Comments on: A totally synthetic crisis

By: queequeg

queequeg — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 08:08:51 +0000

Dear Home Minister,

Are you sleeping well at night? Do you break out in cold sweat after a nightmare? Then serves you right! Curses from 100,000 KL citizens & tourists as well as late CLP exam candidates are the reason for your suffering. It seems you have lost your rational mind & humanity. Well, what can we say? The rakyat have spoken and the more you antagonize us the faster we will kick you out from power. Go ahead, provoke us some more, make us angry and one day you’ll realize your worst nightmares will come true!!!

By: pjboy

pjboy — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 05:42:50 +0000

Question: where is the proof for such a gathering or rally going to take place & what gathering? Or did our Home Minister got the dates wrongly fixed? It is a Monday you moron – it’s a bloody working day. When the rally at Kelana Jaya stadium took place, was there a massive traffic jam? Did the traffic came to a stand still? Maybe Home Minister thought it was the Kelana Jaya stadium gathering last Sunday. A hint to PM that he needs a new hp with a calendar function otherwise he can’t tell whether it was Sunday or Monday. Just another VIP (Very Idiotic Politician).

All these so called necessary road blocks were synthesized to make one party look bad. Before a murder is committed, already accused of murder. Not only that, then expect to prove your innocence. This is Bolehland. It is guilty until proven innocent legal system. Best in the world. Then again, isn’t everything in Bolehland synthesized by BN? KLSE, Subisidy, ECM-Libra, POS Malaysia, TM, TNB, Petronas, Corridor-corridor, Monsoon cup, So-do-me, Parliament, Election, ex Botox MB, MPOB, RRI…etc etc. Even corruption & our durian is synthetic.

Nothing is natural in Bolehland. Only thing natural is the orang asli. They are the only true bumiputera, if it should be defined as such. Even the term bumiputera was synthesized… Accept the fact & move on. We are all from the same planet, the same African DNA. We are Malaysians – period.

By: charlieKC

charlieKC — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 21:54:35 +0000

Ministers, MPs, Polismen.
We all want to cari makan, anak ada rumah, susu harga naik, masa tak cukup, harga minyak naik, jangan lah buang masa kita. Beri lah noice, beri lah informasi jalan jaln yg diblok…
Tolong lah tuan, sekaragng cari makan susah…

By: The Enforcer

The Enforcer — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 16:41:57 +0000

The GOONS are so paranoid now. They saw only smoke yet the yell fire!
In the first place, there wasn’t any plan for a demo by PR and the RAKYAT. Then this stupid botak Elba got the IGP to get a court order for the unneccessary road blocks, in the name of public security.
Was there evidence given by botak and IGP. Then who is the clever one they obtained the order from?
Hasnn’t the RAKYAT suffer enough? Who is gonna compensate for the lost of man hours as a result of this jam? Who is gonna compensate for the extra petrol consumption? Imagine the chain cycle of ‘lost’ that is a result of these road blocks.
A two cents worth of idea if these GOONS do it again!
They deliberately put up these blocks at strategic points or bottle neck areas, right?
Action: Once the jam is so massive and we make sure that all lanes are taken up by the traffic, then all drivers just turn off their engine and all occupants just get out from the car. There you have it, a mass gathering that does not need a permit with no fault of ours and at so many strategic points!
(Sorry to those that may be affected by this action but we have to sacrifice a little to teach these GOONS a lesson.)

By: lextcs

lextcs — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 14:10:48 +0000

one more thing … if yb kit is so keen to hold DSAI hands and walk into parlimen why not offer your seat to him? that would be the ultimate pakat.

By: lextcs

lextcs — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 14:09:03 +0000

politicians are making use of the public as scapegoats for their personal agenda. In the end you politicians get your fat pay cheques and we all ended up in the massive traffic jamss. just as you complained that the oposition in perak walked out …looks like its a case of pot calling the kettle black. BOOOOOOOOOooooo

By: dapsupporter8888

dapsupporter8888 — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:43:47 +0000

I work within the 5 km radius of the parliament and I am a DAP supporter. So does that mean police is gonna arrest me? THE HELL THEY GO!!

The govt is being damn bloody paranoid for nothing.

I openly declare that I really despise those BN goons!! Bunch of untrained monkeys! Can’t stand the sight of them & those …police!!!

By: ktteokt

ktteokt — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 09:14:12 +0000

POLIS DI-UMNO MALAYSIA in the making?????

By: FY Lim

FY Lim — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 07:15:14 +0000

This roadblock is part of the BN’s grand psy-strategy to hoodwink the rakyat into believing that PR and DSAI is responsible and cause of the massive traffic disorder. Secondly, it is design with the cooperation of the police to bar DSAI from entering Parliament House to try and influence those MPs ( both sides ) from supporting the no confidence motion if it ever allowed.
The former strategy will try to give the perception ( in conjunction with the mass media ) to the rakyat that the opposition are good for nothing. The BN is trying to hang on to their last vestiges of power and if this power is gone there will be mass desertion of component party members.
Surely, the rakyat can see through BN’s motive and will not be deceived.
Well, we can see the ” biasness ” of the law enforcement agencies through and through without an iota of doubt.

By: kanthanboy

kanthanboy — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 05:53:41 +0000

…//Look 4 big guns under investigation at the same time. The AG, the IGP, the DG of Immigration and his deputy.//…taking
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I see why there are so many road blocks:

ACA will be turned back by the road block when investigating the AG.

ACA will be stopped by the road block when investigating the IGP

ACA will be road blocked before reaching the office of the DG of Immigration and his deputy.

