K E M B A L I

Aku akan kembali menulis dengan lebih radikal. Maaf,aku akan menulis di dalam bahasa ibunda,Bahasa Melayu.

K E M B A L I

Reform /is/ n v r m n d

Withered and shrunk,
In decay I lie.
My youth has left me,
My strength abandoned me,
My health deserted me.
I am nothing but a breathing corpse.

From cradle to grave,
Darkness shrouds me.
And in darkness I remain.
You offer light, I have chosen darkness.
You promise life, yet I have preferred death.

I have everything,
Everything to myself,
Everything to my selfish gain;
But does it matter now?
Clock ticking, life passing…

I have wanted too much food;
Full stomach, yet empty heart.
I have wanted too much wine;
Yet it could not quench the thirst
For the true meaning of my existence.

I have wanted too big a house;
Yet it fails to shelter from pain and suffering.
I have wanted the best clothes to cover my body;
Yet I still shiver in loneliness.

I have wanted all the wealth of the world,
The best of everything,
Comfort and luxury;
Yet I am never fulfilled by the unreal,
My heart yearns for the Real.

I have wanted too much control over things;
Yet having no control over my own life,
Nothing is within control.

I have wanted a say in everything,
Power over the others,
Yet having problem deciding what to do with my own life.

I have wanted to indulge myself,
Do anything I want,
And I force my way through;
At the end of days,
I suffer in loneliness.

I have wanted to be noticed,
To be respected and looked up to,
To be adored and loved;
Yet I look within with disgust.
I put on masks and build walls:
Like the white-washed tombs,
Nothing’s inside but rottenness and decay.
Who cares anyway?
I am the centre of the universe.

I have wandered too far,
Wanted too much!
I have everything,
Yet owning nothing.
I have wanted too much
Until I know not what I want…

What will I get
If I gain the whole world
But lose my very soul?

Clock ticking, life passing… 

 

/ niccotynne is jiwa kacau – =)  /

The Return Of Mahathirism

“They condemn Mahathirism. What is wrong with Mahathirism?
The country was developed for 22 years because of Mahathirism.
So I think it is good,” he told reporters.
(Tun Dr. Mahathir speaking to reporters.)

With his new puppet in place, Will Mahathir assume the SR Minister aka Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore? Although officially denied by the Grand old man, but actions will speaks louder in the future. Although officially Mahathir hate Lee Kuan Yew guts, but in my opinion both men thinking are the same. They think The country belongs to them!

Najib make a wise move to drop Azalina Othman, Mike Tyson and the ISA for your own protection Minister, Syed Hamid Albar. but Umno youth winner “Mat rempit King” Khairi not listed into the cabinet but looser Mahathir son Mukhriz was made a minister? this is “bodeking” a bit too far by Najib.

p/s : you can criticise,so can we ?

“Mahathir defended his attack on the party leadership under Abdullah. ‘I criticise UMNO because my criticism is to build UMNO … not to destroy UMNO,’ he said.

Note kaki : When Datuk Zaid Ibrahim did the same, he was “kick out” of UMNO as if he betrayed them.. LOL ~

The UMNO ‘three stooges’ debate – which way there’re heading?

 

 

Hujah @ TV 9 
17 Feb 2009
Moderator : Dr Agus Yusoff
Panelist : Khairy Jamaludin , Khir Toyo & Mukhriz Mahathir
*You can watch the rerun here.*

Khir Toyo, chauvinistically and bluntly defending the “ketuanan melayu”. “jika politic melayu tumbang, negara akan tumbang. I am puzzle of what he ment by “politik melayu”. Either he is refering to UMNO or the malay political power. What we are aware is that the Malaysian Constitution has already provided for the special previledge accorded to Islam and the Malays. Every malaysian must uphold this constitution. So, kalau UMNO tumbang? padan dengan muka UMNO kerana pemimpinnya masih lagi didalam keadaan “in a state of denial” . Tidak mahu mengubah keadaan. Masih lagi bergelumang dengan rasuah dan mengabaikan rakyat.

Khairy Jamaludin, Though while defending his father-in-law(for the GE 2004 achievement), the setback of GE 2008 can be a lesson to “reform” UMNO. I like the way he sees the issues. But what are the ingredients of reform? PKR already has this reform in place.

As for Mukhriz, this guy has no bearing, no direction. I should say no vision. Macam dipaksa masuk politic! He is emoluting his father, TDM the person to be blame for puting the ship in disrepute. Mukhriz masih “berkhayal”. Alas, I can sense that this guy seem to be the best bet for the top UMNO youth post. The revival of Mahathirism is cominng on our way. He will be the best bet for Najib.

