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Cabinet Ministers who live in luxury never understand poverty

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Cabinet approves National Fiberisation and Connectivity Plan

The Cabinet has approved the implementation of the National Fiberisation and Connectivity Plan (NFCP), announced Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh Deo (photo) today.
The plan is estimated to cost RM21.6 billion and will span five years, from 2019 to 2023. It aims to expand the existing fibre network and improve internet connectivity in the country.
In a statement, Gobind expected the plan to boost Malaysia’s digital economy and provide a platform for 5G, among other technologies.
“The ministry wishes to announce that the implementation of the NFCP has been approved by the cabinet.
“[...] The NFCP’s main targets include the provision of an average (internet) speed of 30 Mbps in 98 percent of populated areas and gigabit availability in selected industrial areas by the year 2020, and (in) all state capitals by 2023,” he said.
As previously mentioned by Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng, the plan will be funded by the Universal Service Provision (USP) Fund managed by Gobind’s ministry through the Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC).
Available funds to eligible parties are a full fund, matching fund or partial fund.
“These financing methods will help reduce the expenditure of the service provider, and the cost savings will benefit consumers through the provision of affordable services,” Gobind said.
Digital infrastructure coordination
As part of the NFCP, infrastructure projects will be undertaken to narrow the digital gap between urban and rural areas, including Orang Asli communities.
Gobind said a special task force will be established to coordinate such projects in schools, police stations, hospitals and libraries.
“The task force will ensure the existing digital infrastructure is optimised while reducing duplication and cost of building new digital infrastructure in these selected institutions.
“Where necessary, the special task force will deliberate on the need for the provision of infrastructure in other areas, including best practices available for implementation,” he said.
The NFCP was outlined in Lim’s Budget 2019 speech last Nov.
Earlier this year, Gobind launched an NFCP pilot project on the High-Speed Broadband System in Jasin, Malacca before expanding it to George Town, Penang.
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Only 5% Malaysians have the luxury of living above their means.
30% Malaysians can live a fairly decent life.
The 1% holds the nation to ransom by high cost, high taxes and control the life of others.
The 1% do not care or wish to go to the root cause of poverty in Malaysia.
The 1% only talk and act like an arrogant prostitute using race and religion to control the nation.
The 1% misuse their position and power.
Today we can dump billions into National Fiberisation and Connectivity but what is the use for the poor who have no proper shelter, no electricity, no clean water, sick in health and no money.
All kinds of big projects are feeding the elites and not the poor.
Malaysia cannot develop anymore with an uncaring government who look out for themselves only.
So how much WAS the commission PAID TO Gobind and Mahathir's children?
WHEN DID GOBIND SINGH AND MAHATHIR EVER GO TO THE GROUND TO CHECK ON THE REALITY FACING MALAYSIANS DAILY.

Gov’t failed to pay for school buses for Orang Asli children - MP


Hussein of Steadyaku47

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Steadyaku47 stop blogging for many months:  And when he started blogging again, all postings on Emilia and Naza was no more. Why? Was he paid by Naza to take them down? Even now there is still nothing on Emilia or Naza. And we have not heard of any settlement between Emilia and her husband Dato Wira SM Faisal Tan Sri SM Nasimuddin….. even though steadyaku47 has been going around claiming that he has stopped writing to allow Emilia and Faisal to negotiate a settlement.

Now maybe Hussein wants more from Naza? And Naza said No. So he starts “The Truth about Naza” to “persuade” Naza into paying him more? True or false?
Hussein, who lives Downunder in Melbourne, drives a Jaguar S Type and an S Class Mercedes.. How does a blogger afford a Jaguar? Some questions need to be answered by this blogger down under!
Maybe all the hard-hitting articles that Hussein has been writing is his way of taking care of his periok nasi?  Maybe the old man is loaded from his blogging duties….another Blogger ala that Petra guy in UK? 
https://www.facebook.com/TheTruthAboutNAZA/

Fuck you like an animal

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Which Malaysian Cabinet Minister has ever resign on their own?
Which Malaysian Cabinet Minister under PH has resign after his worldwide coverage sex video with another man was circulated?
Which Malaysian Cabinet Minister who have committed murder, money laundering and sexual assault ever resign?
Which Malaysian Cabinet Minister is not protected by the Prime Minister, PDRM, MACC, Bank Negara and AG for their wrongdoing?
When Mahathir said that there is NO ROOM FOR ANWAR is correct because no Cabinet Minister would want to lose their benefits.
Salary of Ministers are from RM64,000 to RM86,000 a year excluding housing, travelling, food, utilities allowance.
BUT THE WAY MAHATHIR ATTACK AND MOCK ANWAR WAS THE WORD "NO ROOM FOR ANWAR" MEANS THE FORMER WILL NEVER HAND OVER THE PREMIERSHIP TO THE LATTER.
AT THE SAME TIME MAHATHIR IS TELLING SC, MACC AND PDRM TO ACT AGAINST UMNO BY SHUTTING IT DOWN SO THAT UMNO MEMBERS WILL FLOCK TO BERSATU.
MAHATHIR HAS NEVER BEEN SINCERE IN HIS WORDS AND PROMISES.
THAT IS WHY INVESTORS ARE NOT COMING BACK TO MALAYSIA.
AS LONG AS MAHATHIR IS PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA, NO ONE IN THE WHOLE WORLD WILL BRING THEIR MONEY TO MALAYSIA.
EVEN TOURISTS ARE NOW BOYCOTTING MALAYSIA.
IN TWO MONTHS TIME WHEN BERSATU KILL OFF PKR AND DAP BY TAKING OVER THE WHOLE CABINET, IT WILL BE TOO LATE TO ACT.
ONE SHOULD NOT FORGET WHO IS THE IGP.
ONE SHOULD NOT FORGET WHO IS THE CHIEF OF MACC.
ONE SHOULD NOT FORGET THE TRAITORS INSIDE PKR WHO HAVE COLLAPSE THE ECONOMY OF THIS NATION.
ONE SHOULD NOT FORGET WHO IS THE ONE CAUGHT ON VIDEO HAVING SEX WITH ANOTHER MAN.

Mahathir's Halfway Leadership

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Reflections On Merdeka Day: Mahathir’s Halfway Leadership

