Saturday, May 31, 2008

Dr.M is right,I just dont know what to say

Project Iskandar,such a huge project with such a huge ambition.One thing that the government havent learned yet is about proper planning when executing a mega project.The rules are pretty much very simple actually,if we do not have the funds to do so,We either dont do it or we get investors who actually doesnt bring shame to our country.

We now have Halliburton and their ill gained profits investing here in Malaysia,Project Iskandar to be precise.We are not just talking about a couple of millions here,We are talking about rm200 million.Where are we going to put our pride?We are certainly not good in protecting our pride.Our very own pride.

Halliburton pretty much took all the oil in Iraq,Dont forget the thousands of iraqis that died becaise of that.Our country are of course against their actions but what thell are we doing letting them invest in our mega project?We are directly opposing them but indirectly supporting them.This is what i like to call it as confusing.

I wonder what we have to go say during the next OIC meeting.I dont know what the government is up to anymore.Why is Halliburton's money in our country?Are we that desperate for mega projects?If we were to develop our country,let us pretty please develop it properly.What are we doing now is really funny.Not the funny thing that makes you laugh,Its the funny kind of thing that makes you want to bang certain people's head that are involved at the wall and getting the satisfaction out from it.

Yes,frankly speaking it is not that funny afterall.

Here is an article by tehran times on the project Iskandar and Halliburton.

I was shocked by the rather cavalier attitude shown by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Iskandar Regional Authority, Datuk Ikmal Hijaz Hashim, when asked whether ethical issues were involved in Halliburton’s RM 200 million investment in Iskandar. According to The Star (1 May 2008), his response was, “Whose ethics are you referring to? Which value judgment are you using? If they bring in investment and create jobs, I don’t see any ethical questions on that. I am not too sure which yardstick you are using.”

The Iskandar CEO forgets that Halliburton is not just any company. It is the corporation that has gained most from the U.S.-led occupation of Iraq. It is estimated that its revenues are about 20 billion U.S. dollars. Apart from its involvement in oil and gas services, Halliburton is engaged in a whole range of highly profitable reconstruction activities. Even before the March 2003 invasion of Iraq, “it had been awarded a contract to put out oil fires set by Saddam’s retreating armies. When those fires did not materialize, Halliburton’s contract was stretched to include a new function: providing fuel for the entire nation, a job so big that ‘it bought up every available tanker truck in Kuwait, and imported hundreds more.’”

Since Malaysia remains opposed to the occupation of Iraq and has stayed away from the so-called reconstruction of a nation destroyed by the invaders, it would not be right to invite as an investor a corporation which has profited immensely from that destruction. In fact, Halliburton is perhaps one of the most infamous examples of how a powerful corporation can reap such a huge harvest from what the Canadian writer Naomi Klein calls ‘disaster capitalism’.

In advancing its interests as a disaster capitalist, Halliburton, it is alleged, has been helped by its powerful political connections. After serving as secretary of defense under George Bush senior, Dick Cheney joined Halliburton. He was there for five years in the nineties, and when he left the corporation to become vice president under Bush junior, he was given some 1,260,000 Halliburton options. It has been suggested that when “he leaves office in 2009 and is able to cash in his Halliburton holdings, Cheney will have the opportunity to profit extravagantly from the stunning improvement in Halliburton’s fortunes. The company’s stock price rose from $10 before the war in Iraq to $41 three years later -- a 300 percent jump, thanks to a combination of soaring energy prices and Iraq contracts, both of which flow directly from Cheney’s steering the country into war with Iraq.”

When a corporation profits in such a blatant manner from a war that has led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people and when that profiteering is facilitated by a leader in high office, how can one ignore the ethical implications?

It is because business, like politics, is often separated from ethical principles that greed and the lust for power gain legitimacy. In the long run, it is society that pays the price -- a monumental price for its own folly

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Life

Life as a whole,can sometimes be either very simple or very complicated. It depends on how we look at it actually.Some of us takes life very seriously while some of us actually just take it pretty light and easy.

Some would just want their life to be comfortable,get a good job,raise a family and all that.Then,we can see some people who wants to achieve extraordinary things in their life,Conquering mountains,breaking records and doing things that normal people dont usually do.So life is really the way we look at it.

