Malaysia has much to be improved in the areas of transparency, nepotism, and freedom of speech. But under PM Abdullah, those areas showed some improvements compared to when Tun M was the PM.
Tun M needs to back off, let PM Abdullah does his job. If he screws up, than vote him out in the next election, that’s how true democracy works.
31/10 03:49:51
astina wrote:
AAB should step down or not ??
Where in the world have anyone heard the leader of the country dozing off during meetings.
This certainly this augurs well for the country !!
It is really laughing matter across the causeway when you have a sleepy head as a leader.
It makes sense when LKY has the gall to issue statements against Malaysia .
When he wakes up, he thinks he is fully supported by 180000 rakyats!!
Discipline should be the first virtue in any leaders and beg to differ such exists with AAB.
As a leader, AAB has not displayed confidence (expected of) when talking wide range of issues as compared with TDM.
This shows a general lack of knowledge and certainly, this guy does not read regularly.
A country to move forward needs a leader who thinks 100yrs ahead in time, as this will show a genuine concern for the future direction of the country.
Right now, we have leaders who are concerned about the 9MP for the next 5 years!
If that’s how far sighted our leader is then this country is gonna get it big time and its high time all of us start praying. A-Man
31/10 11:50:32
The rakyat wrote:
What a laughing stock AAB is to the rakyat and the world at large. No wonder his sil also took advantage of him for that. How can he be so naive to think that all those (180k as claimed) visitors who had free lunch at his residence are his supporters? For all you know, most of them,they are DAP, Keadilan and Pas supporters….got free makan who wont go? stupid not to go right? Sometimes I pity him to be so simple-minded, gullible so much so he may not be aware even he’s being swallowed whole by his sil….Wake-up sleepy head before its too late…how can you run our country if you are always sleepy with quote “AIDS”(Abdullah Intermittent Drwback Syndrome)!
31/10 21:31:50
Website – http://malaysia-today.net/blog2006/corridors.php?itemid=305
30/07: Police report made against Abdullah Badawi
Category: General Posted by: Raja Petra
Malaysia Today
This morning, a police report was made against Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. The police report was lodged by Ronnie Liu Tian Khiew of the Democratic Action Party at the Damansara Utama Police Station.
This police report is about a seditious posting in the website of the Prime Minister of Malaysia that has remained there since 14 November 2005. The posting was first brought to the public’s attention by James Wong on Thursday, 26 July 2007, in his blog, Clare Street.
Last Monday, Umno’s Information Chief made a police report against Malaysia Today and two days later, on Wednesday, Raja Petra Kamarudin was called in for interrogation under the Sedition Act. It is believed that similarly Abdullah Ahmad Badawi may have to report to the police station this Wednesday for this statement to be recorded under Section 112.
Malaysia Today urges the blogging community to turn up in full force at the Damansara Utama Police Station on Wednesday as a show of support and solidarity to Abdullah Ahmad Badawi who should be regarded as a fellow blog/website owner. The blogging community has always maintained a non-partisan stance in the spirit that blogging cuts across all political boundaries. It has not been confirmed yet whether Abdullah will be called to the Damansara Utama Police Station (or the Commercial Crimes Division in Bukit Perdana) for his statement to be recorded or whether the police will instead go visit the Prime Minister at his office/home.
At 5.30pm today, Ronnie Liu will be meeting Chief Inspector Zaini at the Commercial Crimes Division in Bukit Perdana for his statement to be recorded. Amongst some of the points in Ronnie’s police report alleging that the Prime Minister’s website has breached the Sedition Act are:
Ensuring that Malays do not get employment in Chinese companies
Setakat ini oleh kerana kedudukan kita, kita tiada pilihan untuk memilih kerajaan yang majoritinya dikuasai oleh orang Melayu. Tetapi kita sedar dibidang perniagaan dan perindustrian, orang Melayu tidak ada melainkan mengekalkan bangsa kita (Cina) sebagai unsur utama meninggikan ekonomi Malaysia dengan meletakkan keutamaan Bahasa Manderin atau Kantonis di dalam akhbar tempatan sebagai syarat penerimaan atau syarat kelayakan perlu. Maka orang-orang Melayu tentunya terpinggirdari bidang pekerjaan tersebut.
Employ Malay women but not the men
Begitu juga kalau terpaksa kita ambil orang melayu kerja, kita pilih yang wanita melayu untuk cukupkan Kouta dan jangan ambil Lelaki Melayu kerana lelaki ini bersifat memimpi n dan ada wawasan tinggi lebih bersemangat kental dan berani tanya itu dan ini, kalau wanita melayu mereka agak lemah dan banyak menurut saje arahan kita. Jadi kita mengambil kesempatan ini atas kedudukan kita dan meminta hak-hak politik.
