All bloggers are liars ?

For the past 2 weeks, I had been on medications on and off to combat the sore throats, fevers, coughts, etc. I have also been on medical leave on and off during the same period to recuperate from the unknown virus attacks. My head is a still bit cloggy, but I am still rational....


Today, I was resting at home and do some quick readings of news materials. This little statement caught my attention :

”All bloggers are liars, they cheat people using all kinds of methods. From my understanding, out of 10,000 unemployed bloggers, 8,000 are women.”

Hmmm... this sounds like a mouthful of hatreds from an attention seeker. And this statement came from a Minister who was once served with Bankruptcy notice by Aseam Credit Sdn Bhd ( Subsidiary of Malayan Banking Berhad). Anyway, I would like to give him the benefit of doubt, I believe he is describing his own profession - in this case, it would be more appropriate for him to replace the word "bloggers" with the word "politicians" in the above statement.

So said the Minister. I don't wish to know his farting name or whcih insignificant ministry he is from. Does is really matter what is his farting name and farting ministry ? Of late, there has been too many unconciously incompetent mental retards competing with each other trying to fart louder than the rest. They seemed to enjoy the irritating smells from their decandence orifices and the absurdity that the farting noises can gain them political popularity. This is sickening !!!!!


I wonder where he gets the statistics. From the Department of Statistic or the research team from his Ministry ? Whatever it is, he is hoplessly misguided and intellectually incapable to derive rational conclusions. With that kind of uncultured and ignorant statement, it makes me wonder who is the real LIAR all this while.

So, will there ever be a righteous representative from the New Shit Times rising from among the asses, bearing the torches of faked righteousness to sue the farting minister for defaming Malaysian bloggers ?


Bloggers are not journalists or columnists, they just want to have their little storage spaces in the internet to write their personal observations, conclusions, experiences, and opnions. Stop calling bloggers liars or giving negative insinuations. Deep within your hearts, aren't you looking at the mirror and describing your own reflections ? To all the assholes out there, all these while, all bloggers have been behaving like true ladies and gentlemen, stop picking fight with bloggers ! Try to have a little decency to respect freedom of experessions and truths. You have problems with that ?

A prostituted Japan ?

The 40's is probably one of the saddest decade in human civilizations. Those botak head generals and their shorties in their pangsai uniform from the funny shape countries declared wars on almost every countries in Asia in the name of Greater Economic Co Prosperities. For the following few years, many countries in Asia were conquered, even the mighty British's unsinkable warships are sank by the these brilliant botak heads and their kamikaze pilots, and the British flee with tails between their legs.

These botak head generals and their soldiers are from Nippon, the land of the rising sun. With their emperor being revered as God, the soldiers are not only soldiers, but blind fanatical believers of faith. Lucky the botak head generals did not promised their soldiers dozen of virgins in eternity, otherwise, they may even crossed the pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans to conquer Europe, America, Africa, and the rest of the world.

But the botak head generals did provide prostitutes services for their funny little short fellasin uniform, and in terms of logistic and practicality, there are just not enough Japanese women to be embedded in the occupied territories for sexual pleasures. Beside, during the 40's, with due respect, Japanese women are not so good looking as motivator for the war hungry soldiers. So, many Asian womens are captured and forced and coerced into prostitution by the Japanese Imperial Army. In Asia, there are still too many unmarked mass graves to uncovered and to many atrocities and barbaric acts to be documented. Whether we like it or not, these barbaric acts are conducted by the invading armies.

It was sad, indeed very sad, for the American to resort to drop 2 atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki to let the Japanese Emperor and his botak head generals know that if they do not stop their attrocities and aggressions, more atomic bombs would be dropped into their doorsteps and villages. The Emperor ( he is not God after all) and his fearsome botak heads general quickly felled on their bended knees with shrinked balls to surrender unconditionally. So, it took a western country to save many Asian countries from the evils that is from within the region.

But it was indeed also very sad to see so many women from Asia are still living with the ghosts of the past, emotionally scared, are are still unable to let go of the pains of their sufferings of being forced into prostitutions by the Japanese soldiers. The previous prime Minister, Junichiro Koizumi has apologized on the war crimes of sexual slavery. The present Japanese government should follow-up with further actions to compensate the surviving "comfort women" and appropriate "community program" to restore hope and friendships in the affected countries. However, it was very sad that, the present highest level of Japanese government has been regressing by creating doubts on the existence of war crimes committed by previous generation of Japanese.

Japan's present wealths are built on the ill gotten war loots from their previous generation. This is my believe. Am I wrong to make this assumption ? So the right things for Japan to do is to compensate the victims with part of her wealths to lessen the sufferings of the victims and to lessen the burden of her guilts. Unless of course, if Japan has no sense of guilts or remorse ! Then, go ahead, make all the denials, and alter the documentations of history... But beware, those who control the present may control the past, but those who altered the past may drive their own race into a future of insanity!

Civil servants not getting enough salaries ?

