Comments on: Political H1N1 hits Malaysia!

By: frankyapp

frankyapp — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 04:17:23 +0000

Hi Rabbit,it’s a good idea for DAP to celebrate father’s day dinner in the middle of the sea.But please don’t forget Umno/Bn have coast guards and marine police not just armed with M16 but armed with 16mm fixed modern machineguns complete with sleek latest built boats/cruise ships with max.300 knots,capable of cruising at 120 nautical miles an hour.The best idea is to have it in international water.Question is can DAP affords it !.

By: ktteokt

ktteokt — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:03:36 +0000

In fact many Malaysians do believe in the inauspice and evil of the number 13! Houses originally built in my housing estate which consisted of some 13 streets did not have No. 13 houses. I remembered the house No. 15 (which was supposed to be No. 13 as they skipped this number after house No. 11) was the house which caught fire and it was a house facing a T junction. Most people (including the superstitious and non-superstitious) would have avoided this house.

By: ktteokt

ktteokt — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:00:03 +0000

13 has been a taboo number to Westerners and they consider it very unlucky. Thus we have Friday, the 13th being declared a black Friday.

Remember the Apollo project by the US? It stopped at Apollo 13 which “disappeared” in outer space.

Similarly, GE13 would spell inauspice to BN which they know is their DOWNFALL! Let us bear with their INJUSTICE and BARBARIANISM from another 3 year+. Come GE13, let us send them into a blackhole in outer space just like APOLLO 13!

By: Joshua

Joshua — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 22:03:02 +0000

Now H1N1 over the DAP dinner in Klang for 3,000 but PAD (Police at dinner) did it for ghostlike here.

After writing in JK’s Digest No. 1 of June 2009 (89 of 2009) How many major costly ghosts?, this looks
like a dinner for Ghosts of PAD – Police At Dinner.

Joshua

http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/107013

DAP may sue cops over disruption of dinner
Jun 22, 09 7:17pm
DAP may take legal action against the police following its high-handed action in sealing off the DAP dinner in Klang yesterday, its committee member Gobind Singh Deo said today.

pw: viva five

By: kontiki

kontiki — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:34:52 +0000

ho ho.. Now the monkey wants to be the godfather’s godfather. Can you beat that? Very good. Teach him to spew nonsense like you and also make a fool of himself.

By: monsterball

monsterball — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:13:02 +0000

idiot!!
I am older than godfather.
So…I am godfather’s… godfather.
Hope to get that wood and cover with leaves to let mushroom fungus grow…to be useful .
Right now..useless blog of wood.

By: mumzie

mumzie — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:59:28 +0000

I went but turned back home, I’ve missed my dinner, what a crowed, DAP you all are damed famous lah. This is a true sign for BN, uncle Kit – BN is shaking, and coming down fast…. hahaha, I just love it. DAP shake them (BN) hard, it is the end for BeeEnd.

By: johnnypok

johnnypok — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 10:48:12 +0000

Where are the dog-catchers?

By: kontiki

kontiki — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 10:46:50 +0000

The monkey has become so agitated, jumping up and down and chattering endlessly that he actually jumped over to a nearby toilet at the the DAP dinner…and would you believe it….STARTED DRINKING ALL THE PISS THERE!!!!! No wonder he continues to chatter non-stop nonsense. His godfather has also been infected by him

By: johnnypok

johnnypok — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 10:46:32 +0000

900 hungry dogs waiting to eat the leftovers!

By: rabbit

rabbit — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 07:53:55 +0000

well well… its not at special news in malaysia any moreo…. perhaps next year we should make our fathers dinner at middle of the sea. DAP should get large boat to middle of the sea to get a reunion party. so the M16 wont follow. any way M16 is realy need in Penang. hahaha so the the 20 drug ed who escape can return to camp asap! oh ya…..

By: taiking

taiking — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 06:30:09 +0000

Eeerrr there was a big show not too long ago on fighting mat rempits. So wot has happened to it? Wot about fighting ah longs? Wot has happened to it? Kau tim already. Selesai?. Sudah settled?

No wonder. Nothing to do now. Must show najib that you guys are not idling and lazying about. Is that why you fellas decided to gate crash dap’s party?

