Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Corruption | BN's Achilles heels in Bunnies combat shoes







Industrial shoes with 2-ton crash proof integrity on the toes last for at least 5 years or longer. These cost something like RM2,000 or more now and they're used in work places that's rule bias on top safety at work. This means even clearical staff in the management wears them, in case something heavy drop on those precious toes. A thousand of these staff members will cost some RM2.0m only and for 5 years and that's just RM400k a year. Put in another RM30k p.a. and you'll get a system of a small unit of people stretching the shoes life to 10 years. They're worth investing in for suits against negligence.

But why are civilian staff of the Defence Ministry garbed with these shoes? And why ladies? Are they combat bunnies? Where are they assigned? In the submarine that is shy of diving?

It just beats governance that this has slipped through or been slept through. It might be good for our economy as these can be manufactured in Old Klang Road for RM27.5m but really costing RM0.900 m. The gross markup will boost our GDP and our deficit to 15%. We'll beat Greece yet! Perhaps, we'll beat genuine analysts' rosy predictions by proving them wrong. We'll still beat someone, anyway. Perhaps those combat bunnies are real patriots.

Considering the novelty hype on "1Malaysia" and NEM, PM Najib is kidding around. His GTP is really "Guna Tukang Pukau" APCO. In Tuan Melayu terms, "pukau" is what "dukuns" or witch doctors do. They've upgraded from pukau to spinning.

Where's the beef? Cut the fat and the grease, Mr PM. Even if the BN loses in the next general elections!

No matter, PR will just shoe you out!





Wednesday, March 31, 2010

No shine in Perak



Pix | Composite of Malaysiakini and Jong


"...Their first obstacle in their journey came when Ipoh crime chief Glen Anthony tried to stop the group from proceeding.

However, Nizar pushed Anthony aside and continued walking into the state secretariat with the rest.

The group did not use the entrance set aside for them, foiling a bid by BN to keep track of their movements inside the state secretariat and state assembly.

However, police and security personnel tried to keep them to the route arranged for them.

Still, the Pakatan representatives - who were supposed to take Lift 3 - took Lift 6 which was meant for the BN...
" Malaysiakini, Mar 30, 2010


Apartheid in Perak DUN?

Whilst the Thai Redshirts sat with the Government to deal with problems, duly elected representatives of the Perak Legislative Assembly were segregrated by the Royal Malaysia Police who herded them into separate entrances and separate lifts.

This can only happen in the State of Perak whose Monarch is supposedly a respected constitutional legal authority.

The PR representatives should have worn red!


UPDATE

DUN Perak, 31 March, 2010
The quality of Malaysia's Yang Berhormat or YBs from UMNO or BN is insulting and despicable. Looked upon by the rural folks as some kind of "earth gods" these legislators present themselves as very dishonorable people. The Bintulu MP, Tiong, of the infamous PKFZ scandal is another. He has been said to be an underworld character or has underworld connections and he sits in another august house, Malaysia Parliament!

On the second day of the Perak Assembly sitting 31 March, 2010, Ipoh, Shaarani Mohamad of Rungkup, again amply demontrated the supposedly "berhormat" legislator he despicably is. Maybe the Sultan of Perak might heed his request. Who knows?

In May, 2009, in the same Legislative Assembly, he had said the "L-word". Maybe he wants to count himself amongst the select few. Dick Cheney said the "F-word" in Congress.



Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Very bloody but no life was lost







Lots of blood was "shed" in the "Redshirts" protests against the present Thai government. And no life was lost.

It's the Thai way of making a point.

That will never happen in Malaysia. Otherwise, there'll be big losses of pigs and cow heads.

Thailand is an interesting country. At one time the government in Thailand changed every Thursday but they're working out things and the future looks good for them. We'd like to say the same for Malaysia but if there's anything to understand from the NEM, Pemandu would be heavily involved in them. I don't know what the heck Pemandu is, but it sounds like they're after flying Driver's Licences.

Another interesting thing about Thailand is that James Brooke, first Rajah of Sarawak, wanted in on Siam bizness but the Monarch at the time snubbed him. So he settled for Sarawak! Later his nephew ceded Sarawak to Britain who in turn ceded it to Malaya/Malaysia - a kind of "Double Cession" which reminds us independence means sending your kids of different ages to school in Double Sessions - the younger in the morning while older in the afternoon for want of enough school buildings!

But as far as Thailand goes, Siamese twins are not "Thais". That must be Thailand's secrets and how they've "shed" so much blood without losing a life!

- Some other News items on the protest

> >BBC

> Bernama

> Others


Thursday, March 25, 2010

Malaysia Devolution - Parliament to Councils or Princes to Frogs



Since Malaysia's Defense Ministry's sub neither sinks nor sails, we might consider all the hardware as amphicentric.

We buy more hardware, we sink! We don't buy none we're sunk!

It's one thing to have no enemy. It's another to have friends hate us!

Just who is Malaysia's enemy? ;)

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Infanticide - on the rise in Malaysia!






"We generally agree with the proposal to introduce sex education for secondary schools. This can avoid undesirable cases involving our young generation." So said and affirmed Fatimah Abdullah, Sarawak Minister of Women Development. A week after she spoke, a rural migrant from Simunjan was arrested in Kuching, suspected of being involved in infanticide. Police had found a dead infant in the drain in Stutong area.

The tally is rising and as things stand, Sarawak, Najib's fixed deposit, is telling the country that's ok! Fatimah amply demonstrates what it means to be, politically, a fixed deposit.

Take a look again at these pictures. They're not nice. There are increasing number of things in Malaysia, and they're not nice, but the Sarawak Women Minister of Development is sitting on her butt! If she does a headstand, maybe something interesting will happen in her head. Otherwise, we'll need those Sarawak headhunters again, the "3 Sarawak Ladies" who rolled out of a carpet at a sumptuous dinner, to do another stunt!



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It's really the ultimate symptom of incompetent, irresponsible and bad government by the Barisan National (BN). Maybe the psuedo Islamist, Zul Nordin, might declare the world will end soon. But, he might yet jump at Najib's carrots. Zaid Ibrahim thinks Najib is "two thirds crazed". Or did he mean Najib is "tiga suku"?