What can we expect in a New Malaysia? If only Rakyat Malaysia allow it to happen in this General Election.
Having saved the billions that used to slip into personal pockets and over prices projects, Malaysia under a new management began to build up a huge reserve fund. With this huge reserve, many highways are declared tol free. Thus helping all rakyat cut down their monthly expenses for just travelling to work.
With the petroleum money the nation is again enjoying a cheap fuel. Many motorists rejoice with such a cheap fuel available in a fuel producing country---Malaysia.
With the billions saved and huge reserves buildt up, cost of higher education is cheaper for rakyat Malaysia. Parents felt a great relieve to send the chidlren to higher education. In this way, many more bright and promising Malaysians are given an opportunity to aquire their professional education which in return help to drive Malaysia into a long dream of nation----- a developed nation.
With many state government capable of managing their fund well, modern facilities are introduced throughout the country---the New Malaysia.
Folks residing in the desa and kampong are also receiving modern facilities. Many new housing estates were build up for these people at an affordable price. Many desa and kampong folks live in an upgraded surrounding.
With corruption in high places checked, car prices dropped drastically. Prices of many Malaysian made models are now selling cheaper than those sold in overseas. (Instead of being higher than the same model sold in Saudi etc.) Malaysian cars are selling well. Imported cars are discouraged. In no time, we will see Malaysians prefering Malaysian cars, and feeling proud to drive in one.
MAS and AirAsia can now compete in business as all other businesses. Thus MAS has improved its services and cut down many unrealistic expenses. Thus MAS is now making a profit instead of in the red. AirAsia continues to be the prefrences of people who go for cheap traveling. Both airlines became the pride of Malaysia, world renowned.
The new undertaker government proved good in its management. More foreign investors prefered Malaysia---- with so many talents and multiligual community. Thus Malaysia prospers even further.
Hidup Malaysia!
To have this dream comes true, let us give ourselves a chance----a change this time.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Why Use Force On A Peaceful Gathering?
Let me reprint a report from my email:
In an apparent attempt to get rid of evidence, the'Thugs in Uniform', The Royal Malaysian Police has harassed, assaulted and confisticated or damaged cameras belonging to local and international journalists covering the fracas during the Bersih 3.0 event in Kuala Lumpur. According to Al Jazeera, their journalists were roughed up by the police and their camera was damaged by the police. Al Jazeerareported that scores of unarmed Bersih 3.0 participants were brutally assaulted by the police even though they were unarmed and showed no signs of aggression. In a live crossover interview, Al Jazeera journalist Harry Fawcett reported that he and his cameraman were faced with alleged police violence as well. "I'm coming to you via Skype from an iPad because the Malaysian police has just busted our camera," said Fawcett."In a number of instances, we saw a policeman grabbing a protester while the other would punch, knee or slap the protester. "We went to try to film that ourselves, and found ourselves subject to not that harsh treatment but not dissimilar. "We were shoved and held, our camera pushed to the ground. Perhaps they were under instruction to prevent the media from filming this kind of thing," he added.
One photographer told Malaysiakini that after he refused to delete photographs of a melee, a police personnel removed his memory card and destroyed it. It was confirmed by Guang Ming Daily that one of their photographers was arrested while taking photographs of the process of an arrest and alleged police assault. A Channel News Asia video cameraman has vowed to lodge a police report after he was punched. "Furthermore, they took our tripod," said the cameraman Kenny Lew. Meanwhile, a Merdeka Review photographer said claimed she was assaulted by four police personnel who attempted to seize her camera and mobile phone. "They pulled my media accreditation card and kicked it to a side. They then demanded that I leave or face arrest," she said.
The Scribe has received reports that elements of BN/Umno linked TIGA LINE thugs may be the agent provocateurs that breached the police barricade and charged at the police at Merdeka Square. They were also the ones who 'staged' the overturning of the police car. Bersih says it is shocked by allegations that some of its supporters had acted violently during the Bersih 3.0 rally today. Bersih co-chairperson Ambiga Sreenevasan described allegations of violence committed by the movement’s supporters as “highly unusual”. This explains why the police stood and watched when the thugs overturned the police car and no arrests were made. Batu MP Tian Chua and former International Islamic University (UIA) law professor Dr Abdul Aziz Bari have been arrested. "Now I'm arrested, police hit us as we were dragged thru rows of rowdy officers - many got beaten up after being arrested," reads Chua's tweet.
