4 September 2008

This is one of the saddest news I came to know just now when I was doing my daily read-up on Malaysiakini.

“The elusive Ahmad Ismail, the man at the centre of a ‘racial slur’ controversy, said today he would not apologise even after the deputy prime minister has already done so on his behalf.

The Bukit Bendera Umno division chief added that he did not feel sorry and would not recant his alleged racist remarks against Chinese Malaysians during the recent by-election campaign in Permatang Pauh.

“I am not apologetic because I didn’t do anything wrong,” the Umno division leader from Penang told Malaysiakini via telephone today. “

(Source and Read more from there)

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Ahmad Ismail oh Ahmad Ismail…

 What are you trying to do here? Our dearest DPM just apologized on behalf of you and it was printed all over the mainstream media yesterday, remember? Are you trying to put our DPM into shame with your unapologetic statement?

With the 916 rumours swirling around the corner, and the latest announcement by Mr Ahmad Ismail, I am sure the ruling government will be seeing its sinking ship to drown even faster. They certainly has forgotten what the rakyat has done in the last GE. They certainly has forgotten.

I just can’t understand why he must say that the Chinese are immigrants squatting in the country while we are born in Malaysia and given an Identification Card (MyKad) as well. If he calls us “Pendatangs” and not entitled for equal rights in this country, why doesn’t he ask Lee Chong Wei to return the Olympic Silver Medal to China since his ancestors are from there? Why should Lee Chong Wei fight for a country where his rights are not being assured? Why should Lee Chong Wei fight to live up the dream of Malaysia in securing a silver medal when he is acknowledged as a “Pendatang”?

Oh perhaps, Nicol David is not a Malay too, so is she a “pendatang” too? If yes, I am afraid that her past glories for Malaysia has been put into vain as she is not entitled to the equal rights in Malaysia.

Ahmad Ismail oh Ahmad Ismail… why oh why? Because of your announcement, I am pretty sure there will be a lot of hoo-ha’s going against you. Can’t all the races come together in peace and harmony in this nation? Why must you promote that in Permatang Pauh? Why?

You seriously do owe the Chinese community an apology. You just can’t get away with it easily. But, Sorry seems to be the hardest word for you right now.  

5 August 2008

Here I am in Penang, doing a field visit with my distributor in the Northern region. So I flew in yesterday via MAS with great expectations to come.

I stood there a good few minutes for my luggage.  To my horror, my bag was utterly destroyed.  I nearly blew my top!

It’s a shame that KLIA personnel are not cautious in handling baggages. Look what they have done to mine. Perhaps they no longer have pride in serving their customers.

I was supposed to enjoy my work in Penang yesterday but I wasted one blardy hour to file in a report at the airport. A damaged baggage in the early morning ruined my mood yesterday!

Nevertheless, after putting pen to paper, reporting the damages incurred, I was compensated with a new bag!

Thank you Malaysian Airport for your exemplary service in this.

30 July 2008

For weeks, we have been hearing about meetings of UMNO and PAS. Well as most of us know that UMNO, which is also the dominant component party of Barisan Nasional (BN) is currently fishing PAS to unite together under one umbrella.

Have you ever wonder how does the logo will look like if PAS were to unite with BN.

TADA!!!!

It’s actually a sign of hawker stalls in Bangkok

There you are. You can see the ‘Dacing’ bearing both PAS’s green and BN’s “fairness???”

Looks like PAS & BN unholy matrimony started off in Thailand before Malaysia!

18 July 2008

I am actually very disturbed with Malaysia’s current political situation. From the saga of Altantuya-Najib to the sodomy of Saiful-Anwar, I just got jaded with the hoo-ha and the twist and turns of the story.

With the recent arrest of Anwar and RPK, it has caused a hue and cry for the citizens who truly cared for the nation, in particular when the roadblocks by the police force have caused more uproar for those who were in a hurry for work or school.

The police force was supposed to deliver a safe aura for the citizens to roam around, not to create a chaotic traffic around the capital city. These few months (since Bersih rally) have seen the situation become even more rampant, such that you and I begin to wonder if their ubiquitous presence is for the sake of Malaysian citizens or to safeguard the welfare of dirty certain politicians. I really don’t know what the police is doing. Can someone tell me? Are we turning into a police state? Gosh!

I thought the results of the recent 12th General Elections would have provoked the current government to realize that the citizens are fed up with all the indecent and dirty tactics and hence, the swing vote towards opposition (Pakatan Rakyat) was evident and unmistakable.

What are you doing, government? Can you please wake up? We don’t need any more traffic jams caused by the police road blocks. We don’t need any artificial news here and then. What we want is integrity of the government, safe environment and a stable economy promised for the citizens and the future generation to come.

We don’t need all these political nonsense. Stop making our country a laughing stock in the world. It’s tearing the nation apart. Please don’t kill Malaysia. It is a great country and I used to tell my friends that I am proud to be a Malaysian.

Taken from www.malaysia-today.net where one of the commentors posted it up.

I just pray that God will save Malaysia from all these unnecessary chaos….