August 28th, 2019
Reflections On Merdeka Day:  Mahathir’s Halfway Leadership
M. Bakri Musa (www.bakrimusa.com)
During the polio epidemic of the 1950s, ingenious engineers created the iron lungs and saved many lives, while skillful surgeons crafted nifty operations and salvaged countless paralyzed limbs.
Those advancements, though impressive, were what physician Lewis Thomas referred to as halfway technology. True technology came when Salk and Sabin produced their vaccines. Halfway technology is not only expensive but also does not address the basic problem.
Likewise with leadership; there is the true version and then there are the many halfway varieties. Halfway leadership too does not solve problems; in fact it compounds them. It is also expensive both in terms of the direct damages inflicted as well as in the lost opportunities.
Malaysia was blessed with a few true leaders during her first half. Tengku Abdul Rahman inspired the multiracial population, hitherto (and still is) suspicious of each other, on a single pursuit – the country’s independence – and successfully negotiatedfor it. Thus the nation was spared its war of independence and Malaysians today are unabashed admirers of their former colonizers.
Economist Ungku Aziz leveraged the powerful religious aspiration of Hajj to make Malays save. In the process he ushered them into the modern economy, making Tabung Haji one of the region’s biggest financial institutions. Chief Justice Tun Suffian elevated the country’s judiciary to be the envy of the region.
During Malaysia’s second half, Mahathir’s leadership dominated, from 1981 until he retired in 2003. Then in May 2018, at 92, he toppled the ruling coalition that he once led. Its leader, Najib Razak, was Mahathir’s protégé and chosen successor. The irony!
A visitor today would be impressed on landing at Kuala Lumpur’s gleaming international airport. The smooth, undulating freeways into the city, beautifully landscaped, make you feel as if you are still in the First World. The glut of five-star hotels adds to that aura.
Impressive though those may be, they are but halfway developments, showy artifacts of modernity. They cannot hide the stark realities that often intrude, like hideous acnes through thick makeup. Malaysian schools and universities for example, are an embarrassment. Minister of Education Mahathir initiated the decline in the late 1970s. Later as Prime Minister, he greased the slide.
Mahathir was also instrumental in the state’s massive involvement in Islamic affairs. Today the religious bureaucracy exceeds the Papal one in budget, personnel, and most pernicious of all, power. While the Pope could only influenceCatholics, Malaysian state-employed ulama controlMalays, in activities as well as thoughts.
This huge and sinister religious serpent that Mahathir created is now striking back. Witness the current raging and unnecessary controversies over a radical, Indian-Muslim dropout physician-turned- preacher, and the introduction khat (Arabic calligraphy) in schools. Both do not contribute to the economy. On the contrary, they come in the way of improving it.
This huge Islamic beast sucks up precious resources that could have been used to tackle pressing social problems, like rampant drug abuse, uncontrolled HIV infections, and the epidemic of abandoned babies. Those appalling social pathologies disproportionately inflict Malays. In their pursuit of Heaven, those religious types believe in first making Muslims endure Hell on earth.
As for Tabung Haji, it had to be bailed out recently. For the judiciary, a high-profile attorney was once caught on videotape aggressively lobbying on the phone the then Chief Justice. Among that lawyer’s clients was Prime Minister Mahathir.
Mahathir tolerated corruption; a necessary lubricant for a creaky bureaucracy, he rationalized. That attitude, and the culture it nurtured, produced today’s unbridled venality, with former Prime Minister Najib and a dozen of his ministers and aides now facing criminal charges of corruption. Mahathir of course absolved himself of any responsibility.
Mahathir was and still is a halfway leader. He is ensnared by what the young Nigerian writer Chimamanda Adichie termed “the trap of a single story.” Mahathir’s self-fabricated sole narrative remains unchanged:  Malays are stupid and lazy; Chinese, wily and greedy.
Nor could Mahathir overcome that subtle and crippling Malay cultural trap of terhutang budi(debt of gratitude). His earlier support for Najib had nothing to do with the latter’s talent (Najib had none) but an expression of that old sentiment. In early 1970s Najib’s father, then Prime Minister Razak, resurrected Mahathir’s crumbling political prospects.
At 94, Mahathir has not much time. He ignores his most crucial assignment – to ensure a peaceful and predictable transition of power. He is back to his trademark destructive trait – fomenting unnecessary confusion and divisive uncertainty, especially with respect to his possible successor.
True leaders believe in their followers. When their initiatives fail, those leaders would reexamine them and formulate new ones, not blame their followers. Mahathir revels in stereotyping and blaming them.
In his book Robert Kuok, A Memoir, the author quoted Deng Xiaoping at their only meeting. “Mr. Kuok, they all say I am the one that is bringing this huge and rapid development in China. They are wrong. When I opened the door for China, they were all pushing me from behind. They are still pushing me.”
A variation on Lao Tzu’s theme – when a true leader’s work is done, the people would say, “We did it ourselves!”
What Deng did not reveal, as evident from Ezra Vogel’s biography of the man, was that there were many who opposed Deng’s opening of China. His wisdom was in notlistening to or heeding them. That’s true leadership, discerning and then encouraging the wise instincts in their followers, and ignoring those less blessed.
Mahathir panders to and exploits the raw emotions and base instincts of Malays. His championing Islam is not to emancipate Malays, as the Prophet did to the Bedouins of the 7thCentury, but as a political tool, and a very dangerous one. Likewise with Malay special privileges; Malays are fed the illusion of success and reflected glory with the opulence of their sultans and UMNO elite, their rent-seeking spoils sold as “entrepreneurial success.”
Mahathir Version 2 is no enhancement. He is still obsessed with iron lungs and weakened limbs. He does not see the need for a vaccine, much less work on one. Today’s slew of UMNO leaders indicted for corruption is only one malignant manifestation of Mahathir’s halfway leadership. His once much-hyped Vision 2020, is just that – hype. Not a word from him now. It was never a vision, only a slogan.
His last hurrah was in ejecting Najib and his Barisan coalition. Malaysians are grateful for that. That gratitude however, is not without bounds, and Mahathir is determined to breach that, thus betraying the trust Malaysians gave him in the last election. He is back to his old spiteful self, provoking controversies and then blaming others for stirring them up.
Mahathir wants to burden Malaysia with another Najib-caliber successor in Azmin Ali. Time to stop Mahathir. Besides, if he could not achieve his goals when he led the nation for 23 years and when he was much younger, there is little hope for him now that he is nearing 95. Time to disabuse the man of his Messiah delusion.
Mahathir should exit gracefully. Entice him with whatever it would take. Award him whatever title he craves and shower him with all the luxuries he desires. A lifetime corporate jet privilege and rent-free penthouse suite at his favorite Petronas Towers would be much cheaper than the damage he is inflicting and continues to inflict on Malaysia. If those do not work, not-so-gently remind him of the sorry fate that awaits the many Third World leaders who overstayed.
Malaysia deserves a true leader as she enters her 63rdyear of Merdeka.

Mahathir, how many people became thieves when you are in power?

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Ask him to count how many people became thieves when he was in power.......
I came across the above comment by CK in an article whose title I have long since forgotten. What I have not forgotten was what CK asked us to ask of Mahathir:
“ASK HIM TO COUNT HOW MANY PEOPLE BECAME THIEVES WHEN HE WAS IN POWER”…
Thief:
• Somebody who steals something especially with the
intention of escaping notice.
Steal:
• To take something that belongs to somebody else,
illegally or without the owner’s permission.
• To take or get something secretly or through trickery
• To take something that another person has created, and
present it as your own.
CK’s line captured the essence of the Mahathir’s time in government and identifies the main preoccupation that has defined UMNO and Barisan Nasional ever since.
In his person it can be argued that Mahathir was not corrupt while in office. He was not interested in amassing insane personal wealth. He did not suffer fools gladly and his work ethics were exemplary. One thing and one thing only coloured everything that he did – the acquisition of power within himself. In the acquisition of this power he was enormously successful and became blind to everything else.
Blind to the need of check and balances in the business of government. Blind to his duty as an elected representative to be responsible and accountable to the people for what he did. And he was certainly blind to what harm the wielding of that power did to our people and to our country – damage that irreversibly and irrefutably caused the breakdown of the very fabric of society that we have known for as long as we have lived.
There were the adverse economic costs that his irresponsible grandiose schemes, mega projects and Malaysia Inc. – all manifestation of his insistence to use the power within himself to do as he please unchecked – had costs our country. A cost that ran into the billions of ringgits. A debt to be paid back by us, our children and by many generations to come. In his self-absorbed pursuit of power Mahathir used everything at his disposal to acquire power and excused anything else to keep it.
The tender system used to purchase what our government required became the quintessential way by which so many of these newly acquired thieving skills of UMNO and Barisan Nasional were deftly honed upon. The tender system was skewered to serve Mahathir’s purposes via the politics of patronage. Those who served Mahathir and UMNO vested interest were rewarded with government contracts and projects. Tenders by invitation only, tenders by negotiations and ways and means were perfected to ensure its award were only to preferred parties as identified by those in power. The tender process became flawed to serve Mahathir’s and UMNO’s interest. And once this process was flawed it was abused at all levels.
Every process of the tender system became a way of making money for the enterprising government servant and others. From the time when a requirement was identified, to the tendering out process, to the evaluation of it and then to the purchase and its payment process, and if required its maintenance – all along the line money could and was made by those involved in the process – all at great costs to our country.
Thus started the thieving of our country resources by many government servants and politicians – and the culture of materialism was born. Now everything to be done in government had a price – from haggling with the policeman to ‘selesai’ a minor traffic infringement to the building of the RM$20 billion Putrajaya.
The more power he acquired the greater his ability to reward those who served his purpose – a vicious circled that preyed on the inherent greed of men. None can deny the power that Mahathir wielded was absolute. And in having that absolute power he corrupted the process of government absolutely.
The Sultans became thieves under Mahathir. They were rewarded by being allowed to continue with their useless and ostentatious life style at our expense if they did Mahathir’s bidding. They got something for doing nothing (is that not thieving?). If they dared to cross Mahathir, they were abuse and punished.
The Mentri Besar did Mahathir’s bidding and structured Cawangans, Bahagians and Negri level within UMNO into factions with leaders who only had loyalty to Mahathir and financial rewards came with it. We have yet to meet a Mentri Besar from the Mahathir era that retired poor! Ketua Bahagians and Negri were little Napoleons of the great wealth and unbridled power in as long as it served Mahathir’s purposes. One of the most memorable example of these thieves chosen personally by Mahathir to be Mentri Besar, is that dentist now convicted of corruption – Khir Toyo. All these thieves given respectability through politics under UMNO led by Mahathir!
Ministers were thieves for the many financial rewards they obtained for putting up with the Mahathir and his megalomaniac ways of doing government. They put up with everything that Mahathir wanted to do in Cabinet because in him they knew rested their career in politics and their financial rewards for services faithfully rendered to Mahathir. This was thieving on a grand scale with legitimacy conferred at the highest level in the land – the Cabinet.
When the highest echelons of government are themselves thieves – what more its people. And that is why I say that CK got the essence of Mahathir’s era when he said this of Mahathir’s time in government:
“Ask him to count how many people became thieves when he was in power”…
What a damming indictment of Mahathir who dares to think that he could be one of our greatest Prime Minister! Greatest my a@r*! He would be more at home amongst Field Marshal Idi Amin, Emperor Bokassa or Papa Doc of Haiti – all leaders diseased with the need to have power within themselves oblivious to the need of the people and the country they serve. All leaders dammed by history and considered buffoons when pitted against Ang Sang Sui Kyi and Mandela. Our tragedy is that we already have such a buffoon in Mahathir!
First posted by Hussein abdul Hamid on Tuesday, March 13, 2012
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APPEAL FOR FUNDS TO HELP EMILIA DEFENCE PAYMENTS

