Petrol price hike protest


- a bystander’s report of the petrol price hike protest in Kuala Lumpur today

They came not in ones or twos, not in tens or hundreds, but by the thousands, desperately seeking a solution for inordinately huge fuel hike just ordinary Malaysians, who have no solution on how to cope with the current inflation.

They were young and old, male and female, participants who came from out station. We salute them for their fortitude, for the sacrifice, for their efforts. Shame on us KLites, I stand humbled by their initiative and gumption to come over from Kelantan and Perak.

Fellow KLites they are walking right now for you and me, from Masjid Jamek, Kampung Baru after the Friday Prayers, they held banners up. I could be mistaken, but I think Nik Nazmi, Seri Setia State Assemblyman was at the mike for a while. Their numbers could be two to three thousand and more. Unit Amal guys showed their professionalism and efficiency in marshalling the crowds and the public address system.

They spoke of their despair at the rising cost and how it affects the common man. Thousands assembled at the intersection of Odeon and Sogo, at 2.30pm and voiced their disapproval at what possibly is the biggest petrol price hike, the world over, dealt out by our ruling government. Their anxiety and worry at how to maintain their families on megre monthly incomes, showed on their concerned faces. They ended with fervent prayers for the nation and continued to press on further with shouts of Allahu Akhbar. KL Bystanders came in bravely, joined them in solidarity, all races, stood shoulder to shoulder wondering how else to make the Nation’s leaders hear their cries.

Really if the leaders were truly committed to the Rakyat were honest and not wasteful, the Rakyat would not have given vent to this much of anger. All those Billions wasted on Mega Projects, in wasteful expenditure in keeping a bloated and sluggish bureaucracy to work as a mere vote bank for the ruling party to remain in control.

The token 10% cut in entertainment, is a mere drop in the ocean, a pittance infact and does not even reflect the sincerity of the Federal Government. Christians know that their pledge or tithe to the Church is a mandatory 10% good times or bad. So what’s the big deal in giving up 10% of entertainment allowance, cut down all allowances by 50%. Give up your overseas holidays, start using a bicycle not for publicity for your daily commute, instead of huge petrol guzzling chauffeur driven SUVs – we tell our leaders, change your life styles, ours is already at rock bottom.

Then again, with this Petrol hike, we the common man, cannot even resort to the public transport, which is in a most deplorable state. Ask me a Mom of two, I resisted owning my own car, but the state of the cockroach infested, overcrowded, and never on time Metrobus, made me give up my good intensions. I get home an hour and half earlier now, and its precious time with my school going kids, ofcourse I’m paying dearly for the petrol hike like you all.

But then this is not about you, me or our leaders, lets not steal the thunder of the Petrol Hike protestors who right now are on the way to KLCC. It’s about the common man – the Rakyat, who have sacrificed that our voice may be heard.

Suara Rakyat!!!! Makal Sakthi!!!

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  1. #1 by Anak Malaysia on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 10:22 am

    Good morning, Dear Malaysians,

    Thanks to Passerby for his excellent comments on my replied to idiot Kasim Amat is racist blinded fool.

    We, PR Malaysian or UAE citizen is very sad indeed to read, see, listen and witness on many government policies and negotiated contracts are created and established based on racial issues and quotas. In the name of ALLAH, Muslims citizen in the world have no such discrimination and marginalisation policies towards their own kind of human and blood unless the seggregation of human, animal and alien. Our Brothers and Sisters of Islam from Arabian soils are very suprised and unhappy with such color government policies practised in Malaysia similar like the “black or white” policies of South Africa where the white ruler imposed sanction and quota policies against the local black people. Now South Africa new government had changed their policies to benefits their people irrespective of colors. Bravo !

    Whereas, we saw the Malaysian government still adopt the fuedalisma racial policies on the several issues played by the Race based parties like UMNO, MCA and MIC. For instance, Kasim Amat is idiol of UMNO always play racist card to fool other fellow Malays by way of undermining their intelligence and bravery and criticise other non-Malay for their successful wealthy life in Malaysia. Muslims believed a person must work hard and work smart irrespective of race or color or religion , in order for a person to develop his/her career and wealth in the competitive world. Nevertheless, irresponsible UMNO members are still leading the sandiwara racist card for many years to enrich selected cronies, families and dirty politicians with billions of projects and negotiated contracts at the expenses of the entire Malay citizens and caused stiff conflict and hatred with non Malay citizens are punching bags in the racist game.
    Muslim citizens dont do that to their own people and religion in Islam. Why a SHAME ?

