like this need more migrant workers leh, how else everyone is checking and investigating something somehow somewhere somewhat important mah

thank you ling for giving empl;oyment, at leat the kampong degress can be of use here…we dont want any mistakes here isnt , i thinkl we can accept some broken translations and sirpellings huh.
otheriwsie we can punish the wrong people…it is not the intension here in bolihalnd.,, right kah

or this is going to be another ..bintang rtm…bintang rtm…

Thank you. Pls. Pls.

Can I have your attention pls. Ladies. Amm. Ladies and gen… Err. Yes. You. Thank you.

Thank you. Now.

Yes. Malaysiakini, today

“PUTRAJAYA: Former transport minister and MCA president Dr Ling Liong Sik has been charged in connection with the Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) scandal.

The 67-year-old medical doctor-turned-politician arrived at the Kajang Sessions Court, located here, at 4.45pm and appeared calm when swarmed by press photographers.

Ling, clad in a striped shirt, was accompanied by his wife Ena and two sons.

He pleaded not guilty to two charges under Section 417 and 418 of the Penal Code for cheating. If found guilty, Ling could face a jail term.

Sessions Court judge Suzana Hussin then set bail at RM1 million and mention was fixed for Sept 3.

Ling, who requested time to post bail, was released on a personal bond. He will pay the amount at the Sessions Court tomorrow.

Asked if he was confident in fighting the case, he replied, “In the Palace of Justice you must feel confident.”

Earlier, Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail and three DPPs, including head of prosecution Tun Abdul Majid Hamzah, arrived at court around 4pm but declined to speak to the scores of journalists camping there since morning after getting wind that a VIP would be charged.

The other two DPPs were Manoj Kurup and Dzulkifli Ahmad.

Ling, a long-time cabinet minister, was also a close associate of former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

He was elected MP for the Mata Kuching constituency in 1974. He successfully defended his position in 1978 and 1982.

In 1986, he was elected as the MP for Labis and defended his seat in three subsequent general elections.

The sixth MCA president helmed the party for 17 years until his retirement in 2003.

In 1986, he was appointed transport minister. Prior to that, he had held the position of parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Local Government and Federal Territory, deputy information minister, deputy finance minister and deputy education minister.

Ling is the most high-profile figure to be hauled to court in recent years.”

Any non-payment will result ultimately in a government default and our all national securities will be rated Junk status very quickly. And we might then become a banana republic. Capital will flow out big time.

Its all because of a few “Letters of Support” or whatever they called them, issued presumably ‘illegally’, by a couple of Ministers for Transport without the government’s knowledge.

So what then about that DAP Klang Municipal Councillor who issued a few ‘Letters of Support’? Are they legal then? Will anybody ever learn?

MR GUNTOR Sadali, editor of Malay language daily Berita Harian, on Wednesday fired a return salvo in response to recent remarks by former Malaysian premier Mahathir Mohamad about Singapore Malays.

He emphasised that while Singapore Malays and their counterparts in Malaysia share the same culture and heritage, ‘the similarities end there’.

‘We do not believe in being spoon-fed or being too dependent on the government – in other words, we do not have a crutch mentality,’ he said.

Mr Guntor spoke during a ceremony to present the Berita Harian Achiever of the Year award. ‘It is a grave mistake to equate size with ability, just as it is wrong to assume a small minority is weak and insignificant,’ he said.

To illustrate the self-reliant nature of the Malay community, he highlighted its efforts to raise its own funds to build mosques. ‘We do not believe in getting any special treatment, because it would only reduce the value of our achievements and lower our dignity,’ said Mr Guntor.

2. The Minister and government directs the PKA to make the bond installment payment.

3. If the Board of Directors of PKA have any dignity, accountability, self-respect, honour, responsibility, guts left, they will ALL RESIGN immediately. Will they?

4. Unless it is a wayang-show all along, all staged.

5. Is the ATM empty and needs to be refilled? Why don’t they just ask Jho Low to top-up?

In England, they have “bend it like Beckham”

In Bolehland, we have “fool ‘em like Jibby”

“PENGGUNAAN KALIMAH ALLAH OLEH HERALD KATHOLIK” …
Memahami Isu dan Menentukan Sikap.

Now why is the government into this vitriol when the case is on appeal ???????????????