The idiot CKC continues to run away from answering the veriation in land cost and unauthorised guarantee but keep on talking about approved foreign investment.

MCA’s newspaper reported.

“Millions more pouring into Port Klang Free Zone ”
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/11/30/nation/19622092&sec=nation

November 28th, 2007 at 15: 06.09
lakshy Says:

November 28th, 2007 at 07: 04.36
Ignorance of the law will not stand up in any court. Try that with the police and see what happens!

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This rule does not apply to PM’s song-of-law and UMNO mob and protesters.

A law must be repsected by all, otherwise it just a piece of toilet paper.

Millions of Philippinos had defied the law and went to the street to topple Marcos. See what happen when millions of people and a few people facing the police.

Law is shaped by rakyat, not a dictator if you do not understand what is people power and a law must be respected by all irrespective you are government or not.

November 28th, 2007 at 10: 14.39
When you failed Statistics in university, you will quote the darnest lie
http://sloone.wordpress.com/2007/11/27/thank-you-pak-lah/#more-692
1,024 people out of 27 million Malaysians said they are happy with prime minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s government. (Malaysiakini)

The survey, conducted by the Merdeka Center for the New Straits Times, found “a stable and positive voter support for Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and the Barisan Nasional government”.

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The issue is not sample size, but the sampling method to select representative sample in the survey.

If the survey is polled from LKS.com posters, the result shall be very different.

November 28th, 2007 at 07: 04.36
Ignorance of the law will not stand up in any court. Try that with the police and see what happens!

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This rule does not apply to PM’s song-of-law and UMNO mob and protesters.

A classical seven-ton Soyuz vehicle consists of three major components, providing for every stage of flight from orbital insertion to landing.
Service module (PAO)
The instrument module of the Soyuz spacecraft, known by its Russian acronym as PAO, or Priborno-Agregatniy Otsek, in its turn is subdivided into three main sections: Intermediate compartment, Instrumentation compartment, PO, and Propulsion compartment, AO.

Habitation section (BO)
The habitation section of the Soyuz spacecraft, carries crucial life-support systems for the crew, including toilet and water supplies. It also provides extra habitation room during the flight and can serve as an airlock for space walks. In most missions, the front end of the habitation section is equipped with docking hardware, allowing the crew to remain

Reentry capsule (SA)
The reentry capsule of the Soyuz spacecraft, known by its Russian acronym as “SA.” is the only section of the vehicle, which returns to Earth at the end of the mission. It contains two or three personally contoured couches where the cosmonauts recline for ascent, descent and landing. Seats are facing controls and displays used for all critical flight activities.
http://www.russianspaceweb.com/soyuz_sa.html

CEMERLANG, GEMILANG, DUIT-HILANG

or

CEMERLANG, GEMILANG, TERKANGKANG

I’m sure we can think of many. We should be printing these out in large quantities and distribute them as leaflets to alert the general public.

The special investigative squad of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutor’s Office believes Motonobu Miyazaki, 69, a former executive of defense equipment trader Yamada Corp. now under arrest for suspected embezzlement, bribed Moriya, 63, with paid golf outings and other entertainment in exchange for favorable business treatment, the sources said.

Moriya, who has denied performing any favors for Miyazaki, is believed to have received at least Â¥5 million worth of such perks over the past five years. The criminal code sets a five-year statute of limitations on bribery.”

5 million yens is equavalent to about RM 150 000.

Over here in Malaysia, the bribery or commissions can be in tens or even hundreds of millions of Ringgits and the takers are still all comfortable remaining in their positions. This is Bodohland!

This is direct result of decades of bad leadership and governance of the country.

The survey, conducted by the Merdeka Center for the New Straits Times, found “a stable and positive voter support for Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and the Barisan Nasional government”.

helpless Says:

November 14th, 2007 at 10: 10.16
YB, thumb up for your good job.

Reveal this greatest scandal, ” corrupted politic” in Malaysia.

Do not let the questionable Transport Minister retire peacefully after making Billion.

Publicise the issue to the extreme corner to bring all the culprit to justice.

In the next few years, with economic corridors set up north, south, east, and west, expect more and larger losses or wastages to be highligthed later (after the selected ones have helped themselves to the goodies and more buildings come tumbling down).

That’s life in Malaysia. You talk too much and express your frustration too openly, you will receive your present, ISA, from the BN government.

I would say the same to you Chan KC. It is not worth having to aligned yourself for a principle you a never a part! Preserve your own dignity and remember the deeds of Lim Ah Lek.