Comments on: Ensuring Our Oil Bounty Will Not Be A Curse

By: saiful

saiful — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 23:59:26 +0000

yerp….its most true for that solutions………………

It should be utilized for public transportation enhancement………not just subsidize

but Its just not like LIM KIT SIANG think……u’re typical politician Mr Lim, everything seems wrong to u……

Be more reasional like yor son…..you might capturing more voters

By: Quick Thinking

Quick Thinking — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 10:09:24 +0000

I agree with Cheong On Soo statement.

Do you know that a junior worker in Alberta oil sand industry can easily earn over USD100,000 annually? With such an income what is the problem for them to pay the market price for petrol. But average Malaysian earning is about USD12,000, is it fair for us to pay the same price for petrol?

I known a lot factory workers n petty traders friends in Butterworth, Penang earning less than RM1,200 monthly. To take out extra RM100-RM200 for petrol is already a burden to their family, what about price increase in food, rental, school bus and other necessities that might easily cost them another extra RM300 in near future? How their family is going to survive? Their family will
be ruined because husband and wife is going to quarrel over money everyday, how can they have family happiness?

So, please don’t plan big and long term if a lot of families are going to suffer here and now. Feed them well and let them have a stable life with whatever resources we can find in Malaysia first before we move forwards.

By: Jack Daniels

Jack Daniels — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 10:59:15 +0000

When we talk of high tranport cost, I believe there are 2 major costs involved in transport cost;
a] fuel cost
b] vehicle cost (which include basic vehicle cost + custom duty, govt tax)

Since govt said our previous fuel cost compared with countries all over the world was cheap so govt raised it, I think it’s fair for rakyat to compare our car cost (especially our car custom duty) with countries all over the world.

That way it’ll be fair and govt must bring down our car custom duty since our custom duty for car/vehicle is the highest in the world and because of this our transport cost is so high.

I urge govt to cancel vehicle/car custom duty so car/vehicle cost is comparable with other countries around the world just like how govt compare our fuel cost with other countries.

By: lextcs

lextcs — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 08:01:48 +0000

Godfather, God bless you.

By: lakilompat

lakilompat — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 01:08:10 +0000

“Well, First things first, people living in Malaysia only have themselves to blame for the mess that they are in right now. Of course, the education system is the root of all problems but then again, shouldn’t the parents themselves teach their children how to think logically and have better analytical skills?”

Blame the goons dun blame the people, the people are innocent, they pay their due taxes.

Most successful people don’t rely on their parents, like Lim Goh Tong, Lee Ka Shing, Bill Gates, Michael Dell, Alan Greenspan, Bill Clinton, Barrack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Sir Elton John. The parents are there to feed u and ensure u r strong enuff to endure tomorrow challenge, the future rely in your own hand.

By: isahbiazhar

isahbiazhar — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 21:16:33 +0000

Abdullah is already thinking of saving himself after the close knit cronies had left or leaving .They had given the wrong advise.The world is an example.They wanted to enrich themselves but the ralyat realised and put a halt to it.Now he has to scratch his head and tell all his advisers to wear a different thinking cap.They have started and the result no more subsidies.I was told that the price of chicken will touch RM12a kilo but importred frozen ones will come to the rescue.So Abdullah will import good ideas soon and save the nation.Already he is thinking of withdrawing social welfare benefits and introduce food coupons so the lazy will work for the material.In this way the government will not allow anyone to go hungry.If you are in KL you can get free food from organisations which have indirect monetary support.It is a good move because some people are too old to work and the lazy will know that they cannot just live on food.They need the little bit of luxury.

By: cancan

cancan — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 13:49:13 +0000

When the clowns act,there is no laughter.

Link: http://www.kingsmary.blogspot.com/

By: raverus

raverus — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 08:27:51 +0000

Brilliant thoughts!

Wonder why the whole dodo-cabinet can only come out with half past six solutions. What a joke… behind the smoke screen there is a huge doubt of cronyism! Just too damn obvious!!!

By: lakilompat

lakilompat — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 08:22:00 +0000

No matter what happen, when 2molo come there are still people supporting the Barang Naik party, wat we can do just wait in Malaysia and died, wait for other the govt. to confiscate our wealth, wait for rising criminals to harm us, let to see our children starving and losing their future savings.

Nowadays, we have to save less for our childrens, what’s wrong with Malaysian children, why Singaporean children are richer, while Malaysian children have to suffer for the leader’s sin.