Najib's aide to resign over 'racist' remarks

Just look at how low the credibility of Najib and gang. Just read the comments left at this Malaysiakini article: Najib's aide to resign over racist remarks:

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by DPG - 36 minutes ago
He must have been another product of BTN. After decades of bainwashing by BTN, this is second nature to him, i.e. calling non-Malays as pendatangs, and this time it's even worse, accusing the Chinese here of prostituting themselves. But on second thoughts, he was referring to MCA and Gerakan who have selling their souls and bodies to UMNO. Have we ever heard of MCA and Gerakan protesting against UMNO's racist policies, apartheid? No, these two component parties allowed UMNO to do as it wished and even allowed UMNO run wild in its discriminatory and racist policies. Asking Najib to take action against him? Ha, remember, BTN is under the PM's department and BTN still exists to run amok with its racist rantings! 1Malaysia!! Who is going to believe you, Najib.

by Z - 37 minutes ago
Najib's special officer Nasir Safar is a disgrace. It is sickening that a person holding public office in the PM's department can stoop so low and bloody hell got the guts to say that the Indians are beggars and chinese women came for flesh trades in public event. It shows the rotten state affairs in the PM's office and events behind the scene. It is a sign of institutionliazed racism. Are we too late? I am sick with this. The least the PM can do is to sack him and charge him under sedition.

by NV - 40 minutes ago
Nasir is an alien who is a barbarian of highest order. He is not only uncivilised but also failed tremendously as a Malaysian. As such his citizenship should be revoked and let him live in this country as beggar. In fact he should be classified as human being of lowest order.

by J - 40 minutes ago
He will resign? Najib, u should be the one saying sorry man...Nasir should BE SACKED!! not resign..resign means he meant what he say but not admitting fault. Damm insulting...chinese come here 'jual tubuh'? if I m u, i take a gun and shoot my own head right now man ...if chinese or indians say this???die lo, the so called origin malaysians go kuku...wanna show the 'keris' and all those shits lo............what a crap

by n - 50 minutes ago
He should be detained for sedition under the ISA...so what if he resign ? He can afford it.

by T - 50 minutes ago
People have been put in ISA and charged under the sedition act for less. Can we have the video on his presentation on YouTube so that we can decide for ourselves what Najib's 1Malaysia is all about?

by cc - 51 minutes ago
GUYS, I URGED TO MAKE MASSIVE POLICE REPORT. SEE WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM.

by NLMX - 51 minutes ago
"Nasir never intended to make any derogatory remarks." Yeah, right. We may be beggars and selling our bodies but at least we have more honor than the UMNO fascists.

by DSK - 56 minutes ago
Nasir will be laughing his way all the way to the bank,he will be soon appointed as some CEO of some GLC ,so my Indian brethren plz dont let Najib and Umno fool you.This is just a drama to hoodwink the Indians because they know the Indians are very soft at heart and easily forgive plus they also know how the DAP govt in Penang and the PKR govt in Selangor are taking the Indians for a ride using their mandores like Ramasamy n Xavier by throwing smaller sized peanuts than those thrown by UMNO for 52 yrs at the poor indians.

by r - an hour ago
just open your eyes people, the PM's aide is not even on board on the 1malaysia concept. not only that he is against the concept of Malaysian. what the fish does he means they are coming from those days to now? and chinese women come to sell their bodies, you mean before that no one was selling their bodies??? Now my friend, your boss is going to China and India to look for business and asking them to come and invest in Malaysia. this is my last straw, i'll do all I can to campaign for PR.

by YSH - an hour ago
There are too many racists in the government. To begin with, we demand that the continued appointment of all BTN instructors be reviewed and reassessed to wipe out all the racists NOW.

by DSK - an hour ago
My friends esp the malaysian indians,plz for god's sake dont buy this lie.This appears to me as pre-planned.Means Najib,tells him to humiliate the Indians n Chinese,knowing very well these 2 communities will protest then he will come in n pecat him and look like a true leader in the eyes of the indians whose support he is trying very hard to win back as Najib knows the chinese have abandoned him.Najib also is aware of the facts that the Indians can be king makers in a couple of constituencies held by PR now.This is the prize PR gonna pay for their arrogance and for alienating the honest Ponnusamy brothers who have lost their careers, family love n freedom.My sincere advise to my Malaysian indian brethren,I know many of us feel being shortchanged by PR who failed to keep up their pre election promises esp the way they treated the KG Buah Pala folks,let god handle that sin they committed.But plz dont vote for UMNO or MIC,its better u dont vote at all for anyone as both sides dont deserve

by M - an hour ago
Come on Rakayat.You cannot be so easily fooled by the sandiwara played for you to gain back non Malay votes. That Nasir guy will be amply rewarded for being made a scape goat. No doubts about it

by L - an hour ago
Nasir Safar, the special officer to Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak, to resign? Over alleged degoratory remarks made against alleged "pendatangs"? It is either he did or he did not! Remarks heard by many and yet the PM's office talks about "alleged" remarks? And this Nasir is willing to apologise for these "alleged" remarks? How noble. Should his boss be holding himself responsible next?

by Ls - an hour ago
Great, another racist UMNO moron comes out of his closet, spewing UMNO excreta that it is the other races which are to be blamed for UMNO's woes, electoral or simply for their lack of class and quality. I just hope the UMNO agents who masquerade as state security apparatus arrest the right people this time for sedition or breach of internal security. The last racist UMNO moron called Ahmad Ismail who did that in Penang caused a reporter to be detained under ISA after the Malaysian police applied their brains to the situation.

by MR - 2 hours ago
I believe there are alway some Nasir Safar among us. Racist in nature and given slightess opportunity will speak his mind. This country cannot afford to have people like Nasir Safar in high places regardless of their race and religion. Therefore it is important for our government to make it illegal to be racist. Such people should be condemned otherwise this country will never be peaceful. Look at US, there are still racist around. But look what the politicians did. When someone uttet racist statement which is not eveyn 10% of those spoken by Nasir Safar, the whole country including the politicians and media will condemn that person. Over in Malaysia, it is the reverse. It was the politicians and media who instigate racial disharmony. When are we going to learn that we need each other to move forward.

by lchc - 2 hours ago
Wow... one just don't become a special officer to PM by just waltzing into the PM's office and get the job. It has to come with strong recommendation or some personal linkages with some big guns including PM himself. I am just dying to know what area of specialty was he in charge among the many special officers and advisers in PM's office. Being a highly paid job, I am sure he wasn't there just to carry PM's briefcase or to tell PM the time of day.

by RR - 2 hours ago
I don't think action that has been taken against Dato Nasir is adequate, considering his utter disregard of the contribution Chinese and Indian for the country.He was bombarding the chinese and Indians with derogatory words such as 'pendatang,beggars,pedagang tubuh etc.He has gut to say that he will revoke the citizenship of the people who demand too much.It is only proper he is charged for 'sedition' and nothing less.If the PM wants the rakyat to believe his 1 Malaysia concept, then this is the only thing for him to do.

by L - 2 hours ago
Will he be charged for sedition, Hishamuddin? Resigning must not save him from the long arms of law. He has to face the music. UMNO men have been getting away with seditious statements while the opposition were simply charged or investigated for simple words like asking the police to cease investigation on so and so.

by iy - 2 hours ago
test

by M - 2 hours ago
charge him for seditious if you really a leader of 1Malaysia.

by n - 2 hours ago
Are you resigning from the entire post you helding,including your ADUN?YOU are not fit to be public servant.RACIST!

by UKP - 2 hours ago
If he spoke as alleged, this could be the kind of discussion that is carried out in the PM's office and he was just a mere mouthpiece, who "sort of of unwittingly spoke out of line". If this is not official speak , how then would a mere aide mouth such rubbish and change history.... Resignation is not the answer. ACTION as befits others in the same boat should be meted out, fair and square with no excuses forthcoming. It will seem more sincere if this is spearheaded by our PM, not demanded by others. I hope I can count on our esteemed and fair PM to do what is fair and just in keeping with his 1Malaysia slogan. OR is it just a catchword to be used only for elections...By you changing history, History cannot be changed. It remains as always, just that some of you are in denial.

by T1M - 2 hours ago
he can revoke indian and Chinese citizenship and give it to indonesian.

