Archive for November, 2008

You can’t read this in our history text book

Friday, November 28th, 2008

Yes, I don’t read this piece of information too while I was in school decades ago not ever mention now.

Worth to spend a little bit of your time to let yourself have a different point of view about the history of Malaysia. Read here. (more…)

This is the MP represents you in house?

Thursday, November 27th, 2008

Bloody bastard remark,

“You bloody bastard! You picked the wrong guy! You settle this with me! Outside!”

Sexual innuendoes,

“Dia (Mujahid) tak masuk lagi, dah lama tak masuk. Main tepi saja” and “Bila nak keluar lagi air dia?”

Well educated, huh? Yet, never be punished. This is the MP represents your constituency in house? (more…)

Lead by example?

Tuesday, November 25th, 2008

Learned these today,

Member of Parliament smoke openly in the Parliament building where there is no-smoking areas . However, photographers were to stop to take photo for this bad habits of MPs instead of stop the abuse of those MPs in the Parliament building.

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The worst not yet hits?

Monday, November 24th, 2008

Matthias Chang predicted,

I am willing to take on anyone from the Badawi regime and Bank Negara that by H1 of 2009, the KLCI will drop below 700. If I am wrong in my analysis, I will pay the first five individuals from the said Badawi regime and or Bank Negara the sum of RM5,000. These five individuals must within a week register at my website that they are willing to take me on in this challenge.

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Code of ethics bloggers?

Sunday, November 23rd, 2008

Call for a code of ethics for bloggers

Blogging is no longer a part-time job and it is time bloggers had a code of ethics to promote accountability, said Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar.

NO, thanks. Malaysia already have so many sets of laws (more…)

Then, don’t control it

Sunday, November 23rd, 2008

Don’t expect pump prices to be constantly reduced: Najib
By WONG SAI WAN

LIMA (Peru): The people should not expect the pump prices to be constantly reduced just because crude oil prices had now fallen below US$50 per barrel, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said.

He said the Government would stick to its planned review of pump prices every two weeks as this offered some sort of stability.[........]

Back to few months ago when the price of international crude oil was sky high; our Government kept on said they can’t continue subsidy fuel in Malaysia anymore. They also stressed that they wish to let the fuel prices in Malaysia go according global market prices.

While the global crude oil price is low now, why not let the fuel prices in Malaysia go free according global market prices? Have you heard what the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs said at Parliament on 18th November 2008? (more…)

What he means these cities seem not like Malaysia?

Saturday, November 22nd, 2008

笨珍議員:土著店鋪僅15%‧隆怡檳不再像大馬城市
Created 11/20/2008 - 19:32

(吉隆坡)巫統笨珍區國會議員阿末瑪士蘭形容,大馬的大城市,如吉隆坡、怡保及檳城已不再像“大馬的城市”,因為土著所擁有的店鋪僅佔15%,但土著卻佔66%大馬人口。

“這些大城市仿佛不像馬來西亞,因為在100家商店中,只有15%是土著所擁有,這是很不公平的!”

阿末瑪士蘭參與2009年財政預算案委員會階段辯論時指出,土著所擁有的店鋪目前僅佔15%、土著中小型企業佔11%、土著出口業者佔26%及土著股權佔19%。

他抨擊政府在過去50年努力協助土著,但至今卻未見成效。 [......]

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Cut EPF contribution, good for you?

Thursday, November 20th, 2008

EPF down from 11% to 8%

PETALING JAYA: Employees can choose to reduce their EPF contributions to increase their disposable income next year. The Government has allowed employees to reduce their contributions by three percentage points from 2009 to 2011. Presently, the employer’s EPF contribution is 12% while employees contribute 11%.

“With the reduction, the total contribution is still at a reasonable rate of 20%, which is 12% from the employer and 8% from employee,” said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

Najib, who is also Finance Minister, said if all contributors chose to reduce their contributions, it would come up to RM4.8bil annually.

“Assuming that only 50% of contributors take up the option, private spending is expected to go up by RM2.4bil,” he said.

“A person earning RM2,000 could gain an extra disposable income of RM60 monthly, while one earning RM6,000 will have an extra RM180 to spend.” [......]

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LPPL 02

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008

When I just went through briefly the header of this piece of news in other newspapers, I thought “wow, finally something had done…”. However, when I read it in details on Malaysiakini website, I’m not please at all and I can’t describe my feeling correctly until I found this post entry.

10% discount for night riders
Wong Teck Chi | Nov 18, 08 11:55am

Passenger car owners will now enjoy a 10 percent discount for traveling between midnight and 7am on the North-South Expressway (Plus) and North-South Expressway Central Link (Elite).

At a joint press conference by Plus and the Works Department this morning, it was also announced that during the festive season, motorists traveling during the same non-peak midnight-7am period would receive an additional 10-percent discount. [......]

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Interesting to know

Tuesday, November 18th, 2008

“No, no, universities are allow to carry out their duties independently.” sound familiar to you this phrase?

Axed UM VC: I had to live with nonsense
Beh Lih Yi | Nov 18, 08 2:34pm

Former Universiti Malaya (UM) vice-chancellor Rafiah Salim has claimed she had to live with all kinds of “nonsense” pertaining to political interferences during her tenure in the university.

“Things like who can we bring in to speak to the students, who we can’t - even among the Barisan Nasional people,” she revealed during an hour-long interview with Malaysiakini yesterday. [.....]

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