TODAY UMNO HAS BECOME A MAMAK PARTY.
TODAY UMNO HAS BECOME A MAMAK PARTY.
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No longer a Melayu Party
TODAY UMNO HAS BECOME A MAMAK PARTY.
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Connection helps
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Malaysia Prime Minister got NO BLOODY SHAME
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Rosmah's need more important than the peoples
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Loads of rubbish to protect the untouchable ones
Why are Royalty, Politicians from UMNO, Greedy wives and children, Pariah Dogs and Elite be protected from remarks, insult and crime. Public should be allow to put forward their unhappiness, frustration and whatever that affect their lives. Why are Royalty, Politicians from UMNO, Greedy wives and children, Pariah Dogs and Elite be treated like semi Gods.
Today we can see for ourselves the misdeed done by our Royalty, Politicians from UMNO, Greedy wives and children, Pariah Dogs and Elite. These group of arrogant bastards openly insult our well being every single day and every single minute.
Without these group of bastards, Malaysia would have been a well develop nation in South East Asia instead today we are going back in time. For Malaysia to get out from this sad situation will take another two to five centuries. As long as UMNO continues to misuse their position and power, there is no hope to move forward.
How many millions were given to the last three Agongs when they were in Kuala Lumpur. Did the people from Perlis, Terrengganu and Kedah benefitted from the hundred millions and project given to the Agongs? What about the billion donated to Pahang Royal House?
Zakat donation are money given by the Rakyat for the poor. How much of that actually went to the unfortunate ones. Instead Zakat is siphoned off to the rich and famous.
UMNO Politicians and Pariah Dogs have been insulting the Non Muslim and women daily in Public and Parliament and none have been punish for their stupidity.
The misused of agencies to protect the untouchable ones are growing bigger and bigger. Today even talking opening in public can get one investigated. Cartoonists are treated like terrorists while Islamic Freak, paid bloggers and gangsters are given a helping hand by AG and PDRM.
Today IGP, AG, MACC chief, PAC, Army Chief and BN chief have become millionaire just by following the orders of the Prime Minister and his wife. Today none need to work for the nation.
I am very sad to learn that a 19 years old boy has to be send to a reform school just for making a remark against the untouchable one and another sentence to jail.
Why are criminals like my Prime Minister and his wife, cabinet ministers who are into human trafficking, selling of illegal arms, drugs and prostitution and running illegal gambling den that greatly affect the Malay youth today and nation be protected at all cost.
Where is the moral responsibility in those sitting on top?
Today many Malaysians do no respect the ones sitting on the untouchable chairs.
I have one last thing to say.
What has the one who just die did for Sarawakians? Did the unfortunate ones get proper bridges for them to go to schools? Did the unfortunate ones get a clinic with doctors and nurse and medicine within a walking distance to their homes? Did the unfortunate ones get electricity and water in their huts? Did the unfortunate ones get decent home to sleep in? Sarawak did not improve much from the old heck to the one who died. The one who just departed has got himself the best PR team to boast his position, similar to the way Pak Lah got his Mr Clean image when in office. Using money and position to create a pure image is a bigger sin than a murderer.
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In Malaysia stealing big is normal while stealing small is a crime
FUCK MACC
FUCK PDRM
FUCK AG
FUCK UMNO
FUCK MALAY
FUCK NAJIB RAZAK AND ROSMAH MANSOR
FUCK UMNO BLOGGERS
FUCK UMNO MEDIA
FUCK THOSE PARENTS WHO HAVE INCREDIBLE CORRUPTED CHILDREN
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The Red Warriors Sdn. Bhd
Carian SSM sahkan Annuar Musa pemilik The Red Warriors Sdn Bhd
DALAM satu kiriman di halaman facebook miliknya, Tan Sri Annuar Musa mendakwa bahawa The Red Warrior, TRW bukan miliknya, namun carian di SSM menunjukkan perkara sebaliknya, sekaligus membuktikan bahawa beliau berbohong.
Hasil carian di Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia, SSM menunjukkan bahawa The Red Warriors Sdn Bhd dengan nombor pendaftaran 932459-X tertera nama Tan Sri Annuar Musa sebagai salah seorang Pengarah (directors).
Selain itu, beliau merupakan penama pertama dalam syarikat tersebut, yang namanya didaftarkan pada tarikh 13 Febuari 2011, enam tahun yang lalu yang turut merupakan pemegang 'share'.