Life is about ups and downs.We all know we dont want the down to be any part of our life but we dont really have a choice do we?We all should learn to look at the bright side during the down part of our life and try to learn something from it.I generally,hate this part of my life but i always try to be an optimist.

There are times where i just feel like doing the extraordinary,Its just that,one thing that i am achieving right now is becoming a great procastinator,enough said.

My University classes is about to start,i just hate it when i have to go to so many places just to register for one subject and i just cannot find someone that can give and provide me the real and complete information on my course.

It doesnt matter,i have got to find a way to squeeze it through again,and oh,Have i mentioned that i passed all my four subjects?3 credits and one pass!Now,that is what i call managing to squeeze through life.

I have just found out some rather interesting information about the Project Iskandar that is located in Johor bahru.I will make a post out of it later.Its 5.11am and i am not even sleepy yet.I have a hunch that i need to adjust back to my regular sleeping hours pretty soon.

Before i go,i would like to list down my prediction here.

























Yup,Turkey to win Euro 2008.No doubt about it.I have even bought the latest jersey as soon as it came out.Why?Because we are gonna be champions baby ;)

Nihat for life!

































Saturday, May 24, 2008

This weeks round-up

I went to Penang on Tuesday and came back on Thursday.I went with my parents and Edwin,will update the photos later.

Guys,Remember to always buy DVDs when you are in Penang,at just rm4 for each DVD,you just cant get any cheaper than any DVD stalls in kl.Yes,i bought aroud 50-60 pieces.four 4 months worth of supply!

We now see Dr.Mahathir declaring his resignation from UMNO thus directly declaring an all out war to pull Badawi down.

It is either both of them are great actors or they can really be superficial people.Just a month ago we saw them shaking hands and smiling at Masjid wilayah and now we see them fighting.Sometimes,i dont know wheter to laugh to cry.

Well,i will be blogging about that soon,its just that i am on a futsal marathon now and i simply have no energy to type so much.

The reason why i am blogging now is to inform you about some incidents that happened during the China earthquake.

There was a doctor visiting China to help out the people there,he told stories that no one can imagine.

There was two small kids who were stuck beneath the rocks,Both of them said to him that they really wanted to get out from there,The doctor told him that if he was to come out,they needed to cut his legs because it was really stuck.He said

"Nevermind,you can cut my legs i dont mind i just want to be alive"

Sadly,the other kid was too deep and although he shouted for help numerous times,the doctor knew that he cant help him.After awhile,the shoutings stop,the kid have passed away.

Sad isnt it?Sometimes,it is things like this that makes us realize how lucky we all really are.Sometimes,we just need a knock in the head to realize what life is really all about.

Have you noticed how many people only started praying once a tragedy or something bad happened hits them?
Have you noticed how many people hardly appreciate what they have and only tend to do so after they have lose it?

Disasters are happening everywhere,Human lifes are being taken away and its so fragile.I am thankful that there are no natural disasters in Malaysia.I hope that this will be a wake up call to everyone out there on how lucky we all really are.

Lets do our parts for the victims,let us help those who needs help and do what we shoud be doing.

I pray that god will help all of us.

Adios for now.

Monday, May 19, 2008

Najib cannot really be bothered

I refer to the Malaysiakini report Najib lashes out at accusations of 'the Mongolian woman'.

Oh my goodness, Mr DPM, this is the 21st century. This is the Age of the Internet. Where have you been? The rakyat are no longer stupid. Perhaps one good thing that the Barisan Nasional (read Umno) government has done is use billions of taxpayers' money to send thousands of Malaysian students (of one particular race) abroad to study. So now, it's payback time! Their minds are more open; they have seen the world, soaked in new ideas, experienced freedom and have analytical minds.
The public is not confused. Not at all. The public is very clear about the issues. And the public wants justice, accountability, honesty, compassion, and integrity. Can the Barisan Nasional government give us these things? Oh, oh, the silence is deafening. I thought so.

Corruption, crime, injustice, arrogance, and lies are running rampant in Bolehland. What have you done, as the people's elected representative, to combat these ills of society? You have party colleagues who are sexists and racists, and colleagues in Parliament who advocate ‘closing one eye’ to corrupt practices, and you do nothing about them. Now you want the public to sympathise with you?

