If Anwar does not take an action against this Zulkifli Noordin there there is definitely going to split in ideology. Nobody going to trust Anwar's intention of doing good for all Malaysians.
There start of the end of Pakatan Rakyat. Islam is not Malaysia. It is Malaysians who make Malaysia. As long you don't understand this there can never be a united Malaysia and a successful country. Make a stand Anwar. Take action. PAS better stop pushing this Islamic front. There were hundred of thousands of Malaysians who are not Muslim that voted for you candidates. Obviously it was not for your ideology and credibility. Simple just for a change. So if you think by implying Islam is Malaysia and the non-Muslim has no rights to question anything. No religion is above the law. Regardless if is under any form of court. Don't bring religion into law. Civil Right mean. Political, social, and economic rights that each citizen has by virtue of simply being a citizen, and which are usually upheld by law.
Where is the law?
Many of the article in malaysiakini is a good eye opener to the real Malaysia. Yesterday i felt Malaysia has no future. Being a Malaysian sucked more. What kind of country is this that does not even respect you. Many friends who studied and worked with me overseas always said the same thing i prefer to be a foreigner is a foreign land than on my own land. Sadly it's true....09.08.2008. A another failure. A waste of time this Pakatan Rakyat. Barisan Nasional Is another shame and disappointment. Malaysia will always be the country that could have been great as long this pathetic leaders and politics run malaysia.
Race based politics needs to be abolished. As long this corrupted system is used Malaysia will stay in it's iceage mentality.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Forum is merely for Islam-bashing?????
Where is the ring and who are the fighters? Subashini and S Shamala are the fighters? When a forum is eracted to discuss sensitive issues and controvesial Islam conversion in a lawful, respectful and proper manner. It is brought to the streets instead. Are you all uneducated fools? PKR Kulim-Bandar Baharu parliamentarian Zulkifli Noordin and PAS Youth chief Salahuddin Ayub and Zulkifli who are the idiots incharge of this protest.
Do you know how many families suffer because issues like this were never given enough importance? Torn between two worlds. Not knowing which side of law protects them. This has nothing to do with islam. It's about having legitimate laws that defines cases like this. People like you are irrisponsible. This is why malaysia needs democracy. We are not a democracy. If we were then the police would have given all the neccesary protection to ensure that this forum went thru sucessfully. 15 police officers? Are you kidding me? What happen to all the tax payers money? Corrupted to the core this government.
The protesters, many of whom are from Muslim welfare organsation Perkida and Islamic party PAS, shouted, “Hancur Bar Council” (Crush Bar Council), “Hidup Islam” (Long Live Islam) and “Batal forum” (Cancel the forum).
They are carrying placards saying “Jangan cabar Islam” (Don’t challenge Islam) and “Bar Council, Don’t play with fire”.
Shouts of “babi”, “pengkhianat” and “balik China” were heard as forum participants trickled out of the venue.
Seriously does this look like a people who are aware of their actions. You hurl such words to other non-muslim and you tell that this forum is a form of provocation against Muslims.
The government allowed the forum to be carried out and the let a protest to be carried and forced it to close. I wouldn't be surprised as the government has been having alot of political practices with handling crowds since late last year.
This time they didn't use water cannon or their bats. Reason given by Dang Wangi police chief ACP Zulkarnain Abdul Rahman. “If we were to take action, nobody will be safe here,” he said, nothing that the initially passive crowd and turned more aggressive as the demonstration wore on. All of a sudden Malaysian police have been educated with common sense. How much did that cost the tax payers?
This is what UMNO as a government represents. Corrupted pratices. This incident is going to cause alot of dissatisfaction. Especially towards Pakatan Rakyat supporters.
Do you know how many families suffer because issues like this were never given enough importance? Torn between two worlds. Not knowing which side of law protects them. This has nothing to do with islam. It's about having legitimate laws that defines cases like this. People like you are irrisponsible. This is why malaysia needs democracy. We are not a democracy. If we were then the police would have given all the neccesary protection to ensure that this forum went thru sucessfully. 15 police officers? Are you kidding me? What happen to all the tax payers money? Corrupted to the core this government.
The protesters, many of whom are from Muslim welfare organsation Perkida and Islamic party PAS, shouted, “Hancur Bar Council” (Crush Bar Council), “Hidup Islam” (Long Live Islam) and “Batal forum” (Cancel the forum).
