Alor Setar , another by-election?

I am just speculating. Speculating because of the recent PKFZ report. I am not sure if this report would prove damaging to the folks mentioned in it but I am certain that this would be another low-light for the MCA. Really sad.

Thanks Patrick Teoh

I really needed a good laugh...and here comes a good laugh.....click here and read.

on the other front...

On the other front, Police raided DAP's HQ and seized a PC away. I am sure they didn't even know if they have had taken the right computer off but god bless their souls for following the masters of the blind. I am sure this will never be forgotten....never !

It is never easy....really...

It is never easy to see what goes on around the country. Especially the latest verdict for Zambry in Perak, we as citizens know that both parties are doing their best to show some level of upsmanship against one another! Nevertheless, the verdict is out and it was expected. Now, what is next? Where do we go from here? I am sure we have reasons to consider where we want to go from here as a nation, but do you believe winning a state is far better than winning the country? I leave it up to you as a voter to decide. I think CHANGE IS inevitable..no second qualms about it. Time to relook at ourselves at ask - is this worth it ... is this what Malaysia wants? Only time will tell. For now, dark clouds are descending into all parts of Malaysia. We hope for a brighter, sunny Malaysia just like the day after March 9 2008

Local vs Foreign Spin

(A)Manufacturing sector continues to draw FDIs
MALAYSIA continues to attract significant foreign direct investments (FDIs) into the manufacturing sector, with projects worth RM3.3 billion approved in the first three months of this year. International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said total foreign investments approved in Malaysia's manufacturing sector in 2008 increased to RM46.4 billion in 480 projects.

(B)Malaysia’s First-Quarter Foreign Investment Drops 79%
May 15 (Bloomberg) -- Malaysia’s approved foreign direct investment in the manufacturing industry plunged 79 percent in the first quarter amid slumping global demand for the country’s products, a minister said. The Southeast Asian nation approved 3.3 billion ringgit ($931 million) in foreign direct manufacturing investment from January to March, International Trade and Industry Minister Mustapa Mohamed told reporters in Kuala Lumpur today. That compares with about 16 billion ringgit a year earlier.

Hi folks! A simple multiple choice question I will like to ask you? Which one is the local Headline and which one is a foreign headline? You be the judge. I am amazed that the FDI has dropped 79%. I guess Malaysians continue to live in a world of denial. I believe it is time to wake up to reality. If we were to crawl out of this global economic slowdown, politics must be put aside and a consultative government must emerge. I believe the excessive politiking has damaged Malaysia's reputation somewhat eventhough certain quarters are still in the state of denial.

So what is your answer for the foreign news (a) or (b)? Make a guess!

Listening to the people

A year ago, NTV7 carried an important poll via sms on their news segment. The poll reads "Would you vote for the party or person?" Overwhelmingly, 84% voted to vote for the party. What became of the poll was the aftermath of 308 where 5 states fell to Pakatan led government and BN lost the 2/3 majority for the first time in history. So, when Anil Netto pointed out the same results about the situation in Perak, lets not forget. The unseen ones are pissed and the unseen ones want a the state by-elections. So why resist? Why?

Hahahahahahahaa....

Hotel anology. Advise to respect the courts. Meet the people session. Aiya...cut the wayang kulit.