Even if the candidate does not put “wei sheng” (hygiene) as his priority?

After Dr Chua resignation, pig farmers will start using illegal growth enhancer again, import of China medicine will high level of lead will continue; dead rate due to heart attack and diabetes will hit record high again. Oh ya, no forgetting level of ascorbic acid in yellow noodles will increase too.

Continue your condemnation due to you high morale ground. Oh well, let off suckers like Ling, Chan, Zakaria & Associates to prosper! Hey, are you all sleeping like the Prime Minister too!?

Japanese proverb: Better go without medicine than call in an
unskilful physician.

the fact remains he couldn’t control himself… isn’t he a psychiatrist? couldn’t he treat himself? isn’t he a sex addict?

whether or not there are factions or there are less than perfect ministers or there are tongue-tied ministers is immaterial

look at yourself before looking at others

it’s rather naive to think that in Malaysia he would have been forgiven especially he’s a public figure

however, he has courage to own up and take responsibilities, for that he has my respect. i will remember him more for owning up than the tape or his weakness.

Jack of all trades but master of none. It is well known that the Local Govt. is screwed up big time(the potholed roads in my housing estate is so bad yet nothing has been done despite repeated calls to the Majlis Perbandaran) so we are now adding the Health portfolio so it can suffer the same fate? Even CSL full time and a medical professional, we have ambulance screw ups, patients losing arms, etc etc. what now a part time HP6 minister who may not be able to tell the difference between a hospital assistant and a nurse.

H.P Angus said:

“The Cabinet should contain the best and the brightest and not third-class candidates.” …………….

Wistful thinking when ministerial appointments are made on the basis of political expediency rather than quality. I will settle for a full time minister.

While promoting Malaysia and Johor to local and foreign visitors, especially Singaporean visitors, our Tourism Board can also highlight to potential visitors that while they are here shopping, touring, and enjoying our foods, they might also contribute to our growing film and video (visual and sound) industry.

Come stay in our hotels and be filmed while you are having a bath or a great and creative time with your partner or partners, behind closed doors! No extra charge. It’s all part of our hotels’ liberal and generous ‘Room Service’.

Potential visitors might buy videos, in which they star, while shopping in, say, Petaling Street, and have lasting impression of Malaysia. How charming!

Local and foreign visitors, who stayed in the CSL room of that unnamed infamous hotel, must be wondering when they will see their acrobatic acts on video, if they had not already seen them. Are they entitled to a share of the lucrative profits generated?

Malaysia is getting interesting, day by day!

Why is our law supremo Nazri so quiet these days?

Fact 2: CSL and friend acted (knowingly for one party or unknowingly for both parties?) in a steamy blue video in circulation in the country.

What’s the legal implication? How does the police view these facts?

Bcos those UMNO sex addicts have now started to panic. That’s why police have to act irregardless whether there’s a police report lodged or not.

The notion that it takes an official complaint or police report for the police to take action is completely untrue. It depends on who the complainant is, and the nature of the complaint. In Chua’s case, there was no police report lodged, but the act of filming and distribution of the DVDs probably violated a number of Acts of Parliament.

Of course this country has two sets of laws – one for BN, and the other for the rest of us. If it is expedient for BN to investigate, there is no need for an official report. If it is in BN’s interests to sweep a scandal under the carpet, then ET must come down from the heavens to lodge a report for the police to act.

What is most galling is that the police have yet to solve a number of high profile crimes like Nurin’s murder, the shooting of 2 police officers on a drug raid, the gang-rapes in the Klang valley, etc, and instead of concentrating resources on these heinous crimes, the government sees it fit to direct the police to investigate what is generally a private affair.

OKT should offer this post to Ng Yen Yen. It would be a morale booster for ladies to support them further in the next GE. Don’t forget the women votes.

She is the right person because of her qualifications.

Over to OKT!