Re: 916?...wat n how malaysia would be?

by lightning_siput Fri Sep 12, 2008 12:27 am

Our economy is already dropping and investors are already uneasy. I believe even if the gov does not change this september,next year when change leadership, we can expect even worse economy because that N is a 'yes-man' person and mostly decided by his wife..

by >nocturnal< Fri Sep 12, 2008 4:33 am

w/o dr. m no klcc, no f1, no penang bridge, no proton, no kl tower, no putrajaya, kuasa mutlak sultan2, raja2 n tdpa wont dipinda... hahah

by bumi dragon lord Fri Sep 12, 2008 10:52 am

crap and crab i think, its up to the citizen to cope with the new pharase.

by bumi dragon lord Fri Sep 12, 2008 10:54 am

Kopitiam_kaki™ wrote:read chinese papers to know more "truth" ...haha

mainstream news paper wont tell you the exact truth one, all they will tell you is what they think is good for government.

the star, utusan, berita harian, kuang ming, china press and lots more...

you have to find some blogs or youtube stuff to enhance your reality that you dont know...

by lightning_siput Fri Sep 12, 2008 5:27 pm

bumi dragon lord wrote:
Kopitiam_kaki™ wrote:read chinese papers to know more "truth" ...haha

mainstream news paper wont tell you the exact truth one, all they will tell you is what they think is good for government.

the star, utusan, berita harian, kuang ming, china press and lots more...

you have to find some blogs or youtube stuff to enhance your reality that you dont know...

Mainstream media is controlled by government.. they cannot conrol blogs and websites, thats why they want to block the access to the sites.

by >nocturnal< Fri Sep 12, 2008 6:59 pm

lightning_siput wrote:
bumi dragon lord wrote:
Kopitiam_kaki™ wrote:read chinese papers to know more "truth" ...haha

mainstream news paper wont tell you the exact truth one, all they will tell you is what they think is good for government.

the star, utusan, berita harian, kuang ming, china press and lots more...

you have to find some blogs or youtube stuff to enhance your reality that you dont know...

Mainstream media is controlled by government.. they cannot conrol blogs and websites, thats why they want to block the access to the sites.

ya!!! tat's d reason y unimas wifi blocked youtube....!!!!

by Acme Sat Sep 13, 2008 1:03 pm

They did have some extend of power over blogs and websites, else NO ONE will get jailed and interrogated for posting something in the blog, not long ago incidents which is made so big by the media oh.

by jin_wan Sat Sep 13, 2008 7:03 pm

Now r 13th September. wait another two days. we'll see what happen.

by uni-sales Sat Sep 13, 2008 8:11 pm

Hmm...interesting issue. Now just the peace before the storm. :shock:

by >nocturnal< Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:44 am

2 more days.... jang jang jang......

by lightning_siput Sun Sep 14, 2008 9:32 am

40+ BN ministers mostly from sabah sent to taiwan ~~to prevent takeove~~r to study about agriculture. interstingly, they will be back on 17 sept which is after 16 sept , the date of mass defection.

On friday, five pkr members flew to taiwan to observe 'how the agriculture session is undergone' but more interstingly the ministers in taiwan all already ~~run away~~ returned to malaysia earlier than expected.

The BN trip to taiwan is sponsored by Barisan Backbenchers' Club, a club supporting BN. their action clearly shows the act of desperation of BN.

Malaysia has once again made globally famous as laughing stock by this stupid ministers. Kudos to PKR for chasing them back to malaysia!

by bumi dragon lord Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:58 pm

there are interesting blogs talking and research anout the trip and the palce where they go. it seems that teh trip is irrarevant due to the palce is much more relaxing than appropriate for work.

futher more, blogs in malaysiakini is also block, i think it has to do with 169, may be gov does not want us to continue influenced by bloggers. the information there is very chun lah....

the taiwan university that they are going to visit also eventually can find in google woh, so kesian....

by piggy Sun Sep 14, 2008 4:22 pm

according to the TheStar newspaper, Malaysiakini blog is been block due to the content of it which contains racism, during Saturday 3 ppl got caught by ISA which is Raja Petra,Teressa and Tan and Tan has juz been released yday.. they got caught due to reporting racism facts and also one of them is Raja Petra which caught together with 16 videos of racism talks. what is going on with our country? will it really be a change of leadership? no matter who going to be our leader, juz hope that they will be a better one than the previous.

by lightning_siput Sun Sep 14, 2008 4:46 pm

annoymous wrote:according to the TheStar newspaper, Malaysiakini blog is been block due to the content of it which contains racism, during Saturday 3 ppl got caught by ISA which is Raja Petra,Teressa and Tan and Tan has juz been released yday.. they got caught due to reporting racism facts and also one of them is Raja Petra which caught together with 16 videos of racism talks. what is going on with our country? will it really be a change of leadership? no matter who going to be our leader, juz hope that they will be a better one than the previous.

Raja Petra (RPK) site has been unblocked one day after he is being arrested. He already anticipated that he will be arrested when 16 sept comes. Now he leave his fate to Annuar (DSAI). He really give government annoyances because he questions Naj ib's involvement in Altatuya's case. For more info you can google la.