    The issue of fuel and electricity prices are a major problem to all Malaysians. It is non racial issue here but some fools out there are still voicing loduly of having color petrol pump stations to indentify Bumi, Non-Bumi and Foreigners. What a stupid policy and created a greatest JOKE in Malaysia? We, PR Malaysians are rich arabian do not feel any pinch for prices hike in fuel or electricity or goods and services rocketted above the sky because our Arab currencies are very strong as compared with the devalued ringgit over time. We voiced our concern and showed our pity to majority of Muslim brothers and sisters of all races and non Islam Malaysians have been badly hurt and injured by the feudalisma unequal policies between the rich and poor people of Malaysia. For instance, all Malaysians are imposed with heavy penalties on several unreasonable costs in their livinghood that you will never find within your neighbouring countries as follows:-

    (a) High prices to pay for own end products like oil flour, cement, petrol, diesel, gas, cooking oil etc from own rich nature resources available here;

    (b) High prices on tolls , road tax, driving license, taxi permit , taxes on local cars and imported cars;

    (c) Poor local transportation, poor internet and telecomunication and poor Astro and TV services;

    (d) High personal income tax and corporate taxes;

    (e) Low academic standards, poor civil services, poor public delivery services, poor judiciary and non transparent and poor governance;

    (f) High crimes, corruptions, mismanagement and misused of public funds and power;

    and many negative policies that you can name them all over 50 years.

    We, PR citizens have full respect over the past leaders and PMs like Tunku Abd Rahman, Tun Razak, Tun Hussein, Tun Tan Siew Sin and many other leaders were more concern about the welfare of all Malaysians. VERY Unfortunate that the present leadership are more concern about their own cronies, families, connected parties and party members in term of wealth distributions, negotiated contracts, and power allocations but totally ignored the welfare of middle and poor Malaysian citizens.

    Last but not least, this message is our final words to show support and concern in voicing our anger towards your beloved unfair leaders on bad decision to cause huge price inflation in goods and services due to a small fuel hike sparked a BIG FIRE today.

    Let PR Malaysians of Muslim brothers and sisters of Arabian soils to join hands with Malaysians on solidarity and united move to protest against all bad policies like ISA, OSA, Printing and Press Act and prices hike for all goods and services in the forthcoming major Nationwide Protest on 5 July 2008 at KLCC. All are WELCOME.

    Terima-kasih, In ALLAH we TRUST forever.

    Al-Sheikh Ahmeed Al-Malmudi Fuad
    UAE citizen and PR Malaysian
    Snr Fuel Consultant

  2. #2 by cvl on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 10:45 am

    People power should leverage its reach for an optimal outcome. The logical next step is for the Malaysian motoring public to go on a peaceful ‘NO BUY’ Petronas for a period of 60 days.

    Too many walking in protest is a good prelude, but is wasteful of public resources when done too many times. There’s a better process using an incisive approach that does little harm to the public. Just hold off from buying Petronas 60 days. Penang nasi kandar is an example.

  3. #3 by simply on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 10:50 am

    Bernadette, if you think this website has a lot of poop, why don’t you write your own blog and let’s see your contribution to society. Honestly, I find http://limkamput-nincompoop.blogspot.com/
    blogs very informative , someone who uses his free time to share his knowledge to others, there are not many around these days.

    The queue here is so long too, so unproductive, can you imagine the cumulative of man hours lost nation wide? Plus we burn even more petrol just to get there. It’s a silly solution.

  4. #4 by lakilompat on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 11:24 am

    Dear all,

    I’m looking forward to contact YB Lim Guan Eng, to tell him there is a way we can reimburse the hawkers, Mamak restaurant, Fast Food chain in PR state. Also promote environmental friendly, cut cost on truck, tractor, buses, diesel vehicles, and many more. Not NGV, that’s much more better than the concept of NGV.

    It is biodiesel, recycling back the used cooking oil, turn them into biodiesel. In US, most of the tractor & truck, they already using it, that’s the reason, we don’t see any US folks go to street to protest.

