Saturday, November 21, 2009
Errr...do you know where we can find ah?
They captured that Mas Selamat fler. Damn fierce terrorist that one you know. And he even eluded those super-efficient Singaporean baargers.
They shot dead all those criminals in recent weeks. Crippled this gang and that gang. Okay, right?
I have one question though.
If they are so good how come they cannot find RPK?
How come they do not know the whereabouts of that private investigator Bala fler even after Bala claimed that he has been in and out of the country several times since the police started looking for him? Not only cannot find. The Inspector-General himself had to publicly request if anyone had any information or knew where the 2 chaps are.
Wonder who gave them the location of Mas Selamat last time? Sure as hell would not have found him on their own, right?
NIAMAH!!!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Fantastic Facts And Fancies
Yesterday while surfing the Net I came across this photo of Port Klang Assemblyman Badrul Hisham Abdullah who had quit PKR, saying that he had lost faith in the party's leadership. This after his "boss" MB Khalid Ibrahim recommended to the PKR supreme council that Badrul Hisham resign from his seat for non-performance. And so this PKR fler leaves but not before he signed off with this pose for the cameras......

Did he leave in 'peace' but got directions reversed or was he saying to his boss,
Niamah!!!
Fantastic Facts And Fancies
merealisasikan
Culture and identity my ass!
Somebody sure didn't clear that copy with that Yang Berhormat Timbalan Menteri Pendidikan moron!
NIAMAH!!!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Fantastic Facts And Fancies
"......those who questioned police action in shooting suspects
should consider whether they wanted to support those who upheld the
law or the criminals."
In other words what the police do is always right. So shut the fuck up already!
Niamah!!!
Fantastic Facts And Fancies
"We are polluting our own culture and identity as a nation"Sorry, YB we accomplished that a long time ago already.
Speaking English in the workplace is "weird" and harmful to the nation's culture and identity.
Malaysiakini wrote that the NST report also said, "......employees in the private sector used English 99 percent of the time and should switch to Bahasa Malaysia in order to show pride in the national language."
As though that wasn't enough he further stated that "................This also occurs in government-linked companies where we have this weird culture of people speaking to each other in English instead of the national language. We are polluting our own culture and identity as a nation"....and that "It would be difficult to strengthen the position of Bahasa Malaysia if this culture continued."
After 52 years of independence why we still so scared and insecure about ourselves and what and who we are?
NIAMAH!!!
This just sounds so wrong. And funny osso!
And what were they talking about? Apparently, pharmaceutical giants are viewing Malaysia as an ideal location to carry out diagnostic and clinical trials for the global market! Don't you find that chilling news? I shuddered when I read that. Before I broke into hysterical laughter. I mean whoever edited that story must have a terrific sense of humour or was taking the piss out of the whole thing. Just read the story yourself. Everything is so wrong...
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said priority could be given to such value-added trials as Malaysia’s multi-ethnic composition represented a big portion of the global population.
“This also augurs well for Malaysia that aspires to be a successful global biotechnology hub,” he said, adding that the country had the competitive edge as it had the necessary resources.
The Prime Minister also said a powerhouse research centre would be established in Malaysia to promote research and development.
Najib said Malaysia has attracted 135 Bio Nexus companies with a total investment of RM1.51bil.
“These companies had recorded revenues in the excess of RM700mil,’’ he said, adding that they had also created more than 2,260 knowledged workers. (It's always about money, isn't it? - PT)
Bio nexus programme is a key element of the National Biotechnology Policy. (Did you know we had such a policy? - PT)
University of Aberdeen Institute of Medical Science lecturer Professor Anne Glover said Malaysia could serve as a one-stop centre for clinical trials due to its multi-ethnic population. (Yes our guinea-pigs are much more versatile than yours. - PT)Alexandre F. Jetzer-Chung of Novartis International AG said Malaysia had a bigger potential as it had impressive information technology and medical facilities.
Oh thank you, Mr. Jetzer-Chung. I was beginning to think that you were only interested in us cos we have so many specimens for you to test with. Phew!
Oh by the way, aren't guinea pigs HARAM? Pigs ma.
NIAMAH!!!
Monday, November 16, 2009
We are very fair one!
THEY GIVE US ONE SET OF RULES.
AND THEY HAVE ONE SET FOR THEMSELVES. FAIR WHAT!
NIAMAH!!!
Friday, November 13, 2009
Only in Malaysia!!!
Only in Malaysia will you find a major newspaper printing on its front page a headline story with the Prime Minister warning Indonesian workers not to break Malaysian laws.
And then on the same page publish a full colour photo of the Deputy Prime Minister, Muhyiddin Yassin and other Malaysians happily breaking the law by not wearing helmets while riding motorcycles!!!
"Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin hitching a ride as he tours flood-hit areas..."says the caption.Helmet ah? No need la.
(the photo did however show a few law-abiding Malaysians in the entourage)
NIAMAH!!!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Something good II
That was the headline in The MalaysianInsider today. Read the full report here.
Niamah!!!
Errrr......and then again maybe not. Read this today.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Something good
The South Kalimantan’s chapter of Indonesian Ulema Council has proposed an edict that bans the use of loudspeakers if it is considered to be disturbing other people, even though they are used to broadcast the call to prayer five times a day or a sermon.
Council member Muhammad Noor, who is a lecturer at Antasari State Islamic Institute in the provincial capital of Banjarmasin, told Antara state news agency Monday that a group of ulema attending a discussion in Tabalong regency recently concluded that deafening loudspeakers, albeit for good purposes, could spark disagreement among Muslims and non-Muslims due to the noise and discomfort caused.
Noor said the ulema suggested that Muslims exercise their freedom of religion without sacrificing the rights of other people.
Participants of the discussion agreed that the use of loudspeakers was aimed at propagating Islam, but its excessive application might be counterproductive.
Can we even begin to imagine something like that happening in our country? And they send us their people to work as our maids? I feel ashamed.
Niamah!!!
Reservations?
This is funny. Just a few days ago the Federal Territories minister announced plans to "re-locate" chicken and pork sellers in the Pudu market to an 'enclosed site'. Today, I read in The Star that the Malacca Chief Minister has plans to relocate Malaysia's thespians (the Star's choice of name and not mine) and musicians to an Artistes Village in Alor Gajah. CM, Ali Rustam announced that a 25.5 hectare site will be developed. 217 lots for homes, a 1.8ha open air stage, training and film studio and an auditorium. I don't know about you but I shuddered when I read about that.
Pork sellers in that enclosed site.
TV actors over there.
Film directors over here. No here la. Under the producers' reservation. Yes!
Stage actors next to the irrigation drain there where there is proper drainage and hygiene.
The Star article reports that so far 'thespians' who have showed interest in this reservation include Jins Shamsuddin and Aziz Satar. So maybe this proposed 'enclosed site' is only meant for putting old flers out to pasture.
One day maybe they will also have 'an enclosed site' for Barisan Nasional politicians past their use-by date.
Niamah!!!
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz said “judiciary fixer” V.K. Lingam had been let off the hook “because he had broken no law”.
Nazri also suggested that Lingam breached no laws as he might “have just acted to fix the appointment of judges as if he was brokering the appointment of senior judges to impress people”.
“I am not denying that it was Lingam in the tape. But I am also saying that there are a lot of conmen in this world. Who knows he might have just acted when he was calling the so-called judges to impress,” said Nazri in his ministerial winding-up speech on the 2010 Budget debate.
Some people in the government are so disdainful of the Rakyat that they can throw this shit in our faces and not think anything of it. You still want to believe that Malaysia is soooo wonderful because the food is good here?
NIAMAH!!!