First, the Umno Youth Complaint Bureau's Chairman said that the government is not doing enough to create more jobs for the bumiputra graduates. And, he also suggested to the government to enforce 30% job quota in the private sector for bumiputras.

Now, the President of Cuepacs ( labour union for civil servants ), Omar Osman, hinted the civil servants are not getting enough pay and would refuse over time work, because they can work part time in private sector to get better compensation. Is this guy for real. Is he hinting that, we need to pay civil servant across the board higher salaries to encourage them to put in the little bit of extra efforts to render service excellence ?

God, who owes them a living ? kanlinlowboo... Everyday kowpek kowboooooo.

Malaysia has a low population of approximately 26 million people, but despite many major privatization of essential services, the tax payers are still burdened with 1.2 million civil servants, which works out to the ratio of 1 civil servant to 21 citizen. Omar said civil servants are reluctant to perform overtime work because the compensations are not attractive enough compared to private sector ? What a big joke ! By right, with that high ratio of 1:21, there shouldn't be any need for overtime work at all, and there shouldn't be any delay in delivery of government services at all. In fact, all their work should be completed within working hours, and if need be, the working hours should be reduced to save administrative overheads such as electricity, water, utilities, etc. They can not finished their work during office hours ? What have they been doing in the office ? peeling ikan bilis and kangkong ? gossiping politics ?

I am not a work flow expert, but as a tax payer, I find it unacceptable for the continuous lame excuses put up by the civil servants union to seek higher compensations by claiming improved productivity and comparing their compensation packages with the private sectors. Honestly, has there been any slight improvement in civil servant productivity ? with the current ratio, I don't think so ! Perhaps, when the ration is improved to say, 1: 100, then maybe the civil servants can stake claim of their improve productivity.

Another fallacy always put forward by Cuepac is, "employee in private sector get better pay than civil servant". Now, let be honest about this claim. Has there really been any audited and conclusive reports by independent study groups to stake this claim ? NO, no... and NO. Not that I am aware of. All these kowpek Kowboo civil servants are biasedly quoting figures from their god-knows-what sources to sinfully attempt to justify for higher salaries.

By claiming the reasons of unable to make ends meet, irrelevant productivity indicators, and selective comparison with private sector's compensation package to seek higher compensation package, the civil servants are indirectly using emotions to threaten Malaysians and conducting economic blackmailing. This irresponsible and ungrateful attitude must stop.

I personally know many hard working civil servants who work their butts out and are unselfishly committed to the professionalism demanded from their positions. These committed professional civil servants never demand higher compensations, because they know, their positions demand them to fulfill their obligations of national service and genuine productivity. To all those unhappy civil servants, the grass is always greener on the other side, if you felt that you are beinh shortchanged in the government services, please resign now to join the private sectors, rather than hogging on to the vacancies that other patriotic Malaysians are willing to fill. Please lah, stop making all those irritating noises, let's take the challenge, resign now to join the private sector !

How green was my grass ? I have this to say to you.... Stop complaining that you are getting not enough salary. Be thankful, at least you still have a job. When your salary is not enough, please try to live within your means. If you made less than RM2000 a month, tried not to impress other with your potential to live like a king. I have no problem eating chapfun everyday, what makes you think that you must given the special priviledge to dine in upmarket restaurants to impress the less fortunates ?

A sick teacher's tale from China......

The following article is reproduced from chinadaily.com.cn. Get well soon, Dou-san..

Sick teacher's tale melts many hearts
By Huang Zhiling (China Daily)
Updated: 2007-02-27 09:32

CHENGDU: None of Dou Hongbo's students were aware that their teacher suffered from anemia until he collapsed in the middle of a lecture on January 8.

The prognosis was not good. Dou's condition was so advanced that a kidney transplant was judged his only hope, but the costly procedure was more or less out of reach for someone living on the teacher's meagre salary.

That was when news of his condition started to spread, eventually inspiring a wave of kindness that reached its peak during the Spring Festival holiday, as local people flooded Dou's hospital room with flowers, fruits and food and what appears to be enough money to pay for his operation.

"I feel better than before Spring Festival and can walk now thanks to all the support from the public," said the 25-year-old teacher.

Dou teaches Chinese language, ethics and sports for fifth graders at Luqing Village Primary School in Pengshui Miao and Tujia Autonomous County. He also teaches sports to second, third and fourth graders.

"The school's students are poor. Mr Dou has given money to many students to help them pay for their expenses and workbooks," said Peng Weihong, a fourth-grader at the school.

"To save money, he doesn't eat breakfast and gives his lunch to poor students," said Peng, who had traveled for 10 hours along a mountain path to see her teacher before the lunar new year.

Several months ago, students noticed that Dou had started carrying a little brown bottle around with him. Whenever he coughed, he would have a drink from it. They assumed that the bottle contained some kind of soft drink. It was not until Dou fainted early last month did they find out that the bottle contained traditional Chinese medicine.