The Court of Public Opinion is running on overtime. Mr DPM, if you care, just pop by any coffee shop or warung in the morning before you go to work, have a cuppa there and listen to what Malaysians from all walks of life have to say about you. Listen to the questions they ask about the Mongolian woman's murder trial, and the so-called 'commissions' paid out to crony companies in the fighter jets and submarine deals. Listen to what they have to say about the stupid National Service programme. It's enlightening. You must try it. But you are perhaps too far detached to even bother isn't it? And you claim to have the people's interest at heart?

There is absolutely no need for you to point the finger at the opposition. You only need to listen to the rakyat. And the rakyat is smart enough to know what's going on. They don't need the opposition to be the penghasut. Your job is not to point fingers. Your job is to answer to the people, the rakyat, and do the right thing. You need to convince the Court of Public Opinion that what you have said to date is indeed the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Otherwise, what you have said in the august House will have absolutely no meaning whatsoever.

There is definitely a need for a commission of inquiry into the government's 2002-2003 purchase of the two French-made Scorpene submarines, and the 18 Russian-made Sukhoi fighter jets. The rakyat can no longer take your word for it. And if the rakyat wants an investigation into these deals, proceed with the investigations. It is the rakyat paying for it anyway. So who are you to say it is not necessary? Perhaps, it is timely to remind you that in a democracy, the people are the boss. Not the government. The government is the servant of the people. We seem to have this notion reversed up for a long, long time. No more!

The rakyat also demands the deals be scrutinised by the government opening its books to be examined. Perhaps then, the people will believe what you say. On the PSC-Naval Dockyard patrol boats project for the navy, where is the great Amin Shah? Is he not liable to answer for this botched project that has cost the taxpayers billions of ringgit?

And you actually reckon the National Service programme is well-received by the rakyat eh? In that case, it would be proper to NOT force parents to send their children to these camps. Allow them the choice to decide if they want their children to participate. Can the government do that in the event that you still insist for the programme to continue? Or would that hurt the bank accounts of the organisers too much? You had earlier said the National Service programme cannot be terminated because ‘too many parties were involved’. So it's not about fostering national unity or promoting racial integration is it. It's about profit, isn't it?I though so,it has always been about you.

Mr DPM, you are a seasoned politician. You are also the people's elected representative. But strangely, you don't sound too concerned about the deaths of these innocent kids in the NS camps. You don't seem too concerned about what the affected parents are going through. You are indifferent, as many of your party colleagues in Parliament are. You are indifferent because these kids are not your own flesh and blood. They don't count. You really can't be bothered, can you? Now that's extremely telling about the kind of leader you are.

I demand that you prepare a list showing which member of the Cabinet has children participating in the NS camps, or is it true that children of ministers and Umno cronies do not have to attend these camps due to the "special treatment?

Honestly Mr DPM,i think that you are not capable enough to become the next prime minister of Malaysia.This is because we Malaysians want the truth,and with you in charge,i dont think that we will have the truth.You charge Raja Petra for sedition act for a simple sentence that he wrote in his blog,why?Are you afraid because what Raja Petra said...was infact the truth?

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Yahoo!!!


I am so frustrated because i cant upload the pictures of me zainul,armand and vincent that we took from the MBPJ stadium last night,but whatever it is.Malaysia beat Iraq 1-0 thanks to a superb goal from Safee!
Now,if only Malaysia can draw or beat Nigeria and Iraq can beat ireland.That will probably put us second on the group stage and we can go through.It might be abit hard to achieve that results but hey,Anything is possible in football right?Lets hope for a miracle to happen.
There are times when i feel i just feel so frustrated that and there are times when i feel so happy that i can just jump up and down for ten minutes non stop.I will be the happiest man on earth on the day(Although there are many married couples on that day i will still be happier than them) Malaysia lifts the merdeka and tiger cup.I have just been waiting so long for Malaysia to lift the tiger cup.
We are funny people.We like to criticise Malaysia football saying this and that and what not.One thing for sure,although how many times we criticise them,deep down inside we are actually supporting them.Although how frustrated we are when we watch the team play at times,we never fail to give up supporting them.That is the best feeling when you are watching the game in the stadium.
Over the years.after watching tons of Malaysia football matches,be it the u-23 national team or the national team itself,one thing that i noticed about us is that we have the capability to beat any team we want,but we fold up under pressure.
I have watch Malaysia lose and draw countless times with countries that they should win.I have to say that the Malaysian football have undergo major changes over the past few years.We have change our coach countless of times,we have players retiring early and we have bright stars coming up.I can only see Malaysia improving over the next few years.
We will be able to see major changes in Malaysia football soon.Although we have done major and funny changes over the years,losing to teams that we are not supposed to do,drawing with teams that we were supposed to win,losing to teams at last minute and losing concentration easily when playing football.
There is just one thing that will never change.
The Malaysian football spirit in us that never dies.

