First a cow-head, now a pig head

What has all these got to do with religion?

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 27 —Pig heads were found at two mosques this morning, the latest in a series of attacks and acts of vandalism on places of worship following the “Allah” controversy.

Mosque officials found what appeared to be two wild boar heads wrapped in plastic bags and surrounded with Ringgit notes around 5.30 am this morning in Masjid Jumhuriyah in Taman Dato Harun and the Al- Imam Tirmizi mosque at Taman Sri Sentosa.

The heads of the wild boars could be construed as attempts to escalate unrest between Muslims and non-Muslims as pigs are considered unclean in Islam and therefore their presence in the mosques, an act of desecration.



PKR vice-president Sivarasa Rasiah who visited both mosques said it looked to him like an organised operation that was an attempt to incite racial tension.

“I am not surprised if the same group that did this is the same group that attacked the churches. This group clearly has political motivations,” he told The Malaysian Insider.

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Church arsonists probably from UMNO

Malaysian Christians are asking for it

Why no action on Al-Islam?

Christians have ulterior motives

JR: So many names to choose, why they have to choose that one??

On the lighter side: Is pork better than Viagra?

Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission seen as a Mickey Mouse club

Najib seen as weak in implementing anti-corruption measures in Malaysia

MACC has again been taken to task for not taking any action on Najib's own UMNO members even with overwhelming evidence in their face. Their Mickey Mouse hearted response to corruption was today made known to the public when PKR members protested again to remind them on their lack of action in the case of ex-Selangor MB Khir Toyo's corruption investigation.


Mickey's fan club arriving at MACC

In another report in the WSJ Najib was also portrayed as taking a very weak stance against Islamic extremists in Malaysia as compared to Anwar Ibrahim on the "Allah" issue. Their back to back articles showed that Najib has fallen behind in his words to unite the Malaysian people by not taking a hard stance against Muslim fundamentalists, Joceline Tan reports.

Another Mickey Mouse?? - Malaysian AG still unwilling to prosecute VK Lingam

Go After the Criminals Instead of Politicians

Malaysian cops find it easier to target politicians and bloggers rather than criminals

Police should be spending more time investigating crime and preventing it from happening rather than investigating politicians.

DAP national vice-chairman M. Kula­segaran said police were barking up the wrong tree by investigating Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng over his alleged seditious remarks.

”What Lim said during the Pakatan Rakyat convention in Shah Alam recently was based on the findings of Thai pathologist Dr Porntip Rojanasunan,” he said yesterday.

Speaking to reporters before distributing calendars at the Jelapang market here, the Ipoh Barat MP pointed out that Dr Porntip had said in court that the death of political aide Teoh Beng Hock was 80% homicide.

Kulasegaran was commenting on Selangor police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Khalid Abu Bakar’s statement that Lim was being investigated for allegedly saying that Teoh was murdered.

Polis: Don't intimidate us

Polis: Lim Guan Eng is not entitiled to his opinion


Sign a Petition to support Lim Guan Eng: Malaysians worldwide condemn cops for their high-handedness

Now we know why Najib wants to increase our taxes and pay tax for our credit cards

Najib's RMAF lost RM50 million jet engines to thieves

From Kit's blog:-

"What a way to end 2009 and the first uncompleted year of the new Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak – two missing RM50 million RMAF jet engines which exposes high-level thievery, government topsy-turvydom and sheer lack of professionalism in defence, police and Attorney-General’s Chambers, casting a long shadow on Najib’s Government Transformation Programme (GTP).

Many questions cry out for answer on the scandal of the missing jet engines as they are not an unobtrusive object that could be easily squirrelled away, with each explanatory statement by the Prime Minister, the Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, the air force and the police raising more questions.

Najib gave the assurance that action would be taken against those responsible for the missing Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) jet engines – the powerplants to the F-5E Tiger II fighter and RF-5E Tigereye reconnaissance jets – saying: “Let us investigate. Whoever is in the wrong will be held responsible.”

Why is the Prime Minister still talking in the future tense, when the action for the missing RMAF jet engines took place in May last year, and RMAF had lodged a report with the police on Aug 4 last year?"