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APPEAL FOR FUNDS TO HELP EMILIA DEFENCE PAYMENTS TO BE DEPOSITED INTO EMILIA’S MOTHER’S BANK ACCOUNT

Mazlipah @ Mazlifah binti MohdMaybank Account :  1627 6808 1077

Perintah mahkamah wajib dipatuhi. Walaupun aktiviti amal itu  sesuatu yang baik tapi ianya bukanlah suatu kewajipan seperti mematuhi perintah mahkamah. Hak pemohon untuk lawatan anak mesti dihormati dan kena patuhi perintah mahkamah mengenai hak lawatan anak.
Disebabkan aktiviti amal itu bukanlah satu kewajipan, maka Emilia telah melanggar perintah/penghakiman mahkamah. Malah pemohon sendiri tidak membenarkan pertukaran tarikh lawatan ke tarikh lain tersebut maka haknya untuk melawat anak anak telah dinafikan.

A time bomb about to explode

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It is not everyday I come across a sick Millionaire who uses money and connection to do his dirty laundry.

This Millionaire can seek the help of the Police anytime, any day to threatened his so called enemies.
Can IGP Abdul Hamid Bador explain how PDRM has become a toy for this Millionaire?

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This Millionaire's companies are into money laundering and double invoicing.
Can Latheefa Koya explain why MACC is not investigating this?
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Can Lim Guan Eng explain why this Millionaire is given special privileges such as not paying his taxes?
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Can Chief Justice Tengku Maimun explain her relationship with this Millionaire who allowed her Judges to follow this Millionaire's instruction in all 20 cases?
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Can Gobind Singh the Minister for MCMC explain why he takes instructions from this Millionaire?
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Is it true that this Millionaire is God Son to Mahathir?
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Can AG Tommy Thomas explain the claimed make by this Millionaire's Lawyer that he can  KOW TIM WITH YOU?
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Can Marina Mahathir explain how this Millionaire ensure SISTER OF ISLAM LOST THEIR CASE RECENTLY?
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Can someone from Istana explain how Agong can be close to this Millionaire personally.
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SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS
  • Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) ...
  • Chlamydia. ...
  • Gonorrhea. ...
  • Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) ...
  • Genital Warts and Human Papillomavirus (HPV) ...
  • Genital Herpes (HSV-1, HSV-2) ...
  • Syphilis. ...

INTERMITTENT EXPLOSIVE DISORDER
Intermittent explosive disorder involves repeated, sudden episodes of impulsive, aggressive, violent behavior or angry verbal outbursts in which you react grossly out of proportion to the situation. Road rage, domestic abuse, throwing or breaking objects, or other temper tantrums may be signs of intermittent explosive disorder.
These intermittent, explosive outbursts cause you significant distress, negatively impact your relationships, work and school, and they can have legal and financial consequences.
Intermittent explosive disorder is a chronic disorder that can continue for years, although the severity of outbursts may decrease with age. Treatment involves medications and psychotherapy to help you control your aggressive impulses.

Symptoms

Explosive eruptions occur suddenly, with little or no warning, and usually last less than 30 minutes. These episodes may occur frequently or be separated by weeks or months of nonaggression. Less severe verbal outbursts may occur in between episodes of physical aggression. You may be irritable, impulsive, aggressive or chronically angry most of the time.
Aggressive episodes may be preceded or accompanied by:
  • Rage
  • Irritability
  • Increased energy
  • Racing thoughts
  • Tingling
  • Tremors
  • Palpitations
  • Chest tightness
The explosive verbal and behavioral outbursts are out of proportion to the situation, with no thought to consequences, and can include:
  • Temper tantrums
  • Tirades
  • Heated arguments
  • Shouting
  • Slapping, shoving or pushing
  • Physical fights
  • Property damage
  • Threatening or assaulting people or animals
You may feel a sense of relief and tiredness after the episode. Later, you may feel remorse, regret or embarrassment.

Club drugs tend to be used by teenagers and young adults at bars, nightclubs, concerts, and parties. Club drugs include GHB, Rohypnol®, ketamine, MDMA (Ecstasy), Methamphetamine, and LSD (Acid).


THIS MILLIONAIRE IS A TIME BOMB WAITING TO DO MURDER.
AND THE PEOPLE HE KNOWS AND PAY FOR THEM TO DO HIS DIRTY TASK ARE MOVING INTO THAT DIRECTION.
THIS MILLIONAIRE MUST BE LOCKED UP FOR HIS OWN GOOD IN A HOSPITAL.
Murdered in Malaysia: The Altantuya Story by [E.S. Shankar]

How can one boycott Non Muslim Goods with Pig Money?

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MALAYSIA TODAY HAS TURNED INTO A TALIBAN NATION BECAUSE THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DAY ARE FILLED WITH DONKEY AND FOOLS.

THOSE WHO CLAIMED THEIR RELIGION IS THE TRUE ONE ARE DONKEY AND FOOLS.

THOSE WHO DO NOT READ THE QURAN ARE DONKEY AND FOOLS.

THOSE WHO READ BUT DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE QURAN ARE DONKEY AND FOOLS.

CAN THOSE DONKEY AND FOOLS NAME ONE COUNTRY THAT DOES NOT USE PIG MONEY TO SATISFY THEIR LUST,

SO WHY IS PIG MONEY OKAY BUT GOODS NOT OKAY, ANYONE??????

No children should watch their mother being beaten

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MALAYSIA HAS TWO LAWS.
SYARIAH AND CIVIL COURT.

THE ELITES ARE MOSTLY ARROGANT AND SELF CENTERED.
THE ELITES USE THEIR POSITION, MONEY AND POWER TO GET DOGS TO DO THEIR DIRTY TASK.


Pornography may affect your life more than you think


Experts Weigh In On Why People Like To Film Themselves Having Sex.


These days, we are more into recording our experiences than living them. All you have to do is attend a concert, and you will see hundreds if not thousands of cameras raised, capturing the moment, with attendees choosing to see a performance through the screen versus with their own eyes. While we are out recording moments for the gram publicly, we are also recording our intimate moments privately. Now almost everyone has a smart phone, making it super easy to take video or photos of your partner during sex.

“More people are filming themselves having sex with their partner because it is fun,” sex and relationships expert at LoveHoney told Metro.  “Let’s face it, our whole lives are captured on our smart phones, so why not sex, too? Lots of couples get off on watching themselves afterwards on film and having sex again because they are so turned on. And if you are going to dress up in sexy outfits for a session, of course you are going to want footage of the action.”
But if you’re going to engage in some on-camera action, make sure you do it sober and with consent.
“It is not a good idea to get the cameras out with a new partner or someone you don’t trust completely,” Annabelle says.
“Who knows where the footage might end up? You just don’t know who they will be sharing it with. By all means film with someone you trust but on the strict agreement that you both delete the footage in the event of a split.”
Besides the excitement of recording and watching, another sex expert, Stu Nugget from Lelo, says people like to watch each other for self-involved reasons. Basically, it’s a sexual selfie.
“Perhaps we’re all narcissists at heart: we all want to see ourselves as sexual, and by filming ourselves, we can do that literally, over and over again,’ he tells Metro.co.uk. ‘But it’s not a new thing. It’s just masturbating in the mirror for the digital age. There’s something intensely intimate about self-eroticism, and there’s something inherently sexy about watching yourself having sex while you’re having sex. It’s all very meta,” he explained.


