Hopefully you could spend a little bit of your time tell me what do think about this site? Thank you very much. (more…)

Massive jams again in Kuala Lumpur this morning. The massive jams on Monday already disturbed entire daily of many people, for example missed the exam paper like mentioned in the news. Pray hard no one in live or die condition during that time. Enough-lah, police. (more…)

Anwar was out from the Kuala Lumpur police headquarters on police bail. On the other hand, Raja Petra was arrested the Kuala Lumpur police headquarters. The timing is so nicely “match”. If anyone is looking for lucky number, perhaps you can consider asking it from police. (more…)

Malaysiakini have a poll immediately after the debate. About 19,000 readers participated in that poll (Surprisingly). What people thought about that debate? (more…)

Answer this survey by Malaysiakini. Watch online Global Media Channel or BernamaTV.

Watch this historic debate at Youtube. (more…)

picture adapted from Sin Chew Daily

Don’t look at me, I’m very confuse with this hypothesis too. This hypothesis was came from our Prime Minister. (more…)

No, this is neither my lucky number nor yours. This is the number of policemen were deployed for roadblocks in Kuala Lumpur at several areas on yesterday and day before yesterday. 1600 policemen were deployed on that Ops Padam operation. (more…)

Massive jams, Syed Hamid says sorry (updated)

KUALA LUMPUR: Police roadblocks leading into the city caused massive jams throughout Monday morning, with Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar issuing an apology to the Malaysian public but reiterating that the police operations were undertaken in the interest of public security. [......]

Perhaps, those drivers should send your petrol bill to the police since the price of petrol is damn expensive now.

Police had set up roadblocks since Sunday because they believes someone will have rally at Parliament. Besides, reporters are barred to enter the Parliament today at beginning. Police said their operations were in concern of public security. What do you think? (more…)

Dressing of reporters still is an issue at Parliament (threat of security at Parliament?). Security guards of Parliament act like Moral Police and reporters seem to be their target. Curious, their job title is Security Guard but concern more about the length of skirt of female reporters than security matter in house. This just like the security guards in our local universities. They go after dressing of students than take good care of security matter in campus. Easy target? Sound like what to you?

Besides, do you really believe when someone dress up nicely then he/she will be a wise, rational, knowledgeable, mature, humble human? What about the example below?. Nice suit, nice tie, isn’t it? (more…)

Niamah! This is the word in my mind when read this news this morning.

What kind of parliament security guards we have there? Their job is taking care the security of the Parliament not the length of skirts of female journalists! As I mentioned many times, we famous for bad reasons. Now we repeat it again. Shameful. (more…)