Khairy's debate on royal address riles opposition

Khairy Jamaluddin's (BN-Rembau) maiden speech while debating the royal address lived up to expectations - that it would turn riotous - as all hell broke loose in the house today after he let fly a litany of offending remarks about the Pakatan Rakyat coalition.



He started civilly enough by talking of matters of common agreement such as the tragedy in Burma following the cyclone, the planned restructuring of the Anti-Corruption Agency and the proposed commission for the appointment and promotion of judges.

Even when he touched the Malaysian Commission on Anti-Corruption and plans to enact legislation to protect whistleblowers, the only interjection was from Dr Siti Mariah Mahmud (PAS-Kota Raja), who remarked that there were no such plans to enact the latter.

He (photo: right) also proposed several measures to reduce time spent on government procurement processes and to increase their transparency, as well as recommendations to ensure that government subsidies and other funds reach the ‘strategic' sectors and the poorer sections of the population.

Things started picking up, however, the moment he turned to the issue of rising oil prices.

Criticising PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim for citing his own track eight-year record as finance minister to prove that oil prices can be kept low, Khairy said Anwar had sought to "fool" the people by comparing his times with the current global economic situation.

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All My Humanity is taken away thanks to Disney

Somewhere in a mental rehab in Tanjung Rambutan 10 years from now........

Doctor:Patient No.1, explain your problem?
Patient No.1: I had an anger management problem after my wive & i got a divorce
Doctor: Good. Patient No.2?
Patient No.2: I've suffered from a type 1 bipolar disorder
Doctor: Well, we'll be giving you some doses of marijuana. What about you patient No.3?
Patient 3: I've lost Half of my brain after watching the Beverly Hills Chihuahuas
Doctor: Um..What?

All the questions in life are really hard to answer. Agnostics kept saying "Is there a god?", Atheists kept saying "When will Richard Dawkins' new book come out?", Democrats kept saying "Will Barack Obama get the Democratic nomination?", Zionists kept saying "It's 60 years now, what kind of party should we make?"

But if you're an average Joe like me, my question would be "Would Disney ever make a good movie?"

After all the crap they've made below:






and now this....



you decide.

I don't mind the ruling itself calling for press freedom, but why Khairy?

Look at the photo below. Anything odd?



Yes there is. It's Rocky sitting next to Spinning Khairy!

And guess what? Khairy called for press freedom. Bullshit! After all the bullshit remarks you've given to us bloggers, now you want press freedom?

Eat my shit, Khairy. You're a spinner and a liar, and calling for press freedom makes you a bigger liar than Dubya himself.

Whatever happened to Lindsay Lohan?!

I remember my crush towards Lindsay Lohan. It was when the film Mean Girls was released. She plays a homeschooled girl who enters the world of high schools and then befriend a clique of dumb teenage girls led by Rachel McAdams. When the film was released, i realised how big her pairs were, and when i received a copy of FHM, here's the one thing that made me love her more:



That photo made her the ultimate teen fantasy. She was crowned the hottest teen starlet after Natalie Wood and Molly Ringwald.

But after 4 years, she looked like this:



What the fuck happened to her?

How come a promising young actress like Lindsay ends up being a trainwreck? In those 4 years i expected her to get an Oscar nomination, but tabloid after tabloid after tabloid after tabloid, she keeps getting worse, and it's a sad thing because she got dropped out from 10 movie roles, and those roles would have given her an Oscar. Oh, and of those roles she got dropped out was the character Blair "fucking" Waldorf!

This should have been Lindsay!

So who's to blame? This?

Obvioulsy.

Is Karpal Singh stupid?

by fellow Malaysian blogger Malaysia Waves:

"Karpal still doesn't get it. The time for opposition politics is over. Now, the PR is faced with a mountain of practical issues to overcome and making enemies with:

a. The majority race (malays)
b. The royalty
c. The Islamic faith

is not going to help each and every PR government in carrying out their duties.

Karpal need to wake up and smell the coffee. The time for rhetoric and empty threats is over. The reason why Karpal is not getting resonance from fellow DAP leaders is because they are all in the business of “getting things done”.

And practically, handling issues which is of not in the majority of the public’s interest is not a big priority on their agenda. What’s important now is to deliver what has been promised in the last election.

And I am sure that making enemies with the Palace is one sure way of getting yourself in a hot soup for no major gain.

My point being is that let us tackle issues that’s of public’s interest and not of your own individual political ideology agenda which is most of the time unpopular with the public.

The public wants to see the government deliver. That’s the #1 agenda for all. And the Malaysian public is a very pragmatic type of public, including the Chinese. That explains why the level of support of the Chinese to Dr. Mahathir when he was PM was consistent since 1990.

Despite the fact that Dr. Mahathir is a racist, a bigot, an ardent supporter of National Economic Policies and not to mention Malay Rights, the Chinese electorate came to his rescue in the 1999 elections and gave BN a rousing support in 2004 all because of him.

Karpal and his band of misfits should ask themselves, why is this so? How can a man who’s belief structure is heaven and earth apart from the Chinese can get so much of the Chinese support?