by AT - 2 hours ago
What utter rubish is the unintentional remark. A racist is a racist. The remarks is so seditious especially revoking CITIZENSHIP STATUS that he has to be charged under the ISA LAW. Double Standard expected from UMNO/BN. If any oppositiopn or ordinary peiople says the same remarks they will be detained under the ISA. What has M done and are t.... CA and MIC, Gerakan (KTK)
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by Ls - 2 hours ago
Great, another racist UMNO moron comes out of his closet, spewing UMNO excreta that it is the other races which are to be blamed for UMNO's woes, electoral or simply for their lack of class and quality. I just hope the UMNO agents who masquerade as state security apparatus arrest the right people this time for sedition or breach of internal security. The last racist UMNO moron called Ahmad Ismail who did that in Penang caused a reporter to be detained under ISA after the Malaysian police applied their brains to the situation.

by MR - 2 hours ago
I believe there are alway some Nasir Safar among us. Racist in nature and given slightess opportunity will speak his mind. This country cannot afford to have people like Nasir Safar in high places regardless of their race and religion. Therefore it is important for our government to make it illegal to be racist. Such people should be condemned otherwise this country will never be peaceful. Look at US, there are still racist around. But look what the politicians did. When someone uttet racist statement which is not eveyn 10% of those spoken by Nasir Safar, the whole country including the politicians and media will condemn that person. Over in Malaysia, it is the reverse. It was the politicians and media who instigate racial disharmony. When are we going to learn that we need each other to move forward.

by lcc - 2 hours ago
Wow... one just don't become a special officer to PM by just waltzing into the PM's office and get the job. It has to come with strong recommendation or some personal linkages with some big guns including PM himself. I am just dying to know what area of specialty was he in charge among the many special officers and advisers in PM's office. Being a highly paid job, I am sure he wasn't there just to carry PM's briefcase or to tell PM the time of day.

by Raghavan Raman - 2 hours ago
I don't think action that has been taken against Dato Nasir is adequate, considering his utter disregard of the contribution Chinese and Indian for the country.He was bombarding the chinese and Indians with derogatory words such as 'pendatang,beggars,pedagang tubuh etc.He has gut to say that he will revoke the citizenship of the people who demand too much.It is only proper he is charged for 'sedition' and nothing less.If the PM wants the rakyat to believe his 1 Malaysia concept, then this is the only thing for him to do.

by Louis - 2 hours ago
Will he be charged for sedition, Hishamuddin? Resigning must not save him from the long arms of law. He has to face the music. UMNO men have been getting away with seditious statements while the opposition were simply charged or investigated for simple words like asking the police to cease investigation on so and so.

by iy - 2 hours ago
test

by M - 2 hours ago
charge him for seditious if you really a leader of 1Malaysia.

by n - 2 hours ago
Are you resigning from the entire post you helding,including your ADUN?YOU are not fit to be public servant.RACIST!

by UKP - 2 hours ago
If he spoke as alleged, this could be the kind of discussion that is carried out in the PM's office and he was just a mere mouthpiece, who "sort of of unwittingly spoke out of line". If this is not official speak , how then would a mere aide mouth such rubbish and change history.... Resignation is not the answer. ACTION as befits others in the same boat should be meted out, fair and square with no excuses forthcoming. It will seem more sincere if this is spearheaded by our PM, not demanded by others. I hope I can count on our esteemed and fair PM to do what is fair and just in keeping with his 1Malaysia slogan. OR is it just a catchword to be used only for elections...By you changing history, History cannot be changed. It remains as always, just that some of you are in denial.

by T1M - 2 hours ago
he can revoke indian and Chinese citizenship and give it to indonesian.

by AT - 2 hours ago
What utter rubish is the unintentional remark. A racist is a racist. The remarks is so seditious especially revoking CITIZENSHIP STATUS that he has to be charged under the ISA LAW. Double Standard expected from UMNO/BN. If any oppositiopn or ordinary peiople says the same remarks they will be detained under the ISA. What has MCA and MIC, Gerakan (KTK) done and are they going to press that Nasir be detained under ISA.

by JQ - 2 hours ago
We still have not heard from Ong Tee Keat or Chua Soi Lek or that loser, Liow. All their mothers and mothers' mothers were insulted, yet they keep silent! This is MCA for you! Lapdogs licking the UMNO spit from the floor. And yet, we still have members in MCA taking these insults, swallowing the spittum of UMNO and selling out their mother's dignity.

by js - 2 hours ago
You look at his face, he looks like an orang utan. So what you expect an animal like him, brains at the asshole. He is a keturunan orang utan but call the Chinese and Indians as pendatang. Dei Po Da

by JQ - 2 hours ago
So, after uttering seditious statements, racist bigots like Nasir (and even some suspected of homicide) just have to resign? No ISA? No Sedition Act charges against him? And yet DSAI is facing a 2nd trumped-up charge on sodomy? No need to resign-lah. This is the typical formula of UMNO sh*t-stirring. We the RAKYAT need to sack them, the whole bloody lot of them. It may take 2 years for us to wait patiently but sack them we must at GE13. For some of us this authority and power to sack UMNO and BN lapdogs may come sooner than GE13. For our Perakian brethren, especially our Chinese brethren there, you may have the pleasure far sooner then the rest of us. May the peace of Allah be with you as you make the decision to sack UMNO and BN.

by l - 2 hours ago
Yeah, tomorrow we'll see all the goons from PEKIDA, PERKASA, PROWARIS, PEWARIS, GPMS, GAPEMA and all the other UMNO linked NGO's including the cow-heads demonstrating and supporting this racist to the hilt and demanding that he be reinstated.

by h - 3 hours ago
Saya yang mengikut perintah? product of 1Malaysia's 1BTN?

by LWq - 3 hours ago
"... Nasir never intended to make any derogatory remarks. He spoke at length on the contributions made by all races in developing the country.' Just as I predicted in the earlier post...He bosses will go into denial mode and protect him. If what he said about the Chinese and Indians was not derogatory I don't know what other racist remarks would qualify. He should be punished and not allowed to get off so lightly by merely 'resigning'. What is not revealed is he will be redeployed elsewhere to propagate his bigotry with the tacit blessings of UMNO bigwigs. Just wait and see. UMNO's tactics are predictable.. they have run off innovative dirty tricks when you have so much sh** to cover every now and then.

by TK - 3 hours ago
"... Nasir never intended to make any derogatory remarks. Out of the fullness of the heart, the mouth speaketh.

by GA - 3 hours ago
PM would probably be offering his special officer a job elsewhere and away from the public eye just to shut his ' seditious ' mouth !

by B - 3 hours ago
Very unbecoming of malays and I would expect more to come.Malays feel threatened,insecure to say the least and have resorted to comments as such.Did they not study moral,civic for a start.They have been too protected by the govt andevery seems to on a plate.Now look!do not even know how to speak in public.At the end of the day they just say they did not mean it.They have made that cut and it seems deliberate to hurt others.1Malaysia is a long way believe me and 1Malaysia is still not clearly spelt.Ask people around what is 1Malaysia.Thrie answer varies and no one can tell which one is correct.Time is runnung out and you will not make this a reality b'cos GE is here.Too many Questions unanswered and esp non malays are feeling very insecure.Why do we have Singapore & Brunei having better economy than us Malaysian.Look at their currency for a start.Also they do not have much land.We have, name it resources-timber,oil,gas,palm-oil,tin,rubber,why are we so poor? DISGUSTED

by r - 3 hours ago
and what were these goons doing when every other leader out there was frothing in the mouth and screaming about ketuanan Melayu all this while??? not even a squeak from these people. There is a whole batallion forming lead by a frog in Perkasa endorsed by your former boss, why the $#$@ are you silent about that. u only jump at small fishes is it.

by w - 3 hours ago
And after his resignation - will he be appointed as an Ambassador or CEO or GLC or will he become private contractor ? Anyway, so much for !Malaysia when your own right hand man doesn't know what is correct and wrong.

by m - 3 hours ago
he may be promoted to some other position later when everything dies down

by l - 3 hours ago
Good riddance to shitty rubbish. Just make sure he does not end up as some ambassador somewhere.

by G - 3 hours ago
this is just the tip of the iceberg, of the many political workers of najibs working out their muscle on the 2 faces of 1malaysia.


by n - 3 hours ago
I was wondering, under what circumstances will the goverment execute the Sedition Act. And under what circumtances will a person be labelled racist?

by KO - 3 hours ago
Now, Nasir Safar has resigned. But the PM has lost face due to this incident. So, I have doubts that this will be the end of the controversy. If the online media continue to report public criticism over Nasir's remarks, they will be blamed for 'misquoting the PM aide' and 'fanning disharmony'.

by SS - 3 hours ago
Resign only? No sedition ? he is the mouthpiece n thinking of 1MALAY BN..he is jus a bloody sacrificial lamb of racist umNO . Just by asking him to resign umNO think that we the rakyat believed that umNO has or is changing. We are no bloody fools..

