Dun play play with Robert Kuok...

“For the interests of their cronies, they arm twisted to take over Kuok’s Sugar Empire, cronies get rich by the 10s of billions, but it caused a national loss of more than 200 billion!”

Recently, the government offended Robert Kuok, as a result, the Malaysian economy suffered great blow! After the official Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's visit to Malaysia, the Najib government now really understands Robert Kuok's influence on China!

In order to benefit their cronies, they arm twist to swallow Robert Kuok’s sugar empire. The cronies get richer by 10s of billions, but it caused a national loss of more than 200 billion! Those who has insider info can only curse: PKHKC it!

Malaysia sugar king left forced to leave Malaysia, but became the world’s sugar king! He bought the world's largest sugar mills in Australia, invested USD10 billion, It is the world's largest sugar cane sugar refining industry, living up to the name of the world’s sugar king.

On the other hand, the Malaysia government benefited cronies at the expense of national interests. For those who know the insiders info, Kuok offered much help to the Malaysian government in the past few decades, he had done everything possible; but what the government did was like what you will get when you turn over a pig stomach: feces. In other words, Najib Government is UNGRATEFUL!

In the "Confidential" news, is about the Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's visit to Malaysia recently, it hit a snag with Najib.

Prior to Premier Wen Jiabao's visit to Malaysia, Najib and his cabinet on more than one occasion, hinted that he hoped China will double the amount of palm oil with Malaysia.

We all know that China is the largest consumer of palm oil from Malaysia. Rapid economic rise in the recent years, China became the largest palm oil market for Malaysia, but Malaysia is also strong competition from Indonesia, trying to sell palm oil at lower prices to China and India, diluting Malaysian market share. This is most worrying got Najib.

Najib hoped to sign a new palm oil trading contracts with Premier Wen Jiabao to sign in order to more than double the average 10 million tonnes monthly exports to China. But Wen Jiabao came to a Malaysia, told Najib, it is impossible. It was an utter disappointment.

Najib knows the Chinese market demand. Even to import one million tonnes of palm oil monthly, is not a problem. So, where is the problem?

The problem lies: Sugar Kuok does not agree!

Why Sugar King Kuak was able to influence China's decision to buy Malaysian palm oil?

Who is the monopoly of Chinese national oil market? China national oil market leader is "Arowana oil" cooking oil, accounting for nearly 40%! The Arowana oil cooking oil boss, is Robert Kuok!

Think about it, Premier Wen Jiabao on behalf of the Chinese government to buy Malaysian palm oil. Who is to refine it into cooking oil? Of course, it is the privatized enterprises! With 40% market share, if Arowana oil cooking oil company refuse the supply, how the Chinese government going to utilize the supply?

Najib was insensibly from the outset, and did not know Kuok has such big influence with China. He had helped cronies, forced Robert Kuok to give up the Malaysian sugar king throne, and didn’t expect to have such quick retribution

Kuok was forced to leave Malaysia, the heart is of course very unhappy. People of Malaysia must know, during the early days of Malaysia, we do not have aviation professionals, the BN government requested Kuok's father to help set up Malayan Airways.

1970 Malaysian maritime shipping industry is also a vacuum, the Malaysian government sent representatives to Hong Kong to personally invite Kuok’s help. Kuok for national development, he put aside the Group's business, came back to Malaysia to assist the Government to establish a national maritime shipping industry, this has the later MALAYSIA INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COPERATION, referred to as MISC.

Robert Kuok was a big help when Malaysia was repeatedly faced economic difficulties. Even MCA Tan Koon Swan’s case, it was Robert Kuok who paid the bail! Malaysia successive governments, from BN to the National Front, owed Robert Kuok hell lot. But the Malaysian Government was ungrateful, using the hard arm twisting excuse to forcefully take over Kuok’s empire. This is not ungrateful?

Deng Xiaoping made a comeback in the 70s, announced China's reform and needed most generous help of overseas Chinese entrepreneurs; Robert was first to take actions to help Deng. Among the entrepreneurs of Chinese economic miracle are Henry Fok and Li Ka-shing Hong Kong. Malaysian entrepreneur Robert Kuok is the first to response of Deng Xiaoping in Beijing and built China's first five-star hotels: Shangri-La!

With over 30 years of deep relationship with the Chinese government and leadership, Kuok great influence. Najib failed to foresee that. This is why the quote at the start of this post : “For the interests of their cronies, they arm twisted to take over Kuok’s Sugar Empire, cronies get rich by the 10s of billions, but it caused a national loss of more than 200 billion!”

Kuok's sugar empire was eaten by the fat vampire's family abruptly. Imagine, a world renowned international trade business personality, what humiliation he received in return for his single-minded help all this while for his own country & government? And Najib would never think the consequences of offending the Sugar King will be so so serious.

Right after Sugar King left Malaysia, he immediately announced the acquisition of Australia's biggest sugar factory. This is the world supplier of raw material for sugar manufacturing. Of course, this includes supplying to the family of the fat vampire woman’s Sugar factory in Perlis.

Early this year, Kuok announced plans to invest USD 10 billion in Indonesia for development of the world's largest sugar cane growing areas, as well as advanced refinery. The world economic was facing downturn, the Malaysian government travel around the world to solicit investment. How much was Malaysia foreign investment? Kuok’s single investment in Indonesia is equivalent to as USD10 billion dollars! Don’t you want to screw the couple: PKHKC!?

At the moment, Kuok’s take towards China’s palm oil contract with Malaysia was to remain with the agreed terms. There won’t be any increase. Indonesia has more palm oil than Malaysia. It is cheaper too. Now that Kuok had invested so much money in Indonesia, the Government of Indonesia would have treated him as their God of Wealth. Certainly, open to negotiate anything with him. Moreover, Indonesia has been eyeing to take over the China palm oil supply contract from Malaysia.

The CONSOLATION China gave in return for not increasing the purchase of palm oil was buying frozen durian. Do the Chinese people have the habit of eating durian it? How much time and effort needed to market frozen durian from Malaysia? Thai durian may not sell well in China, let alone Malaysia frozen durian?