Nama The Red Warriors Sdn Bhd mula menjadi bualan selepas Tunku Mahkota Johor (TMJ), Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim mendedahkan dokumen-dokumen yang tertera nama syarikat itu mendakwa berlaku penyalahgunaan dana untuk menaja Pasukan Bola Sepak Kelantan.
TMJ mendakwa dana dari MARA dan UniKL disalahguna untuk menaja pasukan bola sepak Kelantan.
Justeru orang ramai mula tertanya-tanya siapakah sebenarnya pemilik The Red Warriors Sdn Bhd, TRW menyebabkan carian terhadap maklumat syarikat itu dibuat di SSM, sekaligus mendedahkan nama-nama pemiliknya.
Jadi di sini nampaknya jelas berlaku 'conflict of interest' dalam penajaan The Red Warriors.
Mana tidaknya, Tan Sri Annuar Musa adalah Pengerusi MARA, UniKL merupakan milik penuh MARA, dalam masa yang sama beliau juga adalah presiden KAFA, dan terbaru didedahkan sebagai salah seorang pemilik The Red Warriors Sdn Bhd.
Oleh itu memang selayaknya satu siasatan dibuat terhadap beliau.
Read more: http://www.milosuam.net/2017/01/carian-ssm-sahkan-annuar-musa-pemilik.html#ixzz4VlGqUdhX
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RM100 Fake Notes
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From South China Post HongKong
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September 23, 2017
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Only God Chosen few gain from this
WHO DO YOU BELIEVE?
SULTAN OF JOHORE SAYS FREEHOLD.
PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA SAYS 99 YEARS LEASE.
JOHORE MENTERI SAYS NOT SURE.
UMNO MOUTH PIECE SAYS OPPOSITION TWISTED THE TRUTH.
UMNO PARIAH AND ROSMAH'S PA SAYS IT IS A GIFT FROM ALLAH, SO MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
UMNO BIG STAR BLOGGER FROM LONDON WILL DO THE TWIST AND TURN SAYING OPPOSITION IS AGAINST ANYTHING GOOD DONE FOR THE RAKYAT.
ARE MALAYSIANS SO USELESS AND STUPID NOT TO UNDERSTAND THAT FOREST CITY IS ONLY GOOD FOR THE SO-CALLED OWNERS AND HANDFUL OF CRONIES.
SO HOW MANY MALAYSIANS BORN ARE GOING TO WORK IN DEVELOPING FOREST CITY BESIDES THE ONES WHO ARE GIVEN INSTANT MYKAD?
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Johore Malays are the poorest in Malaysia
SHUTTLE COCKS WILL BE MOVING VERY FAST TO SEND THIS GUY TO HEAVEN.
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Where is JUSTICE?
IT WILL NOT SURPRISE THE RAKYAT IF PDRM CLAIM THERE IS NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO CHARGE THE COUPLE ABOVE FOR THEIR CRUEL DEED.
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No action taken against SMK Sri Pantai bullies
WHEN A BOY'S FUTURE HAS BEEN TAKEN AWAY AND 20 BULLIES ARE FREE TO ATTACK AGAIN, HOW DO YOU FEEL?
TIME AND AGAIN INCIDENT LIKE THIS HAPPENS IN SCHOOLS AND HOSTEL, YET PDRM AND MINISTRY OF EDUCATION ARE NOT CONCERN.
IT IS TIME TO CLOSE PDRM AND MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FOR THE GOOD OF THE RAKYAT.
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Differences
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Jamie Oliver Food Revolution Day Song
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When an IDIOT can spoil your day
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China’s Debt-Trap Diplomacy
Najib sold Malaysia to save himself and his family.
NEW DELHI – If there is one thing at which China’s leaders truly excel, it is the use of economic tools to advance their country’s geostrategic interests. Through its $1 trillion “one belt, one road” initiative, China is supporting infrastructure projects in strategically located developing countries, often by extending huge loans to their governments. As a result, countries are becoming ensnared in a debt trap that leaves them vulnerable to China’s influence.
Of course, extending loans for infrastructure projects is not inherently bad. But the projects that China is supporting are often intended not to support the local economy, but to facilitate Chinese access to natural resources, or to open the market for low-cost and shoddy Chinese goods. In many cases, China even sends its own construction workers, minimizing the number of local jobs that are created.
