KT by-election

The main reason Barisan was defeated this time is their choice of candidate.

It seems that Barisan still do not understand that leaders with shady backgrounds shouldn't be their choice of candidates in elections.

Wan Farid is known for being very close with Khairy.

People cannot accept Khairy anymore. He will be remembered for a very long time for being a corrupt leader and people will only accept his admittance to it and his apology.

Wan Farid is also known for being a snob. In a more personal experience, he failed to smile back or being humble and friendly when meeting fellow Malaysians en route to Jeddah for Umrah in a Malaysian Airline First Class cabin.

Later, he had the chance to show some humility when he was having dinner with his wife together with fellow Malaysians in a hotel in Mecca. Rather than being nice to fellow Malays and nicely asked for the food in front of my informant (whom I love and trust), he chose to ask his political aide to go and get it for him.

He seemed reluctant to have any favours from the 'common' people around him.

He also had to be reminded by the co-pilot that they were close friends during school years in Terengganu.

Forgetful man?

No, simply a snobbish man.

And KT was lost simply because of who he is and who he associates with.

What a disaster.

Toyota Camry for excos in Perak and Selangor

I am an avid fan of cars. I do hope one day Proton cars will be on the center stage of world's best cars in the future. I do not mind if there is some sort of a protectionism to help Proton and Perodua cars conquer the domestic market.

What is wrong with protecting your own country's product?

I have heard of Ronnie Liu. I was also informed that he used to sell Toyota cars before becoming an exco. I was quite astonished when Perak and Selangor government decided to write off their Perdanas for the new Toyota Camrys costing almost RM150,000 each.

Recession? What recession? Some bloke from Dubai is preparing 107 Million pounds offer for Kaka for his toy-club Manchester City. Well at least he is taking the ka-ching out from his own pockets.

The Camrys however, are from rakyat's money.

Ubah gaya hidup?

I do not own a Perdana. But Ronnie the Tit claimed that the cost of maintaining his Perdana is RM93,000 per annum. Do you think this figure does even make sense?

I tell you what Ronnie, instead of letting them rob you RM93,000 per year, might as well buy another Perdana every year! This could even bolster the Proton market share!

Stop giving nonsense figure! We are not that stupid (or maybe you are?). Even if it's true, you should do some research and sack the Proton Servis provider in contract due to misquotations and bloody rip-off.

I was hoping my own state government Selangor do not follow suit... when suddenly, another fleet of Camrys came down these Excos' doors. The only state government that has something to do with DAP that did not succumbed to Ronnie Liu's proxy at Toyota is.... Penang!

Kudos to Penang!

If you ask me, Lim Guan Eng should be the next PM! However, we have to wait for that other Lim to retire. Then Lim Jr will have more control of what he actually wanted to say about how we should govern our country. Not to be Chauvinists of course!

Going back to the issue, I am guessing the company responsible to these Camrys' maintenance is from Uncle Ronnie's proxy as well. Or maybe that Ngeh guy. And.. noone said about these Camrys' maintenance cost per year!

What.. RM92,999.99?

Shame on Pakatan if they choose to be corrupted as well.

Evidently, many of them have turned to the dark side. (I have my sources, not from that internet, grow up!). They became just like some BN people if you may.

Do we actually need new cars for the excos? What we should do is review the maintenance cost. I am very sure it is not supposed to be that pricey. If you think the former state governments have overpaid, simply review the rate!

Toyota Camry is a nice car. I have nothing against Toyota the automaker.

But this form of cronyism, corruption and misuse of power should be avoided at all cost.

p/s: The Perdana cars I saw still look good to me. Haihh...

My New Year 2009

I celebrated my new year with Abie with no new resolutions instead carrying on last few years if not many years' resolutions... However this time, it is Abie's first ever New Year celebration! I think I have a problem remembering nowadays. Mariko has asked me if I could celebrate it with her but it was made in the car when I was driving it must have slipped from my mind while negotiating the bend... or checking out on the bend on busts-bearing Malay girls.