They are carrying placards saying “Jangan cabar Islam” (Don’t challenge Islam) and “Bar Council, Don’t play with fire”.
Shouts of “babi”, “pengkhianat” and “balik China” were heard as forum participants trickled out of the venue.
Seriously does this look like a people who are aware of their actions. You hurl such words to other non-muslim and you tell that this forum is a form of provocation against Muslims.
The government allowed the forum to be carried out and the let a protest to be carried and forced it to close. I wouldn't be surprised as the government has been having alot of political practices with handling crowds since late last year.
This time they didn't use water cannon or their bats. Reason given by Dang Wangi police chief ACP Zulkarnain Abdul Rahman. “If we were to take action, nobody will be safe here,” he said, nothing that the initially passive crowd and turned more aggressive as the demonstration wore on. All of a sudden Malaysian police have been educated with common sense. How much did that cost the tax payers?
This is what UMNO as a government represents. Corrupted pratices. This incident is going to cause alot of dissatisfaction. Especially towards Pakatan Rakyat supporters.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Discover your Destiny
"Conversion to Islam: Article 121 (1A) of the Federal Constitution, Subashini and Sharmala Revisited"
The BAR councill is planning to conduct this forum. The issues to be discussed at the forum include conversions to Islam without spouses' knowledge, conversions of children without dual parents' consent and other inheritance issues.
But the response of the Muslim organisation in malaysia is.
-PAS feels if the forum goes ahead, it may raise tensions between Muslims and non-Muslims. This will jeopardise the harmony of the country and will not be beneficial to anyone.
-To guarantee stability between different religions and races, PAS calls for the forum to be cancelled.
-This country has sedition laws and if the forum causes anger among other races and Muslims, the Bar Council must be held responsible.
PAS was adding to the other islamic groups arguement for this forum to be cancelled.
If you think this is an unfair forum. Then please send your best man to address this forum and explain to the best of his ability. If you keep threatening to stop forum which are conducted professionaly. Then imagine the forums that happen in the open like coffee stalls and public gathering. I'm a supporter of the party rakyat. But PAS can never be an islamic faction of PR unless the break their old mindset and work with the other races to realise the malaysian dream.
The BAR councill is planning to conduct this forum. The issues to be discussed at the forum include conversions to Islam without spouses' knowledge, conversions of children without dual parents' consent and other inheritance issues.
But the response of the Muslim organisation in malaysia is.
-PAS feels if the forum goes ahead, it may raise tensions between Muslims and non-Muslims. This will jeopardise the harmony of the country and will not be beneficial to anyone.
-To guarantee stability between different religions and races, PAS calls for the forum to be cancelled.
-This country has sedition laws and if the forum causes anger among other races and Muslims, the Bar Council must be held responsible.
PAS was adding to the other islamic groups arguement for this forum to be cancelled.
If you think this is an unfair forum. Then please send your best man to address this forum and explain to the best of his ability. If you keep threatening to stop forum which are conducted professionaly. Then imagine the forums that happen in the open like coffee stalls and public gathering. I'm a supporter of the party rakyat. But PAS can never be an islamic faction of PR unless the break their old mindset and work with the other races to realise the malaysian dream.