Friday, May 16, 2008

First world country?Forget about it

Malaysia will never be a first world country because our politicians are third world.

V.K(Very Korek) Lingam is an example of a corrupted lawyer.He is not even a politician and he can control the judiciary of Malaysia.People who are selfish and who only cares for themselves are the people that are bringing down this country.

Big project are given to their friends which they dont even know if their friends are capable of handling the project or not.They just want to "help" their friends and in return,get back their "good deeds" and "commision" from their friends.

I am still waiting for the Lingam's report decision and the conclusion of the case,like i said,The outcome of this case will clearly show the effectiveness of the current government on basnishing corruption.

The evidence are there,the people are there.What else do they want?
Is this going to be another hush up?

Get on with it,i am sick and tired of the government playing games with us.Just for once,do what you have to do.

As for the certain someone,i am truly very disappointed with you.Dont you see what you have just done to me?It is equivalent to betrayal.I never could have thought you would defend the other person.I have always though that we come first instead of other people.Well,it certainly doesnt look that way now.Yes,it is not funny either.

That is the support i get after all the support i give right?You have truly measured it wrongly this time boy.The next time when you need your support whenever,dont look for me anymore.Look for them,the ones that you have been prioritizing.

Adios.

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

We want TRANSPARENCY

The V.K Lingam case clearly shows how corrupted our country is.
Correct?

Correct Correct Correct!

Now Abdullah is passing down the task to Attorney-general to see if they want to reveal the report contents to public or not.

Parliament is going to decide wheter or not they are going to reveal the contents to public or not.

Anyone who doesnt agree deserves to lose the next election.
Barisan have already experienced the Political Tsunami,when the hell are they going to wake up and give the citizens of Malaysia what they really want?TRANSPARENCY!

Why hide again?Dont dare cover up this case,the EVIDENCE of corruption is there and now,do something about it!Dont delay,delay,delay and then cover up the case.What the hell is wrong with punishing the corrupted people?Do you want to protect the corrupted people?Hell,Who is going to vote for Barisan Nasional if they are going to cover up the corrupted people?

Abdullah Badawi should do something about it as a prime minister,Stop passing down the task to other people and start showing your power and what you can do.You are afterall,the Prime minister of Malaysia.

Lingam got exposed so much that he cant find any more ways to get him out of this case.
Remember what he answered when the judge ask him if it was him in the video?

"It looks like me,It sounds like me but it is not 100% me"

First of all,if it is not 100% you,then how many percent? 80% of your corrupted face is it?
Second of all,Why are you saying "it" and not "he"? You are indirectly admitting yourself as an animal arent you?IT looks like me.You stupid animal,people like that should get punished a long time ago for bringing down our country's justice.

Can "coincidently" take photo with Tun Eusoff Chin after winning the case.I really salute anyone who says that Lingam is innocent.

SAY NO TO CORRUPTION.Punish the people that are involve.If this LINGAM CASE is dismissed or delayed or he got out with a light punishment.

To hell with Barsisan nasional.Seriously,i am all out for the opposition.I am asking BN to pretty please wake up and punish the people that are found guilty in this video tape.Time to wake up and start changing before you lose the whole of next election.

You dont want to lose,you do what you have to do.
You cover the corrupted,you saviour your "victory" next election.
You want to remain as government,You start showing your capabilities.

To hell with corrupted people.I had it enough with corruption,it would only be very silly if the Lingam case is not revealed to public and he got out with a light punishment.People from all over the world will laugh at Malaysia.Our dear country.

As much as i love Malaysia with all my heart,i hate to say that there are certain people that are bringing us down.They think for themselves instead of the country.They do not care what happens to the country as long as they have what they want.

Malaysian can be jokers.Please see the Lingam tape in Youtube and observe this two specific lines.

"Yes yes, ya. Correct x2, ya, but you see although I know PM, I am a lawyer in practice my views are.. I go through them, I go through them lah. Ah x4"

You are a lawyer and you are fixing the judical appointment.That is very dumb and stupid and funny.You can even admit that you are a lawyer in pratice.