By: frankyapp

frankyapp — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 05:16:02 +0000

Lee Wee Tak said”I pray that come next GE malaysian politicians will play by the rule while he armed forces and the police stay loyal to their true masters–the tax payers….Well should such be the case,the Perak political crises won’t have happened.History has shown us indeed that our armed forces and police are not loyal to the tax payers but to the Umno masters.The may 13th insident was a good example.

By: drago2008

drago2008 — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:56:10 +0000

“The central reality is that Malays will have to advance with and not at the expense of non-Malay Malaysians. Likewise, non-Malays would advance along with and not at the expense of Malays. The unity that we should all strive for must not only be among Malays but also among Malaysians. We can begin that process not by pursuing a “unity government” but decreasing the rhetoric that polarizes our society. Demanding that our political leaders be civil and courteous to each other would be an excellent beginning. Oh yes, please also keep those kerises sheathed!”

Dr Bakri has done an excellent job in his discourse on the “unity talks” issue that has been hogging the headlines lately. On the one hand, Najib’s 1Malaysia concept has drawn flak from many quarters because of its vagueness and ambiguity. Now with Umno and a faction in Pas pushing for a “unity government” to bring all Malays together, it is even clearer that there’s a sinister ring to this move and, by and large, it makes a mockery of the 1Malaysia idea if it ever was a sincere one in the first place.

If this is the case, then in the eyes of the other races, the unity talks is nothing more than a Malay Agenda strategy which does not bode well for the country. But Umno is more concerned with its survival, and using this ploy it hopes it will be able to continue its hegemony and hold sway in power.

Pas spiritual leader Nik Aziz has shown he is a man of principle but the way the NST twisted its report on the front page that he has changed his mind and is all for unity talks is another example of how a news media can bend the news. We are going to see lots more of this media propaganda in the days ahead with a new editorial management in place at Balai Berita.

By: monsterball

monsterball — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:55:04 +0000

Recently the police raided a shop and was shocked to find so many assorted types of fire arms..and other deadly weapons.
Could the truckload not fully recovered…..after so many years.and police hope Malaysians easily forget….so no need to follow up the matter seriously……..until it is solved?

By: monsterball

monsterball — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:46:50 +0000

Talking about M16…do you all recall…a truck load of M16 plus ammunition…were stole from a military depot.
I read and cannot help laughing.
I recalled most were recovered…not all…and some were caught..all Malays. What happen? Saudara saudari….no problem….let lose again?
Do you know…there is a law….anyone caught with a pistol or even a bullet…without a license can be sentenced to death?
I said..pistol logical..how come bullets too.
One police friend told me…if there are bullets…there must be a gun.
So what happen to those m16 stolen?
Soon after that…the famous M16 gang was formed and robbing banks.

By: Ken G

Ken G — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:52:44 +0000

The cops have given 3000+ people another good reason why the BN govt must be voted out. Multiply the 3000+ people with those who hear from them/read the news and feel disgusted and the effect is not small.

All this happening when crime is rampant and people don’t feel safe in their houses or on the streets. Such police mis-allocation of resources will cause a backlash. The police aren’t smart enough to work it out but they are the biggest campaigners for PR.

By: the reds

the reds — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:39:01 +0000

900 cops “attend ” DAP dinner are ridiculous! It may only justify if they are employed to fight crimes! No wonder, crime rate in Malaysia keeps increasing!

By: Joshua

Joshua — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:26:40 +0000

What more to expect as all sort of rumours can go around the nation?

When such scenario appear, what to expect in the near future as we approach Manek Urie N41?

Was any shot fired?

so we are all worried what is next?

pw: It lifeblood

By: lee wee tak_

lee wee tak_ — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 00:58:16 +0000

frankyapp

History has stories about democratic election results being disregarded – look at Myanmar and now Iran plus what’s that country Mugabe is from?

If what you said would happen then can the King allow Malaysia to descend into the gutter level which the above mentioned countries?

What about the various MNCs investing in Malaysia? If the administrators no longer have the confidence and trust of the people but still staying on with the aid of armed forces then the scenarios would be ridiculous – Malaysians being invaded and occupied by Malaysians. I pray that come next GE, Malaysian politicians will play by the rule while the armed forces and police stay loyal to their true masters – the tax payers