In an apparent attempt to get rid of evidence, the'Thugs in Uniform', The Royal Malaysian Police has harassed, assaulted and confisticated or damaged cameras belonging to local and international journalists covering the fracas during the Bersih 3.0 event in Kuala Lumpur. According to Al Jazeera, their journalists were roughed up by the police and their camera was damaged by the police. Al Jazeerareported that scores of unarmed Bersih 3.0 participants were brutally assaulted by the police even though they were unarmed and showed no signs of aggression. In a live crossover interview, Al Jazeera journalist Harry Fawcett reported that he and his cameraman were faced with alleged police violence as well. "I'm coming to you via Skype from an iPad because the Malaysian police has just busted our camera," said Fawcett."In a number of instances, we saw a policeman grabbing a protester while the other would punch, knee or slap the protester. "We went to try to film that ourselves, and found ourselves subject to not that harsh treatment but not dissimilar. "We were shoved and held, our camera pushed to the ground. Perhaps they were under instruction to prevent the media from filming this kind of thing," he added.
One photographer told Malaysiakini that after he refused to delete photographs of a melee, a police personnel removed his memory card and destroyed it. It was confirmed by Guang Ming Daily that one of their photographers was arrested while taking photographs of the process of an arrest and alleged police assault. A Channel News Asia video cameraman has vowed to lodge a police report after he was punched. "Furthermore, they took our tripod," said the cameraman Kenny Lew. Meanwhile, a Merdeka Review photographer said claimed she was assaulted by four police personnel who attempted to seize her camera and mobile phone. "They pulled my media accreditation card and kicked it to a side. They then demanded that I leave or face arrest," she said.
The Scribe has received reports that elements of BN/Umno linked TIGA LINE thugs may be the agent provocateurs that breached the police barricade and charged at the police at Merdeka Square. They were also the ones who 'staged' the overturning of the police car. Bersih says it is shocked by allegations that some of its supporters had acted violently during the Bersih 3.0 rally today. Bersih co-chairperson Ambiga Sreenevasan described allegations of violence committed by the movement’s supporters as “highly unusual”. This explains why the police stood and watched when the thugs overturned the police car and no arrests were made. Batu MP Tian Chua and former International Islamic University (UIA) law professor Dr Abdul Aziz Bari have been arrested. "Now I'm arrested, police hit us as we were dragged thru rows of rowdy officers - many got beaten up after being arrested," reads Chua's tweet.
Bersih 428
This was BERSIH 428 in KL. It is a picture of "Rakyat Bersatu, Negara Maju". It is a reminder of "Pilihan Raya, Pilihan Kerajaan Rakyat Malaysia".
It was reported that Malaysians came forward to exspress their cry for a fair and just election. It was not confined to the various states in Malaysia, it consisted of gathering of Malaysians over 80 cities throughout 35 nations in the globe.
If Malaysians are serious of saving Malaysia from corruption, from the lost of national revenue, from disunity, and from sliding into national bankruptcy, Malaysian should throw in their votes for a change of government. It is time to rid of 50+ years of UMNO rule and return the nation to Rakyat Malaysia.
Malaysia Boleh! You can make it happen.
It was reported that Malaysians came forward to exspress their cry for a fair and just election. It was not confined to the various states in Malaysia, it consisted of gathering of Malaysians over 80 cities throughout 35 nations in the globe.
If Malaysians are serious of saving Malaysia from corruption, from the lost of national revenue, from disunity, and from sliding into national bankruptcy, Malaysian should throw in their votes for a change of government. It is time to rid of 50+ years of UMNO rule and return the nation to Rakyat Malaysia.
Malaysia Boleh! You can make it happen.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Visit The Desa & Kampong Folks
What is the BN strategy at this point of time?
$$$$ and promises ! But most important,BN knew they are losing the folks in the cities. They are losing the educated lots. So they are working into the country township (DESA) and the villages (Kampong).
Nobody can imagine No.1 VIP stooping low to visit and befriends folks in desa and kampong. These folks dont read the facebook, or the internet. They are simple folks slogging daily for their living. Now that the No.1 VIP is visiting them with $$$ and promises. Wooow....great.
The No1VIP has also gone to mingled with the Chinese folks down to hawkers stalls, market places, and even to their kampong etc. BN knew they need the Chinese votes and the Kampong folks support to win any seat this time.
PKR is not slow to this. In fact, the rank and file of PKR come from the Desa and Kampong, poor candidates, who have no $$$$ to throw about. However, their hard work and their sincerity is felt by all.
Nevertheless, PKR must make serious effort to tell them folks the real situation of Malaysia. PKR must remind the rakyat we are working hard to save Malaysia, and to prepare a better Malaysia for our next gereation. We had suffered enough under the 50 over years of BN government. Look at the $$$$$ billions lost through corruption and mismanagement. We must check and prevent $$$ drain to save Malaysia. To lighten uo the livelihood of every single rakyat.
PKR must make use of video clips for the citi folks, and personal visitation to the country towns and kampongs. Time is running out.