    I already have the info, how to convert that, currently my bro in the state is drafting a business proposal for anyone interested. But first i need to know how to book YB time to discuss the idea?

    Biodiesel can also address the environmental issues, at this stage, i will perform a survey to check where are all these fast food chain, hawkers, mamak, dispose the used oil? is there any company collecting it? or it is federal govt. collection as schedule waste?

    Well, since state don’t interfere with federal, i might face some problem in term of legality.

    Anyhow, Bio diesel can compensate these hawkers if the sell their used cooking oil to be harness into biodiesel for diesel vehicles. By doing that, they also cut down on water pollution some might dispose to drain.

    My e-mail is nmwtank@hotmail.com if somebody having the same ideas please send me e-mail we can start working something into reality.

  5. #5 by k1980 on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 11:35 am

  6. #6 by taiking on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 11:40 am

    Al-Sheikh Ahmeed, I admire your guts.
    Your are just a PR here in this country.
    You are therefore at our government’s mercy.
    However, I do appreciate your views.
    They add dimensions to ours.
    Thank you.

  7. #7 by lew1328 on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 11:44 am

    “Kasim Amat Says: Yesterday at 23: 34.54
    Before the government’s announcement of the price hike in petrol, necessary due diligence and proper consultation with Mr Khairy, the son in law of the PM must have been done. As an Oxford graduate and a young successful enterpreneur, we trust Mr Khairy has made the right decision and therefore it must be in the best interest of all. The decision must be respected by all Malaysians.”

    Are you sure about this?? If this is the true story behind, why did the Ex-PM TM so mad… Curious of the Oxford graduate criteria’s… Don’t just bark here…bros

  8. #8 by ShiokGuy on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 11:56 am

    Petrol price hike, Syabas price hike, Profit from disconnecting and reconnecting?

    How much is Syabas charge of Disconnecting and Reconnecting of water supply? The last I heard from Radio Station Traxx FM is RM100.00, but I am not sure if it is RM100.00 for Disconnection and RM100.00 for reconnection? If so then it is RM100.00 for the whole process.

    So could this explain how those people who come to disconnect the meter is so keen and also SO Rude and behave like a thug?

    http://shiokguy.blogspot.com/2008/06/thug-from-syabas.html

    Shiok Guy

  9. #9 by lakilompat on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 12:35 pm

    The reason why Rapid KL & Rapid Penang bus sales are not great is due to there are too many M’sian can afford vehicles, therefore, by increasing the petrol prices, ppl. will have to “ubah gaya” mean taking Rapid KL and Rapid Penang. It can also be use as an excuse to pump in more funds to buy more china made Rapid buses.

    Dollar is smart enuff, his son SCOMI, and his son in law Oxford grad. all are intelligent businessman, not the type of leader Malaysian need to look after the people and nation building.

    Singapore version
    “We build a nation, strong and free, reaching out together for peace and harmony”

    Malaysia version
    “We build a nation, full of cronies, threatening & lying the people with OSA and ISA”

  10. #10 by Tickler on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 1:09 pm

    No arrest y`day. Well they made up for it today:

    Three MPs and several others arrested
    Jun 14, 08 11:25am
    newsflash Three opposition MPs and several others were arrested for gathering outside the Istana at around 10 this morning.
    Brought to Brickfields police station
    ISA detainees’ kids event

    http://malaysiakini.com/news/84483

  11. #11 by Tickler on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 1:10 pm

    The reason for the arrests:

    Fathers Day appeal

    Date : 14th June 2008 (Sat), 10.30 am
    Venue : Istana Negara, KL.
    Contact : Mr. Sambu at (012-274-9016)

    Objective : Conjuction of Father’s Day, seventy (70) children mix of HINDRAF and other races will lead a procession to the Agong’s Palace to present him with seventy (70) teddy bears as a Father’s day gift. This symbolic act is to show that at least seventy (70) children have been denied the right to celebrate father’s day with their fathers who are held as detainees in Kamunting under the cruel and inhuman ISA.
    On this day, the Agong shall play the role of the father for these children as all Malaysians are his loyal citizens irrespective of their color, race, religion or following.
    We invite HINDRAF supporters to contact Mr. Sambu at (012-274-9016)
    should you wish to include your child/children to join this historic and symbolic occasion.