Business is business, who would supply millions of dollars’ worth of frozen durian into a brand new market with no durian eating habits? Should the Chinese people is not receptive of it. How to deal with return stocks? A total lost with capital. Is this how to do business? Do not be silly!

Earlier this year, when the news hit the papers about Kuok announced to invest USD 10 billion in Indonesia. Many criticized Kuok for unpatriotic, preferring to take so much money in Indonesia instead of Malaysians. What an injustice! You have arm twisted to take over other people's empire, forcing Kuok to leave Malaysia in much hurt & humiliation; now that Kuok ignore Malaysia market, and you have to criticize him?

For him to bring his huge investment to Australia & Indonesia instead of Malayia, who is to be blamed?

Incidentally, Kuok is not just Chinas’ hotelier, king of cooking oil, the world’s sugar King; he is also the patent owner of coca cola soft drink brand in the Chinese market. Kuok involved in a diversity of businesses in China. He created many job opportunities for China. The Chinese central government and leaders have great respect for an entrepreneur. He spoke a word, the weight will never lower than some foreign leaders.

So far, Kuok is the only one who never accepts the honors of the Malaysian Royal Malaysian entrepreneurs. Many people address him as "Tan Sri Robert Kuok," In actual fact, he did not have these honors, he doesn’t need those honors. To put the record straight, he neither “Tan Sri” nor "Dato".

Video Lucah Kegilaan Politik Malaysia, Tahniah Malaysia!!

Politik negara kita sekarang, boleh la dikatakan tengah menggila, gila menayang video lucah, blog blog pro kerajaan pun sedang menggila memberi link, tayang video lucah part 1, 2 yang didakwa mirip pemimpin pembangkang Anwar Ibrahim. sekarang semua bahagian video lucah tu dah beres ditayangkan, full download part 3,4 dan 5. Terbaru pulak tadi video lucah dipos dari Thailand full version, sumber berita dari The Malaysia Insider.

Tahniah kepada Tv 3 , media penyiaran paling hebat kerana berani tayang video lucah sebagai sajian utama berita perdana. Saya nak ucapkan tahniah, sebab semua rancangan Tv3 ni kebanyakannya rating sangat tinggi. Tv3 mampu tayang video lucah utk ditonton oleh masyarakat. Tu pun niat sebenar mereka kan. Tahniah le kepada tv3 dan kepada kerajaan Malaysia kerana negara Islam bernama Malaysia kini sudah sah memberi kebenaran kpd media penyiaran utk menayangkan video lucah. Bukan tv saja, media cetak seperti suratkhabar yang pro kerajaan pun rancak jugak mempromot link link kat blog mana yang boleh pi download. Hebat kan!

Tahniah jugak le! kepada pihak berkuasa Malaysia yang tak mampu berbuat apa apa di saat video lucah pornografi sedang tersebar di blog blog pro kerajaan tu, dan dari merata pelusuk orang dah boleh download video lucah tu. Bukan tak mampu, tapi buat buat tak mampu.

Tahniah jugak! kepada ulama ulama terutama ulama kerajaan yang sedang berdiam bisu. Mungkin ulama ulama ni sedang bertafakur, atau pun sedang menegur di dalam hati. Mungkin lah kan. Jangan jadi ulama kangkog sudah le. Kangkong ni nampak segar je rupanya di dalam kosong. Dosa dan pahala tolak ketepi. Sekarang orang tak ingat dosa yang haram dah jadi halal.

Di mana letaknya kebudayaan Melayu, bangsa Melayu yang tinggi adat tata susila orang Melayu sekarang? Orang Melayu yang buat semua ni..untuk politik. Di dalam kegilaan menjatuhkan Anwar Ibrahim dengan video porno atau lucah ni. Budaya sopan santun Melayu dah hilang dah lenyap yang ada sekarang cuma dengki khianat sesama Melayu, sifat sifat jijik kotor dan lucah mainan politik di Malaysia.

Tak sedih ke wahai orang Melayu?..tak kecewa ke? atau seronok melihat kejatuhan bangsa sendiri, seronok menyebar aib dan fitnah merata rata?

Teramat malu sangat sangat, bangsa Melayu sekarang menjatuhkan bangsa sendiri dengan cara macam ni. Sekarang Malaysia sedang menjadi perhatian dunia. Malaysia yang penuh pornografi, sebab pemimpin dan pihak berkuasa serta ulama membiarkan semua ni merebak tanpa ada sekatan.

Tahniah Malaysia!!..politik dan negara ku kini sah untuk pornografi.

Animal Abused @ Petknode During Raya. At Least 15 Died

After a week-long Raya Holiday, hundreds of pet owners returned home to find that their cats in Petknode, a Malaysian Cat Boarding center which they had left at were abused, missing or dead.
Petknode failed to drop off the cats at the owners’ residences at the appointed times since Saturday night. Repeating call to the cat boarding center went unanswered and the company's website is down. Petknode Twitter page went inactive since 31st July.

Petknode did returned some of cats to their owners but the owners were shocked to find their pets malnourished and sickly. Angry messages sped over Twitter and Facebook alerting other owners and animal lovers who rushed to Petknode yesterday morning.



"Several pet owners received their cats from the company late Saturday night. Left in a malnourished state, the owners complained on Twitter and Facebook.

This alerted other pet owners, who eventually had to break into Petknode’s Damansara Damai office to get to their cats.

It was later revealed that more cats were locked away in a Saujana Utama bungalow.

The pet owners found over 300 cats without food and water for nine days. At least 13 have died from starvation. The police had since questioned two people over the incident.

"S. 44 of the Animal Act 1953 states that for animal abuse and/or neglect, the maximum fine is RM 200 and/or 6 months jail."
Shenaaz said that DVS officials are not animal-friendly and lax in taking action against animal abusers.

She also criticised the Animal Act 1953 (2006 Amendment), arguing that it is not adequate to deal with animal abuse cases.

Currently, the Act states that anyone guilty of cruelty to animals would be liable to a RM200 fine or a six-month jail term or both."