"No don’t worry, Datuk, I know how much you suffer for Tun Eusoff Chin. And Tun said Datuk Ahmad Fairuz 110% loyalty. We want to make sure our friends are there for the sake of the PM and the sake of the country."

The best line ever by our lawyer.We want to make sure our friends are up there for the sake of country?Go to hell lah.You want to put your friends up there so that you can win the ten million case like what you did.What has it got to do for the "Sake of the country"Stupid asswipe.

You dont know what you are saying.You are seriously useless and half the time you dont know what you are saying.This is an example of a "sampah masyarakat"
He really have a good sense of humor with this line.

Conclusion?Throw lingam to jail for a lifetime or expel him from this country.

We will see the verdict,then i will see which party i will vote for next election.
Correct guys?

Correct correct correct!

Or as lingam says it

Korek korek korek! (Korek money la)

Monday, May 12, 2008

Is he going to make this country explode?

















What is he showing?That he is going to cause this country to explode?haha.Well i have been busy at MIHAS 2008 these days.What a small world,just as i was arriving today,a familiar person parked next to me,i then looked properly at the car next door and true enough it was someone i know.My old english teacher!Ms zubaidah!(mrs now actually).It sure is a small world.


I will make this entry short and sweet because i was busy the whole day walking and walking and walking from KLCC to the gardens.


Now,i was looking back at some photos when i started laughing.This was at a function when we started calling my friend a dato.Why?Because we all wore coats but our "Dato" here came wearing a batik.Salute Dato Adrian Voon.Go ahead and enjoy the picture.Till next time!


Friday, May 09, 2008

I think i need a rest

1.Sick
2.The right side of my body is hurting for no reason.
3.Ankle injury
4.Flu.





I think i need to rest for a few days,the only thing is i dont think i can really afford to rest.I have so many things to do and its killing me.I am planning to post a blog on about another funny political quote but after reading what have happened to Raja Petra,i think i better reconsider about doing that post.Haha.





Well,Its funny the way they caught Raja Petra for what he said in his blog.I mean come on,why are they taking harsh actions?Whatever happened to the freedom of speech?Are they scared because what he said is actually...The truth?Yeah,think again.We as humans,tend to ignore things that people say to us if its not the truth but we tend to overdefend ourselves when we hear someone talking bad about us and its true.





Well,thats human nature to you.Sometimes,I think that we are the most complicated creature on earth.The only interesting thing that i did recently was attending MIHAS 2008 near Masjid Wilayah.What i found out was,They sure have alot of good food in Arab.


Next,remember my old post about Bung Mokhtar?Here is the pic from the star online about 30 wheelchair people storming in the parliament to attack Datuk Ibrahim Ali and Bung Mokhtar.This is not a scene that you can see everyday or anywhere.This is a scene where you only can find at home.Malaysia,Truly asia.


Kesian their faces,they look like they had a hard time explaining to them about their statements because no matter what they say the people in the wheelchairs probably wont care or wont bother listening to them.All they probably want was to take their revenge and show their anger to Ibrahim ali and Bung Mokhtar.

Thats all for now folks,i just got to lay down in bed and try to contain my pain.

Adios amigos.

Tuesday, May 06, 2008

One good reason

One good reason to why Barisan Nasional lost alot and why the political tsunami happened was in my opinion probably because of the Putera UMNO Chairman Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim.Can anyone remember the fantastic quote he once said?

The infamous quote from the Putera UMNO Chairman once said.

"Many roads are closed for pasar malam[night markets].Why cant we close the roads for our Mat Rempit once a week?

He also previously said that "Mat rempits are one of Malaysia's biggest assets"

He also suggested that illegal bike racers should become tourist attraction(The New Straits Times,28 August 2006)


OH MY GOD.
What was Abdul Azeez thinking when he said that statement?Come on man,there is probably a reason to why it is called "illegal" in the first place.

How can our Barisan Nasional leaders say things like that?
There is only two reasons to why i think he said that.

1.He just want to be different from the others
2.He wants the rempits to vote for him.

What is he trying to do?imagine everybody.The roads are closed,not for any merdeka celebration but for rempits to race.