The Mind of the Malays

Hello Kelantan, Hello Terengganu

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SAUDI KATA TAK PUASA TAK DENDA, TAK HENTI NIAGA UNTUK SEMBAHYANG OK TAPI............


No. 1  No more penalties for people who do not fast 

Peace and mercy of the Lord God be upon you; as per the royal decrees of HRH the Crown-Prince, the Defense Minister, and the vice-president of the ministerial cabinet – may the Lord God protect all of them – and the decision no. 2571 of the cabinet on 18th of Shabaan, 1440 A.H.,

no penalties are to be exacted on those who, in public or in secret, do not fast during the Holy Month of Ramadan

this comes within the framework of respecting human rights as per the Lord God's divine commands in the Quran and as per the moralistic and humanistic values within the culture of our noble society and within the vision of 2030 A.D. for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to achieve more progress and prosperity; 

henceforth, all former decisions contrary to this decree will be annulled once this decree is applied. 

A copy of this decree is delivered to the head of the Saudi religious police. 

Signature: The Defense Minister Abdul-Aziz Ibn Saudi Ibn Nayef Ibn Abdul-Aziz


No. 2  Businesses no need to close for prayers

Saudi Arabia said it will allow some businesses to stay open 24 hours a day, an announcement that triggered puzzlement over whether it was ending rules that require shops to shut for the five daily prayers.

A cabinet decision on Tuesday permitted stores and restaurants to operate all day in exchange for paying a fee, according to the official Saudi Press Agency. The Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs will determine the charge, as well as which commercial activities will be affected, it said.

From OutSyed the Box

Malaysian Jekyll and Hyde

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20 Signs Your Partner Is Controlling

Unhealthy and dangerous patterns aren't always obvious.

In my years as a psychologist and advice columnist, I've long since learned that stereotypes don't apply when it comes to controlling partners. Toxic relationships can sneak up on almost anyone. And controlling behavior on the part of a partner knows no boundaries—people of any age, gendersexual orientation or socioeconomic status can be in controlling relationships, playing either role.
Many of us visualize a controlling partner as one who openly berates everyone in their path, is physically aggressive, or constantly makes overt threats or ultimatums. We picture the grumpy bully who belittles every server he or she encounters or commands their partner how to dress from head to toe. While those signs are indeed troubling, there are many additional signs that might show up quite differently.
In fact, some controlling partners are acting out of a sense of emotional fragility and heightened vulnerability, and may perhaps show traits of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. Controlling people use a whole arsenal of tools in order to dominate their partners—whether they or their partners realize what's happening or not. Sometimes, the emotional manipulation is complex enough that the person who is being controlled actually believes that they themselves are the villain, or that they are extremely lucky that their controlling partner "puts up" with them. Whether controlling behavior leads to more severe emotional or physical abuse or not, it is not a healthy situation.
If you notice more than a couple of these signs within your relationship or your partner, take it seriously. (If you are concerned for your safety or want to learn more about possibly abusive relationship patterns, visit thehotline.org.)
1. Isolating you from friends and family. It may start subtly, but this is often a first step for a controlling person. Maybe they complain about how often you talk to your brother on the phone, or say they don't like your best friend and don't think you should hang out with her anymore. Or they try to turn you against anyone that you're used to relying on for support besides them. Their goal is to strip you of your support network, and thus your strength—so that you will be less likely or able to stand up against them whenever they want to "win."
2. Chronic criticism—even if it's 'small' things. Criticism, like isolation, is also something that can start small. In fact, someone may try to convince themselves that their partner's criticism of them is warranted, or that their partner is just trying to help them be a better person. Or they may try to rationalize it, saying that it's not such a big deal that he or she doesn't like the way they dress or speak or eat or decorate their house and that they shouldn't take it personally. But ultimately, no matter how individually small a criticism seems, if it's part of a constant dynamic within your relationship, it would be very tough to feel accepted, loved, or validated. If every little thing you do could use improvement in your partner's eyes, then how are you being valued as a true equal, let alone loved unconditionally?
3. Veiled or overt threats, against you or them. Some people think that threats have to be physical in nature to be problematic. But threats of leaving, cutting off "privileges," or even threats by the controlling person to harm herself or himself can be every bit as emotionally manipulative as the threat of physical violence. It is not unheard of for the partner being controlled to feel stuck in a relationship not out of fear that they themselves will be harmed, but that their partner may self-destruct or harm themselves if they were to leave. Other times, a person may be threatened with losing their home, access to their children, or financial support if they leave a controlling or abusive partner (or are left by them). Whether or not the threats are genuine, it is just another way for the controlling person to get what they want at the expense of their partner.
4. Making acceptance/caring/attraction conditional. "I love you so much more when you're making those sales at work.""I don't feel like being intimate with you. But if you keep working out and lose a bit more weight, you'll be more attractive to me.""If you can't even be bothered to make dinner, I don't even know what I'm getting from this relationship.""You'd be hot if only you spent more time on your hair.""If you'd actually finished college, you'd have something to talk about with my friends and wouldn't feel so left out." Though some of these examples are more blatant than others, the message is the same: You, right now, are not good enough. It's the common-denominator theme of many a controlling relationship.
5. An overactive scorecard. Healthy, stable relationships have a sense of reciprocity built into them. It's inherent that you will look out for each other, and not bean-count every little time you do something to help the other out. If your partner always keeps tally of every last interaction within your relationship—whether to hold a grudge, demand a favor in return, or be patted on the back—it could very well be their way of having the upper hand. And it can be downright exhausting.
6. Using guilt as a tool. Many controlling people are skilled manipulators at making their partner's own emotions work in the controlling person's favor. If they can manipulate their partners into feeling a steady stream of guilt about everyday goings-on, then a lot of the controlling person's work is done for them—their partners will gradually try to do whatever they can to not have to feel guilty. Often this means relenting and giving up power and their own dissenting opinion within the relationship, which plays right into the controlling person's hands.
7. Creating a debt you're beholden to. Controlling people may come on very strongly in the beginning with seemingly romantic gestures. But upon closer inspection, many of those gestures—extravagant gifts, expectations of serious commitment early on, taking you for luxurious meals or on adventurous outings, letting you have full use of their car or home when they're not there—can be used to control you. Specifically, they create an expectation of you giving something in return, or a sense that you feel beholden to that person because of all they've given you. This can make it more emotionally and logistically difficult to escape when further warning bells go off.
8. Spying, snooping, or requiring constant disclosure. A controlling partner typically feels that they have the right to know more than they actually do. Whether they keep their snooping secret or openly demand that you must share everything with them, it is a violation of boundaries from the get-go. Perhaps he or she checks your phone, logs into your email, or constantly tracks your Internet history, and then justifies this by saying they've been burned before, have trust issues, or the old standard: "If you're not doing anything wrong, then you shouldn't mind showing me." It's a violation of your privacy, hand-in-hand with the unsettling message that they have no interest in trusting you and instead want to take on a police-like presence within your relationship.
9. Overactive jealousy, accusations, or paranoiaA partner's jealousy can be flattering in the beginning; it can arguably be viewed as endearing, or a sign of how much they care or how attached they are. When it becomes more intense, however, it can be scary and possessive. A partner who views every interaction you have as being flirtatious, is suspicious or threatened by multiple people you come in contact with, or faults you for innocent interactions because they may be "leading someone on" may be insecure, anxious, competitive or even paranoid. Additionally, when this perspective becomes ingrained within your relationship, they very likely are attempting to be controlling as well.
10. Not respecting your need for time alone. It's another way of sapping your strength: making you feel guilty for time you need on your own to recharge, or making you feel like you don't love them enough when you perhaps need less time with them than they need with you. It is natural that two partners may not automatically have the exact same needs in terms of alone time, even if they are both extroverts (or introverts). In healthy relationships, communication about those needs leads to a workable compromise. In controlling ones, the person needing the alone time is made out to be a villain or denied the time altogether, taking away yet another way they can strengthen themselves.
11. Making you "earn" trust or other good treatment. Of course you will trust someone you've dated for five years more than you trust the person you've been seeing for a month. But some amount of trust should be assumed or inherent within the relationship. For instance, as mentioned, you shouldn't always have to detail your whereabouts for every moment of every day, nor should your partner automatically have the right to access your email or texts or Internet search history. If trust or even civil treatment is viewed as something you need to work up to rather than the default setting of the relationship, the power dynamic in your relationship is off-kilter.
12. Presuming you're guilty until proven innocent. Again, a controlling person is often very skilled at making you feel that you've done something wrong even before you realize what you did. You may walk in the door to find them already angry about something that they found, thought about, or decided in your absence. And they may keep "evidence" of your wrongdoing to a point that you may feel they've got a whole case against you—even if you don't quite understand it. From where you put their favorite coffee mug to whether you had lunch with a coworker without them knowing, you will always be assumed to have had criminal motives. Why do they do this? To use it as justification for punishing you in some way, or preemptively trying to keep you from making that "error" again—to keep you acting in ways they want you to.
13. Getting you so tired of arguing that you'll relent. While some controlling people like to exert their influence under the radar, many others are openly and chronically argumentative and embrace conflict when they can get it. This can be especially true when their partner is more passive and the controlling person is likely to triumph in every disagreement that comes up, just because the partner being controlled is more conflict-avoidant in nature or simply exhausted from the fighting that they've done. 
14. Making you feel belittled for long-held beliefs. Maybe it's your faith or your politics. Maybe it's cultural traditions or your view of human nature. It's great when our partners can challenge us in interesting discussions and give us new ways of looking at the world. It is not great when they make you feel small, silly, or stupid, or they consistently try to change your mind about something important to you that you believe in. Openness to new experience is wonderful—but a controlling partner doesn't see it as a two-way street, and only wants you to be and think more like they do.
15. Making you feel you don't "measure up" or are unworthy of them. Whether by subtly making you feel less attractive than they are, constantly reinforcing their professional accomplishments as compared to yours, or even comparing you unfavorably to their exes, controlling people often want you to feel grateful that you are in a relationship with them. This creates a dynamic where you will be more willing to work harder and harder to keep them and make them happy—a dream for someone who wants to dominate a relationship.
16. Teasing or ridicule that has an uncomfortable undercurrent. Humor and even teasing can be a fundamental mode of interacting within many long-term relationships. The key aspect is whether it feels comfortable and loving to both parties. In many controlling relationships, emotional abuse can be thinly veiled as "I was just playing with you; you shouldn't take it personally." And in one fell swoop, not only does the original criticism stand, but now an additional criticism of you having the "wrong" reaction has been levied. And you're basically being told that you don't have a right to your own feelings—a classic move by controlling people everywhere.
17. Sexual interactions that feel upsetting afterwards. An abusive or controlling dynamic within a relationship can often make its way into the bedroom. Sometimes things feel wrong even in the moment, but other times it's a pattern of feeling uncomfortable after the interaction. Either way, when you feel consistently unsettled about goings-on within your sexual realtionship, it's a sign that something is wrong.
18. Inability or unwillingness to ever hear your point of view. You may notice that you are constantly interrupted, or that opinions you express are quickly dismissed or were never acknowledged in the first place. Perhaps the conversation is always so overwhelmingly dominated by your partner that you can't remember the last time they asked you a meaningful question about how you were doing and actually listened to the answer. Think, too, of whether you've ever tried to give them feedback about how their behavior makes you feel—and whether they've actually been able to take it in, or whether they've dismissed it out of hand (or perhaps even blamed you for having an invalid opinion.)
19. Pressuring you toward unhealthy behaviors, like substance abuseUndermining your fitness goals, constantly tempting you with cigarettes when you've quit, not respecting your decision to only have one drink rather than three—these are all ways that controlling people can try to thwart your attempts to be a healthier (and stronger) person. Since controlling people thrive on weakening their partners, it's a natural tool for them to use.
20. Thwarting your professional or educational goals by making you doubt yourself. Maybe you always assumed you would go to law school, but now your partner is making you feel your grades weren't good enough to get in. Maybe you used to have a lot of drive to own your own business, but your partner tends to think of your ideas as silly and you find you've lost confidence to pursue them further. Often a controlling partner has a way of using you as a weapon against yourself, by planting seeds of doubt about whether you're talented or smart or hard-working enough to make good things happen in your life. This is another way they can take away your autonomy, making you more beholden to them—and serving their purposes quite nicely.
Andrea Bonior Ph.D