"They took about 300 cats for boarding during 1 week Raya Holiday, with only 2 staff to take care of the cats. Some of the cat owner including me, pay for private nice rooms our cats, but we found out that there's actually no room, they left all the cats without food and drinks inside the cage and pet carrier, some of them inside a house. the cats also wet with pee n poo, about 15 of them found dead. u can see lots of picture in FB"

Really sorry to hear this news especially to the owners. Hope the surviving cat getting healthier and better now with the volunteers help. The law MUST BE MADE STRICTER to make sure incident like Petknode severe animal abuse case will not happen again. If you like animal too, press the "Like" button and share with your friend kay?

Lady Boy University

In Bangkok's Suan Dusit University, ladyboys feel free to be themselves by getting dressed in girls' uniforms and behaving in a feminning way. The University's policy of accepting them as equal to other students, has made it so popular that it now has about 100 transgender students studying in it's faculties. Wittaya Jannoi (21) in class. He is a marketing student and hopes to change his gender after he finishes his studies at Suan Dusit university. He sais: "I'm happy here. We can be ourselves because we don't have to hide. My mother said, 'Graduate first, then you can do what you want'." Like many transgender students, he learnt about the university through the beauty pageant. "I couldn't wait to come here." Arttasit Tipsing (21) is studying in the Science and Technology faculty of Suan Dusit university with a major on food and service industry. After four years of hormone treatment, he is preparing for a full sex change. "My goal in life is to become accepted as a woman," he explains.

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri

To all my dearest family members & friends.... I would to wish " Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Maaf Zahir & Batin".

For those are driving back to kampong, please drive carefully, remember your love one is waiting for you......

Najib meets the Queen, all dressed in yellow

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and his British counterpart David Cameron held talks at No. 10 Downing Street here Thursday as the two historically-linked countries moved to bring bilateral relations a notch higher.

The meeting was held in conjunction with Najib's four-day offial visit to the UK at the invitation of Cameron.

The two leaders held talks soon after Najib's arrival at the famed address in central London on a rather chilly day despite summer being in full swing.

But Najib was greeted warmly by Cameron, both of whom shook hands and posed for photographers and videographers before moving inside for their tete-a-tete followed by a luncheon hosted by the British prime minister.

Earlier, Najib was met on arrival at the UK's Foreign and Commowealth Affairs Office by UK's Secretary of state for Foreign and Commonwealth affairs William Hague, before walking a short distance to 10 Downing Street.

Queen Elizabeth II meets Najib and Rosmah during an audience at Buckingham Palace in London on Thursday

Prior to that, Najib was joined by his wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor during an audience with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of the British monarch.

During the leaders meeting, Malaysia and the UK also signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at curbing transborder crimes.

Malaysia was represented Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein while the UK by its Home Secretary Teresa May. The Malaysian leader also attended a high tea hosted by Hague.

Musang Berbulu Ayam Dalam SPR

Musang Berbulu Ayam Dalam SPR


Setelah gagal menambah sokongan terhadap parti itu, PAS semakin bernafsu mengajak orang ramai mempercayai bahawa Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia adalah satu badan yang tidak boleh dipercayai.


Parti berfahaman Khawarij-Komunis itu telah semakin hilang keyakinan untuk menghadapi pilihanraya secara demokrasi dan terpaksa menimbulkan tohmahan umum, tuduhan melulu, isu kesilapan teknikal yang dibesarkan dan persepsi palsu yang sengaja diadakan untuk membina gangguan-gangguan.


Hakikatnya, seluruh rakyat terutamanya pengundi amat maklum bahawa SPR telah berjaya menjalankan tugasnya dengan sebaik mungkin dan dihormati di seluruh dunia.


SPR secara ikhlas mengakui kemungkinan wujud “kesilapan teknikal yang berlaku semasa proses pendataan Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara (JPN)” sehingga menyebabkan kelemahan dalam daftar pemilih yang dikendalikan SPR selama ini.

“Dalam daftar pemilih kita ada lebih kurang 12.3 juta pengundi dan sudah tentu akan berlaku kesilapan sana dan sini, seluruh dunia pun ada masalah yang sama ... tiada dunia yang daftar pemilihnya sempurna.

"Janganlah perbesarkan kesilapan ini, semua yang berlaku ini tidak dirancang oleh SPR, SPR bukan sengaja mahu benarkan mereka mengundi dua kali, kadang-kadang akan berlaku kesilapan semasa pendataan (oleh JPN), silap letak dan kami akan semak, kalau tak betul kami akan buang,” jelas TAN SRI DATO' SERI ABDUL AZIZ BIN MOHD YUSOF, Pengerusi, Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia


Semakin kuat PAS memfitnah SPR, semakin bertambah ramai orang mempercayai bahawa tugas paling sukar yang dihadapi oleh SPR bukanlah membersihkan daftar pemilih, tetapi membersihkan SPR daripada musang berbulu ayam yang berada di dalam reban SPR.


Musang berbulu ayam ini sanggup menerima gaji untuk menyara kehidupan anak isteri dan menunaikan haji ke Mekah walaupun tangan mereka bergelumang najis kotor menikam SPR dari belakang dan dari dalam tanpa rasa berdosa.


Pendita ingin memberi nasihat kepada Parti Melayu PAS supaya memikirkan bagaimana meningkatkan lagi pencapaian kehidupan rakyat dan negara sepertimana yang telah dicapai oleh UMNO-BN selama ini supaya umat Islam yang menjadi ahli parti tersebut mendapat manfaat dunia dan akhirat.


PAS juga harus berfikir bagaimana melepaskan dirinya dari cengkaman fahaman China DAP yang semakin ketara telah berjaya menjadikan parti PAS sebagai haiwan politik ternakan China DAP. PAS perlu membuka mata terhadap kejayaan China DAP dan PAP Singapore memperoleh tanah di Kelantan dan Pulau Pinang, hasil dari daya usaha fisabilillah Parti Melayu Khawarij-Komunis ini.