Yes, the three stooges must tow the line. the line of umno mentality. this is not about nationalism. It is about extremism and racism. Still in a state of denial, umno continue to fan this zionis like mentality. they’re are banking on it to achieve their goal, to be the top spot of this dominance party.

as i see it, if they continue to blow up this sentiment, it will lead to destruction of umno or widen the racial gap among various races in the country. We will be like “masih ditakuk lama”

two issues here, malay supremacy or ketuanan melayu(umno version not malay version) and the upholding of the institution of Raja Raja Melayu(not the constitutional monarchy) as ensyringe in the constitution.

the reality is, this what has been “self motivated” and playing in the mind of UMNO malays. the lost of malays support for umno caused this umno leaders not to ponder about their mistake or misdeeds(corruption and cronism) but they got their feeling by instilling this corrupt mentality of malay supremacy, they will get their support from the malays. PAS and PKR had already eroded the chunk of the malay support to their side. UMNO knows for sure that they will not be able to recover. half or more of the malays will continue to dissert them. Further more, the non-malays are not too keen with this “outdated ketuanan melayu” concept. UMNO thought that it will be better to make the malays desert PKR and PAS rather than change their mindset to do away with this outdated racism and extremism. there’re are banking on it. with 60% malay composition in the population, they thought they can succeed if ideally all the malays must revert to UMNO. No two way about it.

this what UMNO are….in a state of denial

Umno is the real treason in Perak crisis

From the beginning, we could see all sorts of hide and seek of the four Perak state assemblymen who later came out to claimed they had moved away from their respective parties and then, Umno came out in a press conference to claim power over the imbalance political situation and seek out to launch a coup d’etat to toppled the Perak Pakatan Rakyat state government and replaced it with a rebel state government led by Umno itself.

Because of such unconstitutional and undemocratic move by Umno to seize power, many people had protested it and questioned the legality of the power seizure, including our Pakatan Rakyat leaders and members.

Umno charge such protests and questions as being treason, as the Perak royalty had already made it decision to recognise the Umno rebel state government.

So, who was actually treason? It is most certain that Umno is definitely the one! Clear reasons and facts could well establish to prove that Umno had actually committed treason in the Perak crisis.

First, Umno committed treason against the people’s will by launching a coup d’etat in the press conference, informing the general public that it had already seized power because of the 3 Pakatan Rakyat state assemblymen turned independent and the other one shamelessly walked back into Umno’s fold.

What right has Umno got to confirmed to the press that it has the numbers to form the rebel state government? Shouldn’t that supposed to be carried out in the state assembly sitting and then move a no-confidence vote to seek a formation of a new state government or to dissolve the state assembly whichever applicable? Why did Umno avoided the state assembly sitting? Because they have no confidence in the ad-hoc numbers that they had obtained? Is there a legality for Umno to move a “no-confidence” vote from the Perak state Umno headquarters against the Pakatan Rakyat state government instead of doing it at the state assembly sitting?

Malaysia Frog Fest 2009 ; The Final Judgment

Quote from Malaysiakini.com

http://www1.malaysiakini.com/news/97547

‘PERAK GOVERNMENT FALLS’.

Najib said at his press conference that the Barisan Nasional has the support of the four former Pakatan Perak assemblypersons – three will be “BN-friendly” Independents, while Nasarudin will rejoin Umno.

What and why these frogs decided to jump, MONEY & POSITION ?
The only thing I can say is the same as what umno/bn said about their man jumping over to PR – Weak and Immoral.

So can Pakatan Rakyat supporters allow to hold a big demonstration as instigated by umno earlier ? Please lah.The Rakyat will remember this for years to come.
Some mistakes cannot be made as it will stay with you forever and ever. You may be happy today but trust me it is going to haunt you back sooner than you think.

This will be the final blow to BN. Trust us, and trust yourself. And for those DUN that did not respect the voters’ vote, be very assure you’ll be punished. Let them see who is the boss that money is not that powerful after all.

Public Forum : Myth and Reality in Occupied Palestine

From left : Hishamudin Rais , Prof Gurdial Singh and Dr Rosli Omar

From left : Farhash Wafa Salvador , Syafiq , Me and Sahrul

From left : Syafiq, Ajex , Me , Fifi and Shahrul

Since my school days, when I was part of Islamic student group, I had always feel sad for the sorry state of Islamic countries around the world. The conflict in Middle East has on annual basis, remind me of the atrocities that innocent people have to endure just because some people in power wants to accumulate more power, land and influence. But it was also not helpful when some quarters of the group thinks that whenever an atrocity befall a Muslim country or community, such tragedy is best be dealt with using religious arguments or moral judgments.