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How Does NAZA Evade Tax?

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Naza Tax Evasion - Spare Parts

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Spare Parts

Naza purchases completely built-up (CBU) cars, completely knocked down (CKD) parts, spare parts from Peugeot and are billed accordingly:
NAZA Peugeot Original Invoice

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Rafae, a “trusted” team member of Dato Samson Anand George Tax Evasion Team submits fake/forged invoices at a lower amount for ALL parts to Custom and Excise and Naza pays excise duties on the lower amounts. As a result of paying lower excise duties, Naza can sell those Peugeot cars to the public at a more competitive price and make more profit.
The authorities need to ask Peugeot to provide them with the original invoices for these spare parts. They will then have to compare these original invoices with the one submitted by Naza to Custom and Excise. As each part have their unique identifying parts number, it would be a matter of comparing the original invoices with the one submitted by Naza to know how much Tax the Government and the people of Malaysia were defrauded of.
This Tax Evasion ruse was devised, managed and executed by Dato Samson Anand George and his team within Naza, and, assisted by PKT Logistics and their subsidiaries Orisis Logistics.
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Datuk Michael Tio (PKT Logistics)

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Augustine K. B. Lee (PKT Logistics)
Within Naza, different sets of books are kept by a dedicated accounting team to hide the discrepancies and to further the fraud. This has been done by Naza over many decades and would have cost the government and the Malaysian public, tax revenue losses running in the hundreds of millions, if not billions.
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Marina Mansor Finance Head reporting to Dato Samson Anand George
Whenever Royal Malaysian Customs is about to raid Naza, Dato Samson will get a tip-off and his “trusted” people will be scrambling to hide documents.
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SAMSON ANAND GEORGE OF NAZA
Recently, Customs seized 21 cars for violation of import documents (https://www.nst.com.my/news/crime-courts/2019/09/519261/six-lamborghini-huracans-amongs-vehicles-seized-customs-raid). While this is a move in the right direction, we hope Deputy Customs director-general (Enforcement and Compliance) Datuk Azimah Abd Hamid will also investigate the activities of Dato Samson Anand George who has faked/forged literally tens of thousands of import documents!
Locally produced cars sold by Naza are “manufactured” at their factory in Kedah, which they have sold a majority stake to Groupe PSA (Peugeot, Citroen, and Opel). Being so powerful, they even bend the rules on CBU and CKD. Officially there is only a duty structure for CBU and for CKD (http://www.maa.org.my/pdf/duties_taxes_on_motor_vehicles.pdf). Naza, on the other hand, can purchase CBU vehicles in Korea and France, and then disassemble, ship to Malaysia using PKT and Orisis, and then pass these cars off as CKD thus paying lower duties to profit more, in addition to the profits gained from fake/forged invoicing. Officially there is NO such duty structure for disassembled CBU being passed off as CKD so how does Naza do it?
We are aware that LHDN and Naza have negotiated for a much lesser amount to be paid into the Government coffers for the hundreds of millions of Tax revenue that they have already defrauded our government of. The question that needs to be asked is simply this: Who in LHDN and who in government, aided and abetted this much-reduced settlement. And why had Naza been given time to pay this when they have already had in their coffers, the Tax revenue money they had defrauded us all, for many years?
And more pertinent: Why has Naza not been prosecuted for this Tax Fraud which is a crime against our nation and our people? Is this because Naza is a Bumiputra conglomerate and this Pakatan Harapan government is reluctant to bring to heel a Bumiputra business that has, among its shareholders, Rafidah Aziz, Wan Azizah and Azmin Ali? Or is the money that NAZA still has, a factor in making this Pakatan Harapan government look the other way?
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Naza’s NZ Wheels is the “SOLE IMPORTER” of Mercedes-Benz in Malaysia NOT Mercedes-Benz Malaysia. So for every Mercedes you buy, you’re making Naza richer.
Naza NZ Wheels states : “The company has the ability in term of knowledge, experiences, skills and Approved Permits (AP) to undertake, as well as live up to her appointment as the sole importer for New Complete-Build-Up (CBU) Mercedes Benz and an authorised dealer for Mercedes-Benz Malaysia Sdn Bhd. It is supported by their affiliation with NAZA Motor Trading Sdn Bhd and NAZA Consortium Sdn Bhd.”

The Wedding

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ZAHID AND HADI .
WHO IS THE BRIDE AND WHO IS THE GROOM?

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MAHATHIR AND AZMIN.
THIS ONE I KNOW.
MAHATHIR THE GROOM AND AZMIN ALI THE BRIDE.

