Wonder where these people were in 1999… refusing to accept Uncle Lim’s call to unite with Keadilan and Pas for the injustice that was so obvious against Anwar Ibrahim. They just turned a blind eye to all these; mumbling `Islam’… `we must have stability’ etc… AND VOTED FOR DR MAHATHIR. Lim Kit Siang was chided and blamed instead.

But now? Wah… backtracking, I see. This are hallmarks of hypocrites.

Kit,

You are absolutely right!

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission appears to focus on “small fish” and opposition politicians, THE REPORT ADDED.

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/index.php/world/43778-graft-rankings-singapore-3rd-least-malaysia-focused-on-small-fish

surprisingly taiwan is also ‘cleaner’ than malaysia when their ex-president is still in jail for heavy corruption.

… a jibby defender engaged in a heated jibby argument.

Poor Malaysia. Poorer Malaysians.

Mahathir thinks that he is the greatest thing that has happened in Bolehland. He is living in a glass house but he likes to throw stones at other people’s attap houses. But he doesn’t realise that his priceless, shining house of glass will not withstand the stones that are being hurled back at his house.

Mahathir thinks that he has achieved a lot and he has a legacy to be proud of. But I say it is damn bullshit. Any donkey who have the power and the money to throw around would have achieved the same thing but at a great cost to him in the long run.

Let’s make an analogy of why I say Mahathir’s achievements are a feet of clay. Mahathir is akin to a kampong idiot who has touched a TOTO Mega strike of RM20 million. To a kampong’s bumpkin, this was fantastic wealth, which if managed well would last him for 100 generations. But no, this was a stupid, spendthrift guy who immediately upon getting the money advertised himself as the greatest gift to a kampung which had not seen such wealth before. He began to throw money around, buying a big mansion, a hot-rod sports car and pouring gifts on his immediate family members and relatives.

Soon he hads many admirers in the kampung who became his hangers-on. He became very popular with the kampung folks and with his money he began to control those around him. Whatever he says or do there were many sycophants who would praise him to the sky. Sooner or later he became very powerful. Even the headman of the village, the little police pondok guys were lavished with gifts from him. This went on for a while until the money ran out and his world collapsed on him. He ran into debts and could not lavish any more gifts on the simple kampung folks. Soon he lost respect and became a scourge to his own kampung and many abandoned him. He was reviled by those who once heaped praises on him and he was forced out of the kampung.

Fast forward to a scenario that had taken place in Bolehland. Mahathir became the prime minister of Malaysia. Malaysia is a rich country blessed with various resources. Becoming the Prime Minister was akin to a bumpkin striking a TOTO mega prize in our imaginary kampung. The wealth of the country became his possessions. He began to launch mega projects and lavished great wealth on his family members, cronies and hangers-on. Everybody in Bolehland was fascinated with this wonder boy who would be able trickle down some wealth down the line with his mega spendings. The world was also fascinated and soon legions of fortune seekers descended upon Bolehland to sell trinklets and expensive baubles to the unsophisticated denizens of Bolehland. The citizenry lavished great praises on him and even considered him as a God. He becaome very powerful and he would not tolerated anyone he considered to be a threat to his powers. With the muted agreement of the majority of Bolehland’s citizens he managed to pass many laws that would ensure that no one could opposed him. He muzzled the Press so that everyday he would be the top dog in the news that sang his praises. He went to war against many imaginary enemies: the judiciary, the monarchy, all reasonable voices of society and the evil Westerners and he won every battles. The police became his hatchet men and goons. He was suspicious of everyone and even his 4 successive deputies were put on pastures when they cautioned him to be sensible. So much wastages and leakages were thrown on mega projects that soon the house of cards came tumbling down during one fine day in September 1999. His reign of terror became so debilitating to the health of Bolehland that he was forced to give up the prime ministership. After he departed, one crisis after another began to strike at the heart of Bolehland.

Thus, this is the legacy that this lunatic megalomaniac has left behind.

Doesn’t the above appear/sound familiar?

It is because ours is a classic case study for the converse to happen.

Watch it Sudan, Myanmar, Afghanistan and Somalia, strong competition to your respective coveted positions is coming.

Let’s see tomorrow or the next day what the BN-controlled newspapers/press & TV3 will say.

For your info, in 2008, we are in the same level score as Hungary and some EU countries! But this year, down to 4.5 is a big shame. This year we are worst off than Latvia, South Africa, Jordan, Bhutan, Bahrain, Botswana….. Whereas S’pore has notched up to No.3 !

Shame not in Najib’s face but in Pak Lah’s face as he was the ‘captain’ since last year. With Najib steering I think he will be the same as Mahathir!

Talking so much about ‘High Income Country’. What nonsense when we score below average <5.

if these politicians had the slightest of self respect they would resign immediately.

Nevertheless, it is still a disgrace for Najib’s “1Malaysia” image.

Remember the corrupted people. Lets all hope and wish that with our combined & concentrated focus of disapproval & disgust (at BN) will move the hand of GOD and send His wrath towards all those who has robbed this nation. We need a MERDEKA…this time not from the British. We need a MERDEKA from BN!!!

Remember the Mongolian Translator
Remember Teo Beng Hock
Remember Perak

Let not all this be in vain!!….

kit,
Do you honestly believe that this fellow knows the meaning of shame?

The kind of corruption (RM50,000, RM20,000 etc) mentioned in Bala’s interview made my stomach heave. Now only I know carpet business in Malaysia is so lucrative!