It was a great night. Dr. Farish Noor was arguably the best speaker at the forum. Thankfully he made it on time to reach KL from Singapore to attend the forum.

In summary, Dr. Farish first talked about the Liberal Conscience and how it tends to delay actions. He spoke of how the American so-called global ‘War on Terror’ were being transplanted into the context of Gaza. Another point was that the Palestinians in Gaza are the colonized people, therefore, wouldn’t colonized people fight against their oppressor? Dr Farish then made clear distinguish between ‘fight for victory’ and symbol of defiance by Hamas. From another perspective, he said that history should not and cannot be used to justify the Israeli actions. The ancient Kingdom of David and Solomon have got nothing to do with the modern nation state of Israel. Modern Israel was establish on 1948 and according to Dr. Farish, this is the point of history that should be looked into.

Hishamuddin Rais, too, entertained the crowd well with his firebrand speech. While I may not agree with all the points brought forward by him, I do admire his rhetoric and oratory skills. Isham stressed on the point that the crux of the matter is about American imperialism and he added that the belief of Zionism is not just limited to the Jews but it exists everywhere among all nations of the world, even in Malaysia. Isham also mentioned that Hamas is actually the creation of Israel. I don’t know, but I find this as something enlightening but totally an absurd one. I don’t buy the idea of his so-called “local Zionist” propaganda. I think Isham chose the wrong platform in attacking UMNO. This is not the time to argue on local issues but to stand in solidarity with our Palestinian brothers in Gaza. Even Fatah supporters too demonstrated together with their Hamas brothers in the West Bank against the Israel atrocities.

I also reject totally his repeated statements that the issue in Palestine has got nothing to do with Islam. Yes, the main issue isn’t about god or Islam, but about stolen land, unlawful occupation, oppression and Apartheid rule, restriction of movements and freedom and etc. Yet, I believe it is wrong to outrightly reject the notion that it has nothing to do with Islam.

Occupied Palestine and Jerusalem or Baitulmaqdis in particular obviously does have something to do with Islam and the Muslim ummah in general. He must’ve missed out the fact that Jerusalem was the first qiblah of the Muslims before it was later changed to Makkah. Secondly, Jerusalem is the site of the third holiest mosque for Muslims – the Al-Aqsa mosque. References to Jerusalem and events in it have been made more than seventy times in the Qur’an and many times in the Hadith. And the fact that the whole of Jerusalem, since 1967, is under Israeli occupation is something which every Muslim cannot accept. I believe many Muslims are now waiting for another Salahuddin Al-Ayubbi to liberate Jerusalem from the Tel Aviv regime. To date, Israel is still imposing strict access into Al-Aqsa mosque for Palestinian Muslims from West Bank and Gaza – The rule says that only married males aged 50 and above are allowed to enter the mosque. This, according to them are the people with least possibility to cause any trouble.

Another speaker, Professor Gurdial Singh Nijar, a law expert and former Isham Rais’s lecturer in UM, spoke lengthly of the Palestinian-Israel issue from the viewpoint of international law and all the laws and conventions pertaining to war time. It is interesting to note that while all the international law has made it clear as to what extent actions or conducts during war can be deemed as war crimes, both the USA and Israel – two superpower which have conducted numerous acts of ‘state terror’ and war crimes – are not parties to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). So which independent body or tribunal has the political will and strong enough to prosecute these war criminals?

Therein lies the the problem – Total disrespect for international law and human rights from the Israeli and the American side and the weaknesses or the almost non-existence of a strong enforcement agency under the United Nations (UN).

Nota Kaki : Myth and Reality in Occupied Palestine forum, Bar Council Auditorium, was held on 9 January 2009. Such a lazy bump to update my blog..lulz. This article already “sleep” in the draft section since a month ago..oh no..can’t delay anymore..post it now ! lulz ~

Malaysia Frog Fest 2009 ; Round 2 To UMNO

Round 1 to PKR with the frog from Bota.

Round 2 looks more favourable to UMNO – with special thanks to the Election Commission, which ruled that the purported undated resignation letters sent in by the frogs of Behrang and Changkat Jering were not valid.

With this, the frogging saga continues and is expected to be more dramatic.

