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Malaysia Prime Minister warned Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng not to make statements that could stoke racial tensions. He said “I would like to ask the DAP which community has been made poorer because of the NEP,” “Do not marginalize the Malays. I want to ask Lim Guan Eng what his plans are for the Malays in Penang What are his plans for the Indians in Penang? What are his plans for other minority groups in Penang?”

My dear honorable Prime Minister, with all due respect, Mr Lim is only a Chief Minister for less than a month, please allow him to warm his seat first. For the time being, maybe it is advisable put all these questions to yourself and your colleagues first. In the first place, if we have the courage and decency to acknowledge all Malaysians as Malaysians and nothing else, there wouldn't be any minority groups in Malaysia ! Why are we still having the mindsets to continuously dividing Malaysians into various racial groups ? Perhaps, to make it easier for the indoctrination and legitimation of Divide and Rule ?

Malaysians had spoken loud and clear through the just concluded General Elections. I don't know about the phantom voters, but the real voters in Penang voted in the opposition parties ( Oop, they are now the legitimate state government) because they wanted CHANGE. The right thing to do is to respect the aspirations of the people. I sincerely hope all politicians accept the outcome of the general elections, respect the wishes of the people, and refrained from inciting racial tensions with uncalled for racial championing statements. We are all Malaysians now, let us all not resort to the immoral championing of each other rights along the line of race and religion. Malaysians do not have problem with the NEP and whatever affirmative actions in the name of NEP. But, Malaysians want a complete STOP to all the abuses in the name of NEP. Again, the right thing to do is to respect the wishes of the people.

A local newspaper also quoted a Penang politician to have said “Since the people have clearly rejected development and made their choice for a change, we will recommend to the federal government to cancel all such projects. Don’t blame us for this,........."

My dear politicians, the role of the federal government is to ensure fair and equitable development across the nation irregardless of whether the state gvernments are controlled by the opposition or otherwise. Seeking the federal government to sabotage the development of Penang is an act of disrespect to the constitution of Malaysia. These people should learn some cultureness to accept and respect the democratic rights of the people. On one hand, the Prime Minister asked the Penang State Government to be fair to all in Penang. But on the other hand, his misguided supporters in Penang are seeking the federal government not to be fair to the people of Penang. It gave me the impression that, sometimes, some of these people are basically hopeless perverts ! When they discriminate other people, they claimed it is their rights. When they no longer have the capability to discriminate others, they claimed others denied them their rights ! For heaven sake, they should take a look at themselves in the mirror, because when they point their fingers at others to blame others for their state of being, their sored thumbs are pointing directly at their own despicable being.

It is indeed also very sad to note that, recently, racial scumbags had spreaded all sorts of racial and religious rumors against the newly formed state government. I guess their objectives is to make use of religion to incite Muslim's hatreds against the state government and to sow disharmony among the people of Penang. Scumbags are all the same wherever you go, they lived and lurked in shit holes, smell like shit, and talked in farting languages from dark corner of their conscience. I also forget to mention that scumbags are lousy losers! These scumbags are probably trying to recreate another May 13. For their information, the souls of those motherfuckers who incited racial violences during the May 13 1969 incident are all now rotting in HELL. I sincerely hope the Police can act fairly and firmly to identify and locate these despicable racist motherfuckers and put them into Hotel Kamunting.

The General Elections is over. Winners must not take all, and the losers must have the grace to accept the democratic rights of the people Let bygone be bygone, and it is now to move forward. Let the healing begin, and let us all work together to mend the broken bridges. Be fair, and play fair.

Masih ada esok bagi ku, bagi lu, and bagi mu......

General Elections 2008 is over.

One interesting observation is, with all the MSM blatantly biased against the opposition parties, the opposition parties managed to capitalized on the Internet to spread their message across. For the first time in the history of Malaysia, the opposition parties brought their battles for political awareness and reinforcements on blogs and community Internet forums. Effectively, the MSM are rendered useless. I doubt educated people buy the proposition put forward by Barisan Nasional in the local newspapers and TV stations. In fact, my local newspaper vendor told me that, the newspapers sale dropped substantially during the campaign period. Too bad, the Barisan Nasional underestimated the power of blogs and relied on dinosaur media to spread their propaganda, and they paid the price for it. Interestingly, the Information Minister who tried to contain the spread of blogs and advocated the discretization of bloggers are also voted out by the voters.

Another interesting fact is, RACE BASED POLITIC IS SLOWLY DYING ! Almost all the race based political parties advocating racial rights suffered humiliating defeats. Politically, Malaysians have matured. Malaysians no longer want to be divided along racial and religious lines. I sincerely hope all those race based political parties understand the aspirations of the new Malaysians. The right thing for them to do is to refrain from continuously harping on racial and religious issues to incite disharmony to gain immoral acceptance.