Several of the projects that have been completed are now bleeding money. For example, Sri Lanka’s Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport, which opened in 2013 near Hambantota, has been dubbed the world’s emptiest. Likewise, Hambantota’s Magampura Mahinda Rajapaksa Port remains largely idle, as does the multibillion-dollar Gwadar port in Pakistan. For China, however, these projects are operating exactly as needed: Chinese attack submarines have twice docked at Sri Lankan ports, and two Chinese warships were recently pressed into service for Gwadar port security.
In a sense, it is even better for China that the projects don’t do well. After all, the heavier the debt burden on smaller countries, the greater China’s own leverage becomes. Already, China has used its clout to push Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand to block a united ASEAN stand against China’s aggressive pursuit of its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
Moreover, some countries, overwhelmed by their debts to China, are being forced to sell to it stakes in Chinese-financed projects or hand over their management to Chinese state-owned firms. In financially risky countries, China now demands majority ownership up front. For example, China clinched a deal with Nepal this month to build another largely Chinese-owned dam there, with its state-run China Three Gorges Corporation taking a 75% stake.
As if that were not enough, China is taking steps to ensure that countries will not be able to escape their debts. In exchange for rescheduling repayment, China is requiring countries to award it contracts for additional projects, thereby making their debt crises interminable. Last October, China canceled $90 million of Cambodia’s debt, only to secure major new contracts.
Some developing economies are regretting their decision to accept Chinese loans. Protests have erupted over widespread joblessness, purportedly caused by Chinese dumping of goods, which is killing off local manufacturing, and exacerbated by China’s import of workers for its own projects.
New governments in several countries, from Nigeria to Sri Lanka, have ordered investigations into alleged Chinese bribery of the previous leadership. Last month, China’s acting ambassador to Pakistan, Zhao Lijian, was involved in a Twitter spat with Pakistani journalists over accusations of project-related corruption and the use of Chinese convicts as laborers in Pakistan (not a new practice for China). Zhao described the accusations as “nonsense.”
In retrospect, China’s designs might seem obvious. But the decision by many developing countries to accept Chinese loans was, in many ways, understandable. Neglected by institutional investors, they had major unmet infrastructure needs. So when China showed up, promising benevolent investment and easy credit, they were all in. It became clear only later that China’s real objectives were commercial penetration and strategic leverage; by then, it was too late, and countries were trapped in a vicious cycle.
Sri Lanka is Exhibit A. Though small, the country is strategically located between China’s eastern ports and the Mediterranean. Chinese President Xi Jinping has called it vital to the completion of the maritime Silk Road.
China began investing heavily in Sri Lanka during the quasi-autocratic nine-year rule of President Mahinda Rajapaksa, and China shielded Rajapaksa at the United Nations from allegations of war crimes. China quickly became Sri Lanka’s leading investor and lender, and its second-largest trading partner, giving it substantial diplomatic leverage.
It was smooth sailing for China, until Rajapaksa was unexpectedly defeated in the early 2015 election by Maithripala Sirisena, who had campaigned on the promise to extricate Sri Lanka from the Chinese debt trap. True to his word, he suspended work on major Chinese projects.
But it was too late: Sri Lanka’s government was already on the brink of default. So, as a Chinese state mouthpiece crowed, Sri Lanka had no choice but “to turn around and embrace China again.” Sirisena, in need of more time to repay old loans, as well as fresh credit, acquiesced to a series of Chinese demands, restarting suspended initiatives, like the $1.4 billion Colombo Port City, and awarding China new projects.
Sirisena also recently agreed to sell an 80% stake in the Hambantota port to China for about $1.1 billion. According to China’s ambassador to Sri Lanka, Yi Xianliang, the sale of stakes in other projects is also under discussion, in order to help Sri Lanka “solve its finance problems.” Now, Rajapaksa is accusing Sirisena of granting China undue concessions.
By integrating its foreign, economic, and security policies, China is advancing its goal of fashioning a hegemonic sphere of trade, communication, transportation, and security links. If states are saddled with onerous levels of debt as a result, their financial woes only aid China’s neocolonial designs. Countries that are not yet ensnared in China’s debt trap should take note – and take whatever steps they can to avoid it.
Brahma Chellaney
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CNY from Malaysia
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