The decision of the EC would now allow the Behrang and Changkat Jering frogs to “really” jump and show their true frogging, croaking sound. Before this, for fear of losing their seats and thus unable to jump, they just issued denial after denial; and even made police reports. UMNO wouldn’t want these smelly, stinky crabs without their seats anyway. UMNO wouldn’t want ordinary PKR members anyway.

Looking on the brighter side, the decision of the EC is a win-win. The 2 frogs win. UMNO wins. PKR wins and the rakyat wins. The EC also wins.

Aided by the EC, the 2 frogs get to keep their seats and get to lay their hands on the purported cool RM10m each. Whao !

UMNO wins because they get to keep the 2 useless, smelly, stinky, good-for-nothing frogs. UMNO wins because the purported RM10m spent on the 2 frogs is not their money anyway. Anyhow UMNO can keep the ex-postman and low-ranking ex-army officer in their rank la. No big deal. They’re not really highly-rated, brainy or educated assemblymen anyway.

PKR wins because they get to keep the money they would be spending had by-elections be held. and the same time the 2 useless, smelly, stinky, good-for-nothing frogs already quit from PKR , to be independent ADUN .

The EC wins because it needs not go through the hassle of handling another hectic and energy-sapping by-election.

The rakyat wins because their tax money is now not spent on the by-elections.

But wait a minute. No. No. The rakyat does not win. They lose anyhow – with or without the by-elections. The purported RM10m “frogging commission” paid to the 2 frogs is actually the rakyat money, not UMNO’s. Whao!!!!

Malaysia Frog Fest 2009

Below is the synopsis of a new series called: Malaysia-Frog-Fest 2009, scheduled to be released this coming summer:The story took the scene of Perak State Assembly

First, the UMNO Bota assemblyman, defects to PKR because not happy with the UMNO leadership.

So instead of two, now Pakatan got 3 seats more than Barisan Nasional/UMNO.Then, got two PKR assemblymen, Jamaluddin and Osman, became not happy with the PKR leadership and widely speculated to defect to UMNO camp.But, UMNO need 3 fellas to cross over to challenge the Pakatan’s state government.

So nvm la..no worries.

Suddenly we were told that one DAP women of Jelapang seat, Hee who is also deputy speaker of Perak Assembly, have got problem with DAP leadership, and thought to be joining MCA.Now thats dramatic liau, coz with additional 3 seats in state assembly, BN can overcome the slim majority of Pakatan.

SUDDENLY, these 3 people, Jamaludding, Osman and Hee together gether go missing. No one seemed to be able to contact them (altho later found out that DAP Hee was at home, off phone and watching WahLaiToi)

Pakatan went panicked la. Shit.

Not long after the news of these three went missing, first the Perak MB Nizar filed missing person’s police report.Then the Speaker, DAP guy, produced two resignation letters from the two missing PKR men, Jamaluddin and Osman, which means that the state seats held by these two musketeers are now vacant, and their defection to BN, if ever happened, will not be counted.

We will have another 2 by-elections

Ouh wait , within hours, these two guys, not missing anymore, from no where, and issued statement to the press saying Mou so lah…we are not resigning and the letter of resignation is a undated letter signed after the March 08 elections. (for if they are crossing over to BN, they will quit)

Fatwa on Yoga : Freedom vs Faith

” If you believe in freedom, let them practise their freedom ” – Luthfi Assyaukanie, Chairman of Liberal Islam Network

“We respect the harmony and freedom of practice of other races. This is not something for non-Muslims to interfere in or question as this matter involves Muslims and their faith. – Datuk Dr Abdul Shukor Husin , Chairman of National Fatwa Council

I will be the first one to admit that it was weird that someone thought we needed a fatwa on Yoga,i may have even winced a little when the fatwa council decided that they will issue a ruling on the subject. Then came out the finding: Yoga is haram if you include the exercise and meditation TOGETHER with the religious chanting. So that means :

The exercise movement in OK

The meditation aspect is OK

The religious chanting is HARAM

I do not understand why the Hindu Sangam finds the fatwa offensive. Islam says worshipping Idols is haram and that is at the core of the hindu practice, we also say that believing in anything other than Allah as creator is misguided….

Keep in Mind: The fatwa council said the esercise is fine, the meditation is fine, it is the hindu chant that is caught in their reasoning net.

This is a matter of faith and the fatwa council is looking at the broader interest of Muslims in the country.

When muftis agreed to ban pengkid and yoga, everyone wants a piece of the shattered glass. Truth is, you are meddling with Islam and you have no rights to tell me anything unless you’re huffing my grass.