1.We are promoting rempits.
2.We are endangering our Malaysian citizens(the rempits themselves who will be racing)
3.We will look like fools in the international media.
4.We are encouraging more people to be rempits in the later part of their career.

Sooner or later,It is only about time when Abdul Azeez will suggest that our local universities should offer degrees for "mat rempits" or "becoming an illegal biker"

I will probably be thinking twice about voting for BN because my imaginations will be running wild as i cash my vote.

Dear diary,
I was coming back late at night from futsal when suddenly a police stop me,I was shock as i did nothing wrong and i thought something might have happened,i then saw the roads were blocked and the cars were all stuck.Puzzled by this situation,i winded down my window and ask the police what is going on?Is the agong passing through?A V.I.P have passed away?To my dismay,the answer was no.The police told me that they are blocking the roads for Malaysian assets,the mat rempits.I then knew that i had to migrate from this country the next day itself.

This outrageous suggestion will certainly make Malaysia popular.Especially when it appears in Ripley's Believe it or not

For a number of years,governments have been battling with illegal drugs,racings and crimes.As for this particular country,the government is actually promoting illegal motorbike racings.They also said it was an asset and that they close the whole road once a week to let them race for the entertainment for themselves.They sometimes dont make it to the finish line as they might be injured by an accident or maybe worst.Malaysia is actually promoting illegal things and dubbed it as an asset to the country.Believe it...or not?


Let us all pray and hope that Abdullah Badawi will wake up and stop sleeping.I hope he finally appoints leaders who are capable of their positions and not leaders like this one.If i were old enough to vote,i wouldnt vote for Barisan Nasional because of leaders like this one.

They have certainly lost my vote.Time to change your cabinet Pak lah.Select good leaders and bring faith back to the people.

Saturday, May 03, 2008

Top 13 reasons why Afandi Oh should be the next PM

Yes,I know that i have been attaking some leaders of Malaysia today,especially towards Bung Mokhtar.Alot of people have not been "telling" but "asking" Abdullah Badawi to step down.The question is.Who's next?


Top 13 reasons why you should vote for Afandi Oh.





1.He has a great taste













A prime minister needs to have a good taste on things so that Malaysia can change into a modern city by using only the best material and the best design.What more evidence can you get from this picture on how good Afandi oh's taste is?He supports Arsenal,the best club in the world.Enough said.

2.He is calm when people try to go over him













He never lets his opponent gets the satisfaction to see him frown.He always smiles no matter who is on top of him or who is criticising him.How many of you saw Abdullah Badawi's expression when Mahathir criticise him?Did he smile like he should or did he frown?
3.He makes sure there is no multi-racial conflicts
At just the tender age of 17,he has already agreed on a deal that benefits to all races.In this picture,you can see the happy faces of the Malay and Indian race(2 main races in Malaysia) after signing a deal with Afandi.This deal assures that there will be peace and no conflicts among the Chinese,Malays and Indians.
4.He has a good sense of humour











Everyone would love to see their Prime Minister making jokes while being interviewed.What if you punk Abdullah Badawi?Would he have good sense of humour?We can see how Afandi oh will take out the stress in the parliament because then,people can even play pranks on the prime minister.



5.He corrects your mistakes immediately











Be it at a wedding,a business meeting or in a parliament meeting.Afandi will correct your mistakes immediately when he sees fit.This picture shows Afandi correcting and teaching his compatriot on how to wear his sampin properly during a nikah function.A good prime minister is a minister that guides people.
At times,he even corrects your mistakes privately.




6.He will appoint a hardworking government











Afandi will appoint his close buddies whom he thinks has enough capabilities to handle the post.In this picture,you can see the "friendly" and "not suspicious" looking new government that will be taking its place.Try and notice something,you see the guy in the middle?his bends his body in a shape of snake and he sure doesnt look "suspicious" does he?
7.He points out at people's weakness






You dont do your job that you were assigned to do?You will be pointed out and will get the boot.Afandi doesnt take any nonsense in his leadership and will directly put/point the blame at people who are caught red handed.He will kick out Bung Mokhtar when he first take over.

8.He punishes the bad














Prime ministers usually appoints or calls other people to punish the bad.As for Afandi,He you elect him as a prime minister he will personally punish the bad people himself.This will cause fear when looking at the prime minister's photo everywhere and people will start to do more good and less bad.
9.He will change our image
















How often can you see a prime minister who volunteers himself to be among the first people to change their image?Afandi will insist that everyone will have a clear complexion by putting powder on their faces everyday to ensure smoother and brighter skin.Now,Malaysian citizens will be more confident with their everyday life in which it will directly increase their work quality.Only Afandi can think about all this and our future.



