Wednesday, April 23, 2008

A Leader with the People's Heart




The people believe many will feel touched by the following pictures. The Menteri Besar and the DAP assemblyman of Perak paid their last respect to a victim of the blast, which occurred at the Malayan Flour Mills.

The following article was extracted from a forwarded email. The people can learn a good example set by him. His action was just a simple hug, but it means a lot to the despair family.

You will not see these pictures in our local newspapers.


THESE ARE THE PICTURES THE GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED MEDIA WILL NEVER SHOW YOU IN THEIR PAPERS.

An explosion occurred on the 17th. March 2008 at the Malayan Flour Mills premises at Lumut killing 3 persons and on the 18th. March, the new MB Ir.Nizar and the DAP state assemblyman Ngeh Koo Ham visited the family of one of the victims. Here are the pictures that will bring tears to your eyes!
MB Ir Nizar bersama ADUN DAP Ngeh Koo Ham melawat keluarga mangsa letupan kilang tepung Malayan Flour Mills di Manjung pd 18 Mac 2008.

Gambar di bawah MB Ir Nizar ketika meluangkan masa di rumah seorang dari 3 mangsa yg terbunuh, Lok Lai Keat, 51 dari Sitiawan. MB Ir Nizar yg boleh bertutur dalam dialek mandarin.hokkien dan kantonese turut memujuk anak mangsa Lok Min Yee, 10 yg meratapi kehilangan bapanya. (gambar dibawah tidak mungkin tersiar di media arus perdana).

touching photos,..




i bet you will in tears seeing this photo,.. so touching,..

Our public media controlled by BN government won't show these photos or news.

So let it be our responsibility to spread and share these touching pictures with all our beloved malaysians, Chinese, Indians and Malay friends

Aravind

Poor little girl. She lost her father at such a young age.

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Allegation against an MP?

This is another erected allegation against an MP. A lady has been sexually harassed by this fella at a hotel in Sentul. If the allegation is true, then the people can nominate this still unidentified MP to the MPs' Hall of Fame for ham sap and ham chu sao together with Chua Soi Lek.

Go to the link below:
Bekas menteri didakwa mencabul, hasil siasatan polis dinantikan ramai

Scrap the crappy cosmonaut programme

Malaysia has spent some of the worthless project in the history of Malaysia. One of them was the Angkasawan programme. This programme was setup after a partial barter deal with the Russian to acquire the SU30MKM jet aircrafts. The programme had spun up a lot Malaysians from the all races, groups and ages to try and fight for their worthiness to become the first Malaysian Cosmonaut. A version similar to the American Idol. Unfortunately, the all the trials were conducted by the government officers and conducted in a controversial way. A lot of candidates who are normal civilians complaint that these trials were just wasting their time. A lot of them were rejected even though they had completed the trials with flying colours, because of spectacles issues etc. There are other complaints as well but these type of excuse should had been avoided if the trial comittee list down the requirements for the applicants before the applications.

This is another form of cheating, fooling the people to their excitement but at the end despair down the drain. Anyway, from the people point of view, this programme had spent millions of people's hard earned money to send a tourist to the space, who is not even recognized by NASA as astronaut. What a waste. At the end, this man got the reputation, appear on the Proton Saga ad and when the time is right, he will be awarded Datuk. The project should benefits more people such as creating job opportunities for engineers to transfer the space technology back to Malaysia.

In yesterday's news, the government said that they will continue with the second space programme to send another Malaysian to space. Read Angkasawan training goes on for Dr Faiz . How benefit the next programme to the people? We'll see!

Monday, April 21, 2008

The Earth's Day


Today is the Earth Day, a day to remind the people of the critical health of our mother earth. Since 20th century, the Earth has suffered a lot of deals, which came out due to the demands of the growing human population over the world. Forests cleared to allow urban developments while various floras and faunas gone extinct and others are heading toward the same fate. The rise in temperature and CO2, penetrated ozone layer, shortage of water, food and mineral resources such as oil, various wars and conflicts are some of the global issues that will always haunt us in this century.

As people step into the eighth years of 21st century, there are lots more to be done for the mother earth, which is now barely alive. In our country, things are of no different. Since the independence, we have seen how the landscape of the country been shaped, headed by the policy makers at the top, who decide and approve various type of projects for the benefits of the people. But, not all developments are good after all. There are always accompanied by pollutions, destructions of nature and change in climate, which we now experience.

