The People’s Parliment
I’ve read Rocky’s post ‘In defence of Utusan Malaysia’, some of the many comments to the same, the offending article that appeared in Utusan, Teresa’s statement of claim againt Utusan and the posting in the UMNO Cheras website relating to the ‘Tabung Azan’ initiative launched by UMNO Cheras, announced by Senator Syed Ali Alhabshee and, it would seem, now supported by Rocky.
Written by various bloggers
That Khan’s Datukship given by Malacca Chief Minister Mohd Ali Rustam’s government sinks Malaysia’s royal titles to its lowest depths possible. It’s a shame the Yang diPertua Negeri of Melaka was shipped out to sea along with that dumber state CEO. Maybe Hollywood would do a blockbuster starring Catherine Zeta Jones and Sean Connery again, followed by a glittering Tan Sri award ceremony for “missing” out the first time because “ENTRAPMENT did not have enough trappings, though there are many fans out here, including this writer, who find the actress totalling enthralling. Okay, I concede she did not tower above the Petronas Twin Towers! Perhaps matey Blogger Bernard Khoo aka Zorro can be gifted a byte part, then can board the Datuk ship? — YL Chong
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Monday, October 06, 2008
On July 3, 2008, crude oil price shot up to US$145.85.
On May 21, 2008 it was traded at US$130.28.
On March 2008 it was traded at US$109.85.
On Jan 7, 2008 it was traded at US$97.91. On Jan 2008, motorist pays RM1.92 per litre for petrol.
By Ahirudin Attan aka rockybru
Sunday, October 12, 2008
“Keep the cronies and family members at bay”. Read h e r e****.
Najib will ignore this advice at his own peril. We’ve seen what happened when a PM lets his unscrupulous cronies and family members [and their own unscrupulous cronies and family members] run the country as if it’s their fiefdom.
Aristotle: What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies.
By Bernard Khoo aka zorro
Sunday, October 12, 2008
SIEW HOON was seen every day last week at the Sedition Trial of RPK. As this goes to post Siew Hoon is on her flight back to New Zealand. She came into town because she wanted to attend Pete’s trial. Merinne is her eyes during the week of the court-hearing.
By Robin Brant
BBC News, Kuala Lumpur
Abdullah Badawi said he had not been forced out.
Mr Badawi (standing) is due to step down in March
When I asked him if he regretted being pushed, he gestured to the man sitting beside him, his deputy and heir Najib Razak, and to the other politicians around him from the ruling coalition.
By Helen Ang An alert should go out to embassies in Kuala Lumpur cautioning foreign nationals. The updated travel advisory: (1) Open houses in Malaysia are possibly illegal,(2) If a tourist should saunter into the premises, he may be guilty of trespassing, (3) A tour group could be banned by Malaysian authorities for unbecoming behaviour, … Read more
Written by Straits Times (Singapore)
Published by The Malaysian Insider
October 10, 2008
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 10 – It is testament to Malaysia’s long drawn-out political instability that even Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s unambiguous pledge to retire in March is being met with scepticism.
This was partly because he used ambiguous words during Wednesday’s press conference when he announced his decision not to contest the party presidency in March, giving way to his deputy Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
or ‘The 4 Musketeers & All For One And One For All!’
October 8, 2008
or ‘Oh, Ye Of Little Faith!’
by surya nades 15 beers, donplaypuks® intrepid correspondent for barisan rakyat affairs
Malkit Siang Gill Sr – The natives are getting restless! Whoa, I hantam sky-change lah, sea-change 916 lah, toll highway interchange lah, everywhere in my speeches lah. But still no toppling, no frogs leaping above or below the wind, bludder!!
Kapak Singh Gill – We can’t rely on defections alone you know, your honour, Sir Abim Obasama.
SAO – Should we then rely on ex-National Central Bang plants masquerading as your Deputy Chairman?
By Dr Azly Rahman Monday, September 15, 2008 “The only permanent thing is change” – Lao Tzu During Mahathirism in the 1980s – change management ideology pervaded the psyche of the civil service sector. The ideology was enculturalised by the corporate sector and universities picked up the trend and fashioned it into their mission statement, … Read more