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Something fishy about this big fish

Only in Malaysia can the air force loses its jets to thieves

Defence Minister should commit hara-kiri

Pakatan reveals UMNO's grand plan for national disunity

Courses by Biro Tata Negara aimed at creating racial disharmony

Pakatan has revealed a long known secret that BN has been quietly promoting racial disharmony all this while using a secret task force known as Biro Tata Negara (BTN). Participants are culled from government departments and forced to accept the fact that Malays are superior and the other races are "pendatang" and so you should act like a "pendatang". The PKR government in Selangor has decided to stop sending its officials to participate in the highly racist indoctrination camp.


Read a parent's complaint about BTN

Another participant complains about being humiliated


DPM Muhyiddin claims BTN is good for 1Malaysia as it promotes BN's secret plans

Nazri wants to revamp BTN as he says the syllabus is not approved by him

Lim Kit Siang wants to be the facilitator if Muhyiddin allows

JR: I am curious to know who actually created BTN? Will he own up since this course is "so good"?

BN Youth Shows Their Uncouth Behaviour Again

BN Youth vent their frustration as Penang CM's shows his mettle

It seems almost everyone is jealous of Lim Guan Eng's abilities. Yesterday UMNO, MIC and Gerakan Youth vented their frustrations as Penang's Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng (LGE) continued to win over the support of all races in Penang. They refused to let the Kampung Buah Pala issue to be laid to rest and continued to seek "compensation money" and showed their frustrations as the people of Penang refused to bow to their claims.

They must be thinking that they are still staying in a corrupt BN state and do not realize the DAP leader cannot be bought unlike their own corrupt cows heading their parties in the past!


This is what BN is good at - always asking for money and not having to work for it

No action on demonstrators as it is Ok for BN parties to demonstrate but not others


Penang not getting funds from Federal Government for heritage conservation

Gerakan's Teng Hock Nan running out of issues in Penang

Pakatan is the only solution to racial unity

Who is this Calvin Sankaran? He must be a big fan of Koh Tsu Koon. If you really love Penang please give some constructive criticisms and not personal attacks. How come there are no letters from him during the Gerakan period? Was it because Penang did extremely well under KTK?


His first attempt to discredit LGE

His second attempt to discredit LGE

His latest attempt to discredit LGE

The Star certainly knows who to choose to write for them. It certainly seems like personal attacks against the ruling government in Penang is good for their image. Its no wonder why Penang people don't trust this paper anymore. They are churning out the same shit like they did before the last general election.

Latest: Even Barisan's state leader claims The Star is good only for wiping his buttocks!

Is the Perodua Alza Worth Buying?

Perodua Alza to be the top selling MPV?

Perodua is confident its newly launched Perodua Alza will be the top-selling multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) in 2010. Managing director Datuk Syed Abdull Hafiz Syed Abu Bakar said Perodua was targeting to sell between 3,500 and 4,000 units of the model per month, adding that it had already received 3,500 bookings for the Alza since Nov 13.



Here is what blogger and car reviewer Paul Tan has to say about the new Alza which derived its look from the Toyota Passo Sette.

"I have to say that with the Myvi, the Japanese Passo looked better, but with the Alza I feel our own Malaysian design team has trumped the Japanese guys. The Passo Sette had this slightly bulgy-eyed look while the Alza looks far more sleeker. I don’t see any reason why anyone would want to ‘convert’ their Alza back to a Passo Sette but then again design is a subjective personal thing.

With regards to the revviness, you really can’t run away from this kind of engine behaviour if you try to drive it like a sports car under heavy loads. The engine has no problems taking the car around gently. I really wouldn’t consider it a significant improvement over the Exora but I found throttle response to be zipper compared to the Campro CPS. Thankfully the sound insulation for the Alza preview drive units (and the Exora) are sufficient to supress any excessive vibrations. The Alza’s engine remained sounding refined up to the redline, despite the inconsistent power delivery issues."

Read Paul Tan's review

It’s price range from RM 55k to RM64k is cheaper than the Exora though technically it isn’t the cheapest in the market. Changan-Berjaya sells their Chana Era CM8 “van” at prices starting from under RM40k.

Scholarship Offer For Students

Scholarship offer for poor students



Koon Yew Yin, a retired Chartered Civil Engineer and one of the original founders of IJM Corporation Bhd, Gamuda Bhd and Mudajaya Group Bhd is offering scholarships to 50 poor students for the next academic year to study finance and accountancy in University TAR, Kampar, Perak.

