(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?
(Seriously what is the excuse now – Keshwinder Singh standing next to the DAP frog that caused the huge mess in Perak for many months and unnecessary legal suits and public protests during the good times, of course. Image source: http://daulattuanku.blogspot.com / BERNAMA)
Read More »Politics 101: Jumping Ship Excuse – Money Hungry or Better Service?
(What some politicians failed to see is that the eye-witness story that has too many holes which makes the victim, Aminulrasyid Amzah coming out without any faults – is the police really to be blamed? Image source: Malaysian Insider)
(This must be one of the shameful events in the democratic process in the state of Perak where MPs voted by the people decides to jump political party for their own benefits. Image source: Malaysiakini)
Read More »Elections 101: Readying Perak For Next General Elections
(“PAS for all” slogan and coming from a political that bent of its the style of religion could just be another red-herring to fish for votes from the Non-Muslims who in the past seems as the bogeyman for the Muslims. Image source: http://aberamly.wordpress.com)
(Breakdown of missing Pakatan politicians during the crucial voting of national budget recently – chart source: Go Malaysia)
The question is what happened to the missing 20 Pakatan Rakyat politicians especially those on the MIA list includes, sadly, senior politicians and one Chief Minister?
Read More »Parliament 101: Screw the Missing Pakatan Rakyat Politicians
(The Law of the Jungle in motion in Perak – the legitimate Speaker being forcibly removed. Image source: Jeff Ooi)
One thing is for sure in Perak – things are getting absurd and the people are at the losing end in the battle between Barisan Nasional (BN) and Pakatan Rakyat (PR) politicians.
The stark contrast between the serene beauty of the Malaysian landscape and the rugged, war-torn terrain of Kabul is a constant reminder of home. Each day, as I navigate the chaotic streets of Kabul, the familiar sights and sounds of Malaysia seem distant and cherished. The juxtaposition of these two worlds makes it difficult to escape a longing for the peace and tranquility of my homeland.
Read More »Overseas Assignment 101: Kabul – When Its Good Coming Back Home
It’s tough to be a good MP these days. The real good ones are either in the Opposition 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
Read More »Parliament 101: Searching For Good Malaysian MPs These Days
In the NST yesterday, Pak Lah announced the formation of an independent body to monitor and receive complaints of police misconduct.
You know what, I was thinking of writing on how I can help Pak Lah to extend the “Commission” coverage to other areas. I was thinking about coming up with new potential Commissions like the Independent Satan & Black Metal Music Link Commission or the Independent Religion Conversion Headache SOP Commission or Independent JAWI’s “Fuck the Cabinet’s Directive” Snoop Squad Procedure Commission (in case he is going to form a new Commission, he can pick one from the list here).