Believe it or not: Prosecutor has Anwar? semen specimen

Would you believe this????? The prosecutor, Solicitor-General II Mohd Yusof Zainal Abiden, in Anwar Ibrahim's second sodomy trial claimed they have semen specimen in Saiful's (Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan) anus. Unfortunately the credibility of Malaysian institutions, especially the PDRM (Polis Diraja Malaysia or Royal Malaysia Police) is so low that I don't even know if even 10% of the people believe them.

Here are the comments in Malaysiakini's "Prosecutor: We have semen specimens" article to show you how credible is their claim (name changed for privacy):

by Call me JBY - 2 hours ago
This is not a new "technology". About 20 years ago, women already can get pregnant without any sexual intercourse (no offence). The medical report already showed that Saifool's anus was not penetrated. After more than a year there is a sperm stain? If there was really a sperm stain, I believe its already a big news in the main stream media last year. Why disclosed now?

by GRN - 2 hours ago
So they found semen in Saiful's rear end and immediately these fellas concluded it belongs to Anwar. Sherlock Holmes cold not have done any better. Notice something? They have the semen but no DNA test done. Or if it has been done, could it have gone missing again like the first time 10 years ago?

by LS - 2 hours ago
So what if you have SEMEN? Anwar is being charged for intentionally having carnal intercourse against the order of nature with Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan where Anwar inserted his penis into Saiful's anus and Anwar is alleged to have committed a crime which is punishable under section 377B of the penile code. The crime is only committed when Anwar's penis penetrates Saiful's anus. Whether semen is found in Saiful's anus is immaterial. As far as section 377B of the penal code is concerned, SODOMY = Penetration of the anus.

by JN - 2 hours ago
...DSAI, I salute you !...for you must be a superterrorsodomiser in order for your semen to be found inside whassisname?'s anus without penetration at all ! Its either that or We all know who has been up to monkey tricks again, don't we all ? No wonder we have the whole world watching this trial !

by DD - 2 hours ago
Saifool, shame on you for having unsafe sex!

by NL - 3 hours ago
Semen turns from jellylike to liquid within a short time and got absorbed by the body, and any excess would have been mixed with the three day old feaces, and contaminated......

by KG - 3 hours ago
For DNA evidence to be admissible in court (I mean a real court, not Umno's court) the chain of custody must be very tight and well documented. This covers every step from collection, transport, receiving, storage and testing and samples must be made available for independent verification. Now they expect to nail Anwar by asking a govt chemist to testify in court that Anwars DNA was found in Saiful's $hithole and that's it. I'm sure the chemist will testify that all samples have been destroyed. How do I know? That was exactly what happened in Sodomy I. Can they convince the judge? You bet! Can they convince the public? Hell, no!

by RC - 3 hours ago
Malaysian's Judiciary will be once again the laughing stock for the whole world thanks to BN, particularly UMNO.

by CGT - 3 hours ago
The prosecution seems to have a lot of holes in their story (pun unintended). We know from the two medical reports that no sexual penetration was detected but somehow, semen was found in Saiful's anus. This could only be possible if Anwar has a very small penis, and I'm sure this can easily be proved or disproved. Imagine a tetrapack with a 0.5mm straw hole. You can't force anything bigger than a straw through the hole without enlarging or tearing it at the seams. Well, one would imagine the same logic to apply to Saiful's anus.

by NGK - 3 hours ago
We have Act 1 Scene 1 played by musang,petai and AP.Now Act 1 Scene 2 will take the stage shortly.One of the actors in S 1 has gone and being baked in lake of fire,who is next? Answer:Too obvious to mention.

by WR - 3 hours ago
The prosecution must clarify if they found semen or they found DNA. It is surprising that Saiful could carry the shit in his colon for days so that the semen were not flushed out when he excreted. Those shit must have got into his head and the heads of those he met. Anyway, it is easy to place semen as well as DNA and let us not be fooled by that. Someone could have instructed Saiful to masturbate and place some of his own semen in his ass hole with the planted DNA of DSAI. In this case, it would be obvious that Saiful's own DNA found in the semen sample will be taken as a contamination. Defence counsel please remember to question prosecution witness on the density of Saiful's DNA found in the semen sample (I am sure chemist would say he/she was not asked to determine that).

by IV - 4 hours ago
test

by LN - 4 hours ago
Why comment so much ? wait la, they will get everything, then you all decide la. Sperm is sperm, how to lie, M******** Anwar and a get a specimen, or he is a donor, otherwise how can you get a specimen ? Anwar will have a chance to test it as well, and calling Najib, Rosmah and I also think he should call the Hundreds of people that spoke to Saiful too. Why try to drag these two in, the chance doing that is NIL. No reason to unless they have evidence , but they don't. Real wayang guy, now trying to drag Najib and Rosmah to distract his sins . My this guy must be put away for a long time.

Sperm is sperm, that is right, but it can be anybody's sperm including this idiot LN.

by VA - 4 hours ago
oh ya... saifool ( a young guy of 20 +) did " tonggeng" there helplessly for a 60 + old man to sodomise him ! And now there is semen left overs ! We believe ! Yes we believe ! Please also believe my grandmother died a virgin !

by DC - 4 hours ago
Well Well Well! They have Anwar's semen taken from Saiful's virgin ass. Looks like The Malaysian Judiciary circus is back in town. I'm sure the show that is lined up this time will certainly be entertaining or maybe even more thrilling then sodomy I.

by AI - 4 hours ago
It's obvious to all and sundry that the DNA samples taken from Anwar prior to the Sodomy 1 Trial in 1998 have now been introduced to Saiful's specimen samples. The fact that there was no penetration proves it.

by CT - 4 hours ago
Hmm... assuming this Shitfool decided to preserve the precious load in his anus, and decided not to pass motion for how many, 2 days? OK perhaps some medical person can let us know if semen samples can still be obtained from this Shitfool's anus. No penetration, but semen inside anus - the UMNOputras new miracle sex act.

by PI - 4 hours ago
If the Americans can make Avatar, they can stage anything! But in BolehLand, they are one step ahead of the Americans in staging anything!! I think even James Cameron is just a rookie!

by PU - 4 hours ago
Mohd Yusof Zainal Abiden, YOUR semen is worth less than a fruit fly's now. Sorry to say, your bloodline shall be terminated and your offspring will lead meaningless and wasted lives unless they disown their wicked and spineless father for his part in this despicable plot to thwart the rakyat's desire for clean government.

by KM - 4 hours ago
2 doctors' reports said no sign of penetration and the PP said they found semen stain and this will prove penetration! Hahaha, so naive of the PP. Someone needs to tell him 10 ways how semen stain can enter the anus. ONE of which is to be injected via an insertion of a small acquarium air tubes. Dumb PP seeking glamor. I am sure Saiful will say he was drugged so that 'much time was spent' to allow semen to be 'left' in his anus. Oh, was there any semen actually? Or he will have to answer why he allowed such an elderly man with severe back problem to sodomize him.

by HR - 5 hours ago
The Criminal Procedure Code places sodomy and oral sex in the same category. Are to believe that all the ministers, judges, prosecutors, doctors and the witnesses be they man or woman do not indulge in oral sex? Hypocrites. Stop this sham trial.

by SR - 5 hours ago
WHAT ??? Semen still in your anus days after you see Najib then you go for your examination? Man, you have a serious case of CONSTIPATION. Wrong doctor, Saiful !

by SB - 5 hours ago
Huh? Initial reports by doctor says no penetration but chemist report found semen in anus. Is this like saying no bullet wound but found bullet inside body? Cant wait to see the mystery revealed....

by SR - 5 hours ago
WHAT?? Semen in the Anus still exist days after Saiful gone to see Najib? This guy should be seeking treatment for CONSTIPATION. Wrong doctor, Saiful !

by KN - 5 hours ago
Solicitor-General Zainal and his team are totally out of their depth. They are setting themselves up to be humiliated in court. You cannot convict a person based on DNA evidence alone. DNA is always considered supplementary evidence. Read Bruce Tan's article in MT for a clearer picture. Sodomy II: A nation prepares to go on trial

by ai - 6 hours ago

Yeah how long does semen stay in the anus after the act? Saiful didn't have any motion or wash for 2+days? Looks like he keeps himself well groomed from all the press I have seen.