Zhong Ling, chief of the Department of Kidney-related Diseases at No 2 Hospital Affiliated to Chongqing Medical College in Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, where Dou is being treated, said severe anemia had caused Dou's kidneys to fail and a transplant would be his biggest hope of survival.

But the operation, which costs hundreds of thousands of yuan, was out of Dou's reach. With a monthly salary of only 700 (about $90), he has to support a wife and seven-month-old daughter.

Luqing is a poor village more than 40 kilometers from the county seat. But that did not stop students from Peng's class from traveling a long distance to sell corn and eggs at the market to raise more than 1,000 yuan ($128) to help pay for Dou's medical fees.

"Mr Dou must have got sick because he works so hard. There are fewer than 10 teachers at the school, and more than 400 students. He had to teach more than 20 classes each week," Peng said.

Local media picked up the story of Dou's illness and his students' efforts to help their teacher, and the news touched the hearts of countless readers when it was published in the middle of this month.

On February 13, local media launched a fund-raising campaign in Chongqing. Anyone who wanted to contribute to the effort to help Dou could send a short message that cost 10 yuan ($1.3) via mobile phone.

The scale of the public response to the campaign came as something of a surprise. Within three days, donations from short message senders amounted to 400,000 yuan ($51,282), which was enough to cover Dou's medical expenses, according to Xie Gangjin, headmaster of Dou's school.

Discriminations ! He said.....

The Umno Youth Complaints Bureau's Chairman Datuk Subahan Kamal has accused the Ministry of Human Resources of not doing enough to help Bumiputra graduates to secure employments in the private sector. According to him, some Bumiputra have to resort to driving taxis to earn a living. He also alleged discrimination against Bumiputras by Giant Hypermarket in Shah Alam. He has also asked the Ministry to enforce a 30% quota for bumiputras employee in the private sector.

Although I know UMNO is a very influential Malay political party in Malaysia. But, as a Malaysian, I do felt very hurt by the insensitive demands made by UMNO. After 50 years of independent, we are still resorting to racial politic to make demand. Personally, with due respect to all Malaysians, I would like to view UMNO's demand as reckless and irresponsible. By insisting on private sector also giving preferential treatments based on race is discriminatory and racist.

The pot calling the kettle black ? But again, with modern cooking gas and washing liquids, the pot and kettle resting in the modern kitchen can also be bloody shinny all the times. I rolled my eyes and shaked my head.......

The funny things is, when I go to Giant Hyper mart in Subang Jaya, I do see a lot of Sabahans working there. Aren't this Sabahan also Bumiputras ? or do we now have different classes of Bumiputra ? Of course, I also notice a substantial number of foreigners (I believe they are mostly Pakistanis and Bangladeshis ) working in the hyper mart. But these foreigners basically took up jobs that most Malaysians are reluctant to take up. We should be grateful to all these foreigners ! For they are also contributed significantly to Malaysia's economic miracles. Let us not now discriminate them simply because there are some Malaysians now want their jobs back. So what are the issues here ? Oh yah... silly me, general elections is coming soon.... there are always wannabe emerging from nowhere to seek political popularity.....

The Umno Youth Complaints Bureau's Chairman claimed that many Bumiputra graduates resort to driving Taxis. But, what's wrong with becoming a Taxi driver ? After all, it is an honorable profession. I once took a taxi in an oversea country, the taxi driver was a graduate with Master degree. He see it as a honourable way to gain legitimate income to support his family. I believed, to live an ethical life, there must be mutual respect for other people professions. Please, in your eagerness to glare your racist intents, do not degrade other professions. Beside, how many Bumiputera graduates are Taxi Drivers ? Honestly, tell us HOW MANY.

How about the plights of all other unemployed "Malaysian" graduates ? Wouldn't it be better to use your political knowledge working with the industries and the Ministry to map out strategies to help all unemployed Malaysian graduates to gain employable new skills and qualifications ? Why it always has to be shameless and selfish rent seeking parasitic demands and blaming the private sectors for the country's mismatch of economic resources ?

By August 31st 2007, Malaysia will be 50 years old. A middle age nation in an increasingly competitive world. To ensure our Jalur Gemilang continues to wave with pride in the world, our mindsets has to change ! We have to work as a single TEAM Malaysia, not TEAM MELAYU, Not TEAM CINA, Not TEAM INDIA, not TEAM MAMAK, etc... All those uncultured mentality of rent seeking and grievance seeking must stop. Otherwise, we will end up as a mugabed nation shouting to be an international champion among the pariahs.

Malaysia happens to be a member of the United Nations Human Rights Council, for a start, maybe all those shameless wannabe politicians should take a course in understanding the basic documents and declarations of the United Nations Human Rights Council, understand it, and practice it in Malaysia. 50 years....... was it 50 years of nation building ? was it 50 years of rent seeking ? was it 50 years of grievances seeking ? was it 50 years of racist demanding ? I don't know.... you tell me.....

I hate racists.... Does that made me unpatriotic and less Malaysian ? My sincere apology, if opinions expressed in this posting offended your sensitivity.