If you’re a Chinese, you do not want to be sweeping the house during Chinese New Year (it’s like shoo-ing luck), similarly, if you’re a Hindu, it’s wrong to eat cow’s meat. Both are equally questionable. But your views may differ depending on ‘what’ you are.

Now my question, do you see us (Muslim) object these traditions/beliefs scrupulously? No. It’s your business and we respect that.

For Malaysians, race has always been a sensitive issue. Any distinctive odor of racist will surely ignite their subconscious genes. However, religion is a few pitch higher.

You are free to question the role of NEP, English as education medium, ISA or why no Gardenia bread in Sabah. Anything but religion. Why can’t you? Because you do not understand what’s it like to be in this shoe. I’m not saying it’s a burden, but one must embrace a religion as a whole and not sikit-sikit to grasp the concept.

Unlike the PM, mufti’s words are final and is only subjected to Muslim. So please fellow Muslims, understand that, Fatwa exists not to suppress your freedom, but to distinguish between right and wrong. Like it or not, you have to accept it, even if you think it’s written by a pious nerd.

Ohh Razak Baginda…

That was fast. Only acquitted for slightly more than two weeks and he is out defending his master.
And we, bloggers get the blame for creating this perception. Forget about all the stories that lead to Altantuya’s C4-ed. We, bloggers made up the stories. That includes all the main stream medias.

How convenient! Just call for a press conference just to defend and push the blame on others. Obviously, this guy knows something about this C4-ed murder and he is not telling us at all. Another big blow to the prosecutors integrity. Insufficient evidence, my foot. His press statement already tells us that he knew something. Otherwise, how can he be so cocksure that Najib and Rosmah are not involve? What about those trading of sms-es pertaining to this case? Acted out of concern for Razak Baginda? Where’s Bala?

Since his master got him scot free, now is his turn to protect his master. That poor girl was kidnap in front of his house by pinky lips’s bodyguard and they are on trial now. These UTK guys only takes order from their master right?.. so how can pinky lips not be involved when his men are?..

Bullshit..

Obama and Badawi

Watching Hussein Obama and his brother Pak Johari Bidin talking on CNN all about ‘change’ and ‘making the world a better place to live in’ remind me of a promising politician just five years ago.

‘Work with me not for me’, and he promised to rid of corruption and reduce wastage, make your lives better, etc.

Old hat.

When Al Gore was standing against George W Bush years ago, many Malaysians hated Gore because he was the guy who turned up at a PWTC dinner (an APEC dinner) with then Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.

This was 1998, and I heard Gore praising Reformasi and the Anwar movement in his speech, and then he walked out without eating with Mahathir.

So when it was either Gore vs George W. for president, a former Cabinet minister wrote in a letter published in a newspaper something like: ‘I know George Bush will win, because I have faith in God’.

George W. did win, and nearly destroyed the world with his denial of global warming and his war against Muslims (America should indeed invade Afghanistan after 911, I feel, but to invade Iraq using false reasons and to grab the oil is unforgiveable. 1million Iraqis have died or have sustained injuries since, you idiot!).

Now, we have Barack H. Obama and Joe Biden (I liked to joke that these two are actually Melayu braders Hussein Obama and Pak Johari Bidin, heehee), the world is getting excited over nothing again.
About changes and hope and making the world a better place to live in.

And often forgetting that to Americans, and who can blame them, making the world a better place is seen from THEIR perspective, not from yours.

So, no, I have no big hope that Hussein or Pak Johari will make positive changes to the world. I have seen too many Western governments come in and go, and do things from their perspectives.
Just like Abdullah Badawi – as far as he is concerned – and his idiot advisers, Malaysia is today in a better shape than before.

They have left a poor public struggling with high costs, endless debates about everything and a direction-less government that even the Muslim world does not respect anymore. In just five short years.

Risky prediction: John McCain will win

Barrack Obama get popular support because of his charmness.People vote for Obama because he’s Black;not because of his ideology and leadership – Niccotynne

I predict that John McCain will win the U.S. presidential election.

I won’t give you a detailed analysis, for it’s mainly a hunch — a hunch and a hope.
But I still think he’s going to win.
I believe many Americans are uneasy because Obama has masked himself . He’s masked his past, his friendships and alliances, his philosophy, and even his family details. But every now and then the mask slips and reveals a cultural radical; a constitutional radical; a socialist radical; a foreign affairs radical. And though the mask is quickly fixed back on, and the slip duly papered over by the MSM, I think doubts linger with middle America.

There is much to dislike about John McCain. But he is transparent, and Americans can know and weigh his flaws. I think Americans sense that they haven’t been let in on Obama’s true identity; they’re buying a pig in a poke. And the MSM’s increasingly absurd lengths to prop him up and tear down anyone opposed to him are backfiring.

