12 Responses to “on Mahathir & KKN”

1. ilovedap Says:
   May 9th, 2008 (3 days ago) at 18: 59.09

   Dear Killer and Lextcs,

   If you are reading this, I hope you will come back to the good side and listen to the people. Earn their respect. I am sure they will welcome you with open arms. Stop siding your biased evil master. Stop trying to twist the mind of the people. Again, earn our respect. If you do, not only I will respect you, I will listen.

   “What good amid all the things you are getting when you get no respect from the people”
   Anonymous - 2008

   Come back.

2. pky103 Says:
   May 9th, 2008 (3 days ago) at 19: 15.40

   Dear YB,

   could you highlight the Bandar Mahkota Cheras fiasco in Parliament?

   http://youtube.com/watch?v=AtSRluxGBIk

3. TC33 Says:
   May 9th, 2008 (3 days ago) at 20: 03.05

   Dear YB,

   Our patience is running out.

   The next thing we, the BMC residents, will do is to hold demo in front of Selangor MB office!!!

4. justice_fighter Says:
   May 9th, 2008 (3 days ago) at 20: 14.03

   Dear YB Lim,

   Fully agreed with pky103, the issue in Bandar Mahkota Cheras is very urgent now!! Please invite the sleepy PM to look at this video:

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vByueJabrH0

   See for yourself how the poor citizens in this country are bullied by the corrupted BN government and the police force!! Isn’t the police force supposed to protect the people?!! What a shame to the BN government!!!! They are robbers and killers!!!

5. cysum Says:
   May 9th, 2008 (3 days ago) at 22: 38.25

   this is the real dewan rakyat which needs to show to MALAYSIAN. MALAYSIAN needs all this clip. we need to know what happen in the dewan rakyat.we need to know the content of the meeting. post all the clip as many as possible…..cos MALAYSIAN needs it….thanks…

6. ChinNA Says:
   May 10th, 2008 (2 days ago) at 06: 36.08

   I like the composure of this MP from Jerlun. He looks and sounds professional. However at times, YB Lim Kit Siang is bordering on emotional although the points made are usually strong.

   What I wish to see is less emotion and more control. It helps the image.

7. undergrad2 Says:
   May 10th, 2008 (2 days ago) at 07: 52.24

   YB Kit as he spoke referring to corruption asked if the MP from Jerlun agrees with him that his father’s administration is often referred to by the letters KKN (corruption, cronyism and nepotism), the junior MP from Jerlun stood up instead to refer to the opposition’s constant use of the term “tsunami politik” and spoke about his visit to Aceh and the fact that “in the event of a tsunami everybody dies” and called for the opposition not to misuse this term and to find a better term.

   Then he commented about corruption as meaning also the abuse of power and not limited to “wang ringgit sahaja” and that abuse of power was why Anwar Ibrahim was found guilty not too long ago. He then asked why even though his father had retired four years ago his “influence here is still being felt” so much so that Kit needed to refer to him all the time.

   Here YB Kit lost a good opportunity to deliver a one-two punch followed by a left hook!

8. undergrad2 Says:
   May 10th, 2008 (2 days ago) at 08: 15.01

   This BN MP from Jerlun is not as smart as his siblings. But then since when being smart is a qualification for serving as BN MPs??

9. Bigjoe Says:
   May 10th, 2008 (2 days ago) at 09: 28.10

   Anyone who objectively looked at Dr. M period must realize no matter how much he did which is even arguable anything great, he did a lot of damages. AT best one can say Dr. M did just as much good as much as bad.

   The point those who support Dr. M must realize is the point is to repair and put behind the damages. Witch-hunting is not the main goal here and Malaysian are a generous lot not to pursue that. In other countries, they would want to lock him up and throw away the keys. They should be reminded what the Philippine is still trying to do the Marcos family and Suharto was persecuted until he died and his son is in jail.

   We seek no such thing but we seek to put in perspective, not shirking away, the truth of our history and the reclaim of our legacy of strong institutions which is our birth-right during independence which Dr. M took away. Without doing so, there is no closure and we will forever be dragged by the mistakes of Dr. M.

   We seek not to burden the wrongs of the past AND being generous to it. Is that not something as a country we should be proud and all work together towards it? Is undermining that more seditious than the persecution of RPK or Karpal Singh or Namwee?

10. cheng on soo Says:
    May 10th, 2008 (2 days ago) at 09: 30.51

    TC33 Says:

    Yesterday at 20: 03.05
    Dear YB,

    Our patience is running out.

    The next thing we, the BMC residents, will do is to hold demo in front of Selangor MB office!!!

    WHY not demo. at GRAND SAKAI (SAGA) office? this place is also nearer, get someone to record this event, & U tube it!

    Present Selangor MB don’t get anything from toll !

11. undergrad2 Says:
    May 10th, 2008 (2 days ago) at 17: 52.30

    The problem (one of culture which has been allowed to take roots over years of BN rule or rather misrule) is in Malaysia those in public office view the fruits of corruption as spoils of public office they are entitled to in return for their many years of devotion to public office. In the west they know that the fruits of corruption are fruits of the poisonous tree.

12. ekiin Says:
    Yesterday at 19: 06.27

    To YB Lim,

    I have to agree with ChinNA on “I like the composure of this MP from Jerlun. He looks and sounds professional.”

    Partly because he is speaking fluent Malay. Thus, the issue now is back to the fluency in Malay speaking. It is a must if we need to debate in Malaysia’s Parliament.

    I don’t know if you people are aware that the SG PM Lee Hsien Loong can speak very good Malay. I’m very impressed on that though I thought that’s not really required for him.

    I’m sorry but I’m just thinking that sometimes to blog in Malay, it may help to brush up everybody’s Malay speaking. I’m going to start to use Malay now.

    Saya tahu cadangan ini mungkin akan dikritikan oleh orang lain. Walaupun demikian, saya tetap akan meluahkan perasaan saya ini supaya ia menjadi satu ikhtibar buat YB Lim termasuk YB-YB PR yang lain. Yang penting sekali, ia dapat menguntungkan YB Lim barangkali.

    Setelah menonton klip video yang kedua yang mana YB Jerlun meminta supaya istilah “tsunami” jangan digunakan, saya akan menjawab begini:
    Istilah “tsunami” ialah satu kata nama yang umum. Makna perkataan itu sendiri tidak pernah dikaitkan dengan mana-mana tragedi yang berlaku sebelum ini. “Tsunami” bukan satu nama khas untuk tsunami yang berlaku pada tahun 2004. Jikalau apa yang dikatakan oleh YB Jerlun itu berasas dan logik, maka perkataan lain seperti “kemalangan”, “gempa bumi” dan sebagainya pun tidak boleh digunakan lagi. Sebab istilah-istilah demikian juga membawa makna dan memori yang buruk buat sesetengah orang. Bersetujukah YB Jerlun? Justeru itu, penggunaan istilah “tsunami” ini adalah untuk menunjukkan perubahan yang serius dalam arena politik Malaysia selepas 8hb March. Jadi, saya akan tetap menggunakan perkataan itu.

    Thanks

    EK

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