  12. #12 by rainbowseahorse on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 1:43 pm

    Again I ask: As the protector of the Rakyat, surely the Agong can play a greater role in helping us Rakyat in our plight over our corrupted and inefficient government. If the Agong cannot even “try” to help us, his loyal subject and all that, than we might have to question as to what exactly do we have an Agong for? Other questions, of course, like additional government expenditures and cost cuttings might start cropping up.

  13. #13 by Kasim Amat on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 4:35 pm

    I think due to lack of knowledge of economics, it is difficult for the people to understand the action of the government led by Barisan Nasional. Please, semua orang sila diam and sabar, please note that apabila harga minyak dinaikkan, harga minyak di Malaysia antara yang termurah di Asia Tenggara. Jika kita membandingkan dengan Thailand dan Singapura, harga minyak di Malaysia adalah lebih murah. Malahan selepas petrol dinaikkan sebanyak 78 sen sekalipun, harga di Malaysia masih lagi murah daripada kedua-dua negara ini. Nasib rakyat di Malaysia masih adalah yang terbaik so please do not make any more noise. To make sure the government does not continue to bleed heavily, you can cry until the cow comes home and there will be no change in this policy. Thank you.

  14. #14 by devilmaster on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 5:57 pm

    Kasim Amat Says:

    In order to reduce the impact of the petrol hike to the poor who is mostly Malay, there should be different prices for foreigner, non-bumi and bumi at the petrol station as this is in line with the Constitution which accorded these special rights to the Malay.

    Oh yes, and in line with the outdated Constitution, the Malays should be paying 70% tax of this country instead of the Chinese paying 90% tax. Try to think about this – without the 90% tax from the non-bumis, you might still be staying on top of the tree and playing with those m**keys right now.

  15. #15 by AhPek on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 6:33 pm

    ‘Oh yes, and in line with the constitution, the Malays should be paying 70% tax of this country instead of the Chinese paying 90% tax.’. devilmaster.

    I wonder whether your statement here would succeed at least to put some sense of shame on this scum of the earth,Kasim Amat.And he is so mighty proud of extending NEP to petrol pricing, can anyone beat that!!This is Ketuanan Melayu for you!

  16. #16 by PSM on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 7:25 pm

    Does anyone know what happened at the Istana this morning? Did HRH come out to see the children? I hear the “Thugs in Blue” (Polis Di Barisan National) were at it again!

  17. #17 by miketan142 on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 8:10 pm

    Pity Kasim Amat still living in denial.
    He should be blogging with Ali Gostan not LKS.

  18. #18 by bernadette on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 8:51 pm

    simply Says:

    Today at 10: 50.56 (9 hours ago)
    Bernadette, if you think this website [nincompoop] has a lot of poop [nincompoop], why don’t you write your own blog and let’s see your contribution to society.”

    appreciate the suggestion. but i wouldn’t call myself a nincompoop and call it “my contribution to society”. that’s stupid!

    to nincompoop, monitoring you?? that’s so so so narcissism!

    “I wonder whether your statement here would succeed at least to put some sense of shame on this scum of the earth, Kasim Amat” Ahpek

    obviously the name ‘kasim ahmat’ is just a figment of someone’s imagination though not his personality. but without the likes of kasim ahmat, thoughts, ideas and theories would never be put to a test and this blog would be the poorer for it. call him names if you must but put your thoughts across to debunk his theories.

  19. #19 by cheng on soo on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 9:05 pm

    2 or 3 tier pricing for petrol cannot work one lah! Guess what will happen, is govt will end up selling 90% or more petrol at the lowest subsizied price, ordinary bumi will find it difficult to fill up their tanks with lowest price, 90% of petrol at lowest price will be smuggled outside the country or to be resell to other non bumi, at a price between low and the high price (the bigger the diff, the worst !). Unless the diff is only a few sen / litre.

    Saudara Kasim, kamu tahu kah? harga kereta di negeri Thai jauh lebih murah dari harga di sini, tiada tol di negeri Thai (dari Hat Yai ke Krungthep, lebuhraya 6 lorong sepanjang lebih 900 km), pendapatan orang Singapura jauh lebih tinggi, dari orang di sini, harga minyak lebih murah di Indonesia, China (kedua dua nya perlu mengimpot), lebih murah juga di Brunei. Harap maklum.