Umat Islam dianiayai dengan slogan agama palsu PAS dan China DAP mengaut keuntungan dengan memanipulasi kebodohan Parti Melayu PAS dalam segala bidang samada berniaga, berpolitik mahupun beragama.

2pm, July 9th, Stadium MERDEKA: Malaysia’s moment of truth

By BERSIH 2.0 Steering Committee

Malaysians from all walks of life have travelled a very long road to reach this defining point in our nation’s history. With less than 24 hours to our intended peaceful gathering, our resolve to walk the last, most difficult mile as one united people in pursuit of clean and fair elections and a better Malaysia for all is firmer than ever.

Our reason for gathering is pure and simple – to demand the electoral roll be cleaned, that the postal voting system be reformed, that indelible ink be used, a minimum 21 day campaign period be instated, free and fair access to media for all be provided, public institutions be strengthened, and for corruption as well as dirty politics to be stopped.

The authorities have put obstacle after obstacle where they only needed to provide sincere cooperation to win the trust and confidence of the people. Having faced half hearted offers of stadiums, arrogance regarding meetings as well as denials of permits, arrests, detentions and so much more, we feel that we have done all that is humanly possible to demonstrate sincerity and good faith in dealing with the government – but we have only been met with reversed decisions and stone walls.

There are no walls however, that will arrest the advance of the cause of peace and justice. Come the 9th of July, we will uphold our constitutional right to converge peacefully on Stadium Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur.

No government agency has any right whatsoever to prevent Malaysians from exercising their freedom of movement and access to our capital city. No threat or intimidation can overturn this fundamental truth.

Malaysians have now seen for themselves the degree of paranoia and lack of principled leadership that seems to have gripped the government. It is thus all the more imperative that patriotic Malaysians rise now and take this stand together to save Malaysia from slipping further into this insane darkness.

Since the beginning of Bersih 2.0, we have witnessed nothing but the utmost bravery and commitment to peace and justice demonstrated by ordinary Malaysians from every walk of life. Inspired by this example, the Bersih 2.0 leadership reiterates our own unyielding commitment to our shared cause, and to being at Stadium Merdeka at 2pm tomorrow. We will meet at the carpark, and trust that the doors will be opened for us.

This is Malaysia’s single most important defining moment in recent history, and we are fully confident that the rakyat will heed the call to safeguard the principles Malaysia was founded on and together ensure that we pass down to our children a nation that is just, democratic and united in love for one another.

Released by,

Steering Committee

Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (BERSIH 2.0)

The Steering Committee of BERSIH 2.0 comprises:

Dato’ Ambiga Sreenevasan (Chairperson), Andrew Khoo, Arul Prakkash, Arumugam K., Dr Farouk Musa, Haris Ibrahim, Liau Kok Fah, Maria Chin Abdullah, Richard Y W Yeoh, Dr Subramaniam Pillay, Dato’ Dr Toh Kin Woon, Dr Wong Chin Huat, Dato’ Yeo Yang Poh dan Zaid Kamaruddin.

Malaysia rally: Kuala Lumpur 'to be locked down"

Malaysia rally: Kuala Lumpur 'to be locked down'

A similar demonstration in 2007 sparked a police crackdown

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Malaysian police have said they will block access to the capital Kuala Lumpur for 24 hours because of a planned pro-electoral reform rally.

Major roads will be shut and public transportation suspended from midnight (1700 GMT).

A group calling itself the Bersih 2.0 coalition plans to hold the rally in a sports stadium on Saturday.

Police have questioned more than 150 activists in recent weeks, and 91 have been barred from the city.

More than 30 activists remain in detention after being arrested almost two weeks ago.

The demonstrators initially organised a street rally, but agreed to hold their gathering in a sports stadium after objections from the authorities.

But police say the rally is still illegal, despite its change of venue.

"Merdeka Stadium, which they chose, is too close to the city centre and can create massive traffic jams and disrupt businesses," federal police chief Ismail Omar was quoted as saying by the Singapore-based New Straits Times.

Police have not given a permit for the rally, but the demonstrators have argued that they do not need permission.

"We are heading for the stadium," a representative of Bersih, Andrew Khoo, told AFP news agency.

"We will keep our focus on the basic demands... to campaign for free and fair elections. We won't be distracted."

Rally organisers say Malaysia's electoral system is plagued with fraud - they want longer campaign periods, automatic voter registration and equality of access to the largely government-linked mainstream media.

The authorities say the protesters are trying to promote communist ideology, thereby "waging war against the king".

Police have accused several of those they have arrested of carrying flyers and T-shirts with "inflammatory slogans".

The police launched a crackdown after a similar demonstration in 2007.

Analysts say that protest helped the opposition win an unprecedented number of seats in the last general election.

By BBC NEWS

Yeh! Yeh! Kita menang!…hmm…or did we?

Bersih 2.0 will hold its rally for electoral reforms in a stadium and not in the streets, the group said today fresh from an audience with the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong in Istana Negara. “We accept the government’s offer to hold the demonstration in a stadium. We will not hold it in the streets,” Bersih 2.0 chief Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan told reporters today.

NO HOLDS BARRED

Raja Petra Kamarudin

Datuk: Tan Sri!

Tan Sri: Calm down, Datuk….apa hal bising sangat ni?

Datuk: I have some good news, Tan Sri.

Tan Sri: Ah, what is it this time? Ambiga has migrated and has applied for Australian citizenship?

Datuk: No lah, Tan Sri. Better than that.

Tan Sri: What can be better than Ambiga leaving Malaysia?

Datuk: The BERSIH march is off…cancelled…batal.

Tan Sri: Hmm…that is certainly good news. How come?

Datuk: Ambiga had an audience with the Agong this afternoon and BERSIH has agreed to cancel the street march and hold a rally in the stadium instead.

Tan Sri: His Majesty agreed to meet Ambiga?

Datuk: Yes.

Tan Sri: So that means His Majesty recognises BERSIH?

Datuk: Looks like it.

Tan Sri: So that means we can’t ban BERSIH then.

Datuk: Why not, Tan Sri?