by ai - 6 hours ago

I would be interested to know the date on the chemist report(was it after the court forced Anwar to give samples), and is there a way to verify these so called retrieved samples(was the same result confirmed from both hospitals and different independent chemists)


by r - 6 hours ago

ehm...semen? so he did it bareback, kind of stupid with Aids being an issue. and is he stupid enough to leave behind evidence. and still no sign of penetration, so how did the semen get there? and how long later did the guy go to the hospital after the so call incidents..didn't shower or go toilet. dam good la our CSI team


by BTN - 6 hours ago

Ya right. The last time they found semen on a mattress and they landed DSAI in prison. Mind you the bed is a static and dead object. This SaiFool is moving object and the fact he has semen on his anus is really no surprise.


by G - 6 hours ago

And for this En Mohd Zainal Abiden, you and the lot that is conspiring against this honest man will burn in Hell!

by FY - 6 hours ago

dear God!!!!!!!! How much more can Malaysian will be FORCE to stumuck this?????????!!!!!!!!


by k - 6 hours ago

Indeed, they have semen specimen. As Saiful made a police report 2 days after the alleged act how did the specimen survive? Were they planted there by SAC Rodwan who met Saiful in Concorde Hotel Shah Alam? As I remembered the same Rodwan planted Anwar's blood sample on the infamous mattress and the chemist's testimony was demolished by the defense. Do these goons think unverified DNA evidence will convince the public? DNA evidence is the easiest to fake in the world. Where's the independent lab test? Too cowardly to hand over a sample to the defense?

by AYXK - 7 hours ago

Like anyone will believe that!

1 Malaysia big fat joke - racialist remark at 1 Malaysia seminar

Najib Abdul Razak's 1 Malaysia is turning out to be a big fat joke and I think this special officer of Najb, Nasir Safar's stinging remark at a '1 Malaysia' seminar is the final nail in its coffin.

According to Malaysiakini, Nasir Safar labelled the Indians and Chinese as pendatang (immigrants). Not only that, he threatened to revoke anyone who make a lot of noise about the 12-subject cap (maximum) for the SPM (Sijil Pepereksaan Malaysia or Malaysia Examination Certificate).

At least the previously cowardly MCA (Malaysia Chinese Association) and MIC (Malaysia Indian Congress) this time walked of the seminar to protest Nasir's unwarranted remarks.

Let's us see if that Pink Lips (Najib's nickname) has anything to say about this incident.

Zahrain: "I have 'principles????', do not belittle me

Photo of wannabe idiot frog Zahrain Mohd Hashim courtesy of Malaysiakini

Translated from Malay to English from Malaysian Insider: Zahrain: "Saya ada prinsip, jangan perlekeh saya" to show what a load of rubbish Zahrain is sprouting.

Bayan Baru Member of Parliament (more like idiot frog wanabe betraying the trust the voters gave him, would you believe him?) Datuk Seri Zahrain Hashim repeated to not expect him to leave PKR (Parti Keadilan Rakyat) while aserting to "not belittle/smudge him with speculations that he would like to join BN (the corrupt Barisan Nasional).

"I am a leader with "principles?" (ha, does he have any?), don't belittle me" he told Malaysian Insider.

Zahrain, former Penang PKR chairman said this when asked whether the rumours accusing him that he wanted to leave PKR and have been offered to join or support the corrupted BN in Parliament.

Zahrain insisted he still have faith in the struggle of PKR which was established more than a decade ago.

For this reason, Zahrain, a former UMNO Tanjong Division chairman before joining PKR during the reformation era, said that expressed the hope that the leaders in particular PRK Adviser Datuk Anwar Ibrahim would not pawn the principle of struggle of PKR in the name of cooperation of PKR in PR (Pakatan Rakyat).

PR is the informal coalition binding PKR-PAS-DAP which has 82 Members of Parliament in the House of Commons.

"I asked Datuk Seri Anwar to not compromise in the struggle for the party. As a party member, I just give my views" he said.

Just yesterday, PKR Penang Chairman Dr. Mansor Othman and Anwar today said that there are attempts to lure its Members of Parliament to join BN's component parties or the Cinta Malaysia (Love Malaysia) party to strengthen BN"s position in Parliament.

Asked if Anwar who is the general leader of PKR, is not suitable to lead PKR and the PR coalition, Zahrain said: "Those are not my words."

"For me, Datuk Seri Anwar is still my friend (bullshit), he is the famous Pakatan leader" he said, while not wanting Anwar to compromise the principles of PKR.

Last week Zahrain described Lim who is DAP's secretary-general as a dictator and chauvinistic communist.

Zahrain was quoted as saying that PR will not compromise with leaders such as Lim from Malacca who has failed to fulfill the general election promises.

This is not the first time Zahrain criticized Lim.

Last April, Zahrain also blamed regarding the appointment of the Deputy Chief Minister 1 and the resignation of Fairuz Khairuddin as the State Assemblyman of Penanti.

Commenting on the question of integrity and the principle of holding on to the party's struggle, Zahrain denied that he had denounced Lim because of personal problems, including the reluctance of Lim in not supporting the award to a company to management of Bukit Jalil golf club to a 2 ringgit (dollar) company.

Regarding that matter, Zahrain claimed that Penang DAP's chairman Chow Kon Yeeo's accusation is completely not true.

"Lim told me that Zahrain was disappointed with the State Government for refusing to support (that 2 dollar) company to run the club's management," Chow said here yesterday.

So Zahrain claimed that Lim was not acting in a professional manner when calling for the tenders of the project management without consulting him.

When the tender for the management of the club was opened, only one company bidded, he said.

"As the only company to submit a bid, the club's board decided that the company raise its capital and award it the tender."

"That is that board's decision, not my decision as chairman of the club... the joint board decision," he said.

However, Zahrain said Lim cancelled the tender award without discussing the project with him (Zahrain) and the board first.

That Lim's action is said to have challenged the integrity of the board's decision.

He said therefore it is not true to say that his son's or his family's 2 dollar company was awarded the project.

"I hope they will guard their mouths. If they continue to say that that project is to be given to my son's or my family's company, I will take legal action," he said.

Pakatan Rakyat's Common Policies Framework - Meeting Voters' Expectations?

As many Malaysians are still unclear about the Pakatan Rakyat's Common Policy Framework, Sembang-sembang Forum is organizing a forum to help Malaysians to understand the Common Policy Framework:

Pakatan Rakyat's Common Policies Framework - Meeting Voters' Expectations?
Date:
5 February 2010 ( Friday ),
Time: 8.30pm
Venue: Kompleks Masyarakat Penyayang Penang,
Jalan Utama, Penang. ( Next to Governor's Residence)

Speakers:
YBM Senator Tunku Abdul Aziz Ibrahim
(Vice-Chairman DAP)
Founder of Malaysian Chapter of
Transparency International


YB Dr HJ. Dzulkefly Ahmad
(Central Committee Member PAS, MP Kuala Selangor)





YB Sivarasa Rasiah
( Vice-President PKR, MP Subang)

Please come early to get a seat. This forum is open to everyone. Admission is free. See you there!

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Location map, Kompleks Masyarakat Penyayang Penang, Jalan Utama, Penang

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RPK Malay Ketuanan Melayu Addiction

This is one of the most impactful video that Raja Petra Kamarudin has made where he talked about how his teacher taught him to swim, his experience at 2 Kuala Terengganu PIPG (Persatuan Ibu Bapa dan Guru or PTA, Parent Teacher Association) and the Malays.

RPK first described how when he first joined the MCKK (Malay College Kuala Kangsar), his teacher separated the students into two groups, those who knows how to swim and those who don't. Those who can swim were placed at the shallow end of the swimming pool while those who don't were placed at the deep end. His teacher ordered RPK to jump into the pool but RPK refused.

"If you don't jump now, I will kick you into the pool". RPK jumped. He sank to the bottom of the pool, bobbed up, help up by the hair and asked again, "Now do you know how to swim?" No was the answer, the teacher let go and he sank again, and this was repeated a few times. In desperation, RPK paddled and probably somehow kept afloat. "Now do you know how to swim?" and finally the answer was "yes."