The MSM isn’t just running defence, they’re seen to be running defence — the Los Angeles Times’ partisan decision not to release a videotape of Obama meeting with a Palestinian radical being the perfect example. Americans don’t know many details about Obama — but they know they don’t know, and they know they don’t know because the media won’t investigate Obama. A steady stream of disconcerting reports of voter registration fraud, combined with an extremely heavy-handed approach to dealing with mild critics only adds to the feeling of unease.

I bet McCain will win. 50 buck for McCain

p/s : No matter who is the US president…..they all will turn up the same kind…
War with everybody and a whole bunch of conspiracy…haha

Works of Freedom’ Photography Contest and Exhibition

‘Works of Freedom’ Photography Contest and Exhibition

In conjunction with the 60th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the World Human Rights Day falls on Dec 9, FAN Malaysia (Friedrich Naumann Foundation Alumni Network-Malaysia) is celebrating the day with an upcoming exhibition and a photography contest with the theme of ‘freedom’.

FAN Malaysia recognises the importance for the society irrespective of age, background and race to come together to observe the World Human Rights Day together.

Interested participants can submit their photos between Oct 15 and Nov 15, 2008. Photos received by the organiser will be displayed at the exhibition to be sold.

The exhibition will take place between Dec 1 and 7, 2008 at the Galeri Pelita Hati, No 22 Jalan Abdullah, off Jalan Bangsar, 59000 Kuala Lumpur.

FAN Malaysia also hopes that the contest and the exhibition will help to raise public awareness on the meaning of freedom in a broader context.

Apart from the exhibition, the organiser has also prepared a few other programmes including the reading of freedom poets, performance from independent artists Meor and Black, presentation from Wong Hoy Cheong and installation of arts.

The exhibition will be officially closed by the Deputy Information Minister, YB Tan Lian Hoe at the Galeri Pelita Hati, No 22 Jalan Abdullah, off Jalan Bangsar, 59000 Kuala Lumpur on Dec7, 2008, where the winners for the contest will also be announced at the same event. There will also be performances from local independent artistes.

Rules and Regulations:

Pak Lah judicial reform has failed.

Excerpt from Malaysiakini :

The Shah Alam High Court today acquitted political analyst Abdul Razak Baginda of abetting the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu.

http://malaysiakini.com/news/92191

In any murder, the court should have question the motive. The court has sent two policeman on their way to hanging ropes without a clear understanding of the motive of murder.

It was clear that Pak Lah judicial reform has failed, or even getting worse. The court, with their intelligence, beyond reasonable doubt has also failed the judicial system. They, of course, can blamed it on the police for poor prepartion work in the case.

The police, in return and for certain reason, did not or may be cannot seek the real killer behind this case as vigorously as possible. In fact, it is clear that they are happy that two policemmen were hold for the charge.

The politician, on the other hand and as we will see, continue to play tai-chi in this particular case. In any day, it is a shameful day of justice. Up there, there is no one who wants justice to be served. So, how can justice be served ?

well my questions are :

1) where is PI Bala ? sudah kena C4 also ka ?
2) Is it true that Najib also was involved in the case ?
3) If Abdul Razak Baginda didn’t order two elite cops to kill Altantuya,who did ?

Just wait for another drama “Altantuya Trial Part 860/2″ =)

Hail to Zaid Ibrahim !

Ketuanan Melayu Has Failed !

Hail to you Zaid Ibrahim… You have my respect !
We must all work together to make this country great.
If we start talking about who is master and who is not, then this country is doomed to failure.

Datuk Syed Hamid Albar has demanded that the former law minister Datuk Zaid apologises for his remarks. He even called the man a traitor to his own race! Oh dear …….!

Cukuplah Datuk Syed, Cukup! Enough of the racist policies that continue to divide us Malaysians. We do not need people like you in the government. You are an embarrassment to this nation. What the country needs are more people like Datuk Zaid to be in the government and promote better unity and understanding among the races.

Didnt Hitler try to promote the “Aryan supremacy” race concept and fail ? Are we going to emulate Hitler and be doomed to failure ?

Excerpt from Malaysiakini : http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/92213
The ‘Ketuanan Melayu’ model has failed, declared former de facto law minister Zaid Ibrahim in an incisive speech at the LawAsia 2008 conference in Kuala Lumpur this morning.

MCPX

“It has resulted in waste of crucial resources, energy and time and has distracted from the real issues confronting the country,” said Zaid, who criticised the race-based policy despite being a member of the ruling Umno party which was set up to safeguard Malay interests.