Tan Sri: Aiyah...if His Majesty had an official meeting with BERSIH this would mean His Majesty recognises BERSIH.

Datuk: So?

Tan Sri: So it means we can’t ban BERSIH. If not then His Majesty would be guilty of collaborating with an illegal organisation and we would have to arrest His Majesty under the Internal Security Act.

Datuk: Oh…I never thought of that.

Tan Sri: Yes…and that’s why you are a mere Datuk while I am a Tan Sri.

Datuk: That also means we cannot allege that BERSIH is backed by the Communists and Jews. If not then His Majesty would be guilty of working with the Communists and Jews.

Tan Sri: Now you are getting it. So how can that be good news?

Datuk: Didn’t His Majesty think of this? Aiyah…why so stupid?

Tan Sri: Hey, that is seditious. You can’t call the Agong stupid.

Datuk: No, I didn’t mean it like that. I meant it was stupid of us to allow the Agong to meet Ambiga.

Tan Sri: But we dragged the Agong into this. So how can we prevent the Agong from meeting BERSIH?

Datuk: Ia lah. We made a big mistake in issuing that statement from the Agong.

Tan Sri: Hey! Cakap baik sikit!

Datuk: Sorry, I meant we made a big mistake in asking the Agong to issue that statement.

Tan Sri: That’s better. Don’t ever say we issued that statement on behalf of the Agong.

Datuk: Okay lah, but at least the street march is off…now it’s been reduced to just a rally in a stadium.

Tan Sri: How many people do you think will attend the rally?

Datuk: Not sure. Maybe 100,000…could even be 200,000. Now that it is no longer an illegal assembly and there is no danger of arrests many more people may turn out. Those who were initially afraid to turn out may now turn out since it is safe. Mana tahu? Could even be 300,000 people.

Tan Sri: How would 300,000 people park their cars at the stadium?

Datuk: Oh, cannot lah. There is not enough car park space for 300,000 people. They will have to park their cars elsewhere and walk to the stadium…or take public transport.

Tan Sri: So, to get to the stadium they will have to walk, right?

Datuk: That’s right.

Tan Sri: Which means they will be marching to the stadium instead of marching to the Agong’s palace, right?

Datuk: Yes, that’s right…oh…I see what you mean.

Tan Sri: Yes, that’s what I mean. So the march is still on then. Only now it is a legal march, not an illegal march. And they will march to the stadium instead of to the palace. And we can’t do anything about it because the Agong has agreed to this. We can no longer arrest the marchers.

Datuk: Aiyah! This is a disaster. We got tricked. What to do, Tan Sri?

Tan Sri: What can we do? His Majesty has just given BERSIH legitimacy and it has been agreed that a legal rally can be held in the stadium and because of the huge crowd that may turn out they cannot drive to the stadium but will have to march there dressed in yellow shirts.

Datuk: Mampus!

Tan Sri: Yes, mampus. This is even worse. At least if they proceeded with the original plan we can ban BERSIH and declare it a menace to society and a threat to nation security. Now we can’t touch them. We can’t even arrest anyone on 9th July. And because the rally is legal more people will come out. They are not scared any more. And Umno Youth and PERKASA can’t march on the streets in opposition to BERSIH. If they do we will have to arrest them.

Datuk: Alamak. We can’t touch the BERSIH marchers but will have to arrest the Umno Youth and PERKASA marchers. And Khairy already said if BERSIH cancels the street march he is prepared to work with them. So Umno Youth must now support the BERSIH rally at the stadium.

Tan Sri: Exactly. Now you know why I am a Tan Sri and you are just a Datuk?

Datuk: And that means we can’t also ask the Agong to revoke Ambiga’s citizenship.

Tan Sri: Revoke citizenship for what? For obeying the Agong by cancelling the street march and by holding a rally at the stadium like how Najib asked them to?

Datuk: Somehow I think we have been had…suckered big time.

Tan Sri: Aiyah…please get out of here and leave me alone. I need to draft my resignation letter.

Datuk: What should I do, Tan Sri?

Tan Sri: I suggest you also go draft your resignation letter. Najib will want both our heads on a silver platter after this.

Bersih’s Ambiga: No street march, rally will be held in stadium

Bersih 2.0 chief Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan emerged after an audience with the King Tuesday and said the planned rally on Saturday would be held in a stadium.

There would be no street march, she told reporters.

She said Bersih would hold discussions with the Government about the venue.

On her audience with the King, she said: "We had a most wonderful meeting and are most grateful to the King."

She was accompanied by Bersih steering committee member Zaid Kamaruddin and national laureate Datuk A Samad Said.

The leaders had made a request Monday for an audience with Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin after he made a statement Sunday advising restraint and compromise as street demonstrations would do more harm than good.

Abhisit resigns Democrat leadership

Prime Minsiter Abhisit Vejjajiva announced his resignation as leader of the Democrat Party on Monday morning.

The outgoing premier made the announcement after the Pheu Thai Party crushed his party in the 2011 general election yesterday.

"I've decided to resign because I could not led my party to a victory in the election," Mr Abhisit said.

The Democrat executive members will hold a meeting to select a new party leader within 90 days as the las required, he said.

Before the election, Mr Abhisit said he would step down as Democrat leader if his party won less seats than the previous general election.

The unofficial election result shows that the Democrats won 159 seats yesterday. In 2007, the party won 164 seats.

What Could Happen To Thai Rice Market After Election?

What could happen to Thai rice market after election?

Thailand, the world's biggest rice exporter, holds a general election on Sunday and the two leading parties both have policies designed to win over the 24 million people who depend on rice for a living out of a population of 67 million.

The Democrat Party, led by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, pledges to maintain its "price guarantee" scheme, under which the government pays farmers the difference if they sell paddy to millers at prices lower than a set level, currently 11,000 baht ($358) per tonne.




Puea Thai Party, controlled by former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, promises more aggressive intervention, saying it will buy paddy directly from farmers at 15,000 baht ($488) per tonne, well above current market of 7,000-8,000 baht.

Here's what might happen if either of these win on Sunday.

Would Thaksin's party price Thailand out of the market?