Then RPK described about his involvement with the Kuala Terengganu National Primary schools' PIBG. It seemed a vast majority of the very young students were Malay while the Chinese went to the Chinese vernacular schools. It seemed many students there were involved with drugs, starting with cough mixtures and then graduating to harder drugs like ganja. He wondered how the students were able to afford the frequent RM10 for the cough mixture as their parents were mostly low salaried workers and found out that it was given by the drug pushers gratis (free). It was only when they got addicted that payment were demanded and when the students were unable to pay but desperately need the drugs for their addiction, they were then recruited as new drug pushers and the cycle went on.

What connections does that have with the Malays? Well, RPK equated the drug pushers with UMNO and the drug with Ketuanan Melayu (Malay Supremacy). The Malays were told that they could not swim and gave them life jackets (drug) and became so dependent on UMNO and government assistance now that they cannot survive on their own.

It seemed the Malays have become so dependent that they are prepared to spill blood to maintain UMNO in power. That is an extremely sobering thought and observation. What is the future of Malaysia then?

Dine Haiti Charity dinner event Damansara Village Steamboat Restaurant

Damansara Village Steamboat Restaurant has organized a Dine for Haiti Charity dinner event. As you know, Haiti is facing an extremely difficult situation and needs help badly. Here is a chance for you to dine on good food, meet celebrities plus do your bit to lessen their burden:

TIME:
Friday, February 5, 2010.
From 5.30pm to 11.30 pm

VENUE:
Damansara Village Steamboat Restaurant
1067, Jalan Jenjarum,
Kg. Sg. Kayu Ara,
off Jalan SS23/10,
47400 Petaling Jaya.
Tel: 03 7803 1832.
GPS coordinates: Latitude: 3° 7'26.64"N Longitude: 101°36'46.71"E

* Come and dine on our fresh, live sea-food with our secret recipe herbal soup steamboat. All items on menu at normal prices.
* Spot the celebrities.
* Participate in Celebrity Item Auctions.
* Photograph with the celebrities.

ALL proceeds go to the Haiti earthquake victims.

This event will not be publicised in the mainstream media. It is NOT an event to generate publicity for Damansara Village Steamboat Restaurant. It is a simple opportunity to give something back to fellow human beings in need. Please help to spread the word about this event through your blogs, Facebook, Twitter, coffee morning groups....

Location map - Damansara Village Steamboat Restaurant

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Help find missing girl Lee Xiang Yuee

Anxious parent desperately seeking help to find their missing 14 year daughter, Lee Xiang Yuee. If you know where to find Lee Xiang Yuee or the suspected boy who may have taken her away (photos below), please call

Joanne: 012-4787 323 or 016-4407 889
Kian Soon: 012-4787323 or 012-4787323

We are the revolution - so apt for current situation in Malaysia

Found this video at Raja Petra's "Malaysia Today" blog - No man is an island; we are the revolution and the lyrics at Youtube: We are the revolution and found it so apt for Malaysia with it's deteriorating political situation and the apathy of many eligible to vote and yet not even bother to register to vote:



The time has come, for you and I,
To walk along, together for a while,
Connecting dreams, and visions of a time,
All nations healed, and purposes combine

Separate paths, are now as one,
The course is clear, and barred from none,
All who join, have a part to play,
We welcome you, were on our way

We are the revolution,
We stand for the right to be free,
We are the revolution,
The rule of wealth, is nearing an end,
People power, is the coming trend,
We see a world, of new equality,
Right human relations, is what there should be

We know, we see...

We are the revolution,
United, we defend our liberty In the brighter world that soon will be known,
Admired men wont have to kill to own,
A time of peace, and true prosperity,
End of times, will be gone to history

We face a time, of mounting pain,
The final days, of tyranny reign,
The weakened system, is breaking down,
Were all familiar, with the sound

Extreme greed, and inequality,
Little truth or accountablility,
Our common debt, is beyond all scope,
Rebellion now, is our way of hope.

Conspiracy - Anwar to be blamed for church burning

Read the latest by Raja Petra Kamaruddin - Ha! The burning of the Reichstag! What did I tell you?.

RPK claims he had been told by police officers that the conspirators are planning to blame Anwar Ibrahim for the torching of the churches, I suppose to take him out of action. Let us wait and see if this will come true.

I pray for Malaysia

Let us pray for Malaysia and Malaysians to be rational, considerate and not be rash as Malaysia is facing some difficulties over the Malay and Arabian word for God and not be influenced by racial and religious bigots.

Ridhuan Tee and bumiputera wannabe

photos of idiot courtesy of Malasiakini

Want to know what Malaysians including Malaysians of Malay origin thinks of this arsehole Malay wannabe? Read the comments by Malaysians in Helen Ang's Malasiakini: Ridhuan Tee and bumiputera wannabe (commentators' names changed for privacy):

by TF - 3 hours ago
There's still the pig shit in his blood afterall his lineage is Chinese. Dr? MY FOOT! Pariah is more apt......Pariah Tea!

by P.DAP - 3 hours ago
All one needs to do to win over the Malays is to convert to Islam, have a Malay name, start speaking impeccable Malay and act according to their customs and walla! one can be one of them. But what the Malays forget is that these kind of individuals will do the same if some other race is in power. Therefore simply put, they are nothing but opportunist. If the Malays support this kind of individuals, who are just too shy to admit their roots, then it will be a detriment to the advancement of the Malays because all it would take for the non is to convert and he can then even become the PM because he would then have that ever so important "bin" in his name. Just think of what would happen to the Malays if the Bangladeshis, Pakistanis, Nepalis, Africans and all other who are not of Malay race do the same? The malays will eventually go back to square one " iaitu balik ke dalam belunggu penjajah". That is the reason why Malaysia is a haven to many but as usual we the locals don't realize it.

by A - 3 hours ago
I am an educationist and its a sheer pity that learned people like Dr. Tee giving a biased comment about race and religion. When I was trained to be a educationist, my lecturers were malays as well as non malays and in each lectures, we were reminded that our duty as an educator is to impart knowledge without any reference to colour or religion. Here we have a "PhD scholar" uttering nothing but garbage. And not only that, he is kicking the very ladder he came into the world - that is as a chinese. Perhaps in Malaysia we can accept criticisms levelled against the non muslims but not the other way round. And interestingly, in my years as an educator, I always find the converts barking more of their conversations be it among the muslims or the christians. Perhaps Dr.Tee will be applauded among the Malays but you are still a chinese by birth. May Allah guide and show you the rightful path of spreading harmony and tolerance among the humans. Grow up Dr.Tee.

by PHCH - 4 hours ago
一脸的奴才相，狗嘴吐不出象牙的狗奴才。

by LTW - 5 hours ago
Who is this Ridhuan Tee ? Why need to care what he says or writes ?

by w - 5 hours ago
[Chinese boys and girls have become inseparable from the economic functions of pirated DVD trading....] With better-than-DVD high definition pirated movies which can be easily downloaded and exchanged among friends and the proliferation of cheap high density hard disks, even this will not longer be true if it had not already happened.

by d - 5 hours ago
This sick guy obvious is an extremist !

by tired - 5 hours ago
u said "the special position of the Malay is respected". a one-liner on this important aspect of the discussion is barely sufficient. why don't u elaborate on this special position vis-a-vis the constitution, in what way it is being respected and whether the non-malays are aware that the malays have some certain rights. this is important because some malays think this special position is being threatened by non-malays who are pushing for equality.

by Y - 5 hours ago
Ridhuan Tee has to be more Malay than a Malay to be accepted as "one of them". He doesn't grasp the concept of being "one of us". Us, as in Malaysians. But frankly, he is deluded to think that Malays accept him. He's being used as a pawn in the overall scheme of things. Just that he's not aware of it yet.

by T - 5 hours ago
This guy Ridhuan will make the perfect mascot for Najib's 1 Malaysia campaign for he represents all the hypocrisy, ignorance, delusion and arrogance associated with this farce camouflaged as a vision to unite Malaysians.

by T - 5 hours ago
This guy (I can't even mention his name) is full venoms and he's an educationalist? God help our children. He seems to think that being Chinese is a disease or something, forgetting that he's one. What a despicable character, trying to kiss the Malays' feet like they needed him. Malays should steer clear of characters like him. He will only bring them bad karma and his gutter.

by k - 6 hours ago
Terms like Ketuanan Melayu, Malay special rights, Bumiputra and social contract are unknown at independence and not found in the constitution. They were invented by Umno politicians in the 1980's to justify their racist implementation of the NEP. With the shrinking non-Malay population there will be another classification in future - Umnoputra - to distinguish bumiputras who are more privileged than others.