There are various ways to save the earth and the government as well as the people should stand together when it comes to this issue regardless of their political ideologies, races and religions. Saving the earth is every human being’s responsibility. The effort can be individual effort such as water or electricity saving which is not difficult to do. Government should take more serious efforts to implement laws and regulations related to environmental issues, conservation of floras and faunas and exploitations of natural resources in the country and states. All these should be done with integrity without greedy agenda.

Today, we remember the Earth’s Day.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

The people's view about Sufiah

This issue has been circulating quite a while in our local media. The fate of Sufiah, a bright maths genius who take the alternative job to earn income by being a prostitute. In UK, this is not an odd job. Some people take the job because its easier to earn money for living compare to other professional jobs.

Of cause in Malaysia, the job is illegal due to various obstacles from the religions point of view. But hey, when we say illegal, there are many which are operating in Chow Kit area. Illegal it seems, but these sex providers still operate like normal. Where is the enforcement of laws for this illegal acts by the government or local authority? Does frequent raids on these whore nests really can solve this problem?
What are the plans to rehabilitate these sex slaves, to reset their path back to the right track? Are there other reasons which cause them to involve in sex industries?

The issue now goes back to our Minister, especially Dr Mashitah who insists that we should help Sufiah to walk out of her "meaningless" life back to the real muslim life. But as you can see back home in Malaysia, we have so many people suffer in their life. Are these not our people, the needy Bangsa Malaysia? Don't talk about prostitution only, Dr. mashitah, see other issues such as poverty, juvenile problems, single mums, etc. Why you are so kek poh about Sufiah who is not even a Malaysian. She is a British, and even her mum who used to be Malaysian shouldn't be considered as one of us, because she has been staying abroad for so many years. Remember another thing, British practise human rights and freedoms in a more mature way compare to the government that you serve. We are so enclosed by restrictions and censorships which actually create more indecent, disgusting and immoral social problems in our society.

The following article from The Star by one of those desperate people of Bangsa Malaysia who lives a life even worse than Sufiah.

Thursday April 17, 2008

Help Malaysians before helping Sufiah

MUCH has been said about the mission to save Sufiah Yusof but many Malaysians think that she is not suffering at all and thus Malaysian leaders should put their priorities right, especially for any mission which involves our money.

I am not an ex-prodigy forced into prostitution but if the Malaysian Government is planning to embark on a mission to save a British subject who doesn't even care if Malaysia sinks or floats, please consider helping me first.

I am a Malaysian who genuinely loves my country very much and has been diligently instilling patriotism in my children. For us, Negaraku is not merely a national anthem but is our pride.

I am a true and thoroughbred citizen of Malaysia who is much more desperate than Sufiah. Please save my children's faith. Please save them from self-pity and trauma before our leaders decide to use Malaysian funds and resources to save one British citizen who is more than happy with the kind of life she has gladly chosen.

I am a 41-year-old mother of three young children aged between seven and 10 who is struggling to live amid a mountain of debt due to several setbacks and business failures.

My husband resigned from a bank out of frustration and joined a friend's business which has not worked out as planned. We later set up a business partnership and my husband attempted to run the business which we both hoped could provide a foundation to our children's future.

However, it failed miserably. For two years, we practically survived on my income as I still have a full time job. But that doesn't help much.

Existing financial obligations soon got out of hand. Things got worse with new debts that accumulated and snowballed at super speed. In a blink, we found ourselves drowning in real serious debt.

I am still helplessly struggling to keep my sanity while putting up with the intimidating debt collection agents whose antics are at times as annoying and scary as that of the Ah Long.

As I am soft and timid, it affects my health and work but there is nothing much I can do.

We have not been attending relatives’ kenduri for quite some time and neither did we celebrate the eve or first day of Hari Raya at our respective hometowns. Only our mothers and siblings know the real reason and have done their best to help.

I seriously wish to pay every single sen I owe but I don't have the money. Nothing I say would satisfy the bank officers/debt collectors/ agents who are driving me crazy with their intimidation and ridicule. Even the AKPK have been unable to help at this juncture. I am really stuck.