Traders reckon the price of 15,000 baht per tonne that Puea Thai is offering could push Thai export prices up to $850-$870 a tonne, way above the current $525.

That would inevitably push buyers towards Vietnam, which has cemented its position as the world's second-biggest exporter by undercutting Thailand. Its rice is currently below $500 a tonne.

"Intervention on rice prices at that high level is bad because the prices will be pushed up by fake demand and buyers will turn away," said Rakesh Sodhia, managing director of Fortuna International Ltd, an Indian trading firm based in Bangkok.

Some traders said a jump in export prices to above $800 a tonne because of government intervention could cut Thai annual exports by up to 5 million tonnes.

Thailand exports 8-10 million tonnes each year of rice, which generates around $6 billion annually to the economy and is a major part of the country's farm sector that makes up 12 percent of GDP.

Cutting that by 5 million means it would be overtaken by Vietnam, which already exports around 6 million tonnes a year.

"It would mean a collapse in Thai rice exports as no one will buy from us. They'll turn to other origins," said Chookiat Ophaswongse, honorary president of the Thai Rice Exporters Association.

Rice accounts for only about 3 percent of exports and though the direct hit on the economy would not be big, there could be ramifications such as the cost of storing the grain if the government had to buy it, the losses when it is finally sold and the impact on a sector that is vital for the rural poor.

What if the democrats win?

The Democrat's price guarantee scheme has been welcomed by exporters as it allows prices to be set by the market, which in turn enables exporters to offer competitive prices.

"This policy would help exporters compete in the free market as normal, where you can see that we can sell 8 to 10 million tonnes a year," said Korbsook Iamsuree, president of the Thai Rice Exporters Association.

At the same time, the policy would support farmers, she said.

One problem: farmers have not really taken to the scheme, in part because of the paperwork involved.

After protests, in a messy compromise, Abhisit's government has allowed the guarantee scheme and direct intervention to run side by side, buying grain directly from some farmers at 11,000 baht per tonne.

When will any new policy come in?

Neither party is likely to win an outright majority, so there will probably be a period of horse-trading before a coalition emerges.

Under Thai election law, the parties have up to 60 days to form a government, so it could be early September before there is a new administration. In practise, it should be much shorter.

Either way, any change in policy is unlikely to have an immediate impact on the export market, even if it is implemented quickly.

"The impact on the rice market would be seen in November at the earliest," said Korbsook.

The next main harvest will start in November and the government normally implements support schemes at that point, when new supply starts pushing prices down.

Thailand produces around 23 million tonnes of paddy in its major crop.

What happened to rice prices in the lead-up to the polls? Thai rice prices, which have fallen around 5 percent so far this year, jumped to $560 a tonne in June -- up 8 percent in that month -- as local traders and millers hoarded rice, hoping to resell to the government after the polls if aggressive intervention is implemented. The prices retreated this week to $525 a tonne, as high prices forced buyers to switch to rice from other origins and cut demand.

Raja Petra Kamarudin --- "Bodoh sombong"

Raja Petra Kamarudin lives in England currently.


In Malaysia there is only one person dares to write the truth, not MCA, MIC or Gerakan to face the reality.

We have to salute him for his courage and honesty. May God protect and bless his health to fight thro' till success surfaces.


Pls read it out to your aged parents or grand parents. They would bless this Malay guy called Raja Petra Kamarudin, who is the nation's only hope & saviour with
principles & dignity & a role model on justice & fair play !!



Raja Petra Kamarudin --- Bodoh sombong !!

Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad's father is one example of an English language teacher from India who came to Malaya and eventually married a Malay woman, resulting in the birth of Dr Mahathir.

Many Indian and Chinese immigrants married in Malaya , sometimes to fellow Indians and Chinese and sometimes to local Malays (that is why many Malays look more Indian and Chinese compared to their Indonesian cousins). And
understandably they sired children born in Malaya . And these local born sons and daughters of the immigrants are those Malaysian Indians and Chinese of today, many who have never stepped foot in India or China since the day
they were born.

Their parents and grandparents (some are third or fourth generation Malaysians while some, like the Melaka Chinese, have been 'locals' since 500 years ago) came to Malaya to serve the country and died in this country. And
some of these 'immigrants' have been in the country longer than even Malays who are only second or third generation Malaysians.

The question of who came first is an arguable issue. There are Indians and Chinese who have been in Malaysia for hundreds of years and there are Malays who have been in the country less than 100 years. Nevertheless, this article
is not to argue about who is more Bumiputera - the Malays, Indians or Chinese.

Everyone - Malays, Indians and Chinese alike - are sons and daughters of immigrants. It would be very difficult to dissect the three different races based on generalising. You would have to look at it on a case-to-case basis.
My family came to Malaya in the mid-1700s. Tian Chua's family came to Malaya much earlier than that. Dr Mahathir and Khir Toyo are merely second generation Malaysians although one became the Prime Minister and the other
the Chief Minister of a State.

Okay, the purpose of this article is not to argue who is more Bumiputera as we can argue till the cows come home and will never reach a consensus. What I want to talk about is who has served this country and, therefore, can be considered a true patriot.

The railway, roads, bridges and buildings, right up to maybe the 1980s or so (that means for more than 100 years), were built by the Indians and Chinese (not the Malays). I still remember even as recent as the 1970s when Indians
would work in the hot sun building the roads and laying the railway lines. They also worked in the estates and plantations. And the same goes for the tin mines and the construction industry, which were mainly a Chinese affair.
And many died. There were numerous cases where entire Chinese communities were wiped out by disease and war and they had to bring in fresh loads of Chinese workers from China to replace those who had died. And the living
conditions of these workers were pathetic. Trust me when I say detention under the Internal Security Act in Kamunting is luxurious compared to what these Indians and Chinese had to endure.

The Malayan civil service, legal system, education system, and whatnot, depended on the English educated Indians brought in from India . It was not until the 1920s or so, when the immigration policy was tightened, that the Malays were educated enough to start filling the ranks of the civil service.
Even by the time of Merdeka the country still depended on the immigrants because there were not enough educated Malays to serve the country.