Malaysian's comments re: Stolen jet engines: Gov't to tell all next month

The Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Ahmad Maslan made a laughable comment regarding the 2 stolen (he called ite two missing) RMAF F-5E jet engines, that it would be explained to the people next month. Want to know what Malaysians think of that ludicrous statement? Here are the comments from Malaysiakini: Stolen jet engines: Gov't to tell all next month:

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by Yuvan - 53 minutes ago
Government to tell all? Really? Well, the government should have told all it knew about this scam long ago, especially since it discovered the theft more than a year ago and claims to have been investigating the incident for many months now. The theft was huge (in terms of value and the sheer logistics used in moving the stolen goods out of Malaysia) and it happened in a high-profile and highly sensitive security environment (the armed forces). If the government is really serious about revealing all it knows, then it should move with the urgency the issue warrants and clearly show its determination to nail all the culprits. And while we wait to hear the whole story from the government, we should not be surprised if it comes up with its typical ‘excuse’ later on to say that it cannot reveal all because that will jeopardise investigations and/or court proceedings (that is, if and when all the people involved are finally charged).

by cala - an hour ago
Absolutely entertaining and relevent comments from Mythots, Amaso, mangodurian and many more. You make my day. Thank you Sirs.

by ezilan - 2 hours ago
Hello Brudder Deputy Minister, You need one month to come up with some cerita donggeng about missing engines? This time you will say the engines committed suicide from the 10th floor and were disposed. All records of the Government belong to the people and should be readily available at short notice to the people anytime unless you have a lot to hide and hoodwink the rakyat. Like Mahacon who said Anwar punched himself when he was arrested.

by lim chong leong - 2 hours ago
Haha, they now need one month to get their story together and everyone to stick to it. They will be having a meeting of all parties involved in a prominent lawyer's office for a white board discussion and briefing.

by Thomas Foo - 2 hours ago
Stop kidding, BeEnd government!How cock sure are you genuine enough to do that. Perhaps, you should start with Lingam or maybe Aminah or PKFZ or TBH. You have been lying for the past decades. We know and you know. We don't vote for a lying government!

by Sentinel - 2 hours ago
Rakyat diutamakan, performance NOW! Hoi... why wait for 1 month to tell all if there is so much urgency in this? I thought 1Malaysia is all about PERFORMANCE NOW! Loads of Bull if you ask me!

by Doc - 3 hours ago
Are you sure that one month is enough time for the BN/UMNO to come up with a really credible, believable and acceptable reason for the missing jet engines and why BN parliamentarians were missing in action on the 14th Dec. I would advise the UMNO boys to appoint a new spin doctor to come with believable excuses/reasons that are palatable to the rakyat. The rakyat are not DUMB so please don't get a dumb spin doctor to give us stories lah!

by mangodurian - 3 hours ago
Yeah, I can see the explanation ... "Urm .. yes para Rakyat yang senang faham, you see there were no stolen engines. The F-5E are old junk from the 70's and we've already retired them. We already had plans to flog them off on eBay and BTW, RM50M each is the price for new. Nowadays you can get them from eBay for less than RM100k. So it is not true that we lost RM100M worth of equipment. What was *missing* however are the documentations from PayPal about the sale, so we have our hush-hush military Polis looking into this. The matter does not arise, and anyone else commenting about this may be liable to OSA action."

by Thiru - 4 hours ago
Every media statement now days ends with 1Malaysia concept...good branding and marketing...blowing trumpet but no songs...

by Dr. Jacob George - 4 hours ago
Only an absolute idiot will make a statement like this! There has been a multi million ringgit theft and many similar such thefts earlier in other areas! Ahmad Mazlan should go and do some homework not recycle old fairy tale excuses or worse create diversions! If not - be a man - have the courage to resign! No wonder we are not moving forward as a nation!

by tan hong kiet - 4 hours ago
Need more time to cook up another story to cover the trecherous fiasco. Common mr. minister, this is the information age. you can't hide anymore. 10-20 years ago you can fool the rakyat but not now.

by kaysee - 4 hours ago
They are probably negotiating to buy back the engines from Argentina. Then it would be spun as "the engines are sent there for repairs" or something along those lines. Whatever the spin, do not waste more taxpayers money please.

by Jamin - 5 hours ago
Aiyah, cakap cakap saja dan berikut dengan lebih cakap cakap. Apa yang rakyat perlu ialah cekap cekap. What is there to explain? 2 missing fighter jet engines! It is no joke or a small matter that can vanish. The culprits (real ones) involved in this fiasco must be bought to book to allay the fears and distrust of the general public to BN's poor poor governance. Any thing lesser is another white wash.

by rhi - 5 hours ago
"We will reply to criticism the opposition who had used the missing jet engines and other issues to confuse the people" so said Ahmad Maslan.Mind you this is the lame excuse BN goons used to actually CONFUSED the people and in Malaysia Bolihland country the opposition parties are considered as THREAT and the real TRAITORS are not.

by Amaso - 6 hours ago
Henry Basil, thanks for enlightening me and others, you have made us realise that ya betul lah - BN component parties have been silent on this serious issue. Not even a word from MCA Ong Tee Keat (nickname Big Mouth), MIC Semivalue (nickname I've not been informed), Gerakan's Koh Tsu Koon (nickname Mr.Good). It shows that UMNO is the boss in BN, others are servants to protect their rice bowls, not people interest and welfare. BN is a bunch of white collar thiefs. Kick BN out.

by Mythots - 6 hours ago
It is a confirmed fact that the jet engines were stolen from the TUDM base. Who else is repsonsible, besides the perperators of this theft? Why was this not revealed earlier to the people? Why didn't the Auditor-General's last report include this item missing in its audit? Why was a police report not lodged as soon as it was discovered missing? Why is it taking so long for the police to investigate and bring to book those involved? So many questions but sadly not enough answers. What is the protocol for such a situation and what action is being taken in the recovery of the 2 stolen engines? Don't expect the people to provide the answers, this is the job of the government, that we elected. A blunder took place, and it is time to answer the questions the rakyat is asking.

by Henry Basil a/l S Joseph Xavier - 6 hours ago
I am yet to hear a comment from any of the other component parties in BN. This is proof that all the chinese,indians,ibans,dayaks,kadasans,etc who are members of BN are comfortable with the missing jet engine,which translates to endorsing corruption.This is why all these corruption continues unabated and the time is right to stem out BN as it is corrupt.Malaysians, whether you are malay,chinese,indian,others speak up and reject corruption by voting opposition at any by election or next GE.

by yobama - 7 hours ago
"We will reply to criticisms from the opposition who had used the missing jet engines and other issues to confuse the people. ============================================ We are not that easily confused, lah, Oh Minister. We Malaysians have well developed brains that Allah has given us. So don't give lame excuses that the opposition is trying to confuse us. Please accept responsibility for the loss and get the releavnt minister to resign immediately for the shoddy performance. Ironically, the same man is trying to peddle 'performance now' slogan to the people whom he had betrayed. The sheer folly of it all! Malaysia Boloh!

by mark chin - 7 hours ago
.....the missing jet engines, PKFZ scam, missing PI, death of TBH, the extension of APs to 2015, the Perak takeover, the sodomy charge of DSAI etc etc and of course the 1 Malaysia...yes Minister, Malaysians are all very confused.

by Tan Teng Wah - 7 hours ago
Does 'all' means the true story in full? Nowadays, we are somehow less inclined to believe what the government says. Then comes the remedial actions. We have seen the government dragging its feet on RCI findings. Where are the the transparency and accountability?

by nil - 7 hours ago
Whatever the explainations, the fact remains that two jet engines worth RM millions were found to be missing under the noses of the big brass.....they were lost, and later found sold, and this was acknowledged. Don't confuse the people anymore.

by kgan - 7 hours ago
Why next month? Haven't you had enough time to prepare your lies?

by cala - 8 hours ago
Sivananthan Kanapathipillay. I read from Sin Chew a few days ago that the current going rate in the market for that model of jet engine is RM 10 million per unit. I wonder where is the figure of RM 50 million coming from. Do you want to check it up from google?

by Artchan - 8 hours ago
Ahmad Maslan...or whatever your name is. I am NOT CONFUSED. I am damn sure the engines were lost under Najib's watch. Just in case you could be confused, a jet engine is BIG...not something you can put in your underpants and walk out with it.

by Lin Wen quan - 8 hours ago
I am not going to be excited by whatever BN is going to explain about their sins of omission, least of all the stolen jet engines. It will be more of the same crap they dish to us everytime something screws up. They are working feverishly to spin a tall tale hoping the people will swallow it hook, line and sinker. Please wake up....we are not stupid like you blokes. I can almost predict the line.....some RMAF kuching kurap stole the engines.....falsified the paper work...abetted by some airport workers....and voila the fat cats culprits get away scotch-free to enjoy the 100 million!

