Comments on: Show them your middle finger!

By: wits0

wits0 — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:05:57 +0000

I agree with what billauchris Says, especially the part on, “Unemployment is caused by the ruling government’s poor education and economic policies that have resulted over the years in an over-production of school, college and university graduates who do not meet the industiral requirements of the industry. The academia is too proud to admit this.”

The academia keeps lowering standards for political reasons and the politicians keep approving that.

The racist policy of blind entitlement without regard to quality and meritocracy is the root of it all and perpetuates the high costs of education while lowering quality all the way. Part of the MahalDeal way of doing things that result in inflationary costs for all things essential and a population that earns mainly only mainly subsistence income, if lucky enough.

We have a business philosophy of merely jual mahal and monopoly to boost profits plus rent seeking sub-contracting by the very top people. Proton and the local automobile industry is one example of such a stinker. Creation of more middlemen increases the cost of items and it does not need a biz graduate to figure this out.

Were the employment climate good, why should blogger lkike Susan have to be working in Thailand for years, for example? The lack of employment is cause by the pervading gomen policies that is thoroughly racists and discriminative from square one. The lost of talents(now from all ethnic groups) to overseas has been disregarded with official impunity and eventually worsens the situation as is now manifesting.

By: billauchris

billauchris — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:51:12 +0000

My dear Khalid, you have to be careful in propounding a policy to tax employers having migrant workers for the purpose of training the unemployed; for whom they hold no obligation and responsibility whatsoever. This will just escalate unnecessarily production cost.

Unemployment is caused by the ruling government’s poor education and economic policies that have resulted over the years in an over-production of school, college and university graduates who do not meet the industiral requirements of the industry. The academia is too proud to admit this.

Why should the private sector be penalised for the social ill of unemployment. Employers in certain sectors are already taxed for the human resource development fund. For the unemployed, I feel strongly that the BN Government should look into this matter seriously to ensure that the students are encouraged to take up courses in tendem with the employment needs of the country.

We cannot afford to allow every Tom, Dick and Harry to go to the University. In the course of time, we will be like India where we are most likely to bounce into a university graduate who is unemployed in the streets.

If only the Government is more prudent in spending, there is sufficient money to set up training colleges and universities specially for the unemployed. By not sending a Malaysian up the cybersphere, we would have built a university for this group of ill-equipped unemployed.

So my advice is: avoid such policy that cause a burden to the employers.

If you suggest that employers set aside RM9/- per month to train their
foreign labourers, the public would generally or probably will agree, I am sure.

By: Muhtar Suhaili

Muhtar Suhaili — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 07:15:17 +0000

Here is my explanation on this issue: http://muhtarsuhaili.wordpress.com/2008/03/27/isu-uum-saman-raja-petra-dan-suara-keadilan-rm7-juta/

By: Jude

Jude — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 17:30:41 +0000

Upyouuuuuuuuuuurs…………………Good One

By: Roy Selvan

Roy Selvan — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 15:05:25 +0000

Helloo,
Kawan-kawan ini lah cara pertama mereka melawan,
Lain kali,ramai lagi yang akan di tawan,
Supaya mulut kami jangan melawan,
Orang-orang yang kurang siuman.

Ada orang di suruh duduk di tangga yang teratas
Supaya kami jangan melampaui batas
Dari Mac 8, mata terbuka
Kerana Buntut mereka terluka

hahahahhaha have a nice day.

By: Andrew

Andrew — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 01:50:01 +0000

In George Orwell’s book, Animal Farm, the animals revolted against the farmer and chased him out. In order to keep the peace, it was decided that a constitution be drawn up. The pigs, being the ringleaders in the coup, amended the first rule “All animals are equal” to “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others”.

If you give credit to the person who expressed the idea first, it isn’t plagiarism.

By: mitosblog

mitosblog — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:15:28 +0000

Let me say this: Malaysia’s University cannot be better and improved as long as BN is in power. They are more interested to enrich themselves and their cronies. That is their main goal.

http://filmasia.blogspot.com

By: Andrew

Andrew — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 17:04:26 +0000

Nothing compares to Augusta Caesar in Anwar’s trial though.

By: toru

toru — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:41:25 +0000

I wouldn’t be too worried if I was RPK. The judge made a fundamental mistake in her judgment. It is textbook law that for a judgment in default of a cause of action like defamation, you can only enter a judgment for damages to be assessed. You cannot enter a fixed sum in damages for judgment in default of appearance for a cause of action like defamation.

Any rookie first year lawyer knows that. It just goes to show how low the standard of the judiciary is. Priscilla Gengadaran should resign and go back to law school.

By: Thinking Cap

Thinking Cap — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 11:10:41 +0000

Dear RPK,
I am just a pensioner and I can say this. I will stop buying newspapers, instead I will donate my monthly sum of Rm 30 as contribution towards paying your damages. For all that you and other fellow bloggers have done to expose the filth through the internet media, it is a negligible contribution. This is my way of saying thanks to you.