In the name of Allah

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THE WHOLE WORLD IS LAUGHING AT MALAYSIA FOR ALLOWING SUCH STUPIDITY TO CONTINUE EVEN AFTER THE COLLAPSE OF UMNO.

BERSATU MUST BE DESPERATE TO SHAME MUSLIM.

Second Chance given to the wrong person

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Today, I am taking a walk with nonagenarian. He’s 94, and today, I want him to remember. So we will start our walk a few days before May 13th 1969 erupted. And, while people say we should never look back, it is important that at this time, we do. Otherwise, how will we ever learn. We can only learn from what is in our experience. Tengku Abdul Rahman, my beloved Prime Minister at that time, said he was the happiest Prime Minister because he marveled at how peaceful we were, a country with different races, different cultures and different religions, and with people that lived together in harmony.
Before he died, in an article entitled, “As I see it”, Tengku Abdul Rahman named the people who plotted May 13th. He named you, and said that you were part of a group of rabble rousers called Ultra Malays. As a group , aka the Ultra Malays, you Sir, together with Musa Hitam and Ghazali Shafee, were instrumental in the announcement made at Ampang Hilir, that there was going to be a coup. Then from Datuk Harun’s house, where people with hate in their hearts were assembled, a rumour began that the Chinese were killing the Malays and the rest is history. The riots began. To stop the riots and to contain the violence , Tun Razak deployed the army and people were shot in the streets. It was a dark time. To put the final nail in our beloved First Prime Minister’s coffin, you wrote the yellow letters, in which you accused Tengku of siding with the Chinese and blamed Lim Kit Siang for the riots, even though he was not even in town. Tengku’s account of this chronology had the truth in it. Three years later, he died.
Still, subsequently, as Malaysians, we moved on from this very very dark time in our country’s history, and bless our Malaysian hearts, we forgave it all. So, those of you reading this article, please understand no malice is intended by my writing it. On the contrary, this article shows that we all know what happened, but because, unlike the rest of my families that fled in fear, we stayed to serve this country, as did all of you. This is our country, Malaysia. And we are still here.
I have loved this country for 70 years now, and still do. This is my country. I cannot say it enough times. In spite of all that has happened and in spite of the fact that my family was split, post May 13th 1969, this is my country. This type of love tells the world what a glorious and forgiving and loving people, Malaysians are. We are special. True Malaysians are one family.
But we tarry. Let’s move on.
Fast forward to your appointment as Minister of Education. The slide and rot of our once excellent education system began with you. After GE 14, you Sir, wanted to come back as Education Minister and when it didn’t happen, you sent us your lackey. All he has done is set the cat among the pidgeons. But again, let’s not tarry.
We must not waste any more time on our MOE. He is ineffectual, and despite the fact that he has a winsome smile he is not going to “Khat It”. Time is now of the essence.
So, come along, dear Sir. So sorry to rush you, but there is much more you need to remember, Dr Mahathir.
Let us go back to a little more history, post riots. Once established as the blue eyed boy of UMNO, by no other than Tun Razak, the same one who ousted Tengku Abdul Rahman, one by one , you got rid of Tengku Razalie, Musa Hitam and the likes. Guess they got their just rewards. The destroyers became the destroyed. Karma is a bitch. And throughout all this time, you played the racial card.
No, Dr Mahathir, it’s not us that use race and religion to divide us. You do it so very well and provide us our daily bread with the race/ religion rhetoric. This time you’ve even gone one step better. Now you’ve allowed ZN to insult and question our birth right and our loyalties and yet, you keep him here. He even has outriders. Almost on par with you, Sir. If that’s not adding insult to injury, what is? By the way, the fact that ZN says he was misquoted, tells us that like you, ZN has taken Malaysians for fools. By your refusal to see what he is creating, you are telling us how much you care for the people who were willing to forgive your history, open our hearts and put our trust in you. Yet underlying your rhetoric, you are saying to every true Malaysian, suck it up. And so, we are stuck with the man. And yes, we continue to “suck it up”.
A couple of nights ago, I was out celebrating Merdeka. It is ironical that I still believe in the word Merdeka or the concept of it. And the people, who were with me and who still want to believe in you, say you are always one step in front of us, way ahead of our puny brains with your master plan for this country. Forgive me if I’m skeptical that this is even remotely true. Master plan or another nail in our coffins? The next few months will tell us. But move on, we must, lest you get lulled into believing there isn’t more.
We now walk through the advent of GE14 and the choices voters made. The old adages “ Better the devil you know, than the devil you don’t” and “Hobson’s choice “, were in play then, and you appeared as the saviour of my beloved land. So post election europhia, we were excited. Our country needed money. The real troupers of this land paid into a fund that was launched to Save Malaysia, so, when Lim Guan Eng came in as finance minister, he launched this fund. We all did our part to help put money back into our coffers. We ALL did. All we wanted was to drag ourselves out of the mire created by the marauders and rapists who were destroying our country. We heeded the cry to arms. We won. Or did we?
If you believe that we cared tuppence for the PH manifesto, you were mistaken. We are realists. No pie in the sky, no pipe dreams. We had our feet on the ground. Then you began removing the rug from under our feet. Each month your lackey annoyed people. Then you started letting Dumno has-beens, leap frog into your party to swell your party numbers. God, there are some real jumpers there. You could hold a leap frog race and they would win hands down. You came in on a PKR and DAP ticket, but you knew you were on shifting sand, and sought to strengthen your position. Your son got some choice offers, slick move that. And you, barely in office too.
Aiyohlah, how are you different from Jibby. It wasn’t long then, before a slide built up. Soon we saw that a new rot, smelling a lot like the old rot, had started to creep in. And then came the “piece de resistance”, a stench of things to come. And that stench, is firmly entrenched on our soil. He’s here, and it looks like he is here to stay, while we, the Indians and Chinese, bonafide Malaysian citizens, are accused of all kinds of things, of being anti Islam, racialistic and of being bigots. The dirges for DAP and PKR have started playing. A funeral soon for their demise?
Sir, we are ending our little walk now. I know you are tired. But before you leave, take a stroll around the Government offices, in Putra Jaya. How many employees are there in Government Service? Which race dominates? Visit the Universities and Hospitals and every other Public Facility. Which race dominates? And then Sir, answer this question. How much more and for how long more, do the other races have to give in?
As you are driven around the city, pray read the names of companies that are building highways, have Government projects, own the canteens in schools and government offices . Then visit the MOE and your other ministries. Which race dominates? And then ask this question again. When will Government tenders finally be transparent and opened to us, the marginalized? How much more do you’ll want , Sir, and for how long more?
It must be very tiring staying ahead of the pack at your tender age. But you are running short of time. No one is immortal. It must worry you that God may call us anytime. So while I am no God, I really believe that one day you will be asked, by God, whom we all will face , to explain why you never kept your promises to ALL your voters . ZN did not vote you in. But he’s here. We voted you in and yet we are being told, in so many ways, to go back from whence we came.
I believe also that you will be asked by God, to explain how , as the Prime Minister of this wonderful land, you took care of your “Ummah Wahida”? What will you say? You will surely be asked how much you did to mesh us all together with our Muslim brethren? You will have to answer. Did you do right by us, or did you just pit us against each other? And most importantly, what did you do to eradicate racialim and religious bigotry in this once glorious land. I think, my precious nonagenarian, you’ve got your work cut out for you. Time is not on your side. But because I’m a nice person, I will pray for you to get it right this time. Please Sir, get it right, this time. I will pray everyday for my country. God Bless us all.
Written by
Carol Jennifer Soars
And I remain as always
A true Malaysian

There is no Justice with an Uncaring Prime Minister

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Malaysia a nation with only 33 million population has too many obstacles for growth.

In the first place why is there a need for two laws – Federal and Syariah?

Is the Government so incapable and weak?

Why do we even have a Parliament that only serve the ruling government?

The answer comes with twisted excuses.  In Malaysia, the Government believe that if the Federal is not in their favour, then Syariah will be.  Forgetting today the Judiciary is just a rubber stamp for the ruling government with power in return money and project as incentive.

Today no one retires in high office poor.

There is no justice both in Federal and Syariah.

Many cases like stealing RM50 can lead to 6 years in jail.  A rapist can be found innocent.  A murderer not enough evidence.  A toddler death is consider as fated.  A bullied victim death is considered an accident.  When a person is accidentally killed by own colleague, an attempt to use another race as scapegoat. Majority can insult and mock the Minority but when vice verses the latter is punished. When Rakyat condemn and complaint against the wrongdoing of the authorities or leaders or Royalty, the Rakyat are punished with jail sentence but when the authorities or leaders or Royalty causes abuse, insult, injury and death, the court, AG and PDRM ignore it.  The cycle of crime is then repeated yearly.

