Comments on: Najib Cabinet not “lean”, may be “mean” – announcement overshadowed by ghost of Altantuya

By: monsterball

monsterball — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 02:58:31 +0000

Lean..certainly not as Naif Ton Raza’s cabinet is the largest.
Mean….they keep on trying….all sorts of ways…no one is afraid.
PS: Naif Ton Raza is the new name given by Bernama paper……meaning…”Adorable Good for Nothing” PM.
But Editor apologize typo mistake.
I do not believe it. He never work..just play golf.
That was supposed to be a way by Bernama… expressing love to PM…got backfired!!
But I like the new name.
Actually it was Susan Loone new discovery.

By: ekans

ekans — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 05:49:32 +0000

Understandably, there’ll be skeptics who doubt PR’s ability to govern.
But if PR had really done such a bad job, for example, in Perak (before it got ‘kicked out’, that is), the majority of the Bukit Gantang constituents wouldn’t have given another chance to Nizar, the head of the PR state government in Perak, to become their representative in the Parliament.
However, in the end, the people still did.

By: boh-liao

boh-liao — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:27:57 +0000

MMK is a happy and contented man again because he and his family members have their hands in the cookie jar again (especially the cash-rich and cash-guaranteed AP magic pot). He is happy with NR and sings “Welcome to My World” to NR.

Once again, MMK rejoices in his role as the master puppeteer. His and his family’s lean time, caused by AAB and KJ, is over. He can now stop his constant barrage against AAB and KJ. However, as a fan of Jim Reeves (the one who sang “Welcome to My World” and “He’ll Have to Go”), MMK may unpredictably sing different tunes in the near future.

NR, surrounded by his capable and ambitious wife, trusted relatives like Hisap, friends, and a supportive MMK, who is less likely to run amok as during AAB’s rule, is all ready to rock. Furthermore, two brave and loyal cops are to die for the murder of AS. What a timely sweet closure of this C4 chapter, bringing great happiness to NR and RM. Happy days are here again. Light, sound, action! Rock around the clock!

By: Ramesh Laxman

Ramesh Laxman — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:19:08 +0000

I hope that the new PM will take note that the one sided policies of the past may not be good for the economy but a good and strong economy will certainly help achieve some if not all the objectives of the one sided policies. I have attempted to put it is diplomatically as possible but I hope the new PM gets the drift.

By: ekans

ekans — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:13:59 +0000

Sorry. Typing error. The last line in the 1st paragraph of my last post here should read:

‘…but why are only five out of 28 ministers in this new cabinet from the Malaysian Borneo?’

By: ekans

ekans — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:10:40 +0000

After GE12, UMNO’s BN was still able to form a federal government with a simple majority in the Parliament, thanks largely to their MPs from the Malaysian Borneo, but why are only five out 28 ministers in this new cabinet from Malaysian Borneo?

And, as everyone else is asking & wondering, why did the Pekan MP appoint to the cabinet a significant number of individuals who weren’t even elected by the people in the last GE?
Is it a sign from the Pekan MP leadership that the rest of the elected MPs from UMNO’s BN are simply regarded as not good enough?

By: monsterball

monsterball — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 01:59:14 +0000

How much does it take to employ three expert groups from overseas .. to scrutinize .. interview all the teaching profession people in Malaysia?
One for primary..another secondary and last for University.
They must be from overseas…..and not any Malaysians..to give truthful opinions with no favouring anyone….any race.
I have calculated…..not more than RM10 million per year. All govt. needs is 3 years..and spending 30 million….to get the most accurate information to clean up the mess.
From there….another group of head hunters….to promote..replace or terminate local teachers…and employ as many overseas teachers to upgrade the quality of teaching.
Loving to teach and loving to help children become worthy smart Malaysians..are two main qualifications….one must have..besides being so smart to teach and yet is a racialist or applying double standards.
If Najib is sincere to do one last good deed before he is voted out from office…he should come out with a clear employment letter to all teaching profession career workers…..what to do and what not to do..especially brainwashing tactics…or promoting UMNO i their teaching methods.
RM60 billions are announced to see Malaysia does not suffer from recession…..yet not one sen is focus to clean up our sickening education system.
No matter how much UMNO want to prove they are sincere….People’s Power will never believe in them….as brainwashing…race and religion dirty politics are deeply rooted in their art to win votes….as it is in the blood…to be greedy and play dirty.
Will Najib dare to do the right thing for once?

