Angpows are not cheap, maa!
I refer to your news report (May 23, 2007) entitled ‘PM denies pay rise linked to election.’ My question is: Why would the PM want to admit that it is linked to the general election? No rational political leader would admit to such a naïve intention. The fact that the election must be held before March 21, 2009, and that signs are showing that it could be held much earlier, makes the denial seem so fragile that it can be likened to the act of the robber who buried his loot and put up a sign that says ‘There is no money buried here.’

Spore gomen looking at the BIG PICTURE how their NATION will be benefited in the NEAR FUTURE. MSIA gomen looking at the SMALL PICTURE how each datuk or tan sri can be spoon fed and how much they (the cronies) can make before RETIRING. That’s one of the many differences between the two nations.

Globalisation? What globalisation? Not in vocab of the ruling party of this country … all still talking abt BUMI rights. YES, one day this country going to learn a very hard lession, YES one day. Retribution from THE ALMIGHTY that many called ALLAH.

Remember when our currency was speculated by Soros, Mahathir had the guts to say “we close doors”. How to close? We depend on the outside world for our needs. If at all Malaysia were to close its doors to the outside world, it would have to take the same steps taken by China when it announced communism, where everyone had to work and toil for the sufficiency of the nation. But do you think our specially privileged “bumiputras” will do that? They have been spoon-fed since the implementation of the National Economic Policy and all of a sudden, you ask them to work! No way!!!

The weather of our nation is extremely suitable for cultivation of crops especially sugar cane for the production of sugar, but sad to say, Malaysia still imports its sugar despite the existence of the so called “GULA PERAK” those days. We plant rubber and oil palm, we produce tin but look at the prices, all controlled by foreigners. We have London Tin, London Rubber. I bet none of the management personnel from these companies know how tin is dug or how rubber is planted but yet they control the prices. Take the case of petroleum, whenever OPEC feels like it, it raise the prices of this commodity and the effect is immediate.

What a shame on Malaysia! Claiming to have been independent for half a century but still in its infant stage. All these are attributed to the laziness of certain groups in the nation who depend on the other groups for an easy life. The slogan “Malaysia Boleh” has brought about much negative effects and from the way things are going, I think one important word is left out from this slogan, the word “MATI”.

Just drop by Bangkok Airport. Though full of defects just take a look at various foreign airlines and the number cp to KLIA only MAS and AirAsia … what a pity. That’s what we call globalization ie number of foreign investment. If not because of political instability, Thai easily overtaken us in very short time.

In Malaysia we are regressing as exams for Tingkat 6 and UPSR will be removed. Guess some of our children will learn the alphabet and simple numbers just before SPM.

Based on present situation, we will be lucky to maintain present position with the current NEP policies and government.

…I am convicted in the University Court for violating Akta Tatatertib. I am convicted of defamatory remarks and creating harm to the University. In effect if found guilty I shall be either suspended from my studies or be kicked out indefinitely.