10.Even the kids love him.















Alot of politicians want to capture the future voters to ensure the post.Well,Afandi oh doesnt have too.He has somehow captured the kid's attention and will ensure stability in the voting sectors for many years to come.The picture on top shows a kid who cant just let go Afandi.He was so desperate to escape he wanted to climb over the wall and jump down.




11.Freedom of speech











Afandi will be the only prime minister to let you practice the freedom of speech to the extent that you can even write in on his shirt!Have you seen any scribbles on Abdullah's shirt?No,i dont think so.This makes the citizens happier as all of them can finally pour out their views and ideas on how to make Malaysia a better place.The freedom of speech is important and Afandi stresses that he will take it further.


12.He knows no boundary











Go ahead,capture the prime minister taking a piss or whatever in the toilet.Afandi doesnt just want his cabinet to declare all their assets but to also declare their private life so that people can see who they really are.Effective way of running a government.Afandi knows no boundary meaning although he knows that Malaysia is a small country,he still doesnt give up on making Malaysia the next powerful country in the world in terms of economic and weapon infantry.He wants Malaysia to have the vito power.


13.He is always well prepared.






Ten meetings in one day?No problem.Afandi oh is always well prepared using his methods.Right before he gives a speech,He will excuse himself to the toilet and will practice his speech while looking at the mirror to see how he looks like when giving the speech.This will make him confident and prepared when he will be giving the speech later.He will also try to add in one or two corny lines and pretend to laugh at the mirror to see if it works.
Thats all folks,It is alraedy 4am and i have to wake up at 9am for futsal.I am so sleepy now that you have no idea.You guys better appreciate this post and vote for me next time! :)
Till then,Cheers!

Friday, May 02, 2008

Dr Mahathir Mohamad: The Appointment of Judges

Dr Mahathir Mohamad: The Appointment of Judges

Dr.Mahathir Mohamad have started a new blog.Please click to visit his blog.In my opinion,He is one of the best leaders that the world have ever seen.He has the integrity,courage and strength to do what he what he thinks its right

I love his sarcasm and his no nonsense leadership policy.Hell,i bet if he is still the leader today Bung Mokhtar would have already kiss his ass goodbye a long time ago already.I say that BN shouldnt elect such shitty MPs and finally START APPOINTING people that are CAPABLE of doing their duties.It is as simple as that

Stop appointing shits like Bung Mokhtar



.Go on and visit his blog already.Ex-Pm blogging.

Two reasons why Bung Mokhtar is shit

Does the name Bung Mokhtar rings a bell?
if it did not then he is actually the MP of Kinabatangan(He really doesnt deserve it)

Did you guys see the debate in the parliament a couple of days back?Highly disturbing.

Karpal Singh is already sitting on a wheel chair,just because this idiot(Bung Mokhtar) did not agree with him over some issues he said "Kalau berani you berdiri,kalau berani you berdiri"

Friends,that is the no.1 reason why Bung Mokhtar is shit.
He already know that Karpal Singh cannot stand up and is using a wheel chair to move around and he can insult him saying "kalau berani you berdiri"

I can bet that Karpal Singh is smiling in his heart telling himself "Kalau you betul betul bodoh cakap lagi" the more he says that,the more people will laugh at Bung Mokhtar(Major coward)

Second reason why Bung Mokhtar is shit.
He called Karpal Singh "Bigfoot" and "Big monkey" Well,obviously Bung Mokhtar havent been looking at the mirror for quite some time.He calling Karpal Singh that on Tv reminds me of a monkey jumping up and down making noises.It didnt help the fact that Bung Mokhtar was standing up and down when he was calling Karpal Singh names.

Conclusion,Bung Mokhtar is an idiot,a fool,brainless leader and have i mentioned idiot?

I am neutral when it comes to judging and parties or any MPs but this Bung Mokhtar have certainly "live up" to what Barisan Nasional have promised.

If BN doesnt kick this idiot out of the party,they will not be doing a wise decision and will probably lose everything next election.

Long live to justice,equality and peace,Kick Bung Mokhtar