By: taiking

taiking — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 01:01:11 +0000

The umno government always starts with a loud bang and all their projects too. Like the bang, their undertakings and endeavour will last only as long the sound waves from that bang remains within the audible range. We all know why najib had to call upon unelected jokers to join his cabinet. He is desperate. There are simply not enough quarter-decent people in umno whom he could call upon – whether elected or not. Lets be realistic. If najib ever decides to fight corruption in umno in a big way today and there will be no umno tommorrow.

Look no further than the macc and the launch of the commission not too long ago. The record books had not been opened. The commission’s report card was still emply of details then. Come on. It has only been launched then. Already, it was pronounced as a real success. And poor Daniel Li of HK ICAC was roped in for what two cents statement he could make of the macc at that early stage.

Of course typical of all bangs, the sound waves would emanate outwards from the source in expanding circles, Daniel Li’s two cents statement was immediately bloated into a statement which is worthy or millions. Fortunately, only umno members and supporters bought that. And rest of us just say: “Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yawn. Yawn. Yawn.”

This is my malaysia. A beautiful country blemished big time by umno.

By: williamtan

williamtan — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 00:38:17 +0000

Every time I looked at our Prime Minister I can’t help bu think of Captain America. Why? Because just like the comic book superhero, he’s got a Big ‘A’ wrriten all over his forehead!

By: Bigjoe

Bigjoe — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 00:35:36 +0000

I call it Najib’s 80:20 rule, 80% spin, 20% real. This is what he is good at. The rakyat expect 100 points or more changes but Najib idea is to deliver 20-50 point changes and call it victory.

The most significant appointment is Hishamuddin. Hishamuddin tenure at Education Ministry has been marked by more tolerance for vernacular schools, lots of schools being build, more programs and better teacher pay but systematically it was still the same. He is at best a competent technocrat in tough portfolio. But he is unremarkable. So expect unremarkable changes to ISA, unremarkable changes in crime but less fiasco and disasters like A Kugan etc.

Everything you see is about taking away weapons froms PR and PR need BN’s foolishness to make revolutionary changes. Its still divide and conquer strategy.

Najib is not making anything remarkable but for PR, it also mean problems and challenges if nothing unremarkable bad is available for fodder. Najib’s bet is that if PR does not make progress, they will automatically fall apart…

By: monsterball

monsterball — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 00:32:30 +0000

Godfather..Remember you apply for Min.of Lonkang & Potholes!!
Not Lonkang alone. Potholes very important…so said LKS.
If I am appointed as Tong Sampah minister….I will sapu all the useless headmasters ..teachers… University racialists chancellors and also the useless idiotic professors…replace them with imports from overseas….and clean up the mess …..as correct education is the savior of our country.
So even Limkamput graduated….not qualified to teach in Malaysia. Maybe Timbuktu…….OK.
You see…Tong Sampah minister have to do all the dirty jobs…no one wants to do.
Praise me la…….hahahaahahahahaha

By: Godfather

Godfather — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 00:10:05 +0000

With the Finance Ministry, MITI and the EPU in “friendly” hands, Mamakthir loyalists can now make a comeback and go after concessions and contracts. Watch out for new licences being issued. If I were cintanegara, I would ask Mukhriz for a licence to sell bottled clean air to all government departments.

By: Godfather

Godfather — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 00:05:08 +0000

The Grand Minister is now talking as though his son is the Minister of International Trade and Industry, not Mustapha Mohamed.