Of course, I do hope the Election Commission (SPR) can be revamped to ensure better impartiality, independent, transparency, and accountability. As it is, within the blogsphere, there are so many postings out there in the cyber space questioning the integrity of the electoral roll, the allocation of military votes, etc. No matter how much the assurance given by the SPR and the ruling government, as long as this doubts are not objectively audited and dispelled, people will always perceived the election process as unfair.

Judging by the popular vote in West Malaysia, BN gained less than 50% of the popular vote, therefore, has lost significant support from West Malaysian. Out of the total 140 Parliamentary seats secured by BN, almost 40% of the seats are delivered by BN's component parties in Sabah and Sarawak. The reality is, the opposition parties in West Malaysia now received more support from the people compared to BN.

For the first time in 50 years, there is now a balance of “power” in the parliament. With the exception of East Malaysia ( Sabah and Sarawak ), the people in West Malaysia has something to look forward into the future – a better Malaysia for all Malaysians.

I went to an Indian Muslim coffee shop in USJ the morning after the 12th General Elections for breakfast. I can practically sense the jovial energies radiating and embracing all the multi-racial customers there. Everybody there was in a victorious and celebratory moods. As I approach a table, I wish the person sitting at the table “Makka Sakti”, he stood up, shake my hand, jovially replied “makka sakti”, and invited me to share his table for breakfast. Somehow, the invisible and psychological enslavement of fears due to years of indoctrinations of politics along racial and religious lines has been broken. Malaysians from all walks of life has finally come together taking the first step to retire all those outdated, self serving, corrupt, and greedy pariahs from the political landscape of Malaysia. Makka Sakti, indeed Makka Sakti it is.

Probably the euphoria of the people will subside over the next few weeks. For most Malaysians, it will be back to work as usual to face the harsh reality of making a living in Malaysia. Whatever it is, from now on, let us all hope the winners and losers can play their roles accordingly to contribute to chart Malaysia into glorious days ahead.

I guess by now, Barisan Nasional knows the reasons why they fared so badly. Likewise, the opposition parties also know why they done well. Hopefully, the losers will repent for their past sins, and the winners honour their words to work towards a better Malaysia for all Malaysians. The people had demonstrated their wills. For all those elected representatives, I do sincerely hope they recognized the sacred fact that, the people are the Yang Berhormat, not the elected representatives. They are the national servants elected by the people to serve the people. The people have the power to put them there, and the people also have the power to bring them down. So, to all those elected representatives, let not the election victories indulged them into self glorifications and breach of trusts by the people.

Malaysians has voted for CHANGE. Hear ye, hear ye, dengar, dengar...... The people has spoken. Are you hearing without listening.............. "What doth it worth a man to gain the whole world but suffer the loss of his own Soul."

What a refreshing morning...........

I casted my vote yesterday morning in a school in USJ.

This morning, I woke up to the realization that, the opposition candidates, Hannah Yeoh, secured a seat in the Selangor State Assembly, and Loh Gwo-Burne secured a seat ( Kelana Jaya ) in the parliament of Malaysia. In total, the opposition managed to win the Selangor State Assembly with 36 seats out of the total of 56 seats. Nationwide, the opposition parties also managed to win majority control in four other State Assemblies in Penang, Kedah, Perak, and Kelantan. At the federal level, for the first time in history, the opposition parties also managed to deny the Barisan Nasional's two third majority in the Parliament. Somehow, the air of this morning felt so refreshing, and honestly I never felt this good before.

Taking into consideration of the lacked of media coverage for the opposition parties during the campaign period, the claimed of unfair electoral process and its electoral roll, and questionable distribution of postal and military votes, the achievements of the opposition parties is a significant achievements.

When I attended the first political ceramah in Subang Jaya, I smelled the resentment of the local residents against the establishment's unfairness, arrogance, and decadence. The people voiced their grievances on corruptions, lavish life style, integrity of the judicial system, poverty, racial marginalization, rising prices, high costs of living, and fears of security problems such as snatch thieves, house break-ins, day light robberies. But these grievances fell on deaf ears, the perception is, the ruling government continued to harp on racial issues. Like it or not, people are also increasingly very fed-up of all those "in-laws" meddling with the administration and political process.

Irrespective of our ethnicity and racial origin, we are all Malaysians. Why should any segment of Malaysians be classified as minority or majority ? All Malaysians should enjoy equal rights in Malaysia. All the poor and underprivileged, irregardless of their racial origin and religion, should be helped through affirmative action, not racial disqualifications.

The result clearly show the disapproval of the government by the voters. All the race based political parties' suffered losses. Umno traditional influences of the Malay has been severely dented by the multi-racial Parti Keadilan, MCA's traditional support from the Chinese community has been significantly reduced by the multi racial Democratic Action Party, and the Indian community also voted against MIC and supported the multi racial Parti Keadilan and DAP. In Kuala Lumpur and most of the Federal Territories, all the Barisan Nasional's candidates are uprooted by the opposition's candidates.