  20. #20 by limkamput on Saturday, 14 June 2008 - 9:31 pm

    bernadette Says:to nincompoop, monitoring you?? that’s so so so narcissism!

    NO, that is you being a pervert, not me indulging in narcissism. It is utterly obvious you are deprived of something, may be growing up wetting your pants most nights or torturing your pets when your parents were not around. You could be the recycled kickbutt, diaperhead, bodosingh whatever. Please go get a girl friend of something, that is provided you are not disfigured or limped or …..

  21. #21 by pwcheng on Sunday, 15 June 2008 - 2:18 am

    Anak Malaysia and lovemalaysiaforever, Can you please advise me whom I should reach in TNB. I am having the same problem whereby my electricity which has recorded for years of about RM400-500 (commercial Rate) suddenly jumped to about RM900-Rm1000 which is a two fold jump. I complained and they changed the meter and the reading dropped back to normal of RM400-500. But they still insisted that the previous meter is not faulty and when I insisted that it should be tested by a third party like SIRIM, they just say all meters are already tested by SIRIM but I do not see any SIRIM sticker on it.

    Looking forward for the advice.

  22. #22 by TurboDiesel on Sunday, 15 June 2008 - 5:29 am

    @Anak Malaysia

    Its a good analysis you made. But to correct you, not all 159 litres in a barrel of oil is converted into Fuel. Only 50% of it is converted into Pertol, Diesel, Kerosenes. Others are LPG, Tar, Wax, Lubricants etc etc. Anyway, anyhow, There is ample Money to subsidize our Fuel well into atleast 2012 or at most 2015 as we are NET EXPORTER of Oil until those either dates. As long as we are NET EXPORTER, our Export is higher than Import of Petroleum, therefore = MORE than Enough money to subsidize local fuel.

  23. #23 by kun9999 on Sunday, 15 June 2008 - 10:38 am

    I am lucky to left malaysia early to neighbouring country to work & live there. With the petrol increase in malaysia, i am pretty sure that crime index will rise too this is because those who can’t earn enough to survive will do anything to survive.

  24. #24 by rainbowseahorse on Sunday, 15 June 2008 - 11:39 am

    Come to think of it, there is no point in giving my Bumiputras brethens any fuel subsidies at all. Why? It makes a lot of them more lazy as they sell their fuel subsidies instead of using the subsidies for fishing & farming. Their logic? Better to stay at home and earn rm20 to rm30 per day selling their fuel subsidies then toil in the hot sun. Very nice & short sighted logic! So what logic does my Bumiputra Politicians use? Quick & easy money with corruption instead of helping the rakyat which demands a lot of thinking, self sacrifices, and hard work. No wonder Malaysia is not progressing very much after 51 years.

  25. #25 by citizenwatch on Sunday, 15 June 2008 - 2:16 pm

    When the BN government hiked up the fuel price it was hoping that through ‘info’ of BN media and the impact of the move would be diluted by the global hike and protests and it went for broke. But seems like the the rakyat, again through the alternative media are not buying it and they are fighting back.

    An intersting piece of news, – one of the organizers for GERAMM made a statement before the demonstration at Kpg Baru mosque that the police would not disturb the demo but in fact would help because they themselves feel the pinch from the fuel price hike!

  26. #26 by Damocles on Sunday, 15 June 2008 - 5:38 pm

    Well folks, don’t take Kasim Amat and company too seriously.
    By all means chew him up or treat him as a bit of diversion.
    Once the PR (Pakatan Rakyat) takes over the reigns of the government, he and his ilk will be history!