Teach Chinese kids that Malays are immoral and hide the good qualities of the Malays from them
Orang-orang kita yang bergiat di bidang pelajaran hendaklah pastikan bahawa generasi yang akan datang tidak akan diajar segala pengorbanan orang Melayu, terutama sekali dalam pelajaran sejarah, Ilmu alam dan lain-lain mata pelajaran, baikpun di sekolah rendah mahupun di sekolah. Kita aujudkan dan hebohkan tentang maksiat dikalangan pelajar melayu agar kerajaan sekarang hentikan bantuan pada pelajar melayu dan juga pelajar kampung.
Spilt and disunite the Malays
Kita mesti mengajar anak-anak dan anak orang Melayu supaya mempunyai pendirian bahawa kejayaan itu bergantung semata-mata atas kebolehan. Untuk tujuan ini kerajaan Singapura yang kita harus banggakan kerana telah berjaya memecah-belahkan orang-orang Melayu dengan cara membahagikan mereka kepada banyak puak seperti Banjar, Acheh, Bugis, Mandaling, Boyan dan lain-lain. Dari kesannya jiwa rancangan ini, orang Melayu yang dulunya merupakan 69% daripada penduduk Singapura, sekarang hanya tinggal 10% sahaja.
The Chinese must be proud of how the Penang Chief Minister suppressed the Penang Malays
Sebagai orang Cina tulin, saya juga berbangga dengan cara yang dilakukan oleh Ketua Menteri Pulau Pinang untuk memecah belahkan orang-orang Melayu di sana. Beliau telah berjaya mengambil tanah-tanah orang-orang Melayu dan memajukannya sebagai kawasan perumahan dan perindustrian (dalam geran ada nyatakan 30% jenis pekerjaan sekurangnya mestilah dari orang Melayu tapi mereka beri jawatan seperti pengawal keselamatan dan operator sahaja, jawatan penting dan teknikal yg bergaji, RM3 ribu keatas semua dari Orang Cina kecuali melayu yang ada kepentingan bagi mereka itupun seorang dua saje).
The Chinese must monopolise commerce and embark on a smear campaign aimed at portraying the Malaysian government as anti-Chinese
Tujuan kita ialah untuk menguasai segala kegiatan perdagangan yang berkaitan dengan bahan makanan, enjin, bank-bank serta pertanian. Alasan yang munasabah perlu dicari dan dikemukakan kepada kerajaan untuk menaikkan harga barang-barang keperluan harian. Inilah yang kita akan terus gunakan untuk mendapatkan kekuasaan politik di Malaysia. Oleh kerana kita telah kukuh di bidang Antarabangsa, kita mesti menganggap bahawa saluran penyebaran am yang ada pada kita. Setakat ini, dunia menganggap bahawa kerajaan Malaysia sekarang adalah anti Cina dan Pro-Melayu dan juga kita orang Cina ditindas.
The Chinese must play a role in splitting the Malays
Sekarang tibalah masanya untuk kita menanam perasaan benci di kalangan orang-orang Melayu terhadap pemimpin mereka. Kalau kita bijak menjalankan operasi kita, kita akan berjaya mengasingkan Perdana Menteri sekarang ini yang terlalu jujur menjadi seorang ahli politik. Kalau kita orang-orang Cina bersatu, kita berjaya memecah belahkan Dato’ Sri Dr Mahathir Mohammad dengan Dato’ Sri Anwar Ibrahim, kumpulan Abdullah Ahmad Badawi dengan Kumpulan Najib Tun Razak.
The Chinese must turn the Malays against the Rulers so that they destroy themselves
Satu perkara lagi yang patut kita gunakan adalah kebencian yang ada pada orang-orang Melayu dengan Sultan-Sultan mereka. Kita mesti menguatkan lagi kebencian ini supaya apabila orang-orang Melayu tidak mempunyai kepercayaan terhadap Sultan-Sultan mereka, mereka akan hilang suatu symbol perpaduan dan kita dengan mudah sahaja dapat membawa mereka kepada kemusnahan mereka sendiri.
Subtle methods must be employed in destroying the Malays so that eventually the Chinese will rule over them
Kita mesti mengumpulkan tenaga dan usaha mematahkan mereka dengan cara perlahan-lahan. Pada masa yang sama juga kita mesti perkuatkan dan mengenepikan risauan kesangsian orang-orang Melayu terhadap pemimpin-pemimpin mereka. Ini kerana terlalu jelas ketidakstabilan dan kemiskinan masyarakatnya. Akhirnya diharapkan mereka ini tidak akan berminat untuk mengundi dan membiarkan takdir yang menentukannya. Kita akan membuat penentuan ke atas mereka dan masa depan mereka kerana orang-orang Cina akan menjadi pemimpin-pemimpin mereka itu.
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