The results of the 12th General Elections clearly signaled race based agenda of the race based political parties are no longer accepted by the majority of educated Malaysians. I do sincerely hope these parties can switch their political tunes to accept religion freedom, multi-racialisms, and to discard their sickening racial rent seeking demands. Otherwise, their days are numbered. If any racist and communal pariah still want to persist with their illegitimate claims of racial supremacy and entitlements, perhaps, they should seriously consider their relevancy in Malaysia and book a ticket to hell.

Now that the two third majority of the Barisan Nasional government has been denied by the people, and the opposition parties has also been given five states to form state governments, I do sincerely hope the opposition parties practice what they preached.

The people of Malaysia has also given the Barisan Nasional another chance to form a federal government with simple majority. I sincerely hope Barisan Nasional can seriously implement the aspirations of the people. That is, rid the country of corruption, restore judicial integrity, eliminate lavish spendings, practice equality and fairness, respect human rights, manage rising prices, and improve peace and security of the country.

The decent reality is, Malaysia is for all Malaysians. Once and for all, let us rid ourselves of the indecent and immoral rent seeking demands, and respect the sacred entitlement of all Malaysians for equality, fairness, and justice for all. Next time, if anybody ever wave their keris to threaten the rights and existence of other group of Malaysians, I sincerely hope the righteous people within their groups can snatch the offending tool and stick it to his rear orifice......

Malaysia is for all Malaysians. So help us God.....

A time to recollect, and a time to change.

PEACE, SECURITY, and PROSPERITY ? What is peace, security, and prosperity without respect for freedom and human rights ? What is peace, security, and prosperity without equality and fairness ? It is meaningless to pass on a legacy of immoralities to our children and future generations. What is peace, security, and prosperity resulting in a nation divided along racial and religious lines ?

I see nothing honorable about the perpetuation and political justification of race based politics. After 50 years of independent, we should be a united nation of “Satu Bangsa Satu Negara”. Malaysians should be Malaysians. Period. The time has come for the graceful retirements of race based political parties and their rent seeking politicians.

My father is a loyal member of the MCA till his dying days. I had been voting for the BN for the past 25 years. But, absolute power breeds unchecked political arrogances and decadences. I realized, more so than ever, Malaysia need strong opposition voices in the parliament and state assembly. I also realized race based political parties are the main causes of disunity in this country. I still love MCA, MIC, UMNO, and PAS. But these race based political parties must now evolve themselves to become non political NGO's to promote the inter-cultural diversities and understanding among all Malaysians. Modern Malaysia does not have room for racists, communal pariahs, and religious extremists. I love this country, therefore, as a patriotic Malaysian, I am making this painful decision to support the opposition candidates in this coming general elections.

Malaysians at the grass root have a noble aspirations of a dignified bangsa Malaysia with share values and common national interest. We need just, accountable, and responsible political institutions to create and nurture a caring society based on sacred respect for freedom of expression, human rights, and equality for all.

I believed, the future of Malaysia rest on the shoulders of our youth who are well educated and with professional qualifications. The young and the restless have step forward wanting to be counted. They are young. They are CLEAN. And, they are willing to take on the heavy responsibilities to serve the nation. Let's give these young people a fair chance to articulate their aspirations in the State Assembly and the Parliament. This blog DECIDEDLY support Hannah Yeoh for Subang Jaya's state assembly seat, and Loh Gwo-Burne for the Kelana Jaya's parliamentary seat.

Visit HERE for Loh Gwo-Burne's Blog.
Visit HERE for Hannah Yeoh's Blog,

Subang Jaya Rocked by Opposition Parties.

Two political ceramahs was organized in Subang Jaya on March 1st 2008. One by the MCA at 7:00PM at USJ 11, while the other by DAP at 9:00PM in USJ 12.

What caught my attention is, the earlier ceramah organized by Barisan Nasional has an audiences of probably 100 people. But the DAP ceramah was attended by more than 5000 thousand people of all races. It looks like 5000, sounds like 5000, and definitely it is more than 5000 people. Honestly, I have never see such a huge crowds in Subang Jaya. The people in Subang Jaya wanted change ! And the nationwide change begins from Subang Jaya.

I did not attend the earlier ceramah organized by MCA because I am already fed up with all their racial rhetorics, political arrogance, and political decadence. I sincerely doubt they have anything new to say except their usual indirect racial threats of misrepresentation of races. I presumed they will probably talked about racial entitlements, special privileges, and all the same old stories of race based political agenda. To all those racists, be it Chinese, Malay, or Indian, please read my lips, ALL OF YOU CAN GO TO HELL WITH YOUR DIRTY HANDS AND ILL GOTTEN GAINS.