He wants his son to tackle the AP issue – which in UMNO language means that his son must build up another generation of AP Kings loyal to the Mamakthir, unlike the Fat Lady. Of course we also know that this son must now provide protection to another son who is in the business of importing luxury cars. Protecting their ricebowl – and going after those who want to take away their ricebowl – appears to be the objective of Mamakthir.

By: monsterball

monsterball — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 23:32:00 +0000

Lucky not lean cabinet. If so…will be very productive and dangerous.
Being mean is their trade mark….and having a big team in the cabinet ensures…difficult to pin point who is doing a good or lousy job.
That’s how they always say…give us proofs….preparing themselves with so many red tapes…making government servants love working for UMNO…as not only slow work….but no work done at all…just chatting away….and no one can be caught doing lousy job…..except taking bribes…..and that also let go….close both eyes or charge him/her..depending how useful to UMNO.
Double standards in race issues…..promotions…and clearly on their own race too.
So we can say on his own race …..it is triple standards….one for you…two for me….none for that little naughty boy….not listening to UMNO.

By: vsp

vsp — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 23:28:10 +0000

UMNO can never and will not reform in its present deplorable state. In order for UMNO to reform, it is imperative that they be booted out of power for at least 3 terms, i.e. for 15–20 years without any break. Only through this means can UMNO be truly reformed.

There is is a cancerous spectre that has been bedevilling Malaysia for decades and this disease known as Mahatiritis has made a comeback.

We need a strong and effective vaccine like Pakatan to restore the body Malaysia to pristine health. Malaysia was a healthy bouncy teenager when it was 15 years old but it was attacked by the disease known as Mahathiritis.

By: ALLAN THAM

ALLAN THAM — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 23:25:28 +0000

He lay down the kris and take up the gun now.

He hopes his son can tackle the AP issue, that was created or no eyes see by himself for the past 22 years. The old is really getting old, one have to accept the fact. Human being is not like wine it rot as age set in.

AP issue is very simple in deed. It just a way of rapping the wealth to feed the crony as simple as that. How to resolve when all those involved still believe in and hiding behind veil of NEP

By: gyp

gyp — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 23:17:10 +0000

Everyone must remember what the tactics the UMNO used in the election campaign. They dared to cantoon the Nizar as communist.

They are no freind to CHINESE and CHINA.

They are only interested to protect their interest.

REMEMBER THAT.

By: pulau_sibu

pulau_sibu — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 23:12:16 +0000

sad, sad, sad!

All the dropouts, failed by the people, can be readmitted into Najip’s school. The BN has back door process to take their cronies into power. Is election still needed? This government totally ignored the voice of the people

By: lcclck

lcclck — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 20:14:12 +0000

dear friends,

Malaysia can send First Muslim to the Space with help of Russinas, why can’t Najib has the guts to appoint a minister like an opposition leader like LKS to manage all the opposition Malaysians??

Insane!!

Many of you may imagine this idea is nutty.

Cool men, just sit back and be wise.

How many people opposed BN??

49% ??

Then why ONLY ALL cabinet ministers for BN, not a single minister for OPPOSITION who had 49% of the votes??

We must look forward for National Democratic election of Ministers!!

Some of the LOSERS in the last 12th GE had been given a post which they do not even get TRUST from their own constituencies!!

So, better for democracy to be spread all over the whole nation.

Agreeable??

However, this cabinet was announced by 6th PM Mohd Najib.

I pray that all the ministers + deputy ministers will be honest, professional to serve ALL, not just their very own interests!!

I hope a post to be created for opposition affair management so that we have less street demos!!

God bless you all.

Warmest regards,

PLCC

By: sightseeing

sightseeing — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 20:07:57 +0000

…//foreign media giving a fantastic report.//…chengho

Eunuch chengho,

You mean the Altantuya Shaariibuu and Najib connection report in the French Newspaper Liberation?