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#4 by sheriff singh on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 3:56 pm
Why are there no Sabahan or Sarawakian personalities in the video ? That is why they say they are being sidelined and colonised by the West.
Santokh Singh can really dance the Bhangra (instead of with the ball, hehehe !).
Nurul Izzah would look out of place 50 years ago. She would not yet be born anyways but she certainly can time travel. What did she see ? What did she learn ?
And that man behind Ku Li, why is he looking for kutu ?
Why everybody has so little hair then ?
To give it an international flavour, Altantuya could have made a cameo somewhere in the crowd.
Why is the young Ibrahim Ali in the video ? Is he up to something ?
And just thinking aloud – if the late Chin Peng is seen in the crowd, it would have been something.
#6 by Bigjoe on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 4:00 pm
So on this Malaysia Day, you have Mahathir pushing for his son to rise up the party, giving his rival KJ a better chance. Malaysia? UMNO is too messed up – you think they are in any position to think even just for Malaya, even just BN much less Malaysia?
#8 by Godfather on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 11:42 pm
For Hari Malaysia, I have decided that my companies will no longer be paying taxes to the government. I will not allow my tax contributions to feed one particular race to the exclusion of others. I expect my taxes to go to the deserving irrespective of race.
I will henceforth make donations (which are tax exempt) to needy bodies like the Association for the Blind, the Cancer Institute, even to IJN. The net result is that I don’t pay taxes to the rogue government.
#1 by ENDANGERED HORNBILL on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 3:39 pm
Chin Peng is dead.
Even dead animals deserve respect.
What kind of an animal is Perkasa?
#2 by yhsiew on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 3:39 pm
The clip portrayed Malaysia in the distant past. Shouldn’t there be an update on “the Malaysia of today” to complement the old clip?
#3 by ENDANGERED HORNBILL on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 3:41 pm
Someone asked: what about Zahid?
Is that of the same ornithological plumage as Perkasa?
#4 by sheriff singh on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 3:56 pm
Why are there no Sabahan or Sarawakian personalities in the video ? That is why they say they are being sidelined and colonised by the West.
Santokh Singh can really dance the Bhangra (instead of with the ball, hehehe !).
Nurul Izzah would look out of place 50 years ago. She would not yet be born anyways but she certainly can time travel. What did she see ? What did she learn ?
And that man behind Ku Li, why is he looking for kutu ?
Why everybody has so little hair then ?
To give it an international flavour, Altantuya could have made a cameo somewhere in the crowd.
Why is the young Ibrahim Ali in the video ? Is he up to something ?
And just thinking aloud – if the late Chin Peng is seen in the crowd, it would have been something.
#5 by sheriff singh on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 3:59 pm
Malaysia can forgive the Japanese for their atrocities during World War II but it just cannot forgive the late Chin Peng.
Maybe it about money. The Japanese gave, what was it, US$ 5 billion or something which some claim is still yet unaccounted for. That must be it.
#6 by Bigjoe on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 4:00 pm
So on this Malaysia Day, you have Mahathir pushing for his son to rise up the party, giving his rival KJ a better chance. Malaysia? UMNO is too messed up – you think they are in any position to think even just for Malaya, even just BN much less Malaysia?
#7 by sheriff singh on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 4:10 pm
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I am told Chin Peng WAS there in the stadium. See him in disguise in suit and sunglas$es at 1:06.
#8 by Godfather on Monday, 16 September 2013 - 11:42 pm
For Hari Malaysia, I have decided that my companies will no longer be paying taxes to the government. I will not allow my tax contributions to feed one particular race to the exclusion of others. I expect my taxes to go to the deserving irrespective of race.
I will henceforth make donations (which are tax exempt) to needy bodies like the Association for the Blind, the Cancer Institute, even to IJN. The net result is that I don’t pay taxes to the rogue government.
#9 by lee tai king (previously dagen) on Tuesday, 17 September 2013 - 10:21 am
Yeah.
Umno idiots are one bunch of people who are full of hate; are unforgiving and definitely very revengeful.