By: highhand

highhand — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 05:44:08 +0000

Massive jams, Syed Hamid says sorry
Posted by Super Admin
Monday, 14 July 2008
(The Star) – Police roadblocks leading into the city caused massive jams throughout Monday morning, with Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar issuing an apology to the Malaysian public but reiterating that the police operations were undertaken in the interest of

Most major roads leading to the city have been experiencing traffic congestion since Saturday, when police launched Ops Padam and mounted roadblocks at 12 entry points into the city.

Police said they were staving off an illegal gathering that Pakatan Rakyat was planning at Parliament or its grounds on Monday morning, in anticipation of a motion of no-confidence being filed against Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his Cabinet.

The police obtained a court order barring Parti Keadilan Rakyat de facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, his supporters and the public from holding any rally or participating in it within a 5km radius of the Parliament building.

Pakatan Rakyat leaders have denied they were planning any such gathering.

The roadblocks are expected to continue until midnight on Monday or until further notice

think they r blocking the roads to dig out all the china dolls they let in themselves, don’t be shy shy lah

By: highhand

highhand — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 05:37:12 +0000

No-confidence motion rejected, Opposition MPs walk out
Posted by Super Admin
Monday, 14 July 2008
(The Star) – Speaker Tan Sri Pandikar Amin Mulia rejected an emergency motion of no-confidence against Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his Cabinet, which prompted a walkout by Opposition MPs.

The motion was filed by Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail last Thursday.

It was filed as a non-voting motion under Standing Orders 18 (1) and (2).

The motion was rejected in the Speaker’s chambers under Standing Order 18 (7). Dr Wan Azizah was informed via a letter.

The matter was not brought up in Dewan.

The motion was rejected by the Speaker due to the “wrong choice of words.”

The Opposition MPs walked out after their appeal for him to review his decision was rejected.

as xpected, useless speaker. might as well become a trumpet.

pok pek pok pek pok pek

By: highhand

highhand — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 05:24:53 +0000

SORRY POLICE N IGP, unless you r kinda brainless, the one posing national security threat r those in immigration who r selling off the country….

unless u r thinkin those china dolls r just skimpily dress eye candy

police and immigration = home ministry r making a fool out of us

By: hotsync

hotsync — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 04:00:49 +0000

Malaysia supposed to be a free country. People all walks of life can go anywhere in peace. Now its seems it isnt so. KL has become the next Iraq.

By: smeagroo

smeagroo — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 03:38:58 +0000

obviously BN and police are trying to create inconvenience to the rakyat so as to turn the wrath and anger towards PR. But if we stay resilient and steadfast in our cause for a Better Tomorrow, let our voices be heard in the many blogs the govt is monitoring. Once they know that we dont buy their cheap tactics they will give up. If there is even a bit of murmur like cursing PR and their cause for the good of the country, The corrupted goons will think they hv succeeded.

Let us not give these idiots an inch nor a single thought that we are lembik.

Lembik are for ppl like sleepy head and some say Saifool.

By: taiking

taiking — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 03:10:19 +0000

Road blocks. The purpose is obvious. To create havoc to the majority public. To turn the sentiment of the majority public against any mass public display of dissatisfaction. To use the public against the public. A classic case of hantu vs hantu.

The message is “Look people. The no good fellas are at it again. Yes troubling you.”

Lots of people are inconvenienced by the blocks no doubt. But would they buy UMNO’s argument? Twenty years ago. Yes, definitely. Ten years ago, maybe. Now, I dont know. A similar tactic was employed before the general election to counter Hindraf etc. Were the people annoyed and angered by the inconvenience and trouble to the extent that they decided move away from the opposition? Well I dont think the tactic worked.

Look 4 big guns under investigation at the same time. The AG, the IGP, the DG of Immigration and his deputy. These are the real disgusting issues that matters to the people. Not the road block.

But of course, I dont think they (UMNO) can quite see it.

By: justice_fighter

justice_fighter — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:40:15 +0000

I was stuck in the jam last nite on the federal highway and was so frustrated when I realized it was a police block that served no purpose. This kind of artificial jam created by the police/BN will onlu cause massive waste of people’ time, energy, and petrol. The economic losses are enormous, not to mention the mental stress created. Pak Lah simply does not know how people suffer due to this!!!

The UMNO/BN government never really learnt the lesson. This will only cause more people to hate UMNO/BN!! Don’t think that the people are stupid!!! We know what is right and wrong and the true culprit! Really can’t wait to kick UMNO/BN out for good!!!

By: wanderer

wanderer — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:39:56 +0000

IGP and DPRM are trying to impress the public that they are seen to be doing something….all for a wrong reason! Again, what do we expect from ‘thugs’ and blockheads!
IGP be a professional cop and stop your twisting and turning, you are supposed to look after the rakyats, interests and safety and not serve politicians.

By: kritikus

kritikus — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:39:36 +0000

…..should read..desperate….

By: kritikus

kritikus — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:38:18 +0000

…..A DROWNING MAN CLINGING TO HIS STRAW….AND

…..AN EGG BALANCING ON THE EDGE OF A SWORD…

BN AND ITS WARLORDS ARE FINISHED, DESTROYED, AND DISGRACED TO ETERNITY…They are only prolonging their fate like a terminally illed patient prolonging life with a cocktail of medication….And the more they play the dirty game, the deeper will be their grave and the harder their fall…
They have no way out, limping, castrated, disgraced and desparate, they will try all avenues to pull themselves out from the quick sand of deceit.

WATCH OUT BROTHER ANWAR AND COMRADES, DO NOT TRY ANYTHING FOOLISH FOR NOW, BE PATIENT AND TAKE ONE STEP AT A TIME, LET THEM FALL AND WATCH THE FUN…..

SOOTHSAYER