How long do the Rakyat have to suffer to please the elite of this country?

Today I have lost respect for both the Federal and Syariah.  As an ordinary citizen I have not been able to get justice since 1994.

In 1994 my son was molested by his class teacher Nora Zam Zam of Sri Kuala Lumpur who happens to be a Malay and a woman.  The Police, MCA Michael Chong and Judge did not believe a boy can be molested. The Judge had on many occasion waited until the owner of the school to be present before proceeding the case because of his Datukship and later Tan Seri.  Title in court is looked upon like God.

In 2008 my ex husband was cheated by CIMB Fund Manager and lost all his pension money.  I reported to Bank Negara and Zeti who was the Governor then, PDRM and AG. But no action taken because the brain behind the scam was Musa Aman’s nephew.  In the same year my ex husband generously handed over a RM6 million project to his Malay contractor friend whom he trusted.
Since then my ex husband got cheated another 5 times from his titled friends who have connection.  Seeking justice through PDRM, AG and Court would have resulted in waste of time and money which we did not have.

Then in 2018 I did not get a single sen from my divorce even though I had wasted 33 years in marriage and brought up 5 children with my money.  Syariah Court has no concern or interest in women.

In the same year I wrote to the Deputy Agong to seek help to recover my years in service and to disown my pariah daughter.  Again nothing happens because I am a woman.

When my ex sister in law was mistreated by her husband, my ex husband refused to help and even discourage her from getting a divorce instead said that it was better that her husband comes homes once in a while to fuck her and take her money than being a divorcee.

Today the curse from my ex husband side is facing my pariah daughter.  She is constantly being brain washed that having a husband to fuck her daily is better than a divorce.  She is even told to have more children to hold onto an abusive controlled freak.  Since she chooses to listen to her friends and father who tells her that it is the right of the husband to control her, she has to face her karma.  I would not be surprise if she commits suicide or kill her own son in the coming days.  Even though she has a PhD it does not mean she is rational in her thinking.  When a person surround herself in extreme Islamic surrounding, a husband who is a controlled freak and a father who does not care, her life has become full of regrets and IF….

Malaysia need a Prime Minister who is just and fair.

Malaysia does not need two laws.

Abolish Syariah and Religious Department like Jakim.  Instead use the money to educate the Judges to be just and concern for spouses in abusive relationship and divorce and to use common sense instead of their ego and power to pass sentence.  Judges should also write their judgement instead of leaving it to God. Since 1984 till today there are at least 160,000 unwritten judgements that remain cold.  I am a VICTIM OF UNWRITTEN JUDGEMENT. No one cares, no one bother.

I have encountered Judges who are biased towards other races and gender but worship those with Titles.

Malaysia must have the freedom to voice our concern and to scold our leaders when they go astray.
If a country like USA with a population of 330 million can voice their concern and scold their leader and UK  with a population of 66 million can show their displeasure at the monarchy, 

WHY THEN IN MALAYSIA WE ARE CHARGE WITH EVERY SECTION IN THE PENAL CODE AND MCMC WHEN WE ARE INSULTED AND MOCKED. 

IT IS A SHAME THAT THE PEOPLE WE VOTED TO DEVELOP THIS NATION ONLY CARE FOR THEMSELVES AND IGNORE OUR SUFFERING.  WHILE THE ROYALTY OF THIS NATION THINK THEY ARE TOO GOOD FOR US.


Malaysia bloated with shit

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Surat Terbuka Kepada YAB Perdana Menteri Daripada Ali Abdullah Veteran TLDM 802140


Assalamualaikum Tuan Syed,

Saya sangat berharap kalau Tuan boleh muat naik tulisan saya bertajuk "Open Letter to the Prime Minister of Malaysia".  Saya adalah pengikut tegar blog tuan. Pernah sekali sekala membuat komen.  Kesudian tuan membantu saya dahului dengan ribuan terima kasih.  

Wassalam.  Ali Abdullah.


Open Letter to the Prime Minister of Malaysia 

Mr Prime Minister, Sir

My apology for addressing you as Mr Prime Minister instead of My Dear Tun and what not. Please personally read and understand the plight of an ailing Malaysian Armed Forces Veteran deprived of his right by the very department established to cater for the welfare of Malaysian Armed Forces veterans.

Whether this will be my last or first of many open letter will depend on you, Mr Prime Minister and Jabatan Hal Ehwal Veteran (JHEV) ATM. If JHEV continue treating me like a beggar, this washing dirty linen in public may not end soon.

I have tried to resolve this impasse by communicating direct with JHEV but sadly those little napoleons warming the chairs at JHEV are only interested in covering one another’s mistake instead of admitting that they have erred.

Mr Prime Minister, Sir,

My name is Ali bin Abdullah and my Malaysian Armed Forces official number is 802140.
I enlisted with the Royal Malaysian Navy which was then based in Woodlands, Singapore on May 25, 1965 - during the peak period of the Malaysia-Indonesia Confrontation. After completing 13 years of compulsory service and the confrontation was well and truly over, I called a day and promised that “I will again return” if and when this beloved country of ours is again threatened.

That was my two cents worth of contribution to this country of ours.

On 14 September 2018, I had a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) operation at Institute Jantung Negara (IJN). A day later, on 15 September 2018, while still under Intensive Care, post-ops complications, i.e. STROKE got the better of me whereby I lost the use of my left upper and lower limbs. And from then on, I become an OKU.

Prior to my discharge which was on 29 September 2018, and on doctor’s recommendation, I acquired relevant facilities such as electric hospital bed, wheelchair, quad cane and commode chair.

In February 2019, a reimbursement claim was submitted to JHEV.

A few days later JHEV called asking for supporting letter or memo from a Government doctor.

Three months later received payment less than half the amount.

When enquired the reason for not reimbursing as per claim, JHEV gave an EXCUSE that they only follow government doctor’s letter in that I am only entitled to claim manual-cranked hospital bed.

Since the government doctor’s hand written letter was in English and suspecting that JHEV personnel may not understand English I emailed a reply with brief translation highlighting the word “electric bed”.

Perhaps, realizing their mistake, JHEV came up with another EXCUSE in that for claim exceeding RM2,000 I have to submit full medical report.

August 6, 2019, a full medical report handwritten by the surgeon that operated on me was submitted to JHEV.

August 22, 2019, received a letter dispatched via POS Laju from JHEV rejecting the claim with yet another absurd EXCUSE. Instead of trying to grasp the meaning and implications of “Permanent Stroke” that was written in the medical report, JHEV opted to highlight an irrelevant phrase in the report “postoperatively, he was noted to have left limb weakness (power 3/5).”

Why is it irrelevant?

Left limb weakness (power 3/5) was an assessment done on August 6, 2019 approximately 11 (eleven) months or 325 days after the stroke and hundreds of hours of rehabilitation work-out and not on the day I was discharged from IJN, still unable to move my left upper and lower limbs that necessitates the acquisition of electric hospital bed.

I understand that one of the decision makers at JHEV is a practicing doctor. But, if the said doctor is worth his medical degree, he does not need first-hand experience to grasp the meaning of “permanent stroke” that disabled the nerve and muscle tissues causing foot drop, shoulder subluxation and winged scapula.

Mr Prime Minister, Sir

When a certain tycoon painted a negative picture of our Armed Forces, virtually the whole country was offended not less the ‘microphone throwing’ Defence Minister who made it known, quote “Tindakan pihak yang menghina Angkatan Tentera Malaysia (ATM) disifatkan perbuatan jijik dan tidak boleh diterima sama sekali.” Tegas Menteri Pertahanan Mohamad Sabu.

Yet, when a 74 years old ailing veteran who spent thirteen years of his prime life defending the independence of this country is treated like a beggar by JHEV, and two emails were sent to the Defense Minister highlighting my plight, he chooses to adopt the three monkeys stance – buta, tuli dan bisu. Why?

Mr Prime Minister, Sir,

When I joined the navy, our British Instructor seconded from the Royal Navy instilled in us, which I still treasure dearly, that “never give up and keep fighting even after we have expended our last ammo” and hence this open letter hoping against hope that you could knock some wisdom into the brains of decision makers at JHEV, and stop giving excuses to cover their mistakes.

To err is human, but to persist in error (out of pride) is diabolical.