Tip - use Google search to detect malicious sites

A blogger reported that he clicked a hyperlink (active URL) contained in a message from a Google group and was led to a malicious site and his computer went haywire. If not for his prompt actions, his computer would have met the deadly "blue screen" kiss of death. Another blogger posted a neat solution to try to avoid a similar fate when you want to visit a site through a hyperlink in your email or any other website. Highlight the URL, press ctrl+C to copy the URL (or right-click on the link and select "copy shortcut" (Internet Explorer, other browsers will be slightly different like "copy link address for Firefox),



go to Google Search Engine, paste the copied URL into the search box and search. If the site contains malicious software, there is a good chance that you will get a warning message, otherwise, click on the link in the search engine to go to the site.

Malaysia must allow private schools to use English

Malaysiakini: Gov't has no hand in Astro rates: "Deputy Information Communications and Culture minister Joseph Salang Gandum said the paid services provided by Astro were not basic communications service but rather a choice made by subscribers to have a choice of more channels"

Also Mahathir said the government was exposing Malaysia to peril by reversing the policy of teaching maths and science in English. “English is the language of the Knowledge Age. Countries which do not master English will not only be left behind but risk being colonised either directly or indirectly.” Source: Dr M: Forsaking English is the nation’s folly.

Lots of very concerned Malaysian parents are desperate for good schools and desperate for their children to master English and are despondent over the sorry states of our Sekolah Kebangsaan (National Schools). English is now the International Language whether we like it or not, the language of commerce, language for science and technology and anybody and any nation must master English to be able to compete not only nationally but also globally. Why must our Government and some of our citizens not allow us to set up private schools which uses English if not as the medium of instructions while also using Bahasa Malaysia, then at least as the medium of instruction for Science and Mathematics.

I hope politicians will take up this issue and raise the matter in Parliament and fight for private schools which have greater latitude in deciding on the language of instructions. After all, a Minister had said "...the paid services provided by Astro were not basic communications service but rather a choice made by subscribers". That should be changed to "..the education provided the private schools the choices made by parents...".

Mariam Mokhtar - a true Malaysian Malay

Mariam's article is actually titled A day in the life of an ordinary Malaysian — Mariam Mokhtar and is a nice complement to the post Indians helped made Malaysian great both of which I believe are response to those Malays screaming for Ketuanan Melayu (Malay Supremacy) and calling non-Malay Malaysians second class citizens by Malays themself. I just wished there are more Malays like that as it will make us feel more at home here in Malaysia.

You should pop over to A day in the life of an ordinary Malaysian — Mariam Mokhtar to see how non-Malays have contributed to the life in Malaysia. Mariam described how many of services provided to her family were by non-Malays and gives a feel of how Muhibah should be.

Indians helped made Malaysia great - a comment by a Malay gentleman

There is now a great debate regarding the so-called Ketuanan Melayu or Malay Supremacy in Malaysia with some UMNO gangsters even calling outright non-Malays as second class citizens and ignoring the contributions made by non-Malays.

Video: Jangan biar Mei 13 berulang lagi (Don't let May 13 repeat)

The racialists Malays are always using the racial riots of May 13, 1969 and the killing of many Malaysian Chinese to threaten non-Malays whenever the question of inequalities are brought up. Video courtesy of Malaysiakini:



Here is a comment by a real Malay gentleman which is very pertinent to the issue:

Lt Col (Rtd) Mohd Idris Hassan
Dec 11, 09

I refer to the Malaysiakini report Of noisy Indians and 'keling' blood: Utusan strikes again.

The attacking of fellow Malaysians by the mainstream media Utusan Malaysia because of their race is unwarranted and most uncalled for. I remember in the late forties when I was a little boy living in my hometown of Raub, Pahang.

I used to pass road gangs of Tamil labourers toiling in the midday's scorching sun from dawn till dusk. Armed with only picks and shovels, they would be hacking at solid rocks to carve out roads along the mountain side.

They had no proper attire, just a withered white towel tied in turban form on their heads. They would wrap rags around their spindly legs to prevent the hot molten tar from scalding them as they went about their chores.

Yet they had time to smile and wave at passing cars. They used to be referred to as 'coolies' and their slave-like living quarters as coolie lines. My late father used to tell us that most of the roads in Malaya at the turn of the century were built solely by Indian labour.

They toiled in the malaria-infested rubber estates, living with their families in filthy inhuman conditions. The white 'tuan' treated them like slaves and allowed them to indulge in drinking toddy to forget their woes .

Yet again it was the same coolies called 'toties' who serviced our bucket system latrines until the early sixties as there were no takers for this job from the other races. I have seen for myself these 'toties' cleaning the rubber tubs at a stream not far from my house with their bare hands.

In short, when there was any dirty, menial job to be done, it was this Tamil coolie, then often called by the derogatory term 'keling', that did it for us.

Now times have changed and their offsprings have made much progress in all fields and want to take their rightful place in our society .Let's not pour scorn on them and laugh away their pride.

As a soldier I know that many of my Indian/Tamil friends who fought and died for this country . They all are a part of those who stood by us during the good and bad times, they have helped make this country great.

A country which rightfully belongs to all Malaysians.

Source: Malaysiakini letters

Nazri Abdul Aziz now a good man?

I used to consider Nazri Abdul Aziz, a dim wit who have a habit of making ridiculous statements and who as a lawyer and politician don't know the meaning of separation of power (he as defacto Minister of Law in the said that he is then Chief Justice, Tan Sri Ahmad Fairuz's Minister (separation of power demands the Judiciary should be independent of the Executive means Nazri cannot be boss (Minister) of Ahmad Fairuz).

However, Nazri now seem to be talking sense when he said "Malay supremacy, which is feudalistic in nature and not in line with uniting all the races as Malaysians" (Nazri lashes out at Malay supremacy advocates and lashed out at Malays and groups that scream Malay Supremacy, saying for political mileage and self interest.

Come on Nazri, more of the same (talking sense) please.

Barisan Nasional caused Malaysia to become an "oil cursed" nation

Below is the speech in English at the Young Corporate Malaysians Summit by Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, former finance minister and UMNO vice-president. How I wished someone will help translate the speech into Bahasa Malaysia so that those in the rural area can read it in the language they are most familiar with. Anybody wants to volunteer?

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In a speech I made in April this year, I spoke of where we stand in our developmental path and what I felt we must do to move forward.

I need to revisit that argument in order to develop it further.

We are stagnating. The signs of a low-growth economy are all around us. Wages are stagnant and the cost of living is rising.

We have not made much progress in becoming a knowledge and services based economy.

According to the World Bank, Malaysia's share of GDP contributed by services was 46.2 percent in 1987. Ten years later, that share had grown by a mere 0.2 percent.

Between 1994 and 2007, real wages grew by 2.6 percent in the domestic sector and by 2.8 percent in the export sector, which is to say, they were flat over that 13-year period.

Meanwhile, our talent scenario is an example of perverse selection at its most ruinous. We are failing to retain our own young talent, people like yourselves, let alone attract international talent to relocate here, while we have had a massive influx of unskilled foreign labour. They now make up 30 to 40 percent of our workforce.
Alone in East Asia, the number of expatriate professionals here has decreased. Alone in East Asia, private sector wage increases follow government sector increases, instead of the other way around. We are losing doctors and scientists and have become Southeast Asia's haven for low-cost labour.

I said that we are in a middle-income trap, stuck in the pattern of easy growth from low-value-added manufacturing and component assembly and unable to make the leap to a knowledge-intensive economy.

Regional competitors with larger, cheaper - and dare I say - hungrier labour forces have emerged. China and India have risen as both lower cost and higher technology producers, and with giant domestic markets.

The manufacturing sector which propelled the growth we enjoyed in the 90s is being hollowed out. There is no going back, there is no staying where we are, and we do not have a map for the way forward.