Friday, July 18, 2008
SUFFER NO MORE: Build Us An Efficient Public Transportation System ASAP Petition
SUFFTo: The Malaysian Members of Parliament and State Assemblies
SUFFER NO MORE: Build Us An Efficient Public Transportation System As Soon As Possible With the whopping fuel hike of June 4 2008, the nation is now caught in the whirlwind of spiraling inflation. Rising prices creates an additional burden that further aggravates an already difficult life, which Malaysians are struggling to make ends meet. We now fear that our family抯 income will be further threatened if our employer could not take the financial stress of rising cost; we would lose our jobs or face a salary cut in the very near future. We know this is real and is coming very soon, if nothing is done to avert the crisis from realizing itself. Needless to say, when that happens, my family抯 livelihood would be put under immediate danger. Not only do we worry about the danger of hunger and losing our shelters, we are also worried sick about the increasing crime and security dangers arising from higher unemployment and real hardships where survival guides human behavior. We want to SUFFER NO MORE. We want the government to act promptly to avert the suffering. We, the Rakyat, are ready to adjust but we need the government to put in place the necessary conditions to enable this adjustment or change to take place. A paradigm shift as well as radical adjustments in our infrastructure and operating model must be implemented. As such, we ask you to communicate immediately this dire and painful situation we are in to the government and ask the authorities to take immediate actions on the following: 1. In order to prevent the economy from sliding into a major contraction, the government must speedily put in place a comprehensive plan to help businesses, especially the SMIs. To cushion the financial impact of the fuel hike; allow businesses to migrate to the higher energy cost over a period of 3 years so minimum disruptions will happen to employment. Jobs must be saved before the Rakyat could adjust to a more efficient lifestyle. 2. The Rakyat know the importance of conserving fossil fuel and the need to switch to other more efficient transportation mode or using lower cost fuel or fuel-efficient vehicles. For the benefit of the middle class, especially the lower middle class, the government must focus and expedite effort in putting in place an integrated network of pubic transportation web. An efficient transportation is the artery of the city, which enables the average wage earners, petty traders and students to function and to be productive. Throughout Malaysia, there is no efficient system of public transportation that allows the Rakyat to adjust to a less car-dependent lifestyle. There is no infrastructure in place for the Rakyat to switch to any alternatives. The government must now treat this as a priority and work round the clock to develop the alternative. The following must be given top priority with a blueprint for action and timetable for completion:
a. Make available small and feeder buses that help the Rakyat to get to the main arteries of Rapid Bus and Subway Lines. If these routes are not profitable, help the operators with subsidy. b. Increase the efficiency of the existing Subway Lines and Rapid Buses by reconfigure the routes and road networks to enable faster and smoother flow. Rationalize all the privatized tolled highways and seek ways to balance the interest of the private operators and the Rakyat. c. Qualify and train bus drivers against an accepted standard to ensure they are competent and professional so the safety of the passengers can be ensured. Make sure that public transportation paths and routes are safe, and wherever emergencies or eventualities arise, HELP services are available immediately. A city 911 rescue and support system similar to that of the US need to go hand-in-hand with public security. d. Provide free, safe, well-lit and clean parking lots for cars, motorbikes and bicycles at strategic and high-density entry points to the main transportation arteries. These public spaces must be provided with surveillance of the local police. e. Work to introduce and popularize the bicycle as a feeder vehicle. Work with local authorities to ensure bicycle paths are repaired and installed to allow cyclists its own feeder link to the main transportation links; build rain shelters and plant trees along these paths to provide shade and protection against rain and storms, take care to ensure these shelters are lightning proof. Explore a private-private partnership of a bicycle rental service modeled after the Cyclocity Project of Paris, where users could enjoy free bike service throughout the city. g. Whenever and wherever found to be more effective and efficiently implemented, devolve the power to the state governments and/or local municipal authorities to implement the above. It would be faster and more effective to achieve an efficient public transportation web if the resources and power are devolved to the state level; while the Federal government supports with regulation, expertise and advisory. Foreign direct investment and expertise can be sought to participate in these transformations.3. Make available low interest loans from finance companies and private banks for cars to be converted to run on more efficient fuel, such as gas. Increase the number of NGV filing stations in key concentration of populations within the next 6 months, making the average wait for filling gas to be less than 10 minutes. Franchise the NGV stations to private landowners so there would be no issues of land acquisition and a good network can be built in a short time. With gas at RM0.64 per liter compared to RM2.70 per liter for petrol, the savings can help many businesses and individuals to cushion the impact of stagnation of income and inflation (stagflation). 4. On the macro level, we want the Government to make a determined effort in reviewing the tolled roads and the traffic flows in all Malaysian cities as well as to critically examine toll collection to reduce the burden on the Rakyat. Since service cannot be improved by the existing operator/s, in addition, we expect the government to rationalize and liberalize the transportation market as soon as possible to allow competition to drive efficiency. 