Ali Abdullah (802140)
Rank & File Veteran 1965 - 1978
Royal Malaysian Navy (Woodlands)

THIS WAS TAKEN FROM OUTSYED THE BOX.
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LIKE MOST MINISTER CHOOSEN BY A FUCKING PRIME MINISTER WHO CANNOT SERVE THE RAKYAT BUT HIS OWN CHILDREN ONLY, THIS HAPPENS.

MAT SABU HAS NO BUSINESS TO BE A DEFENCE MINISTER.  HE IS NOT CAPABLE NEITHER DOES HE HAS THE ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND THAT HIS WORK REQUIRES HIM TO READ AND HAVE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING ON HOW OUR ARMED FORCES HAVE BEEN SCREWED LEFT AND RIGHT.  SINCE 1984 TILL TODAY EVERY TOP GUNS INSIDE ARE SUCKING AND TREATING THE HELPLESS SOLDIERS AND POLICE AS PARIAH DOGS.

LONG AGO I KNOW A TOP GUN WHO HAPPENS TO BE A RELATIVE OF THE PRESENT PRIME MINISTER, HIS DRIVER HAD TO FIND YOUNG GIRLS AND BOYS AND DRUGS ALMOST DAILY FOR HIM.  WHEN THE MRS FOUND OUT, THE POOR DRIVER WAS BEATEN UP BY HIS OWN COLLEAGUE ON THE ORDER OF THE TOP GUN.  YES THE TOP GUN HAD FUN AND THE POOR DRIVER HAD TO BE BEATEN FOR IT. IF I REMEMBER CLEARLY THE DRIVER LOST THE USE OF HIS LEGS AND SOON BECAME HOMELESS IN THE STREET OF KUALA LUMPUR. AT THAT TIME HE WAS ONLY 38 YEARS OLD.

TODAY OUR MINISTERS ARE VERY GOOD FOR FUCKING WITH BOYS AND GIRLS AND MAKING THEMSELVES VERY, VERY RICH WITHIN A YEAR.

IF AN INVESTIGATION IS DONE, I AM SURE MANY PORN VIDEOS CAN BE FOUND ON THEM.

AZMIN ALI HAS A COLLECTION OF 3,000 SUCH VIDEOS INCLUDING HIMSELF AS PORN STAR.  YET NO ONE IN PDRM HAS THE COURAGE TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST AZMIN ALI.

BECAUSE OF THIS, ALL THE MINISTERS NOW THINK THEY ARE GOD.

MACC IS NOT DOING ANYTHING ABOUT THE BILLIONS THAT HAS BEEN SIPHONED OFF BY THE PRESENT MINISTERS INSTEAD IS HELPING TO COVER UP EVIDENCES.

LIKE MOST MALAYSIANS I CURSE AND SWEAR AT PH GOVERNMENT DAILY.


Anwar's pariah dogs

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Grandson of late CAP president sues Anwar’s aide for assault

Farhash Wafa Salvador Rizal Mubarak (left) and Tunku Nashrul Tunku Abaidah have been named in suits by the grandson of the late CAP president SM Idris.


PETALING JAYA: The grandson of late prominent consumer advocate SM Mohamed Idris has filed a suit for assault against Farhash Wafa Salvador Rizal Mubarak, the political secretary of Anwar Ibrahim.
Muhammed Yusoff, 26, in his action filed at the Shah Alam Sessions Court, said Farhash had inflicted injuries after punching him repeatedly without provocation at Anwar’s office in Bukit Gasing here in May.
“The violent attack was against the law and occurred at the workplace of the plaintiff,” he said in his statement of claim sighted by FMT.
Yusoff is also suing Anwar’s press secretary Tunku Nashrul Tunku Abaidah over several media statements he made on the incident.
He said Tunku Nashrul had, among others, defamed him by accusing him of having a drug addiction problem and denying that the assault took place.
FMT is trying to reach Yusoff to confirm the suit.
When contacted, Farhash and Tunku Nashrul said they have not been served with the suits.
Yusoff was appointed as Anwar’s research officer in September last year. His duties included replying letters sent to the PKR president and Port Dickson MP.
He is demanding damages so that he could undergo treatment for injuries and to compensate for the repair of his wristwatch and mobile phone.
He is also seeking exemplary damages from Farhash for “wilful and violent conduct” as well as other reliefs deemed fit by the court.
In his statement of claim, Yusoff said Farhash, 37, came to the office at about 10am on May 16 this year and scolded him for being rude to Anwar’s secretary, Shukri Saad, which he denied.
Yusoff said Farhash then pushed him against the wall while he was seated, choked him and threatened to kill him.
Yusoff said he managed to free himself, following which Farhash lunged forward and rained punches on him before throwing his mobile phone on the table.
“He pushed me to the floor and continued to attack and injure me,” Yusoff said in the statement, adding that Farhash later left the premises after threatening to kill him.
He said he sent a text message about the incident to Anwar, who told him to seek medical treatment and rest at home.
The plaintiff said the following day, Farhash came to the office and told him that he could do whatever he liked in the office and again threatened him for reporting the incident to Anwar.
Yusoff sought treatment at a private hospital in Kuala Lumpur and lodged a report against Farhash at the Petaling Jaya police station on May 26.
He said Farhash contacted him two days after the report was made but that he avoided meeting the defendant.
In his suit, Yusoff said he has not worked for Anwar since June, saying he is traumatised and emotionally disturbed as a result of the incident.
His grandfather, the late SM Idris, one of Malaysia’s most prominent consumer advocates who founded the Consumers Association of Penang, died on May 17 at the age of 93.
Free Malaysia Today
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Farhash is well known for being hot tempered and violent when he cannot gets his way.
Tunku Nashrul is well known for being sly, liar and scammer.
Shukri Saad is well known as a con man who is forever borrowing money from those he meets and a big liar.  He has cheated so many of people that even though complaints were made to Anwar and family, nothing has been done to stop him.
I am curious why Anwar have thugs, liars and scammers working for him.
IF ANWAR CONTINUES TO HAVE SUCH EVIL BEINGS WORKING FOR HIM, I HATE TO THINK THE KIND OF CREATURE THAT WILL BE MAKE MINISTERS WHEN HE TAKES OVER THE PREMIERSHIP.
IS ANWAR GOING TO BE ANOTHER MAHATHIR WHO INSTIGATE FIGHTS AND HAVE THUGS, MURDERERS, LIARS, SCAMMERS AND CHEAT RUNNING THIS NATION.
I BELIEVE THOSE PRISONERS ANWAR HAS BEING FRIENDS WITH FOR 11 YEARS ARE BETTER HUMAN BEINGS THAN FARHASH, TUNKU NASHRUL AND SHUKRI.
DEAR ANWAR, YOUR NAME AND DIGNITY ARE COVERED WITH SHIT AND MUD BY HAVING SUCH PARIAH WITH YOU.  DO ADVICE YOUR PARIAH DOGS TO RETURN ALL THE MONEY THEY HAVE BEEN BORROWING IN YOUR NAME.

Nothing is Free, SO HOW MUCH???

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Dato Wira SM Faisal has filed for a contempt proceeding against MP YB Maria Chin on 18.9.2019 in Kuala Lumpur Syariah Court
Mainstream media reported it is Dato Wira SM Faisal who is the plaintiff for this case. In truth, there are two people acting as plaintiff
1) Datuk Wira SM Faisal SM Nasimuddin
2) Zaleha Ismail. Faisal’s lawyer, Akhberdin has removed Puan Zaleha’s “Puan Sri” to hide the fact that she is needed in this suit to strengthen their contempt case
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This case is being heard in front of Judge Mohamed Fouzi Bin Mokhtar who is the same judge that sentence Emilia to 7 days of jail last week.
This case mention and subsequent hearings will be a conflict of interest as the same judge that handed out the 7 days jail sentence to Emilia will be the same judge to determined YB Maria contempt charge.  The judge could act bias towards YB Maria and say how dare you challenged my decision?
If indeed MP Maria Chin remarks tarnished Syariah court system as claimed, then it should be the Syariah judiciary that should file the contempt charges and not SM Faisal and Puan Sri Zaleha against YB Maria Chin.
Yesterday Faisal’s lawyers filed ex-party (one-sided) contempt charges in Syariah court in order for their case to be heard without MP Maria Chin presence to get a head start.  The outcome that Faisal wanted was for the case to proceed but the court decided it will only decide if contempt charges will proceed or not on the 14.10.2019. And the contempt charges, we repeat, will be heard in front of Judge Mohamed Fouzi Bin Mokhtar. The same judge that sentence Emilia to 7 days in jail.

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