Sabah and Sarawak candidates must visit the community centres, the coffee shops, the pasar pagi etc and expalin the situation to the Sabah people and Sarawak people. Save Malaysia while they can still hold the calling card. Dont be blinded by temporarily benefits. More to come to all if the Rakyat change the government to Rakyat Power and not BN Power. Need not have to look at the face of the VIP, make them look at the Vote in your hand.
$$$$ and promises ! But most important,BN knew they are losing the folks in the cities. They are losing the educated lots. So they are working into the country township (DESA) and the villages (Kampong).
Nobody can imagine No.1 VIP stooping low to visit and befriends folks in desa and kampong. These folks dont read the facebook, or the internet. They are simple folks slogging daily for their living. Now that the No.1 VIP is visiting them with $$$ and promises. Wooow....great.
The No1VIP has also gone to mingled with the Chinese folks down to hawkers stalls, market places, and even to their kampong etc. BN knew they need the Chinese votes and the Kampong folks support to win any seat this time.
PKR is not slow to this. In fact, the rank and file of PKR come from the Desa and Kampong, poor candidates, who have no $$$$ to throw about. However, their hard work and their sincerity is felt by all.
Nevertheless, PKR must make serious effort to tell them folks the real situation of Malaysia. PKR must remind the rakyat we are working hard to save Malaysia, and to prepare a better Malaysia for our next gereation. We had suffered enough under the 50 over years of BN government. Look at the $$$$$ billions lost through corruption and mismanagement. We must check and prevent $$$ drain to save Malaysia. To lighten uo the livelihood of every single rakyat.
PKR must make use of video clips for the citi folks, and personal visitation to the country towns and kampongs. Time is running out.
Sabah and Sarawak candidates must visit the community centres, the coffee shops, the pasar pagi etc and expalin the situation to the Sabah people and Sarawak people. Save Malaysia while they can still hold the calling card. Dont be blinded by temporarily benefits. More to come to all if the Rakyat change the government to Rakyat Power and not BN Power. Need not have to look at the face of the VIP, make them look at the Vote in your hand.
Monday, April 16, 2012
Misguided Mentality
BN thought the people of Malaysia are fools to be manipulated.
BN thought just promises and a few tip-bits (cash throw-out) will satisfied the hungry rakyat. In this way, rakyat Malaysia will throw in their support for BN just for RM500/= or RM100/= or even more. Just because so many came forward to claim the money, listening to their talks does not mean these "foolish rakyat" are behind BN.
Rakyat Malaysia had enough of BN tricks and lies.
Looking into the various mega expenses and mega compensation, a simple rakyat will be able to tell that such contracts are crazy! You spend on a project and you collect back your share for a period worked out. Now that you have collected some, it should be reduced in amount, and NOT increase in amount. A simple rakyat is able to reason out that logic. But to give away CASH, mega sum to such, as compensation of what not.....is crazy. Can somebody just tell us who owns those companies???
Let Pakatan take over Putrajaya, and Pakatan will tell you the whole truth when facts are gathered. The people need an answer. Malaysia is going broke not because of subsidies, but because of corruption.
Malaysia is going broke not because of freee education, or free medication etc. but for mismanagement of public fund, be it the cowboy project, or the highway project, or the submarine project, or the recon-air crafts projects etc..... Ooooo Rakyat Malaysia, save the country with your vote in this coming election. It has nothing with who has rob whose right, nobody! Or who has control the economy of Malaysia, BN and cronies. It is Rakyat Malaysia against corruption in high places, and policies not favouring rakyat but the rich BN cronies etc.
Come what may.....this is Rakyat Malaysia throwing in their anger and protest of poor governance ..... crying for a change for the better.
BN thought just promises and a few tip-bits (cash throw-out) will satisfied the hungry rakyat. In this way, rakyat Malaysia will throw in their support for BN just for RM500/= or RM100/= or even more. Just because so many came forward to claim the money, listening to their talks does not mean these "foolish rakyat" are behind BN.
Rakyat Malaysia had enough of BN tricks and lies.
Looking into the various mega expenses and mega compensation, a simple rakyat will be able to tell that such contracts are crazy! You spend on a project and you collect back your share for a period worked out. Now that you have collected some, it should be reduced in amount, and NOT increase in amount. A simple rakyat is able to reason out that logic. But to give away CASH, mega sum to such, as compensation of what not.....is crazy. Can somebody just tell us who owns those companies???
Let Pakatan take over Putrajaya, and Pakatan will tell you the whole truth when facts are gathered. The people need an answer. Malaysia is going broke not because of subsidies, but because of corruption.
Malaysia is going broke not because of freee education, or free medication etc. but for mismanagement of public fund, be it the cowboy project, or the highway project, or the submarine project, or the recon-air crafts projects etc..... Ooooo Rakyat Malaysia, save the country with your vote in this coming election. It has nothing with who has rob whose right, nobody! Or who has control the economy of Malaysia, BN and cronies. It is Rakyat Malaysia against corruption in high places, and policies not favouring rakyat but the rich BN cronies etc.