5. All infrastructures related to transport, logistics as well as energy flow, including gas pipelines must be made to work to the maximum to justify the investment in them. The spending from allocations must now be worked on to yield efficiency and productivity. We want the government to reveal the true state of our energy position and how this nation抯 future energy needs will be met. 6. The New Task Force to manage this task must be given Key Performance Index (KPI) to guide their performance. As this matter is one of critical national importance, the government must ensure the right expertises are gathered to do the job, and anyone not performing on the job must be replaced. Yang Berhormat, a national crisis of mega proportion is brewing, we want to get to work immediately to stop this. Please take this message as a serious SOS call, get organized and return a peaceful and secure life to us all. Let抯 make sure that the nation will not plunge into chaos by acting promptly in a crisis mode. Ask the government to give this looming crisis its top priority and mobilize the entire government machinery to achieve the new infrastructure in the shortest time possible. This is a very trying time, ONLY IN WORKING TOGETHER (political affiliations aside), we shall ALL survive. It is the Malaysians who make Malaysia. MALAYSIANS BOLEH! "People are The Boss" Pahlawan Volunteers and The Undersigned A Malaysian Voluntary and Advocacy Group - From conviction to action www.pahlawan.com.my Join Pahlawan Volunteers Think Tank and Discussion Group
Sincerely,
The Undersigned ER NO MORE: Build Us An Efficient Public Transportation System ASAP Petition
SUFFER NO MORE: Build Us An Efficient Public Transportation System As Soon As Possible With the whopping fuel hike of June 4 2008, the nation is now caught in the whirlwind of spiraling inflation. Rising prices creates an additional burden that further aggravates an already difficult life, which Malaysians are struggling to make ends meet. We now fear that our family抯 income will be further threatened if our employer could not take the financial stress of rising cost; we would lose our jobs or face a salary cut in the very near future. We know this is real and is coming very soon, if nothing is done to avert the crisis from realizing itself. Needless to say, when that happens, my family抯 livelihood would be put under immediate danger. Not only do we worry about the danger of hunger and losing our shelters, we are also worried sick about the increasing crime and security dangers arising from higher unemployment and real hardships where survival guides human behavior. We want to SUFFER NO MORE. We want the government to act promptly to avert the suffering. We, the Rakyat, are ready to adjust but we need the government to put in place the necessary conditions to enable this adjustment or change to take place. A paradigm shift as well as radical adjustments in our infrastructure and operating model must be implemented. As such, we ask you to communicate immediately this dire and painful situation we are in to the government and ask the authorities to take immediate actions on the following: 1. In order to prevent the economy from sliding into a major contraction, the government must speedily put in place a comprehensive plan to help businesses, especially the SMIs. To cushion the financial impact of the fuel hike; allow businesses to migrate to the higher energy cost over a period of 3 years so minimum disruptions will happen to employment. Jobs must be saved before the Rakyat could adjust to a more efficient lifestyle. 2. The Rakyat know the importance of conserving fossil fuel and the need to switch to other more efficient transportation mode or using lower cost fuel or fuel-efficient vehicles. For the benefit of the middle class, especially the lower middle class, the government must focus and expedite effort in putting in place an integrated network of pubic transportation web. An efficient transportation is the artery of the city, which enables the average wage earners, petty traders and students to function and to be productive. Throughout Malaysia, there is no efficient system of public transportation that allows the Rakyat to adjust to a less car-dependent lifestyle. There is no infrastructure in place for the Rakyat to switch to any alternatives. The government must now treat this as a priority and work round the clock to develop the alternative. The following must be given top priority with a blueprint for action and timetable for completion:
a. Make available small and feeder buses that help the Rakyat to get to the main arteries of Rapid Bus and Subway Lines. If these routes are not profitable, help the operators with subsidy. b. Increase the efficiency of the existing Subway Lines and Rapid Buses by reconfigure the routes and road networks to enable faster and smoother flow. Rationalize all the privatized tolled highways and seek ways to balance the interest of the private operators and the Rakyat. c. Qualify and train bus drivers against an accepted standard to ensure they are competent and professional so the safety of the passengers can be ensured. Make sure that public transportation paths and routes are safe, and wherever emergencies or eventualities arise, HELP services are available immediately. A city 911 rescue and support system similar to that of the US need to go hand-in-hand with public security. d. Provide free, safe, well-lit and clean parking lots for cars, motorbikes and bicycles at strategic and high-density entry points to the main transportation arteries. These public spaces must be provided with surveillance of the local police. e. Work to introduce and popularize the bicycle as a feeder vehicle. Work with local authorities to ensure bicycle paths are repaired and installed to allow cyclists its own feeder link to the main transportation links; build rain shelters and plant trees along these paths to provide shade and protection against rain