Zaid also noted that ‘deputy premier in waiting’ Muhyiddin Yassin had suggested the need for a closed-door forum for leaders of the Barisan Nasional (BN) to develop a common stand, a renewed national consensus grounded on the social contract.

“This is positive step but it should include all political leaders and be premised on the
social contract that was the foundation of independence,” said the lawyer by training who was made senator and subsequently minister entrusted with the task of reforming the judiciary by Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi following the March 8 general election.

He quit last month in protest against the arrest of three individuals under the Internal Security Act (ISA) which provides for detention without trial.

Zaid said March 8 was a clear indicator that the ruling BN coalition no longer exclusively speaks for the people.

34 Days After 916

Many people expressed disappointment when what was promised for 916 did not materialize. Some supporter even turn away from they cause for reformation. To me, I’m not disappointed . 916 is just a symbol of new reformation by Dato Seri Anwar to create a better Malaysia. BN does not deserve and is not competent enough to take the helm of the government in this country.

The recent ISA arrests really show how childish, incompetent and helpless the current administration is. I strongly support vote of “no confidence” not only on the current PM but the whole malfunctioned BN.

I don’t think change of PM will make any difference in this country especially when the soon to be PM is a puppet to a tyrant and dictator who ruled for 22 years. If you tell me “Mahathirism” will not return, I can just laugh myself to death. ( Pls refer article “Mukhriz & Mahathirisme” from Najwan Halimi’s blog )

It is also very very sad to learn that Pak Lah only wakes up when his days on the helm are ending very soon. Whatever he promises to do before his “retirement” is nothing but a bunch of garbage. He had 8 years to do all he promised the people of Malaysia but he accomplished nothing. Now that he wants to accomplish what he should have done for the past 8 years in just a few months? Are you kidding me? Will such huge political instability within BN these days, I don’t think he will get even a shred of support from his hypocritical cronies.

I foresee that the “Najib Empayar” will continue the usual racial politics in this country and there will be no end to corruption and abuse of power. ISA will not be removed and judiciary freedom will remain a dream, not even a vision. Mahathir will return to UMNO and continue to step on everybody’s tail and be the pain the everybody’s butt as usual. “My way or the high way” shall rule Malaysia once again. I hope the future never comes.

Shamsiah Fakeh (1924-2008)

“I was merely a woman fighting the British for my country’s independence and the emancipation of women.”(Shamsiah Fakeh: 1924-2008)

“When she was dismayed whether to join Parti Kebangsaan Melayu Malaya (PKMM) or UMNO, she resorted to the former, conceding that UMNO was not more than a mere puppet of the British.For her, PKMM was more dedicated to the struggle for Malaya’s independence”. (Source:Wiki)

Shamsiah Fakeh, legendary veteran of the multi-ethnic anti-colonial armed struggle of the peoples of Malaya for a truly independent and inclusive nation with no foreign forces, passed away at 9am today in Kuala Lumpur at 84.

Being a left-wing political figure, she had incredible guts, injecting the spirits of the people during the pre-Independence period to free the nation from the stranglehold of the British colonials
People’s History will remember Shamsiah Fakeh.

Al-Fatihah to Shamsiah Fakeh

Fuck Racism

I got sick of this Datuk Ahmad Ismail. Self praise is no praise. The value of “Datukship” drops tremendously. Just because you’re with lots of money doesn’t mean you should get the title “Datuk” that easily.

First, he called the Chinese community “immigrants who do not deserve equal rights”. And then he do not want to apologize. When people’s angry, he said he was merely referring to the country’s history before Merdeka and was referring to the Chinese labour brought in by the British.

But please don’t blame Ahmad. I think he did badly for his History paper. Yes, the Chinese came from China but once they have accepted the citizenship of Malaysia, they are Malaysians now. Without the Chinese and Indians, Tanah Melayu will not achieve independence from British. If that’s what our dear Ahmad wanted, just ask British to rule us once again. We are all citizens of Malaysia. As citizens of Malaysia, protected under the Federal Constitution of Malaysia.

Then again, he blamed the Sin Chew Daily reporter for misquoting him for their own agenda. Finally, several police reports were lodged against him. But once again, the police force being unfair. This guy should be detained under ISA. If you would put Lim Guan Eng in Ahmad’s place, he would already be behind bars.

Come on man. We’ve achieved our 50 years of independence and the Government thinks that Malaysians are so stupid? We need transparency and not-some cover up stories, manipulating our thoughts.

