Wednesday, January 12, 2011

What Mahathir failed to do

Mahathir lists Kampung Baru as his failure, we can list many more

Blogger/thespian/ex-DJ Patrick Teoh has urged his readers to submit what you think is Mahathir's biggest failure and is deluged with replies:

- He failed to improve the Education system of Secondary and Universities in this country. Actually it became worst!
- He failed to improve the economic status of most Malays in this country.
- Proton is still crap!
- Corruption became worst!!
- Police force is a joke! the only bigger joke in this country is our Courts and Judiciary!
-He failed to save his son's venture in Konsortium Perkapalan? Oh wait, wait, he did.

- The most tragic failure of mahalingam's rule is his failure to commit suicide to spare us his sham tears.
- Kg Baru would today be developed if his family had been given half the land.
- He failed to make Ringgit stronger than Sing dollar.
- With his superb acting ability and ethnic background, this mamak failed to go to Bollywood. He would have made a good kerala clown.
- He failed to develop incentives and a process that would encourage talented Malaysians and Expats to stay and contribute to this country's future, and their counterparts overseas to return.



Image from "The Ricecooker Shop"


I can't contribute to your list of his failures, but I can list some of his more memorable achievements, they are:
1. Increasing number of fat croonies
2. More White Elphants roaming in Putrajaya.
3. buying loads of useless expensive defence.
4. Buying out his son's company with yours and my money.
5. Spend my reirement funds for 1/2 priced stocks.
6. Increasing outflow of local talents.
7. perfecting d art of racial disciminaion.
8. dismantling our judiciary and cultivating yes-mans.
9. entertaining us with sodomygate-1
10. neutralising the royal families.


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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Election later as Najib loses confidence

As Najib's popularity keeps plunging, polls will be delayed

Under pressure for not performing Najib is under immense pressure to show proof that he is not just a door stopper. As public outcry increases over his refusal to implicate MACC and Khir Toyo on the case of Teoh Beng Hock, Najib continues to seek refuge by giving flimsy excuses a year after Beng Hock's death.

KLCI goes negative territory as Najib unveils his RM67b "transformation" plans.


Why won't Najib investigate the cause behind Teoh's arrest?

Why is Najib allowing Utusan to spread its racist propaganda?

Royal Commission means no one will be prosecuted

Aliran: Establish who caused Beng Hock's death

Saturday, December 25, 2010

Najib gets desperate as rakyat rejects his 1Malaysia sloganeering

The people of Selangor rejects 1Malaysia as empty sloganeering

Fresh from being accused of ripping off the 1Israel concept Najib now faces a ban from the Selangor government over his controversial 1Malaysia billboards which reminds Malaysians of not only the Israelis but BN's empty promises.

"There are good reasons to fear this current 1Malaysia because it is coined by a regime that is corrupt to the core, oppressive, practices racism and religious bigotry and plunders the coffers of the country with impunity."

Why Malaysians reject 1Malaysia


Namewee's 1Malaysia

1Malaysia=1Israel?

1Malaysia a PR disaster from the start

Najib's suicidal slogan

After years banning Opposition billboards, BN now gets a taste of their own medicine


JR: "Merry Christmas everyone and hopefully a better new year ahead!"

Monday, December 20, 2010

Using history to corrupt our minds

UMNO bent on re-writing history to champion only one race

Our current History textbooks are biased in the sense that they downplay the roles of the non-Malays in the development of our nation and its independence.

As an example, the previous textbooks used to adequately mention the contribution of the Chinese and the Indians in the development of the tin mining and rubber industries.

Now it is given scant attention.

There is also lopsided emphasis on Islamic Civilisation.

I personally counted that about 39% of the content of the current Form Four History textbook (compared to 15% in the earlier textbook) deals with Islamic Civilisation.

Interestingly, the current textbook has reduced more than 25% the amount of text related to Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism as compared to the earlier textbook.

Our History textbooks are also biased because they do not tell the whole truth.

For example, why can’t we state categorically that the founder of Malacca (Parameswara) was a Hindu prince from Palembang who died a Hindu?

The current Form 2 History textbook has just one sentence (not even in the main text) on Yap Ah Loy: Yap Ah Loy antara orang yang bertanggungjwab membangunkan Kuala Lumpur (Yap Ah Loy is one of the people responsible for developing Kuala Lumpur).

As for Gurchan Singh, his wartime exploits were contained in a textbook, Heroes of Malaya, which was widely used in Malayan schools in the 1950s.