Busts-bearing... sheesh. I will never let my daughters to ever show their cleavages around. I am sure they will not be groomed to be bunch of whores.

Speaking in a less milky language, me and Abie made our way to Cineleisure to catch the movie before any jumping around gazing at the fireworks. The movie was OK. I had worse movies before, the Dark Floors for example.

And so we waited at the opening area between The Street and Cineleisure. Damn bloody so many people spraying aerosol of some sort that was so not pleasing my nostrils. Also, I had to look out for Bangladeshi gropers and so during that time I saw kids having a good time dancing to the music from the Laundry Bar.

Well it's New Year's eve. Everyone was entitled for a little bit of fun.

The fireworks? The best I've ever seen yet. Of course waaay better than London's. The finale was a bit scary though. I thought the whole place was going to explode!

Haih... that sight kept reminding me of the people in Gaza. Innocent people were killed by Zionists. If you ask me, there's no fireworks there. Only bombers, rocket launchers and air-strikes. When I was younger, I thought these things only exist in Command and Conquer Red Alert.

However, my mind got stuck with a more domestic situation when I saw teenagers started smoking cigarettes. I had my black days as well smoking when I was in school but at least I was in my final year! These monkeys looked like they were 13!

As the fireworks ended, we went straight to the car to get outta there quickly. To my anger, the fuel meter indicated empty. Man, how the hell are we gonna get outta here? I thought. Outside, traffic was terrible as expected and my temperament did not help. I was cursing (while praying) that the car wouldn't stop when everyone was trying to get out.

After about an hour in the jam-hell, I mistakenly took a left turn back to Cineleisure thinking I could get petrol near McD but the road was still closed. Arrghh I blew up and was ranting like a mad man.

With a bottle in hand (mineral water bottle if you ask me), we went to that petrol station and Abie wanted to grab something from the Burger King. As the traffic smoothing, we went back to our car. On the way, we saw a Chinese youth vomiting, then a sight of a little Malay girl getting a help from two guy friends because she was too drunk to walk by herself, crying for her mom if I'm not mistaken.

Do you think these two guyfriends would bring her home safely? Bantai....

Nevermind the sight of adults drinking, these girls could be sitting for their PMR next year! Terrible!

We reached home at around 4.30a.m. No nonsense, Abie was sent home safely and I went straight to bed, tired.

Then the next day, the reports had shown girls as young as 15 caught with men in bed. Then 1 woman with 5 men sex romp. Earlier today the sex party in KL with a newscaster involved.

I wonder what PAS people in Selangor and KL have been doing since gaining seats. I see more cleavages from the Muslimahs more than before in malls.

Not that I want to, ok girls? You know I love you... :)

p/s: Still laughing my ass off imagining the then warak people praying soo khusyuk wrinkling their foreheads at the same time but drinking liquor nowadays!! Wannabes....

The perfect system

I am enjoying Malaysia at the moment. What I do not enjoy is the political situation. In addition, I find beautiful Malay girls having girls as their boyfriends rather annoying. These pengkids as the are known, have short-hair, walk like they have bolas and talk in a rather strange voice.

I have said it many times, people become like this pelik because they are just being emotional. The girls might find the boys less interesting because of their gatal behaviour for example. However, they missed the part where they need we boys to have a normal life.

I even found one pengkid rather beautiful one night at Pizza Hut.

Meanwhile, the Malaysian Indians in PKR are somewhat disappointed with the Pakatan rulers. Some even have opted oout from the coalition party. Many are following suit because they feel that they are being marginalised.

This is somewhat expected when I recalled saying "who will be on the Indians' side?" after the GE 2008 results. The disgruntles among the Indians in Pakatan has proven yet again there is a real need for race-based politics.

If you ask me, I wouldn't know in details what are the needs, cultural values and religious values of the Indians. It would take me months of research to know every single bit of them. Imagine you are a leader of an association and you have members of from multicultural, multi-ethnics background. The easiest way is to delegate it to a respected, knowledgable Indian comrade.