UMNO is just so sick. They say they’re fighting for Malay special rights. But, instead of helping the poor and needy, they tend to help the rich! That’s why they’re worried they do not have any special rights. For over 50 years, each of us are given the chance to develop and advance in terms of lifestyle and businesses!

With our current situation, our country’s vision to achieve Wawasan 2020 can just roll back into the drain if this goes on and people are too dependent on their special rights. There’s no competition at all and with the current debate on changing Mathematics and Science back to Bahasa Malaysia will just destroy everything.

Everyone needs to open their God damned blinded eye! Ahmad Ismail had even openly asked Gerakan to leave BN if it wanted. Then, Abdullah Badawi said that Ahmad is not a racist. What the heck! BN can go to hell now since there’s no unity in it. However, the same thing happened to PR. But, comparing both parties, it seems that PR is what we need now.

Gotta make the right choice. We could see that our current PM, Ahmad Badawi lost his powers and he couldn’t even control his followers. Let’s sit back and relax and just watch our “talk and talk non-stop” politician who doesn’t walk the talk.

A small town that has all eyes set on it now

Right now i’m in Permatang Pauh . 24/7 busy like fucking hell liau.. You know lah… we’re Pusat Media Propaganda Anwar ibrahim..haha

So,sorry guys if i not updated my blog..I’m fucking busy busy busy .. Rasa mau mati lol~
I guess that is how life goes if you are involve in this kind of bussiness-politic !

It is also indeed a busy month for Anwar Ibrahim in Permatang Pauh. I just couldn’t stand reading all the bizarre lies were thrown at him on the daily papers and other media. I think enough is enough with this garbage. Looking at Sharizat’s respond that she has declare jihad against Anwar, only makes her and her party look even worst than ever before. It has definitely and surely leads the party to destruction, as quoted from Malaysia Kini. Who would declare jihad against someone who stand correctly with his views and belief of corruption, because he believes in Islamic righteousness, furthermore to protect MALAYSIANS (semua bangsa) from corrupted Malays? He has sing the same tune since March, that has made the other party fear for him. He is the only one who is capable to fight for the silent majority, for those who can’t take any more bullshits from our current gov.

My dear friends and relatives in Permatang Pauh, and throughout Malaysia. Let’s all of us walk together with this man – Anwar Ibrahim, who has promised to bring forth a New Dawn for Malaysia as we work together to build a more peaceful and prosperous nation. He will sing his tune and we shall dance to his beat. Let’s make this day, a day to remember. The day when we are part of the history. A new dawn for all of us…

UPDATE : Anwar Ibrahim’s Photo Gallery :

http://flickr.com/photos/anwaribrahim/

please visit Dato Seri Photo Gallery… photos by me and Saiful Ashraf ( Ask )..

Thank You

p/s : To Blogger Riwayat Hayat and all AICers, come lah and visit me..

I’m so lonely here… haha.. also bring Mc D lor… this pekan so hulu maa.. haha =p

Maintaining Overnight Policy Rate – OPR

Bank Negara decides to maintain the Overnight Policy Rate at 3.5%; immediate concern is to avoid economic slowdown!- The Star

I personally feel that while in the short term maintaining OPR at 3.5% is good for businesses to avoid contraction as current inflation is cost push & not demand pull, like during the 70s oil crisis, when oil prices peaked leading to stagflation. Malaysia still displays a healthy GDP of 5% and a robust trade surplus of RM15.6 billion. However in the long term it will be detrimental as there will be too much easy liquidity chasing too few opportunities, sending the ringgit into a devaluation spiral, unless the government is in a position to pump prime the economy. Most mega projects and infra structures like North-South highway, airports etc were already put in place by the 90s. Even recently most mega projects in the Northern and Southern Corridor has been put under review due to escalating material costs.

Whereas if OPR is adjusted up, the stronger ringgit will encourage cheaper imports. It will also curb ringgit devaluation from offshore speculators trading the ringgit. Maintaining the OPR at 3.5% in the meantime is only a good stop-gap measure right now as businesses adjust to higher cost of borrowings if OPR raised and mind you, it might be raised as it’s at the sole discretion of Bank Negara, higher costs on borrowings will encourage businesses to be more efficient & weed out the chaff from the wheat, exactly what we need to stay competitive in a globalised market. Survival of the fittest?

So while personally i’m grateful that Bank Negara maintained the status quo on OPR for now having businesses in mind, but if inflation pushes up to 8% and more before it’s expected to taper off in the 2nd half of ’09, the situation might have to be re-evaluated.