I am glad that the characterisation of Malaysia as being in a 'middle-income-trap' has been taken up by the government, and that the need for an economic story, or strategy, for Malaysia is now recognised.

We stand in particular need of such a model because we are a smallish economy. We cannot be good at everything, and we don't have to be.

We need only make some reasonable bets in identifying and developing a focused set of growth drivers. It is not difficult to see what the elements of such a growth strategy might be. Whatever we come up with should build on our natural strengths, and our strengths include the following:

We are located at the crossroads of Asia, geographically and culturally, sitting alongside the most important oil route in the world.
We have large Muslim, Chinese and Indian populations that connect us to the three fastest growing places in the world today.
We have some of the largest and oldest rainforests in the world, a treasure house of bio-diversity when the greatest threat facing mankind as a whole now is ecological destruction, and the greatest technological advances are likely to come from bioscience.
We have the English language, a common law system, parliamentary democracy,good schools,an independent civil service and good infrastructure.
These advantages, however, are declining. Our cultural diversity is in danger of coming apart in bigotry, our rainforests are being logged out and planted over, our social and political institutions are decaying.

I have spoken at length on different occasions about the causes and consequences of institutional decline.The decline in our society and indeed in our natural environment, originates in a decline in our basic institutions.

The link between these is corruption.The destruction of our ecosystem for example, is made possible by corrupt officials and business people.The uncontrolled influx of unskilled labour is a direct result of corruption.

These are problems we need to be aware of before we speak glibly about coming up with new strategies and new economic models. We need to understand where we are, and how we have gone wrong, before we can set things right.

You are young, well-educated Malaysians. Many among you have left for other shores. Record numbers of Malaysians, of all races, work abroad or have emigrated. Among these are some of our best people.They sense the stagnation I described.

There is a certain lack of energy, ingenuity and “hunger” in the climate of this country that young people are most sensitive to. In the globalised job market, young people instinctively leave the less simulating and creative environments for those that have a spark to them.

How did we lose our spark as a nation?

We have a political economy marked by dependence on easy options and easy wealth. Like personal dependencies,these bad habits provide temporary comfort but discourage the growth of creativity and resilience.

I mentioned our dependence on low-cost foreign labour.

The other dependence is something I played a part in making possible.This is a story I want to leave you with to ponder in your deliberations today.

Once a blessing, now a curse

Our nation is blessed with a modest quantity of oil reserves. As a young nation coming to terms with this natural bounty in the early 70s, our primary thought was to conserve that oil.

That is why, when Petronas was formed, we instituted the Petroleum Development Council. Its function was to advise the prime minister on how to conserve that oil and use it judiciously for national development. We knew our reserves would not last long.

We saw our oil reserves as an unearned bounty that would provide the money for modernisation and technology. We saw our oil within a developmental perspective. Our struggle then, was to make the leap from an economy based on commodities and low-cost assembly and manufacturing to a more diverse, economy based on high income jobs.

Aware that we had an insufficient tax base to make the capital investments needed to make the leap, we planned to apply oil royalties to what you would call today strategic investments in human capital.

Whatever money left after making cash payments, allocations for development funds, etc, was to be placed in a Heritage Fund for the future.The Heritage Fund was for education and social enrichment.

In working out the distribution of oil between the states, who had sovereign rights over it, and the federal government, we were guided by concerns for equity between all Malaysians, a concern to develop the poorer states (who also happened to be the oil rich states) and a concern for inter-generational equity.That oil was for special development purposes and it was not just meant for our generation.

Sabah and Sarawak joined Malaya to form Malaysia because of the promise of development funds. Yet today, despite being their massive resources, they are some of our poorest states.

Instead of being our ace up the sleeve, however, our oil wealth became in effect a swag of money used to fund the government's operational expenditure, to bail out failing companies, buy arms, build grandiose cities amidst cleared palm oil estates.

Instead of helping eradicate poverty in the poorest states, our oil wealth came to be channeled into the overseas bank accounts of our political and politically-linked class.

Instead of being the patrimony of all Malaysians, and for our children, it is used as a giant slush fund that has propped up authoritarian rule, eroded constitutional democracy and corrupted our entire political and business elite.

Our oil receipts, instead of being applied in the manner we planned upon the formation of Petronas, that is, according to its original developmental purpose, became a fund for the whims and fancy of whoever ran the country, without any accountability.

The oil that was meant to spur our transition to a more humane, educated society has instead become a narcotic that provides economic quick fixes and hollow symbols such as the Petronas towers.

Our oil wealth was meant to help us foster Malaysians capable of building the Twin Towers than hire foreigners to build them, a practice in which we preceded Dubai. I would rather have good government than grand government buildings filled with a demoralised civil service.

It is no wonder that we are no longer productive, no longer using our ingenuity to devise ways to improve ourselves and leap forward.

Malaysia is now an “oil cursed” country. We managed to arrive at this despite not having a lot of oil.

When I started Petronas in 1974, I did not realise I would see the day when I would wish we had not uncovered this bounty.

Public assets 'looted'

The story I have told is a reminder of the scale of the challenge of development. My generation of young people faced this challenge in the 60s and 70s. You face it now.The story tells us that development is about far more than picking strategies out of a box.

You have kindly invited me to address a seminar on strategies for reinventing and liberalising Malaysia's economy. But the story of our squandered oil wealth reminds us that it was not for want of resources or strategies that we floundered.
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Our failure has been political and moral. We have allowed greed and resentment to drive our politics and looked the other way or even gone along while public assets have been stolen in broad daylight.

I encourage you to take up the cause of national development with the ingenuity that earlier generations of Malaysians brought to this task, but the beginning of our journey must be a return to the basics of public life: the rule of law, honesty, truth-telling and the keeping of promises.

The Malaysia we need to recover is one that was founded on laws and led with integrity. With the hindsight of history we know such things are fragile and can be overturned in one generation, forgotten the next.

Without a living foundation in the basics you might sense an air of unreality around our talk of reinventing ourselves, coming up with “a new economic model” and liberalising our economy.

So before we can reinvent ourselves, we need to reclaim our nation. That larger community, bound by laws, democratic and constitutional, is the context of economic progress, it is the context in which young people find hope, think generous thoughts and create tomorrow.

Source: Malaysiakini: Our oil wealth squandered

Why MCA - by Comedy Court

The 12th Malaysian General Elections brought about some shocking defeats but none as devastating as the results obtained by Barisan National's main Chinese component party, political and business partner.... M.C.A. The loss of many seats including their President's Dato Seri Ong Ka Ting has caused the party to stir up new ways to bring back into its fold, the departure of so many Chinese voters, who in the past years could easily be convinced by a simple song and dance such as this ...

Chinaman become Ali Baba Man
With UMNO man who get bumiputra plan
The work the Indian man
He sub to illegal immigrant
And everybody's happy

So the Chinaman, from the opposition
Take over government, and cause the frustration
And now the UMNO man, with the contract in hand
He turn around to Ali Baba

And said what lah! man
How can this happen, tell me
Why MCA?
How can you lose your seat now
Why MCA?
You know election has come,
You should have paid more up front
Now we all bang balls!
Opposition has won

So CHai So Now So How?
So Why MCA?
So CHai So Now So How?
So why MCA?
Last time it's Mou Tak Teng
with Ong Ka Ting
Now all got open tender
how to Kao Tim?

So CHai So Now So How?
So BYE MCA
So CHai So Now So How?
YOu LIE MAC
You say that transparency
Will lead to bankruptcy
Chinese got straight hair
How much straighter can we be?
We are the ones who started HALA money
We are the trusted nominated proxies
Say you, we change policies
Tell people don't see the KERIS
Let Ali Baba do his business and his deals

So CHai So Now So How?
That's how you LIE MCA
So CHai So Now So How?
if not you DIE MCA
So CHai So Now So How?
So that is WHY MCA
So CHai So Now So How?
You have to CRY MCA
So CHai So Now So How?
That's how you LIE MCA
So CHai So Now So How?
If not you DIE MCA
So CHai So Now So How?
So that is WHY MCA
So CHai So Now So How?
You have to TRY MCA

Hey turn down the music
Don't know what the So Chai singing

Aiiyah! Traffuc jam agian
They give new road so that we can cut time
Suddenly they put the toll there
now all jam behind the toll!

Aiyah!
Hey Ong! You heard this one or not?

Who do you kill when you see a Chinaman and a snake?

Ar!...
You kill the Indian fella singing this song lah!

Ha ha ha ha
Ho ho ho ho