I attended the DAP ceramah because I think young people with fresh ideas, clean hands, and noble hearts deserved to be given a mandate and chance to take political leadership in this country. The DAP ceramah talked about national unity, good governance, accountability, equality, fairness, and reducing crime rates. It is indeed a refreshing change to hear the opposition parties talked in the shoes of Malaysians.

Judging by the crowd support and sentiments, It looks like DAP is going to take Subang Jaya state seat on March 8 2008, and probably the Kelana Jaya parliament seat as well.

Hannah Yeoh and Loh, I salute your courage to stand up against the odd to contribute your talents to the country. You can count on this old Dalai Baru's vote. And I urged all Subang Jaya folks to give your strongest support to these brave and young man and woman by casting your votes for her. Help her to march into the Selangor state assembly, and help him to march into the parliament of Malaysia.

To find out more about Hannah Yeoh, please visit here .

General Erections is cumming soon ?

They said, General Elections is coming soon. Soon ? We don't really know, it could be this year, and it could be next year. For most people here, I guess we don't really care about the timing of the general elections as most people already made up their minds of who to vote for. On the positive side, general elections is good for the masses as it creates some airs of festivities and economic activities.I do hope it come sooner sooner than expected so that Malaysian can quickly get over the unproductive politicking.

Well, the indications are there for an early snap elections with the lavishing of indirect political manifesto and sweeteners. Already, the 1.2 millions civil servants and probably 0.5 millions pensioners got their pre general elections goodies through a pay rise of up to 35%. Perhaps, next in line for the pay rise will be the employee of the government linked companies. Maybe, perhaps maybe, all the Public Listed companies will also be encouraged to give a generous pay rise to their employee for more feel goods factors. Where to get all the monies for the feel good factors ? Perhaps, let us all have greater confidence in our equity market, and start goreng the KLSE shares market. Let us withdraw all our savings from Maybank and start speculating and turn KLSE into a financial casino ? Market lai liow, market lai liow.... kaw kaw uh lat !!!!!

If the average household of the 1.2 millions civil servants and 0.5 million pensioners has another 2 registered and eligible voters, this would probably translates into a pool of more than 5 millions friendly voters to the present Barisan Nasional government. With a population of approximately 26 million people and maybe 13 million registered voters, the 5 millions voters is more or less guaranteed Barisan Nasional with a sure win situation of more than 50% votes in their favour. I guess it would be pretty difficult for Barisan Nasional to lose in the coming General Elections. Pak si toe beh soooooo !!!!!

If you asked me, between PAS and UMNO, who would I vote for ? Honestly, everything else being equal, I would probably be more willing to cast my vote for PAS, not because I favour the Islamic agenda of the party. I do personally perceived PAS to be more moderate, honest, less arrogance, and sincere in their political stand. However, I do hope PAS can discard some of its Islamic agenda and adopt a more secular and universal values to win the hearts of non muslim. With all due respect, I do hope PAS can accord more respect and understanding to other religions and understand the fear and discomforts of Malaysians of other faiths.

Between MCA and DAP, I am not against MCA, but my perception is, MCA is basically a party for the Chinese upperclass, whereas DAP is perceived to be more interested to challenge bread and butter, and national issues affecting Malaysians from all races. I for one would prefer a political party that is multi racial rather than a political party that is driven by race based agenda.

To whoever it may concern, do whatever you want about your Malayness, Chineseness, Indianess, or ketuanan this and that, it is against my principle to vote along ethnic line. I will not caste my vote for a Chinese candidate, Malay candidate, Indian candidate, or a religious candidate. I will only vote for a educated and qualified Malaysian candidate with secular outlook and nationalistic agenda. Only a "Malaysian candidate" can champion the development for all Malaysians, the rest are merely shameless communal pariahs farting in the winds - smelly, abusive, and not beneficial to the general well beings of all Malaysians.

".... mari lah maaaaaaaaaariiiiiiiiiiiiiii..... pergi mengundiiiiii..... jangan lupa kewajipan negara...." Undi I will. When elections time comes, I do sincerely hope Malaysians can reject emotional rhetorics and be more objective to boot out racists, one eye jacks, leaky mouths, sexists, over jealous religious morons, and narrow minded communal pariahs. Let us all go all out to vote in a barisan of educated, qualified, dedicated, moderate, secular, honest, clean, fair, and responsible Malaysian politicians .

Ahhhhh... utopializing this dream team articulating and debating in the Parliament of Malaysia really gave me a orgasmic feelings ! Thinking about it do gave me a sense of general erections. General erections cumming ? Honestly, sometimes I do have perverted fantasies of ejaculating sticky fluids and pissing saltish liquids on the faces of those shameless arrogance and decadence morons that degrade human rights and mockerized Malaysia's democracy.