- DR RANJIT SINGH MALHI,

Read the full letter

Malaysian education system in deep shit


Muhyiddin: History curriculum to remain until 2017

Lim Teck Ghee: Ruling government not interested to correct historical untruths

Latest: Najib in Penang trying to claim credit on Lim Guan Eng's efforts

Tuesday, December 07, 2010

Khir Toyo finally charged in court

Is this a preamble to the coming general election?

"Just like what Abdullah Ahmad 'Pak Lah' Badawi did in 2004 - remember he charged one federal minister, one official at the federal level, one at the state level and one at the district level and after that, we all fell heads and shoulders for him? Of course, we now know nothing happened to those charged."



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Khir Toyo to quit as Opposition Leader


MACC graft probe reeks of double standards

Another protest in KL met with tear-gas and Najib's riot army


BN will lose more seats in next polls


Khir Toyo's arrogance is the best reason why we have no choice but to completely reject BN

Joceline Tan: Khir Toyo's fall a typical UMNO politician's exit

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Lim Guan Eng shows Najib the right stuff

Penang gets its numbers right

Penang has just received another feather on its cap. In its latest report on Penang released this month, the auditor-general lauded the state government for producing sound and healthy financial standing for the year 2009. Calling the state’s financial condition "baik" (good), the report noted that the state authorities had exercised prudent expenditure, which was crowned by a financial statement that was professionally furnished with comprehensive documentation.

"With a good financial standing, the state government has been able to provide its people with services and contributions that are more effective," the auditor-general said in the latest annual report for the state.

The tone of the report must have come as music to the ears of Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, a qualified professional accountant and graduate in Economics from Monash University. Lavishing praises on the state’s finance officer, Datuk Farizan Darus, Lim attributed Penang’s strengthened financial condition to new budgeting procedures the state has adopted. These include the introduction of line-item accounting, outcome-based budgeting, open tender system and risk management.

What does it all mean in hard numbers? According to the state’s balance sheet, the state’s total consolidated funds at the end of 2009 came up to about RM1.1 billion, a 7.4% increase from the RM1.025 billion marked in 2008. What is significant about the accounts is that they reflect a record high in accumulated funds.

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Penang state revenue hits record high


Najib and his deputy spends RM26,000 a day just to keep their house clean

Najib hits new low as his CPI (Corruption Perception Index) drops again!


Najib's RM30 billion mega projects to fool the nation

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Pakatan gets a big boost from Facebook users

Najib's Mega Tower project hands more voters to Pakatan

As the number of Facebook users denouncing Najib's greedy plan to enrich his own people increased to over 100,000, Pakatan Rakyat is quietly planning another triumph as they quietly go about registering all the FB users into voters against BN for the next GE. It has even been described as a "durian runtuh" event for PR as the unexpected surge of support against Najib and BN has risen to unprecedented heights.

Indeed Najib's folly of pretending to invite ideas from the internet users to support his grandiose plan has actually turned against him as more and more Malaysians show their outrage against their very own PM who tried to use them to achieve his own selfish ambitions.

Najib: Anyone can be a Malay in Malaysia (Pakistani, Arabs, Indonesians even) - but no Chinese or Indians please.

Najib: Please die for me if you have to so that I can keep my seat in Putrajaya

Lim Keng Yaik: UMNO GA has shown that BN has lost its original spirit

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Is the Proton Inspira a Lancer rip-off?

Proton gets "Inspira"tion from Mitsubishi Lancer after deciding to scrimp RM700 million

BACKBENCHER’S Club deputy chairman Datuk Bung Moktar Radin (for once this guy is talking sense! Does Zizie has something to do with this?) has called for Proton to be wound up claiming that the national car maker had embarrassed the nation by trying to pass off a rebadged Mitsubishi Lancer as the Proton Inspira.(Actually we have been embarrassed with worse from Bung himself!)

Bung Moktar (BN-Kinabatangan) said he could not accept Proton’s excuse that it was too costly to develop its own car to replace the Proton Waja.

“Proton said it would cost RM700mil to produce a new car. If it cannot afford (to design a new model), then just close down.

“Do not embarrass the country. Proton has been doing research and development for years. Don’t tell me that there is no design that can make the people proud,” he said while debating the Budget 2011.

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Proton Inspira/Lancer
A Mitsubishi Lancer (with license plate removed) caught turning out off Proton's plant in Shah Alam (credits paultan.org)

Paul Tan: The "Inspira"tion behind Proton (Why design something new when you can just copy?)

Paul Tan: Is Proton going backwards?

AutoMagazined: Proton just replaced the badge and called it their new design!