And almost all these people died in this country (only some went home to die) and their Malaysian-born children, grandchildren and great grandchildren are those Indians and Chinese you see in the country today.

To sum up: this country was built by the non-Malays. What we see today is the result of the contribution by the non-Malays. Initially, Malaya's economy depended on rubber and tin, long before we had factories and heavy industries. And it was because we had immigrant Indians and Chinese is why
we saw a thriving rubber and tin industry. If not because of rubber and tin, Malaysia would be amongst the poorest countries in this world.

Then we had three wars - the Second World War, the Malayan Emergency, and the Konfrantasi with Indonesia . And not just Malayans, but many foreign 'Mat Salleh' (white skins), as well as Africans, Fijians, Gurkhas, Indians, Punjabis, Bengalis, and many more, died in these wars. Of course, Malays died as well. But Malays were not the only ones who died in these three wars.

But is the contribution of these patriots ever remembered? The Malays scream, rant and rave that this is a Malay country. They declare that this is Tanah Melayu (Malay land). But we might not even have a country, at least not in the form that we see it now, if not for the fact that many not of Malay origin laid down their lives for this country. If the non-Malays,
including the 'Mat Salleh', had not died for this country, Malaysia would no longer be an independent nation but just a small province of Indonesia .

When Malays talk about dying for your country, they just look at the three wars. But the death toll for these wars does not even come close to the death toll of those who died serving this country in other ways. Some died defending the country in wars. But many more died in the effort to build this country to what it is today. And many also died of mere old age after
serving this country their entire life and then retired here as citizens.

But how do we repay these patriots or children and grandchildren of patriots not of Malay origin? We insult them. We threaten them. We discriminate against them. We oppress them. We persecute them. We treat them as second-class citizens. We refuse to recognise the patriotic contribution of
their parents, grandparents or great grandparents in efending this country and in building this country to what it is today.

So these people feel hurt. So they feel that the sacrifices and contribution of their forefathers are not remembered and appreciated. So they decide to leave the country and go to another country that can better-appreciate their
talents and skills instead of threatening and subjecting them to screams of "go back to your own country".

Who are the traitors here? Are the traitors those who hijrah in search of a better life like what the Prophet Muhammad did? Or are the traitors those who ignore the patriotic contribution of Malayans from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s?

The Umno Ministers should be made to pass a history test before they can be appointed as Ministers. And they should also be made to pass a lie detector test every time they make a statement. As the Malays would say: bodoh (stupid) is bad enough. Bodoh sombong (arrogantly stupid) is unforgivable.
And Umno Ministers are just that - bodoh sombong.

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"Anonymous" Hackers attack Malaysian government websites (16 Jun 2011)

RM1.8mil … for a Facebook page?

By Joseph Sipalan
June 14, 2011
MalaysiaKini

The Tourism Ministry came under fire again today, as MPs questioned why it had spent RM1.8 million to start and maintain its Facebook page – yet another on the list of controversial projects.

Anthony Loke (DAP-Rasah) slammed the decision to use so much money when the social networking site can be used free of charge.

“On my last check, there are 20,308 fans on the ministry’s Facebook page. Comparably, the ‘Visit Penang’ Facebook page, for which the Penang government did not spend a sen, got over 100,000 fans. Why spend RM1.8 million?” he asked during Question Time.

Loke said it is hard to believe that not one person in the ministry has knowledge of how to maintain or update a Facebook account.

He stressed that the Tourism Ministry could have easily sought advice from various parties, including BN and opposition MPs, many of whom are ardent users of social networking sites.

“You don’t even have to ask members on this side (opposition). There are those among the backbenchers, such as Kota Belud and Rembau… they can come in as consultants,” he said, referring to Umno MPs Abdul Rahman Dahlan and Khairy Jamaluddin, who are both heavy Twitter users.

Deputy Tourism Minister James Dawos Mamit said the budget covers the cost of hosting various activities on the Facebook page, including six interactive Flash applications, development and maintenance work and advertising, which was tendered out to a company, Impact Creations Sdn Bhd, on a three-year contract from 2011-2013.

James, who stood in for Minister Ng Yen Yen despite being sick and suffering a sore throat, added that the ministry spent nearly RM300,000 to develop each of the six applications on their Facebook page.

‘It looks like a waste of money’
Khairy, in a supplementary question, agreed with Loke that the RM1.8 million budget “looks like a waste” of funds, stressing that the low interest in the ministry’s Facebook page is not reflective of the expenditure.

He acknowledged that it would take money to maintain the page and its various activities, but insisted that by engaging a company to focus on promotional work, there should already be big returns.

“Currently there are 2,013 ‘likes’, and the page design is nothing extraordinary. It’s only using the same template. We don’t even have to look at the Penang tourism page; some of the MPs here are even more popular,” he said, while asking how the ministry will measure the success of its campaign.

James pointed out that Impact Creations was engaged to run an advertising campaign to promote domestic tourism, particularly among Generation Y Malaysians who are generally more tech-savvy.

He said the success of the ministry’s social networking campaign, including advertising, will be measured based on the national return of investment in terms of an increase in domestic tourists.

Gov’t portals paralysed by Anonymous hackers group

By Kuek Ser Kuang Keng
Jun 16, 11 | MalaysiaKini

Since late yesterday, at least 10 websites of government agencies had been inaccessible due to an attack by hackers, in retaliation for the government’s earlier decision to block file-sharing websites.

hacked parliamentLast night the hackers, who call themselves Anonymous, published a list of 18 government websites which had been allegedly hit by DDoS (Distributed Denial-of-Service) attack or switched off by the website administrator.

A check by Malaysiakini at 7am today found that at least nine websites, including the flagship portal of Malaysia government MyGovernment (www.malaysia.gov.my), were still down.

Others were Sabah tourism, Asean connect, the Fire and Rescue Department, the Treasury, Parliament, Jobs Malaysia, the Information, Communication and Culture Ministry, and the National Sports Council.