and storms, take care to ensure these shelters are lightning proof. Explore a private-private partnership of a bicycle rental service modeled after the Cyclocity Project of Paris, where users could enjoy free bike service throughout the city. g. Whenever and wherever found to be more effective and efficiently implemented, devolve the power to the state governments and/or local municipal authorities to implement the above. It would be faster and more effective to achieve an efficient public transportation web if the resources and power are devolved to the state level; while the Federal government supports with regulation, expertise and advisory. Foreign direct investment and expertise can be sought to participate in these transformations.3. Make available low interest loans from finance companies and private banks for cars to be converted to run on more efficient fuel, such as gas. Increase the number of NGV filing stations in key concentration of populations within the next 6 months, making the average wait for filling gas to be less than 10 minutes. Franchise the NGV stations to private landowners so there would be no issues of land acquisition and a good network can be built in a short time. With gas at RM0.64 per liter compared to RM2.70 per liter for petrol, the savings can help many businesses and individuals to cushion the impact of stagnation of income and inflation (stagflation). 4. On the macro level, we want the Government to make a determined effort in reviewing the tolled roads and the traffic flows in all Malaysian cities as well as to critically examine toll collection to reduce the burden on the Rakyat. Since service cannot be improved by the existing operator/s, in addition, we expect the government to rationalize and liberalize the transportation market as soon as possible to allow competition to drive efficiency. 5. All infrastructures related to transport, logistics as well as energy flow, including gas pipelines must be made to work to the maximum to justify the investment in them. The spending from allocations must now be worked on to yield efficiency and productivity. We want the government to reveal the true state of our energy position and how this nation抯 future energy needs will be met. 6. The New Task Force to manage this task must be given Key Performance Index (KPI) to guide their performance. As this matter is one of critical national importance, the government must ensure the right expertises are gathered to do the job, and anyone not performing on the job must be replaced. Yang Berhormat, a national crisis of mega proportion is brewing, we want to get to work immediately to stop this. Please take this message as a serious SOS call, get organized and return a peaceful and secure life to us all. Let抯 make sure that the nation will not plunge into chaos by acting promptly in a crisis mode. Ask the government to give this looming crisis its top priority and mobilize the entire government machinery to achieve the new infrastructure in the shortest time possible. This is a very trying time, ONLY IN WORKING TOGETHER (political affiliations aside), we shall ALL survive. It is the Malaysians who make Malaysia. MALAYSIANS BOLEH! "People are The Boss" Pahlawan Volunteers and The Undersigned A Malaysian Voluntary and Advocacy Group - From conviction to action www.pahlawan.com.my Join Pahlawan Volunteers Think Tank and Discussion Group
Sincerely,
The Undersigned ER NO MORE: Build Us An Efficient Public Transportation System ASAP Petition
Friday, July 11, 2008
My Indian Club
MIC Is in trouble. They are going to try to Re brand it tomorrow at their general assembly. Good luck Samy V and All your 3,300 Division chief to come up with something. Because a recent survey carried out by Malaysiakini came out with result that Indians are not interested in MIC at all. They are looking further than Race based politics. It takes a clear mind and brave heart to tell that they don't need an Indian to represent an Indian. I believe in human beings more than just the race factor.
This awakening is the result of the Hindraf movement. The 5 guys in ISA are refusing to beg for their freedom. They believe in their fight. So is all the Indians who saw what happened after the rally. This is why makkal sakthi will pave way for a better future for not just the Indians but for all races.
This awakening is the result of the Hindraf movement. The 5 guys in ISA are refusing to beg for their freedom. They believe in their fight. So is all the Indians who saw what happened after the rally. This is why makkal sakthi will pave way for a better future for not just the Indians but for all races.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
What if Anwar was bisexual?
Since the times of Alexander till now. There have been so many Leaders and Celebrities who have come out to claim that they are either bisexual or gay or lesbian. It's not very shocking to discover things like this now days. What is Anwar was really bisexual. Does it mean he isn't capable of leading a country. Because we are a Muslim country the issue of ethics plays a big part.
I don't know Anwar personally so i cant vouch for his character. There is a saying. Where there is smoke there is fire. So let's not give too much thought to it. We have a lot of other problems in this country that need alot of attention. As long the guy can do his job effectively we should not criticise his character.
I don't know Anwar personally so i cant vouch for his character. There is a saying. Where there is smoke there is fire. So let's not give too much thought to it. We have a lot of other problems in this country that need alot of attention. As long the guy can do his job effectively we should not criticise his character.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Anwar in Turmoil
All this allegations against Anwar is not unexpected. The government is well known for being corrupted and misleading. There is alot more mess going to come out of this. I'm sure this will only intensify his attacks against the government. We shall wait and see the developments in this coming weeks.
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