Read his articles on why the present Malaysian government has got it all wrong in producing bumiputra contractors and preventing brain drain. The following articles are a must-read for all Malaysians.

Bumiputra contractors: A wasteful national mission

The Great Malaysian Brain Drain

As an entrepreneur, Mr Koon had always wanted to use minimum capital to produce maximum benefit.

Lingam case closed due to witness not available (according to MACC)

Opposition MP presents witness in Parliament



Witness: MACC never tried to contact me

Witness: Lingam paid for Eusoffe Chin's trip to New Zealand

Nazri: It is not a crime in Malaysia to buy judges

Dr M: I will defend myself

BN has lost confidence of its own ministers

Najib's government suffers more setbacks as his ministers' credibility are questioned by his own men

Datuk Mohamad Aziz (BN-Sri Gading) says he will neither retract nor apologise for his criticisms on Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon.

"I won’t take back what I said, I did not do anything wrong with my statement (in Parliament last week). People are asking me to ask for forgiveness? What, are Umno and Malays only qualified for apologising?" he told reporters in Parliament lobby today.

Last week, Mohamad urged Koh to resign and questioned his appointment as Minister in the Prime Minister's Department overseeing the Key Performance Index (KPI), alleging Koh had failed to perform.

"How can you take care of KPI when you yourself didn't show good KPI? Your subordinates will have no confidence in you. So, how can you be effective as the minister in charge?" he said.

Mohamad also accused Koh of being an "apple polisher" for turning up in Parliament only when the prime minister was around, besides being a Senator through the "back door" to be appointed as minister.

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Can you believe it? We forgot to bring the apples!

Poor turnout at Gerakan's national conference as delegates complain of sleepiness

Najib rues a spirit-less Gerakan

Gerakan blames their weaknesses on DAP

Koh: I have no power to act on ministers who don't meet their KPIs

BN Fed Up With MCA's antics

BN Backbencher asks MCA President Ong Tee Keat to quit - The Sun, 30th Oct (print version only)

A BN parliamentarian has asked both Ong Tee Kiat and Koh Tsu Khoon to quit as they were no longer wanted by their members. Saying that Ong has broken his promise of quitting if he loses the EGM vote, Datuk Mohamad Aziz said if the two ministers have pride they should quit immediately instead of dragging all of BN into disrepute.

MCA's president Ong and his VP Chua has recently reconciled after a year of infighting after they realised members were out to dump both of them.

Meanwhile Koh was labeled a under performing minister who lost the state of Penang.


Now Showing: Let's Be Friends Or They Will Get Rid Of Us

The cast:

Wee Ka Siong: Ong not telling the truth

Muhyiddin: No transparency in MCA

Ong Tee Keat: Place self-interest above party

Liow Tiong Lai: I am being poisoned

Wee and Chew: We are not traitors

Penang MCA: Everyone should resign

Ng Yen Yen: I am not quitting

- Show will run for 2 weeks only! Advance booking available! -

JR: You definitely can't trust someone who shakes hands with his sworn enemy!

Another corrupt politician gets away

Lingam gets the last laugh as Najib lets him go scot-free

After keeping quiet for a very long time, suddenly it is revealed that VK Lingam has done nothing wrong! Someone very high up is definitely being protected from being prosecuted.

"When a politician was wrongly accused of complaining on the level of noise from a mosque, she was arrested under ISA. When it comes to investigating an RM 2,400 discrepancy in an invoice, the person being investigated died in the MACC office.

However when it comes to "big shots", and despite the royal commission's recommendations, the case was hushed-up. Now tell me, is this the kind of government that we want come the next general election? To all right-minded rakyat, please be smart and vote wisely."

"This bombshell should overshadow whatever alleged gains by BN in Bagan Pinang. Dr M and Najib are looking out for each other."

- Readers' comments in Malaysiakini.

Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim while debating on Judges’ Code of Ethics, said despite recommendation from the royal commission, all escaped facing the music.

“This is not rule of law. This is law of the jungle,” he said, adding that findings of the Royal Commissions in Malaysia seemed to carry no weight.

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