The official website of the Construction Industry Development Board Malaysia (CIDB) was also reported to have been defaced last night.

Acccording to netizens who published a screen capture of the hacked website, the original footer had been replaced with a statement protesting the earlier blockade of websites.

hacked malaysia government“Greetings, Malaysia, We have seen the censorship taken by the Malaysian government, blocking sites like The Pirate Bay, and WikiLeaks. Malaysia is one of the world’s strictest governments, even blocking out movies, and television shows.

“These acts of censorship are inexcusable. You are taking away a basic human right. The Internet is here for freedom, without fear of government interference. Do not think that no one else notices,” read the statement.

It also said that the attack is a “sign, a warning, and an opportunity to listen to ideas above your own” and the hackers “are obligated to act fast and have no mercy”.

However the CIDB website had recovered by 7am.

hacked sabah tourismLast week, the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) had announced that 10 websites including Pirate Bay and Megaupload had been blocked for infringing copyright laws.

Subsequently the hackers uploaded a short clip on video-sharing website YouTube, threatening to attack government websites from today in retaliation over the ban.

Yesterday, Information, Communications and Culture Minister Rais Yatim said the hackers “had got the wrong end of the stick”.

“They have misunderstood our good intentions. There is no cyber censorship in Malaysia unless crimes have been committed,” he said.

At least 41 websites hacked, no data compromised

Jun 16, 11 | MalaysiaKini

At least 41 government websites were hacked into overnight but no personal or financial data were compromised, officials said today, as the Malaysia becomes the latest target of a cyber-war waged by the activists.

In the attacks, 51 websites were hit and at least 41 of these sites were disrupted, industry regulator Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission said.

The attacks, which began shortly before midnight yesterday, follow a warning by Internet vigilante group Anonymous, which said it would attack the government’s official portal to punish it for censoring WikiLeaks, the website that aims to expose governments and corporations by leaking secret documents.

hacked parliament”Our monitoring of the situation showed that there was a reduced level of attacks by 4am this morning and upon further evaluation, so far, we gauge that there has been little impact on Malaysian users as a result,” the communications commission said in a statement.

It did not name the sites which were attacked but targets included the government’s online portal www.malaysia.gov.my, and the webpages of the fire and emergency services department www.bomba.gov.my and the land public transport commission www.spad.gov.my.

NONEInspector-general of police Ismail Omar told Reuters no personal or financial data had so far been stolen but the authorities were trying to determine the extent of the attacks.

It was not immediately clear if the attacks were launched by Anonymous or other hackers.

Anonymous is a grouping of global activists lobbying for Internet freedom who frequently try to shut down the websites of businesses and other organisations that they oppose.

IT defence team pathetic

The activists gained prominence when they temporarily crippled the websites of MasterCard and Paypal that cut off financial services to WikiLeaks.

A spate of cyber attacks on multinational firms and institutions, from the US Central Intelligence Agency to Citigroup to the International Monetary Fund, has raised concerns that governments and the private sector may struggle to defend themselves against hackers.

In an earlier Internet posting, Anonymous said Malaysia’s censorship of films and television shows and its blocking of file-sharing websites amounted to a denial of human rights.

The communication commission last week banned 10 file-sharing sites and ordered Internet service providers such as Telekom Malaysia and Maxis to block access.

The restrictions have outraged ordinary Malaysians, and several people took to Twitter on Thursday to express support for the cyber attacks.

“Now to count how many sites have gotten whacked so far,” said a tweet posted by Rhyden. “I knew the government’s IT defence team was pathetic.”

The country has a vibrant Internet culture that has gained a mass following in an environment where the mainstream media is tightly controlled. The government has in the past charged bloggers with sedition, often detaining suspects for long periods without trial.

MCMC blocks 10 file sharing sites

No more free downloads as MCMC blocks 10 file sharing sites

NEWS INFORMATION
Date June 11, 2011
Region World
Source http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/6/11/nation/8879884&sec=nation
PETALING JAYA: In a bid to combat piracy, the Government has declared war on filesharing websites with 10 such websites now blocked by the telecommunications industry watchdog.

The websites were among the most visited sites by Malaysians to illegally download movies.

On May 30, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) had written a letter to all Internet Service Providers (ISPs) ordering the block.

The letter was signed by Digital Security Services division acting senior director Eneng Faridah Iskandar.

The letter, which was leaked online, also stated that the websites were being blocked for breaching Section 41 of the Copyright Act 1987, which deals with pirated content.


An MCMC spokesperson confirmed the ban and said it was done on the request of the Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism Ministry.

The ministry's enforcement division director-general Mohd Roslan Mahayudin confirmed that the request was made.

“It is standard procedure for the ministry to request MCMC to block sites that violate the Copyright Act 1987,” he told The Star.

Roslan said the ministry had requested that 19 websites, including the 10 listed in the letter, be blocked for violating the Act but added that it was up to MCMC to decide on which ones to block.

When asked about the fate of surfers who legally use the websites such as for storing non-pirated content, Mohd Roslan said they could always write to the ministry.

“Anyone who feels the ban is wrong can write to us and we will look into it,” he said.

Film maker Norman Abd Halim of KRU Studios said the move was long overdue.

“The unauthorised use of copyright work is destroying the industry. If everyone feels that works should be shared, then there is no value in these works,” he said.

Norman equated the move to South Korea's three-strikes law, where a person guilty of copyright infringement can have their Internet access suspended for six months.

However, irate users have vented their frustration by creating aFacebook page to protest.

By 8.30pm yesterday, there were 410 supporters who “liked” the page that was named “1M Malaysians Don't Want Block File Sharing Websites.”

FilesTube Media Search Engine, one of the sites ordered blocked, also commented on the page.

“We have posted information about this on our wall. We are with you.”

Before the page was put up, some Malaysians were already protesting via Twitter.

“You can't create a walled-up Internet garden,” read one tweet.

Some also made reference to the MSC Malaysia Bill of Guarantees which states that the Government will not censor the Internet.

MSC Malaysia is a national initiative that kicked off in 1996 and is aimed at transforming the nation into a knowledge-based economy.