JR: Proton Boleh! (Now you know why our universities rankings keep dropping!)

Monday, October 18, 2010

2-faced Najib just not up to mark

A dissapointing budget heralds Najib's political demise

In The United Nations:
"We have inadvertently allowed the ugly voices of the periphery to drown out the many voices of reason and common sense." - Najib Tun Razak

In Malaysia:
“Walau berkecai tulang dan juga badan, walau bercerai jasad dari nyawa. Saudara dan saudari, walau apa pun yang terjadi, Putrajaya mesti kita pertahankan!” - Najib Tun Razak

Besides 2-timing the nation and The United Nations, Najib also proposed a second "Twin Towers" which will cost billions when almost every basic necessity in Malaysia is still so lacking? Our transportation sucks, our education system sucks, FDI is decreasing and our public delivery system cries out for more funds to improve and yet Najib is happy to dump the money on his "pet projects" which no one knows whom will benefit?

Where is the improvement in Malaysia since he started his job as a PM? Even Penang's CM Lim Guan Eng looks so much better by comparison and he (LGE) doesn't even have a cent at his disposal!

Najib faces imminent political death

Najib: Tell the Chinese one thing and the Malays something else

Mahathir: Najib's performance a stumbling block for Barisan

Civil servants continue to turn their backs against Najib


Elsewhere: Money continues to drain out from Malaysia

Latest: No FDI but Najib manages to chalk up a 75% increase in his travel expenses

Latest: Japan predicts BN will suffer the same fate as the LDP

Latest: Malaysians protest against Najib on Facebook

Latest: 1Chameleon - Malaysians now see the 2 faces of Najib

Latest: Najib's split personality a threat to the Nation

Monday, October 04, 2010

More Troubles for Najib as Gerakan sets to explode

Gerakan Adviser Lim Keng Yaik to quit after being bitterly dissapointed with Koh Tsu Koon

Gerakan adviser and former president Tun Dr Lim Keng Yaik will write in and resign as the party adviser on Tuesday.

He said he was disappointed with the way president Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon handled the conflicts in the party.

"He is someone who hates getting involved in solving conflicts for fear of offending people," he told reporters at a press conference on Wawasan Open University's inaugural convocation here Monday.

He said Dr Koh's attitude of speaking no evil and burying his head in the sand had brought about many problems in the party.

“I’m very sad as the adviser and the former party president for 27 years.

“Maybe my outburst will shake him up but I don’t think so.

“What is the point of becoming the adviser when the president doesn’t listen to you? So I’m going to resign,” he said.

He also lambasted Dr Koh for choosing not to attend the Penang Gerakan extraordinary general meeting on Oct 10 in favour of attending the opening of MCA annual general meeting on the same day.

Koh Tsu Koon: MCA more important than Gerakan

Gerakan's Penang state chairman Teng Hock Nan faces impending EGM to oust him

UMNO bent on keeping the poor Malays poor

Money given by Penang government to the poor ridiculed and returned

Umno Youth said all the money collected from senior citizens, who wanted to return the RM100 they each received under the Senior Citizens Appreciation Programme, would be handed to Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.

Its chief Norman Zahalan said more people were expected to return the money.

It was earlier reported that the nine had put the money in a collection box in Kepala Batas for the wing to return it to the state government.

UMNO should stop poisoning the people's minds

"If Umno is so pious and holy, they should revoke all gaming licenses, pull out their investment from liquor producing companies and stop taking illicit payments from underground night clubs and entertainment outlets."

Hypocrites and bigots well and alive within UMNO

Thursday, September 30, 2010

BN continue to spread its racist policies

BTN (National Civics Bureau!) still spewing out racist statements in Malaysia as investors line up to leave

National Civics Bureau (BTN) assistant director Hamim Husin has been summoned to the Public Complaints Bureau office to clarify on Thursday his alleged racist remarks. Hamim has denied making the remarks "si sepet dan si kaki botol".

Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk T. Murugiah said that the bureau had received many complaints regarding the remarks Hamim had reportedly made at a Puteri Umno event on Monday that were offensive to the Chinese and Indian communities and the bureau needed to investigate the matter.

PM Najib: No comments (is he so spineless?)

DPM Muhyiddin: I have no power to act

MCA President Chua SL: We can only complain

MIC President: We can only watch

Perkasa: He is our hero

Sir Richard Branson: Najib's government is powerless to correct itself

Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia co-founder): Press censorship stunts Malaysia's growth

Banned by Najib, "The March to Putrajaya" by Kim Quek goes online