  27. #27 by KualaPenyu on Monday, 16 June 2008 - 12:53 am

    In 2006, our country produces an average 798,000 barrel/day. But we domestically consume 515,000 barrel/day, means with net export 283,000 barrel/day.
    798,000 X 365 = 291,270,000 barrel/year.
    So, with current price of oil at USD130/barrel:
    291,270,000 X 130 = USD27.8651 billion @ RM124.95483 billion.
    1 barrel = 159 litres
    Depending on crude oil quality, a barrel crude oil can produce total fuel ranging from 19 litres to 75 litres (12% to 47%). High quality crude oil can produce up to 47% fuel (petrol, diesel). Fortunately, our country crude oil tends to be of high quality. Malaysia’s benchmark crude stream, Tapis Blend, is very light and sweet with an API gravity of 44° and sulfur content of 0.08 percent by weight (http://www.eia.doe.gov/cabs/Malaysia/Oil.html)
    OK, let’s say we use “Anak Malaysia” percentage of 46% fuel production per barrel:
    - Domestic consumption 515,000 barrel/day @ 187975000 barrel/year.
    - 187.975 million barrel X 73.14 litres (i.e 46%) = 13.748491500 billion litres of fuel/year.
    - 13.748491500 billion litres X RM2.70/L (current price) = RM 37.38884331 billion.
    *Before price increase, petrol at RM1.92/L.
    - 13.748491500 million litres X RM1.92/L (before increase) = RM 26.3971037 billion.
    With the increase of 0.78 cents petrol price, BABI NASIONAL get an extra profit roughly RM 10.7 billion from the sale of petrol to the rakyat. I said extra because our country was a net exporter of oil.
    It’s true that we use 515000 barrel/day, but we all paid every drop of it. NOT FREE, and this is only 46%/barrel with another 54% valued RM43.57674045 billion in our domestic market.
    Hence, for Kasim Amat who is defending Khinzir J from BABI NASIONAL whom he refers as a smart advisor for AAB, WHERE IS THE DAMN OIL SUBSIDY? As far as i’m concern, only the sleeping Kasim Amat saw that our fuel being subsidised.We are paying our fuel according to the international market price at the moment you moron Kasim Amat!!!!!!
    Our total petrol usage per annum= RM37.38884331 billion
    Our cabinet ministers entertainment allowance=RM20.00 billion
    Wake up Kasim Amat!!!!!!

  28. #28 by KualaPenyu on Monday, 16 June 2008 - 1:30 am

    At the moment, our country proven oil reserves stance at 3.0 billion barrels. If we keep sucking it up at the current rate, we will run out of it in 11 years time. But fortunately for us, we have a few new tank in Sabah offshore: Gumusut, Kakap, Malikai, and Semporna offshore. Hopefully we will discover a few more in the future. Also our country oil company already operating in 32 foreign countries.

  29. #29 by blablowbla on Monday, 16 June 2008 - 9:32 am

    Anak Malaysia:

    the present gomen is robbing our wealth and we still need to say thank you!
    like the police torture us:”cepat-2 kasi,banyak orang tunggu kat sana!”,and you hv to say:”terima kasih tuan kerana beri peluang saya jadi kambing biri-2!”

  30. #30 by Kasim Amat on Monday, 16 June 2008 - 1:24 pm

    People should stop harping on the issue of fuel increase and instead should be focusing on the right things ie nation building and how to get everyone to unite behind the BN led government at this difficult time. What the government need is the understanding and support from people so that other plans can be put in place. We should feel lucky as Petronas is able to make profit every year in the midst of stiff competition. What if Petronas doesn’t? If this is the case, then there is no question about subsidy or no subsidy. Again, we should feel proud about Petronas as it is being managed by 99% of bumiputra and is a Fortune 500 company. Who says Malay cannot run a big corporation? Without Petronas, we will not be able to achieve a lot of things in order to be world class ie bring F1 to Malaysia, having the world’s tallest twin buildings, having one of the best airport in the world and the high quality living environment in KL etc etc. We should fee lucky that Malaysia does not have any natural disasters. We must be grateful for what Allah has given us.

    By cutting the Minister entertainment allowance, the government has already led by example. Which country’s Minister work for free?

  31. #31 by Kasim Amat on Monday, 16 June 2008 - 1:28 pm

    To allow bloggers to post thoughts freely is already a big breakthrough in Malaysia and this shows the open minded policies practised by the BN government. I urge everybody to give constructive advice and not insulting remarks especially words that are sensitive to other races! KualaPenyu, your posts will continued to be monitored.

  32. #32 by Twister on Monday, 16 June 2008 - 2:33 pm

    As far as i’m concern is that everything are on the high side because of the fuel hike except for my salary!!! We need a government that can provide us stability in terms of economic and overall the “rakyat” can live harmony in next generation to come.

    BUT I DON’T SEE ANY NOW..

  33. #33 by cardevect on Monday, 16 June 2008 - 5:02 pm

    Penang City Stadium 15.6.08

    shot video clip & picture

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9GNNZbm5-E

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