Anything to do with crime and national security
(Washington Post calls us “champion of double-talk” in relation to Hamza Kashgari who is a Saudi poet and a former columnist who was wanted in Saudi for crossing red lines and denigrating religious beliefs in God and His Prophet. He almost got away with it – if not for 1 small mistake – he landed on the wrong country to transit. Image source: PRI.ORG)
Read More »National Security 101: Are We Champion of Double-Talk?
(Still, remember the audacity of Africans to fight the local authorities in Mantin? Does it not count as a serious threat to national security? Image source)
Whilst we welcome genuine Africans students to come over and get their higher education to better themselves and their country, we do not want criminals in disguise as students to come over and start creating problems and commit serious crimes here. And regrettably, the number of the menace caused by these Africans seems to be on a worrying trend.
Read More »National Security 101: Spotlight on African Menace
(Draconian laws like ISA may finally end but the question is why now and why not in 2009 or in 2010? Any law that allows the Government to hold anyone without any trials, no recourse to the courts and at the sole discretion of certain politicians in power is dangerous, unfair and allows for gross abuse. Image source: https://theindependent.sg/)
Read More »National Security 2011: Is This A Real End of ISA?
(Ya, it is just a joke but the reality of things is conman can come in many forms and can strike when you least expected. Image source: http://quotespictures.com)
Seriously, reading the daily newspaper can be a frightening thing early in the morning these days!
Read More »National Security 101: Con Jobs By Foreign Scammers
(Osama Bin Laden – the main icon of Al-Qaeda is no longer exist but it does not mean it is the end of the Al-Qaeda organization. Image source: History Channel)
It took them 10 years of intense manhunt but Osama Bin Laden – the “man” claimed to be behind 9-11 incident that killed almost 3,000 people is finally dead.… [Click to read the rest] “Terrorism 2011: Osama is Dead”
It must be one of the funniest, embarrassing, happening things in the Malaysian political arena right now
(The allegations against Anwar – it started as an illusive individual by the name of Datuk T which ended to be a group of high powered men with plenty of time to kill on their hands , at least that is what it seems to be to many of us. Image source: www.malaysiakini.com)
Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally – Abraham Lincoln
(When one talk about slavery, one would think of the era of Kunta Kinte but reality, unfortunately, is far from this in the modern world. The worst is in Asia. Image source: Youtube)
If you ask me, the idea of slavery after the millennium is rather shameful, considering we have passed the millennium and on (a rather rocky) path to be a developed country.
What makes a modern pirate in the modern world and especially on the world wide web? Image source: PIT Journal
(Tackling SPAM SMS on mobile phones is much tougher than tackling them on normal emails as it is not clear who actually sending it. Image source: Business Insider)
(We have no problem with foreign students but can we take a closer look on what they are coming here for dubious studies like Foundation in English? Image source: www.montevallo.edu)
Read More »National Security 101: Learning English in Malaysia: Why They Are Here?
(After PKR, the next Pakatan Rakyat component party that seems to be in trouble is DAP but are they? Image source: http://www.fahnenversand.de)
Read More »National Security 101: Is Pakatan Gangsters Claim Justified?
(We need more policemen on the road to catch and summon road offenders. But what’s the point of giving the road offenders summons when at the end of the day, it is not enforced and the summons ends up nothing but waste papers? Photo by Kindel Media from Pexels)
Read More »Enforcement 101: Discounting Outstanding Summons Part 1