Come what may.....this is Rakyat Malaysia throwing in their anger and protest of poor governance ..... crying for a change for the better.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Surprise ! Surprise!
BN has launched pyschological warfare to win the voters. PKR must be aware of it. The so call swing over to support BN is only the wish and dream of BN. In fact, BN is not sure of the people's support.
However, PKR must not take things for granted. The best way to disrupt such phsychological impact is to the clear the doubts and influence of such slogan by reminding the people of a must change situation.
Reminding the people of the faults of BN. The sin of each BN individual and banging into the mind of the people, change for a better governance. Build up our national reserves and reduce the hardship of the people.
Keep on telling them what they can expect when PKR takes over Putrajaya.
Next minimise internal conflicts and draw a master plan for nation building. Drop religious ambition, but assuring that the New Malaysia under PKR is going to be a harmonious country with Malaysian mindset. Every cultural heritage will be taken care off, and every religious faith will be respected. Muslims will be encounraged to live and practice its religious values, not to be covetous and self righteous, but to uphold muslim values.
Finally, be sure to place candidates of right calibre for the coming election. We want team spirit and humility, willing to serve the people, and have big ambition for nation building. Those who have the intent to enter politic for money, get rid of them.
Let us move on into Putrajaya!
However, PKR must not take things for granted. The best way to disrupt such phsychological impact is to the clear the doubts and influence of such slogan by reminding the people of a must change situation.
Reminding the people of the faults of BN. The sin of each BN individual and banging into the mind of the people, change for a better governance. Build up our national reserves and reduce the hardship of the people.
Keep on telling them what they can expect when PKR takes over Putrajaya.
Next minimise internal conflicts and draw a master plan for nation building. Drop religious ambition, but assuring that the New Malaysia under PKR is going to be a harmonious country with Malaysian mindset. Every cultural heritage will be taken care off, and every religious faith will be respected. Muslims will be encounraged to live and practice its religious values, not to be covetous and self righteous, but to uphold muslim values.
Finally, be sure to place candidates of right calibre for the coming election. We want team spirit and humility, willing to serve the people, and have big ambition for nation building. Those who have the intent to enter politic for money, get rid of them.
Let us move on into Putrajaya!
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Cash or Change?
Now that election is near, much CASH is given away. BN just wanted the people to feel good.
Now the question is whether we are going to feel good or change for good.
BN has pleaded through the media that they have learnt to listen to the voice of the people, so they said people must given them another chance to rule the country. This goes to say that the feel bad, and they feel threatened of losing the votes of the people.
What make them feel bad? Of course it is the hardship that rakyat Malaysia is facing due to poor governance, wastage of fund, corruption in high places etc. People feel angry with BN. And now Bn wanted the people to feel really good.
Rakyat Malaysia has given BN over 50 years to proof its worth, but instead, we are sinking deeper into debts, falling behind in many indexes, whether be it about our education system, or accountability of ruling party to the people at large etc.
Malaysia is in bad shape. 30 years ago a university graduate earn just over a thousand in his pay cheque. Today the same graduate is getting about two thousand. But a car then was less than 10k but today a simple national car is over 30k. A house was about 30k but today the same house is costing for over 100k. Life is tough! 5cents bus fare and 20 cents bus fare is now over RM3.00
People know it is bad time but life can be better if we have good governance.
So people would want a change for this coming election. A change to save Malaysia. A change to ensure our children and their chidlren can live in a better Malaysia.
Go for a change if you can really feel mad and angry with all that is happening in high places.
Change foe a better Malaysia.
Now the question is whether we are going to feel good or change for good.
BN has pleaded through the media that they have learnt to listen to the voice of the people, so they said people must given them another chance to rule the country. This goes to say that the feel bad, and they feel threatened of losing the votes of the people.
What make them feel bad? Of course it is the hardship that rakyat Malaysia is facing due to poor governance, wastage of fund, corruption in high places etc. People feel angry with BN. And now Bn wanted the people to feel really good.
Rakyat Malaysia has given BN over 50 years to proof its worth, but instead, we are sinking deeper into debts, falling behind in many indexes, whether be it about our education system, or accountability of ruling party to the people at large etc.
Malaysia is in bad shape. 30 years ago a university graduate earn just over a thousand in his pay cheque. Today the same graduate is getting about two thousand. But a car then was less than 10k but today a simple national car is over 30k. A house was about 30k but today the same house is costing for over 100k. Life is tough! 5cents bus fare and 20 cents bus fare is now over RM3.00
People know it is bad time but life can be better if we have good governance.
So people would want a change for this coming election. A change to save Malaysia. A change to ensure our children and their chidlren can live in a better Malaysia.
Go for a change if you can really feel mad and angry with all that is happening in high places.
Change foe a better Malaysia.
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