That is why Barisan needed MIC.

That is why Barisan needed MCA.

That is why Barisan needed UMNO and other race-based parties.

You cannot compare the Malaysian scenario with the US, Australia and even Singapore.

In fact, why do we have to settle for a political system same as them when we have a unique system which has a very strong basis? Multiracial parties like PKR might seem like a sensible solution for racial discrimination, but what does a Malay leader know about the Indians' plight and rights?

They feel unease because again, they are being marginalised.

I had a chance to watch the movie Australia and it's obvious what happened to the aborogines. What happened to the Red Indians in the States do they even have a Minister who takes care of the Red Indians? Are they not the original people in America?

The whites from Britain invaded these lands and implemented free for all political system because they believe they have better technological prowess and knowledge. Of course the free-for-all would favour them. Same goes to Singapore. The Chinese had the economic supremacy over other races in Singapore of course, being majority they would settle for equality.

So what happen to the Malays in Singapore. I have friends and families from Singapore and none of them had said good things about how they are being treated there despite being the original people there.

I am sure we would feel wrong when we see a land being invaded and the original inhabitants are being victimised then. These inhabitants include the animals if you ask me.

And so our fathers have taught us the need for race-based politics. Not to be racists but to take care of our own people. Because human beings tend to live with the people they are familiar with, from skin-colour to religious beliefs. And if you think the US have shown how equality has made them belief anyone can be the President, but how come Barrack Obama is seen to be black rather than a creamy/mixed/beige? And the term African-American is still being used and this ethnic group mostly voted for 'that guy'?

Again I believe the system is perfect. I don't care what the Londoners have taught me. I believe we have a unique system and should be used to take care of our beloved multiracial Malaysia.

What the leaders in the system should do now is to cherish the real values of the system.

Some idealists has condemned the NEP as an apartheid system but if you ask me, if we were to have equality right at this moment, the minorities will prevail and then we will have an apartheid system.

Salam Maal Hijrah and Happy New Year 2009!!!

Finally, a politician who thinks like me

KUALA LUMPUR: Umno Youth chief aspirant Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir has called on the Government to abolish the vernacular school system to enhance unity among the people.

He said a single school system was the only way to check racial polarisation.

“The Government should consider introducing only a one school system with Bahasa Malaysia as the medium of instruction, except for the teaching of Science and Mathematics, which is already in English,” Mukhriz told reporters at Parliament House yesterday.

“Of course, pupils should then be given the option to study their mother tongue. Under this system, the Malays will also have the option of studying other languages like Chinese and Tamil, and this will further boost unity among the races,” the Umno Youth exco member added.

In an immediate response in his blog (www.ongteekeat.net), MCA president Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat made a very short posting on the subject.

“Datuk Mukhriz is just one of the many who are now repeating the same polemics that are a few decades old, simply because of the advent of their party’s poll.

“It is saddening because politicians cannot think out of the box,” he said.

Earlier, Mukhriz said it was time Malaysia did away with the dual school system, which was practised by only a handful of countries in the world.

He expressed hope that the leaders of Barisan Nasional component parties would not view his suggestion in a negative light as it was meant to resolve once and for all the problem of racial polarisation.

“If they reject this suggestion, then they should explain why they are against it,” he said. “If you want equal rights then you cannot have a different school system. You cannot have your cake and eat it too,” said Mukhriz.

He also urged all parties to stop harping on issues that could create tension among Barisan component parties, including talk of Malay supremacy.

He said there had been many statements made by leaders of component parties that had the potential to create anger among the Malays and Umno members.

“If they insist on making such statements, then do not be surprised if the Malays start talking about the economic supremacy of the non-Malays,” he added.

“Despite all that has been said on the issue of Malay supremacy, the Malays do not feel in any way superior or that they are the masters when it comes to the country’s economy.”