The answer is simple. Dr. Mahathir delivered. During the time of his reign, the Chinese experienced economic uplifting never before experienced under any other Prime Ministers. For that, the Chinese threw their support behind Dr. Mahathir come what may. In fact, the level of support for Dr. M among the Chinese did not wane even after he made his Negara Islam declaration.

DAP should remember this for in 1995, Dr. Mahathir nearly routed DAP from the map of Malaysia. In 1999, if it wouldn’t for the support of the Chinese, the BN government would have fallen with their face down. The Chinese defended the rule of Dr. Mahathir despite Dr. Mahathir being the opposite of the Chinese political beliefs.

Karpal, for one, have not learnt his lesson. Karpal needs to evaluate an issue and differentiate between issues which is “realpolitik” and “elitepolitik” of nature. It seems most of the PR leaders are aware of this except Karpal.

As a result of Karpal’s non-discriminatory actions, the BN has found an opportunity to drive a wedge between the PR leaders. Their insistence to indict Karpal for sedition is an attempt to drive a wedge between the PR leaders (http://www.malaysia-today.net/2008/content/view/7187/1/)

One should ask, why indict Karpal on this issue alone? Why wasn’t there an indiction on his other statements before? The reason is that the parties involved in this issue are members of the PR specifically PAS.

The BN is trying to catch PAS in an awkward situation. Karpal’s statement was in defense of the Perak MB’s action to sack the Director of JAIP. It will be very awkward for the MB of Perak not to defend Karpal. On the other hand, if the MB of Perak or PAS do not come out to defend Karpal, then it will show that there is no solidarity among the PR component parties.

But, the fact that no other DAP leaders coming out to support Karpal shows that Karpal is guilty of becoming a loose cannon. And PR do not need loose cannon, especially with someone like Karpal Singh.

So, my suggestion to PR leaders is to leave Karpal to his own devices and let him sink and swim with his statements. Pretty soon, the public will see that most of Karpal statements do not represent the DAP or PR in any way."

But We UMNO also got sedition mah!

Well.. there are couple of questions they need to ask Pak lah. He seems to be "makan cili tidak tahu pedas"

1. Pelantikan MB Terengganu, Umno has made a lot of sedition remark to Sultan .... remember the "Natang" word ? And pak la himself did said "Unconstitutional" on regard of pelantikan MB ? Why no action has been taken so far ? but action being taken to those are no Umno/BN supporter ?


The above is an example ..... ban example by far menyakit teringga bila mendengar !!

Dr M: PM stopped Najib from seeing me (by Malaysiakini)

Dr.Mahathir Mohamad made a startling claim that today that his "successor" Abdulah Ahmad Badawi recently thwarted a meeting between the ex-premier and deputy premier Najib Abdul Razak.

"This is no longer a democratic Umno. I would like to say here - i don't know how im going to hurt people - i wanted to see Najib. He said he would come and see me, "he said after a press conference in Putrajaya.

"He said he would first have to get the permission of the prime minister. Apparently he did not get permission. So until now, he has not seen me.

"It would be terrible to think that the prime minister does not trust his deputy. In my time, i trusted my deputy until he did something funny. Otherwise, i trust my deputy, "said the former premier of Malaysia for 22 years.

Mahathir said that he had tried to set up the meeting with Najib "immediately after the general election" to discuss the changing political situation.

"Im concerned about what is happening in Umno. I have to say this because I kept this to myself because i thought it was not right to reveal it to the public.

"But things are getting very serious now. People are not allowed to talk. I understand when Tengku Razaleigh (Hamzah) goes around to meet people at the branch level, Umno members were told not to attend.

"What kind of party is this? You are only allowed to hear from one source. I think this is the cause of the losses of the last election. People were not allowed to speak and the leadership does not know what the people are thinking,"he said.

http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/82455

Well, Mahathir has a point. UMNO is no longer democratic, as if it's now a political church of Scientology, and we Mahathir supporters are like The Free Zone.

But even as a Mahathir supporter, i'm quite skeptical of this:

"It would be terrible to think that the prime minister does not trust his deputy. In my time, i trusted my deputy until he did something funny. Otherwise, i trust my deputy, "

Does he? Oh, and how? Seriously, when someone believes in their deputy, it always ends up like this:



But hey, it's Mahathir. Let him do whatever he wants, and i still support him for it.

SIL in hot seat.....

The goatee MP Khairy Jamaluddin has hired several of his cybertroopers with hundreds of spam comments in the Anti-Khairy blog saying:

"BAPAK ISA MAHATHIR DAN BUKAN KHAIRY. BLOG ANTIKHAIRY DIBIAYAI MUKHRIZ, NAMPAK SANGGAT".

(ISA IS MADE BY MAHATHIR NOT KHAIRY. BLOG ANTIKHAIRY IS MADE BY MUKHRIZ)

Look at his spams, he can't even type for shit...

Anti-Khairy is funded by no-one!

To Khairy, please. Atleast we don't sellout to Singapore unlike you.