Comments on: “Bastard” in the House – most severe action must taken against Tajuddin

By: cinaindiamelayubersatu

cinaindiamelayubersatu — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 23:58:08 +0000

bastard utterance come from bloody bastard people like pasir salak. islam ajar dia macam tu ke ???? kena provoke konon, provoke kepala hotak kau !!!! kalau tak tahan kena provoke janganlah menyalak yalak !!!!

By: CSKUEH

CSKUEH — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 17:22:34 +0000

The book of Proverbs is an invaluable collection of God’s instructions for our right living. Here are a few more quotations from Proverbs about controlling our tongue for us to ponder.
10:11; A good man’s words are a fountain of life, but a wicked man’s words hide a violent nature.
13:3; Be careful what you say and protect your life. A careless talker destroys himself.
15:1; A gentle answer quietens anger, but a harsh one stirs it up.
15:28; Good people think before they answer. Evil people have a quick reply, but it causes trouble.
16:24; Kind words are like honey, sweet to the taste and good for your health.

By: cemerlang

cemerlang — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 14:44:34 +0000

All politicians represent the people. The politicians do not speak for themselves only but they speak on behalf of the people. Or may be Barisan Nasional love to have people demonstrate on the streets like their brave Indonesian counterparts. The Barisan Nasional dominated parliament is not professional in not letting the representatives to speak up. The Barisan Nasional dominated parliament is not professional in not handling their own Barisan Nasional politicians who have become like foul talking gangsters. Or may be Barisan Nasional is fill with highly educated gangsters. Or another thought. Barisan Nasional is so desperate that they resort to obscene languages.

By: CSKUEH

CSKUEH — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 06:20:37 +0000

For goodness sake, be obedient to the Lord
Speak kindly to one another, I sincerely appeal
“Thoughtless words can wound as deeply as any sword
But wisely spoken words can heal”
(Proverbs 12:18)

By: OrangRojak

OrangRojak — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 05:02:41 +0000

“… they send their representatives … for a purpose…”
I don’t believe I speak for anybody’s constituents, I haven’t canvassed their opinions. I imagine that there are all kinds of reasons why MPs are elected. I would be surprised to find – I realise this is prejudice – that a majority of Malaysian voters had any purpose in mind for their chosen candidate at all. It is my strongly held personal opinion that a very large number of voters in any election are playing “pick the winner” – testing their predictive skills. A great number more are adhering to family or community tradition. Many more are selecting the best teeth and hairstyle.

For the voters who had a purpose in mind, I imagine it is frustrating when their representative doesn’t seem to be representing them in any effective way. For an enthusiastic and otherwise competent representative, finding it impossible to discharge their duty must be intolerable. Why aren’t MPs questions reliably attended to, when “We h8 u!” “F u! Wanna piece of me?” is recorded for posterity?

I’ve asked this about the Order Paper before: what guarantee is there that matters are attended to? Was Batu Gajah’s question certain to have been dealt with at some point in the future? Judging her outburst is difficult without knowing what her alternatives were.

By: 7even Sins

7even Sins — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 04:24:07 +0000

I just don’t understand why my posting were blocked all the time…!!!

By: melurian

melurian — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 02:11:23 +0000

“saya tak nampak” ….

what a great reason ……

By: Bigjoe

Bigjoe — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 01:54:36 +0000

Seriously, someone from PR got to go to Pasir Salak and see if there is enough internet cafe there. How does this guy get elected even? Seriously are there really people in this country, rural poor even, that can be NOT be ashamed of having such a person representing them? Or is it a case of desperation among the people of Pasir Salak and UMNO really is the one hostage by Tajuddin to represent them?

By: undergrad2

undergrad2 — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 01:48:28 +0000

I’m sorry but I believe I speak for many of the constituents when I say they send their representatives to the county’s highest legislative body at a cost to taxpayers, for a purpose and that purpose is not to scream, stomp and cry and tear their hair out when they feel frustrated and let down. I’m not saying though that this MP from Batu Gajah is doing all of the above.

By: limkamput

limkamput — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 01:20:09 +0000

Undergrad2, you don’t have to be so harsh on her. The tears were the tears of frustration, disappointment and anger. Those are not tears of weakness.
Must find a way to get rid of that small fellow given a small position who thinks hell of great of himself. People of no standard and no sense of what is right and wrong.

By: undergrad2

undergrad2 — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 23:29:57 +0000

It is unfortunate that the MP for Batu Gajah allowed herself to be overcome by emotions. Contrast that with the unflappable personality of the MP from Permatang Pauh! Constituents expect their representative in Parliament to show their mettle in the face of adversity and allowing herself to be reduced to tears afterwards only serve to show weakness in her personality. Does she think that as a woman MP she should be held to a different standard?

By: monsterball

monsterball — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 22:31:04 +0000

So…many were suspended for this and that reasons…..but one UMNO guy using the word……..”bastard”…..no suspension.
This Mr.Speaker is worst than any most bias football referee.
The standard of balls carrying UMNO…is very cheap….as shown by this Me.Speaker.

By: disapointed86

disapointed86 — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 21:34:32 +0000

btw…why M.Kula need to utter such things…in this particular case i think the speaker made the right decision to call him to withdraw his statement…i dont get what M.Kula trying to do..pls dont waste the time….really disappointed…what for u need to comment that ppl in PS don like him..the election has ended..and somemore he said he won by luck … my question here is SO WHAT? WHAT CAN YOU DO??..

By: Fong Po Kuan’s Tantrum In Parliament…. | Jed Yoong

Fong Po Kuan’s Tantrum In Parliament…. | Jed Yoong — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 18:07:20 +0000

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By: akarmalaysian

akarmalaysian — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 17:58:58 +0000

p/s: this kind of bustard is a real shame to malays.

By: akarmalaysian

akarmalaysian — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 17:56:43 +0000

as the saying goes…it takes a bigger bustard to knw a bustard.well said mr tajuddin bustard.we all knw u are one hell of a bustard but u dun hv to shout it out in parliament to let evryone knw that ur such an arrogant and uncivilised bustard in the house.we knw umno has many bustards like u in the government and we knw umno breeds monkies like u all over and over again.we are all so proud of u mr tajuddin bustard.keep up ur good work.

By: king cobra

king cobra — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 16:02:28 +0000

now shouting unparliamentary words in parliament , wat’s next ?
Taiwanese style of parliament , fist & kicks flying all over parliament ?

By: justice6

justice6 — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 15:36:07 +0000

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By: OrangRojak

OrangRojak — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 14:01:29 +0000

@queequeg
“highly educated professionals”
Uh no, I don’t think that will work – unless you’re imagining a house full of prostitutes with PhDs in Ecstasy Engineering.

While I’d be the first to suggest an entrance exam for parliament, I actually think it would make parliament less representative of the electorate. Let’s face it, the people who are currently most likely to end up in Malaysia’s parliament are quite likely to be able to afford the best in education, and if they weren’t in parliament would probably be occupying the most expensive business suite in KL anyway.

I’d like to see the House enforcing the rules (I imagine there are some?) more rigidly for a while. Suspend MPs who break the rules, strip them of privileges for a while and perhaps the electorate will vote for someone who’s actually permitted to enter parliament.

If parliament turns into a bar-room brawl, I can see voters choosing their representatives by weight and aggression. If Batu Gajah’s experience is anything to go by, “I didn’t see you” sounds like she failed her Malaysian parliament exam. I wonder if her voters will be represented by a sumo-sized, bad-tempered yob after the next election?

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