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Parliament 101: Searching For Good Malaysian MPs These Days

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It’s tough to be a good MP these days. The real good ones are either in the or in the “wilderness” after being suspended. Others are quietly sitting down in the corner and have decided to play safe. Image source: the Net

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This is getting serious!

* The temple that was slated for demolishment in Shah Alam (Picture Source: www.policewatchmalaysia.com). The history of the temple is here

At first I thought that only we Hindus got screwed. Then running through other websites reveals that we were not alone.

The Malaysian Bar Council reported 2 other incidents involving a Buddhist temple and a Church (both got reported in the mainstream media as well).… [Click to read the rest] “This is getting serious!”

Local Authority: Nothing is perfect but sometimes…

(I had to read it twice to believe it – an actual acknowledgement from ?)

In a time where the local authorities are being called various names like secret society, unfair and high-handed, I thought my on the blocked drainage near my residential area to MPSJ would fall into deaf ears or be acted on after a long delay.
[Click to read the rest] “Local Authority: Nothing is perfect but sometimes…”

The unexpected “Christmas Gift” from MAS to “MAS”

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( in the good old days when we were proud call it as our national carrier – Picture source: www.Airline.net)
Christmas was early in MAS; at least it was in the MAS Chairman’s office with a gift of RM1.5 million worth paintings to adorn his office walls

At times when MAS is increasing it’s airfare due to escalating expenses and keep posting huge losses, the last thing that we would expected from them is a RM1.5 million expenditure for some paintings.

[Click to read the rest] “The unexpected “Christmas Gift” from MAS to “MAS””

Some people think and act on their backside

(Some think that President Bush is just too to be a President – see “Too Stupid To Be President” . Do we in have one in the making? The MP for Jerai is my first choice)

2 stories in The Star caught my eyes yesterday – titled “Writer’s car stolen after she ignored cop’s advice” and “Daughter’s suitor kills taxi driver dad”.
[Click to read the rest] “Some people think and act on their backside”

When Government think is the best time to reveal the daily API?

(Air Pollution Index – why is is being kept secret when it is crucial in informing the citizen on the actual condition of the air pollution in the country. Image source: http://pdsblogs.org)

There is a lot quarters crying out to the for the reading and the DPM confidently inform that the Government has no plans to release the API reading.… [Click to read the rest] “When Government think is the best time to reveal the daily API?”

Enforcement 101: When Motorcyclist Killed After Ramming A Bus

When they will ever learn?

The Star on Monday reported that “If only he had worn a helmet, Maniam Murugan might not have been killed when the motorcycle he was riding hit a stalled bus on Friday. It was not that the 33-year-old labourer from Temenggung flats in Kulai did not have a helmet; police found one in the carrier of his motorcycle.”… [Click to read the rest] “Enforcement 101: When Motorcyclist Killed After Ramming A Bus”