Mr PM...you are out of line and I agree to disagree with you

I sometimes think that whatever happens, happens for a reason. This is one instance, I beg to disagree...bloody hell.

Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak has somewhat defended the manner in which
Pakatan Rakyat's ousted Perak speaker V Sivakumar was dragged out of the House
yesterday.Speaking to reporters in Kuala Lumpur today, he said Sivakumar "should have vacated his seat" since he was no longer the speaker."I don't know... he did not
want to vacate his seat. When he is no longer the speaker, then he should have
vacated his place," he added.According to him, the chaotic proceedings in the
Perak state assembly has tarnished the nation's image although Malaysia
practiced a "mature democracy"."Our government is holding firm to constitutional
rights and democracy. If we do not respect this practice, then it would be no
less than a jungle law," he said.Even if both sides of the political divide have
different principles, the premier stressed that "they shouldn't have forced
their principles on others."

Heeeeeeeeeee HHAAAAAAA

Itu olang sangat kulang ajar....kita ada 31 olang. Dia olang 28. Mau tunjuk tunjuk????? Saya ada kuasa...dia olang tak ada -so she said!

Is this right?

1. Speaker of the house ordered BN ADUNs out based on his order made some WEEKS go. Sargeant at arms - buat tak tau saja. So? Ini jungle punya law kah?

2. 4 burly guys came in with tags - OFFICIAL drag the speaker out - in jungle law kah?

3. Itu baru punya Speaker came from where?Alamak - he was so eager hiding away in the store room - so when he came in Speaker Siva took his place....? Ini jungle punya law kah?

4. We had to call in the police - what business does the police have in the hall. Itu punya Sargeant at arms buat apa?- Itu jungle punya law kah?

So in sum - Itu jungle punya law is the law written and done up by BN. So stop using jungle law connotation and speak with truth.

Thankful? Be god fearing OK?

Thankful? I suggest be god fearing is a better word. It is sad how the Public Relations machinery is spinning about the story about how critical the police swooped in to resolve the matter. They should have done it earlier really when Speaker Siva asked the Sargeant At Arms to remove the 5 BN fellas. That would have defused the situation. But noooooo.....the police all of sudden became very aggressive to remove Sivakumar. He is still the Speaker and the removal was not done right! So, beware - the truth may just come back to haunt them

Act of provocation....don't react my fellow friends.

Liar ! Liar! Fire in the pants! If you buy his story, then go ahead. I tend to think Barisan stood for justice and 1Malaysia. As far as I am concerned, I wish them well. After all, you have the help of a lady frog from Jelapang. My guess is that this so-called act of coup-de-tat will be remembered. So who will be smiling in the next general election? Too bad Pangkor Island is pretty far from Penang. Otherwise, I would think after the next General Election, this man fits the role for a suitable job. Write to me and I will tell you. After all, I am holding the cards in my chest! One word - see you at the ballot box BN.

In solidarity with our Perak brothers

It is time to support our brothers in Perak. May god bless their souls and may Pakatan prevail, always

Internet has come of age....

The recent news of CPM Chief Chin Peng being disallowed to return to his homeland is a clear indication that Malaysia wants to prevent history from being rewritten. It was rewritten on March 8 through a democratic process and of course, Chin Peng's return to Malaysia could prove devastating although he wants to return based upon humanitarian grounds. Although that process will never see light now, I am surprised that his last remaining comrades are using the Internet to tell the world that  they are still around and they are still the commies that use to run wild in the jungles. 

Except this time round, they are much older and sadly, some of them seem to have passed away in their little community kampung along the border of Thailand. I am sure you will not hentam me for taking time to write this posting but it is good to give some credit to these commies who were on the other side of struggle for a free Malaya. I am sure history books did not give them much credit for the destruction they had caused in the new villages during the 50-70s but rest assured, they are very much Malaysian as much as you and I are. 

What struck me is their continuous struggle to keep their ideology alive and well. Though it may seem like they are in their own world, they would probably view us the same way - in a chaotic and violent capitalistic world. Much as I want to say more about my views, I will leave it as it is. The struggle for a free and just Malaysia rests upon the democratic process that believes that all are equal with a new brand of socialistic views put onto it. God bless their souls- the freedom fighters of Malaysia - both the right and left.