At least Sufiah is living free from stress and harassment. But there are needy and desperate citizens in this country who never chose to fall in a rut, and they desperately need rescue. Please help us get back on our feet. Let charity begin at home.

DESPERATE MOM,
IPOH.

Friday, April 11, 2008

BELIEVE IT OR NOT!

P Uthayakumar - Callous treatment of a human being

Posted by Raja Petra

Friday, 11 April 2008
Aliran is shocked to learn that Hindraf leader P Uthayakumar who is under ISA detention is being treated inhumanely. We find it difficult to believe that a country that has exalted the virtues of Islam Hadari could be so callous in the treatment of a human being - which is hard to believe or accept.

Uthayakumar, who is diabetic, has been wickedly denied his daily medication even though the Kamunting detention authorities had been informed of his health problems. His fiancee S Indradevi had also handed Uthayakumar’s medication to the Kamunting Detention Centre’s administration in the belief that it would be handed over to him. But this had not happened. She reportedly said that he had written six letters previously to the prison’s director but the director did not respond in any way. The medicines were prescribed by a doctor in January.

As a result of this gross negligence and wanton cruelty, Uthayakumar had fallen ill and had to be hospitalised. His diabetic reading was 18.8 - something that is worrying. If he does not receive his regular medication, he can be subjected to various related illnesses associated with diabetes. His kidneys may be affected and his eye sight may be in danger - just to mention a few ailments related to diabetes. We also understand that his protein and uric levels are dangerously high.

His medical condition would require him to go on a strict diet but this doesn’t seem to be the concern of the Kamunting authorities. They do not seem to take responsibility for the welfare of a detainee under their care. His younger brother was reported as saying that despite his condition he was forced to consume food which was high in sugar and starch.

Aliran wishes to emphasise that a detainee does not forfeit his right to medical care under whatever circumstance. As a human being, he is entitled to receive medical attention like any other Malaysian. And his family has a right to be notified when a detainee is hospitalised. This is something very basic in a civilised society.

Kamunting authorities need to be given an urgent course on human decency so that they will react as human beings and treat others under their care with dignity and compassion. So far their conduct has been disgraceful, deserving condemnation from the civilised international community.


P Ramakrishnan
President


What can the people say if this is real. An act of cruelty against a human being who has been denied of his rights, without proper proceedings and basic needs. This is no different compares to the detainees at Guantanamo Bay. Hey, they are terrorists but this man is not even a terrorist nor a wanted crime suspect. He is just a normal civilian who was arrested fighting for the rights of the downtrodden people, who neither have a keris or pistol to kill somebody in the street rally.

The question now is how does Dollah, who hold the power to determine the destiny of this man, acts on respect of the human rights? The people beg you to release this innocent man and the rest of the detainees. They are not Taliban or Jemaah Islamiah terrorists. They hold no military threats on the nation, so why can't you make your right decision for the people's freedom? You should start doing good deeds because the people have seen so much rubbish about you. Else, step down for the sack of the people.

The people roars,"RELEASE THE HINDRAF GENTLEMEN!"

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

The Tales of the Sinking Ship

The good Samaritans onshore shouted to the mangling ship which is violently punished by the rough sea: "The ship is sinking...abandon the ship!!!". However, the most of its crew together with its dictatorship captain, Dollah are so blind in the eyes and deaf in the ears to realise the situation, because they are still drunk celebrating the feast after another successful raid on an island earlier. Some of the crew headed by one of his deputy, Ku Li who realised the real situation, panickly begs the captain to steer the ship back to the port for damage repair. This man had earlier mastermind a plan secretly with some crew to push Dollah into the sea. He (Ku Li) got his support from the ex-captain, TDM who felt very disappointed after he (Dollah) took over the ship.

The people, who suffered mildly under TDM's regime, have suffered even worse under the insanity of Dollah, who is influenced by his corrupted son-in-law. Besides that, some of the poor people have lost almost everthing due to continuous raids done by his barbaric marauders.

Back to the serious subject, a month after the election, the internal affairs within UMNO are still unsolved. On one hand, they are flying kicks within themselves which likely going to end up with more disputes. On the other hand, they are trying to divert people's mind from their struggling state on petty issues such as Sufiah's case, pig farms etc.

The following article is taken from RPK's Malaysia Today. Interesting to see a normal one among the people voicing out the views against the doubtful leaders.