Keadilan has predicted that there will be more arrest of Pakatan Rakyat members this coming few days to prevent their takeover. Let's see how the storm develpos now.

by >nocturnal< Sun Sep 14, 2008 4:52 pm

wah!!! u ppl so update la... whr did u guys get all these news??? send me some links pls...

by lightning_siput Sun Sep 14, 2008 9:03 pm

karoshi wrote:wah!!! u ppl so update la... whr did u guys get all these news??? send me some links pls...

cos i check the blog everyday... i like how they reflect on current issues. To begin with, i suggest you read Marina Mahthir's blog, rantingsbymm.blogspot.com and Mahathir's blog www.chedet.com

from there you can find tons more link to famous malaysia bloggers (politics one of course, no kennysia ones) including Jeff and Ahiruddin.

by bumi dragon lord Sun Sep 14, 2008 9:33 pm

karoshi wrote:wah!!! u ppl so update la... whr did u guys get all these news??? send me some links pls...

i used to read blogs and online newspaper from time to time.
read mainstream and alternative online news, then you make your own evaluation.
dont follow sebiji biji, some of the statement will need to digest.

www.thestar.com.my
www.malaysiakini.com ---i think cannot use liao
www.malaysiatoday.com ---temporarily banned may be permanent banded
and the link above. :)

by lightning_siput Sun Sep 14, 2008 9:39 pm

malaysia today already unbanned.

by kobe Sun Sep 14, 2008 11:50 pm

As a Malaysian,if the 916 change can made our nation better off, i fully support it....

by lightning_siput Sun Sep 14, 2008 11:53 pm

kobe wrote:As a Malaysian,if the 916 change can made our nation better off, i fully support it....

Even if it's something not good, i still support the change because this proved that we malaysian citizens do have the power to change. The corrupt gov will be more aware and will try to improve in the future.

by >nocturnal< Mon Sep 15, 2008 4:10 am

1 more day to go... jang jang jang...

by >nocturnal< Mon Sep 15, 2008 4:38 am

AFP - Sunday, September 14

KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) - - Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim's party Sunday announced a mass rally against a government crackdown which he says is aimed at preventing him from seizing power within days.

Anwar said on the weekend that he has enough support to pull off a parliamentary coup, but that the takeover slated for next Tuesday could be delayed by the series of arrests under tough internal security laws.

"The priority is political stability. It's not an issue of deferring, we have the numbers to move," he said, adding he was "mindful" that he too could be targeted with arrest.

Anwar, a former deputy premier who was sacked and jailed a decade ago, needs 30 lawmakers to defect if he is to topple the Barisan Nasional coalition which has ruled since independence from Britain half a century ago.

That prospect would have been unthinkable before March general elections, when his opposition alliance shocked the nation by denying the government its two-thirds majority in parliament for the first time.

Since then the coalition has been in disarray, and the arrests on Friday of an opposition politician, a prominent blogger and a journalist raised fears of a widespread campaign against dissent.

"Instead of pursuing a reform agenda it has chosen to burn the country to save itself and to maintain its odious grip on power," Anwar said.

The three arrested have been accused of inciting ethnic tensions in the multicultural country, but Anwar accused the government of stirring up a phony racial crisis in order to deflect attention from its own problems.

"We ask the government how far it is willing to go to usurp justice and destroy the institutions of good governance in its attempt to drive the Malaysian people against each other," he said.

The opposition alliance said it expected some 30,000 supporters to gather for the rally at a suburban stadium on Monday night to call for the release of the two still detained, after the journalist was freed Saturday.

It will be held on the eve of September 16, Anwar's deadline to seize power and also the day in 1963 when the Borneo island states of Sabah and Sarawak joined together with Malaya to form modern Malaysia.

"We gained independence but Malaysians continue to live under repression. We believe Malaysia Day should symbolise freedom, justice and equality," said Tian Chua, information chief of Anwar's Keadilan party.

"The gathering at Kelana Jaya stadium is to express our solidarity for the two people held under the draconian security law and to demand their freedom," he told AFP.

Rights groups have condemned the use of the Internal Security Act (ISA), which allows for indefinite detention without trial, and the United States summoned Malaysia's top envoy in Washington in protest over the arrests.

Opposition lawmaker Teresa Kok, from the Chinese-based Democratic Action Party which is a member of the opposition alliance, was arrested over allegations she complained about the noise of morning prayers at a mosque.

She has said the accusation is "preposterous".

The other detainee is Malaysia's leading blogger, 58-year-old Raja Petra Kamaruddin, who has repeatedly targeted government figures on his website "Malaysia Today".

He has already been charged with sedition and defamation after linking Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife to the sensational murder of a Mongolian woman.

Police quickly released Tan Hoon Cheng from the Chinese-language Sin Chew Daily News who had reported on an outburst from a ruling party member who called ethnic Chinese "squatters".

The politician was subsequently disciplined and the decision to target Tan caused widespread dismay and disbelief including from Chinese-based parties in the coalition.

Three Malaysian newspapers -- Tan's Sin Chew Daily News, The Sun, a free English-language daily, and Suara Keadilan, which is published by the opposition -- were also Friday threatened with suspension.

by bumi dragon lord Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:15 pm

oi..., summarizelah too long where got time to look...

put it into this way

your summary of the article
your source: citation

by Kopitiam_kaki™ Mon Sep 15, 2008 5:14 pm

juz hv 2 wait for the "surprise" 2mr

by bumi dragon lord Mon Sep 15, 2008 9:01 pm

remember the government will give surprise too.
they are not casting about their pan tomorrow, so that means another surprise will be undergone...

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