If you think democracy is dead in our country, there could only be one color for Aug31: BLACK.
Message from 1BLACK Malaysia group:
The 1BLACKMalaysia group is having a campaign urging Malaysians to wear BLACK on Merdeka Day to speak up against the various injustices by the government after 52 years of “independence”.
Tell me, how will you spend your Merdeka?
Hadn’t we’ve heard enough?
A statutory declaration by a purported aide de camp of Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan has alleged that his former boss had triads links. (malaysiakini)
But Abdullah Badawi was still adamant in prolonging his contract.
Where is Musa now and where is Abdullah?
If Najib Tun Razak is also bent on continuing his service, probably Najib would also end up in the dumbs.
It’s so clear this is a case of incitement, provocation. (malaysiakini)
Their targets are not the Hindus, nor the Hindu temple.
It’s clear that they just wanted Khalid Ibrahim’s and Xavier Jeyakumar’s head in exchange for the cow’s.
In other words, they just wanted to give the PR government another big headache, and pave a way for what is loved best – a riot!
The poor cow, has now become a scapegoat.
The million dollar question is : where were the police? Continue reading
Many politicians should be sacked from their parties, if the Chua Soi Lek’s sex scandal case is anything to go by. (source)
Who’s next?
Will Anwar (Ibrahim) take him in?
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DPM Muhyiddin says that a wind of change is blowing (has blown)over Permatang Pasir. (here)
The jokers among us say this is not a wind, but a fart! Hahaha.
Whatever it was, it blows, blew its way to PAS victory !
Muhyuddin said:
“Perhaps there is a wind of change blowing in the constituency . . . the people’s mood is not the same as in during the Permatang Pauh by-elections and general elections (both last year).
“Our ground election leaders and workers have informed me that many voters were responsive towards us”.
Hiya ! What kind of ground election leaders and workers are these? Continue reading
(image from malaysiakini)
Wow! Zunar will be a millionaire soon!
Nevermind that the Home Mnistry seize copies of his political-satire magazine “Gedung Kartun” today.
Nevermind that the ministry official says Zunar published this copy without a permit. Zunar says he has been granted a written approval.
Zunar must thank these officials for the free publicity.
Already my friends from overseas are asking me where to buy his book.
Isn’t that cool?
Oh Good. This means a lot of good riddance! Even rubbish could be recycled. But useless ASS-embly men? You tell me what they are good for.
(image: malaysiakini)
Voters in the Permatang Pasir should take advantage of the development pledges for the constituency by Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin who has promised to make it a “golden child” of the federal government (malaysia).
So what if the voters choose PAS? What will this constituency become?
Anak tiri or step child?
I hope the voters are not blind, deaf or greedy enough to allow themselves to be prostituted by UMNO/BN!!!! Continue reading
(image from Malaysianinsider)
Hahaha! If the ‘champion of the Malay race’ and UMNO Youth chief could only garner a crowd like this at a by-election, imagine what support UMNO would be in years to come.
Ok, don’t go that far. Let’s say the next general elections?
This statement was written by Katrina Jorine Maliamauv, daughter of Irene Fernandez. It’s her respond the article in Malaysiakini: “No budget, so no to rape probe”.
The bile is rising in my throat.
For more than ten years at least, Penan girls have been raped, violated and sexually abused. The Penan women in the community have been at dire risk of various forms of sexual assault and harassment.
Young, young, school going girls have made the difficult step to come forward and say that they have been raped by members of the logging companies.
The life and dignity of a Penan woman, however, appears to be worth less than RM3600.
Investigations into the allegations of rape and abuse by loggers in Sarawak against the Penan girls have led nowhere.
Today, the Sarawak police say they can only afford the RM100 000 needed to pay for police personnel, and not the RM3600 proposed to pay for the much-needed Penan-Malay translators, if the 6-day investigation into these allegations were to be carried out.
The police can spend RM15 million on a by-election in Kuala Terengganu, but RM3600 to pay for an essential part of an investigation into rape of children is too much?
By the way, how much was spent by the police on “guarding public interest” during the recent peaceful assembly in Kuala Lumpur? Continue reading
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