How Come How Long, It's not Right , Its So wrong

How Come How Long, It's not Right , Its So wrong. Those are lyrics of Babyface's Song title and Chorus written by Stevie Wonder in 1997.

Today while I was flying, I was listening to this song from my Ipod. I did not even know I had this song. I guess, this song was written with a lady in mind but The Chorus caught my attention.Why? Because it expressed exactly my feelings towards my motherland, Malaysia with what these people are doing to her. It expressed exactly what I wish to tell to my fellow Malaysians.

Here is the Chorus.

How come, how long
Its not right, its so wrong
Do we let it just go on
Turn our backs and carry on
Wake up, for its too late
Right now, we cant wait
She wont have a second try
Open up your hearts
As well as your eyes


If anyone gets a chance to listen to this song, you will know exactly what I mean. But just before you listen to this song, make sure you know what’s going on in our political climate. I definitely would like one of my good friend to listen to this song. Then it would make sense. Wake up my fellow Malaysians.


Today my beloved country celebrates 51st Independence. Somehow rather I feel we are light years away from the true meaning of Independence. I feel so sad for my motherland my heart goes for her as my tears flow down remembering what she is going thru.With Heavy Heart I wish Happy Independence day MOM. I swear Sons of you would not let you cry no more. We will rise against all odds and save you from this suffering, save you from these scavengers.


Tanah Tumpahnya Darahku Oh Malaysia.

Rakyat and the Parliment

Thursday August 28, 2008 MYT 3:26:56 PM
Only question time is aired live, says Info Minister
By LEE YUK PENG
KUALA LUMPUR: The live telecast of Dewan Rakyat sitting is only to cover the first 30 minutes of question time, says Information Minister Datuk Ahmad Shabery Cheek.
He said the live telecast also does not cover the doa (prayers) nor does it cover any announcement made by the speaker presiding the sitting.
“It starts with the first question listed for question time,” said Ahmad Shabery.
Explaining the reason why Permatang Pauh MP Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s swearing-in ceremony was not telecast live, Ahmad Shabery said there was also no live telecast for the swearing-in ceremony of the 222 MPs after the general election.
The live telecast of the Dewan Rakyat sitting started on April 30 which was the first day of question time while all MPs took their oath on April 28.
Ahmad Shabery also said there was nothing special about one MP swearing in.
“We want to devote the air time to question time,” he told reporters Thursday at the Parliament Lobby.
Ahmad Shabery also said such practice would continue should there be any by-election in the future.
He also said that even if the Barisan Nasional candidate were to win in a by-election, there would not be any live telecast for the swearing-in ceremony.
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Nazri Abd Aziz who is in charge of Parliament affairs, said: “Our agreement is to telecast only the question time and not other matters.
“It does not matter when the question time starts but we will only show the first 30 minutes of it,” he said.


We the Rakyat Demand you broadcast the full session of the parliment.You are there to decide whats best for us with the authority given to you by us. Now, with the same authority we demand you to broadcastthe full session as it involves our daily survival issues.

We want to see how you fight our cause. This is a way we evaluate your performance.

IF you deny us that rights , you are not doing your job as per your Job Description because we dont see your output.

Therefore, before your terms is over, if any occassion arises that we see deem fit to sack you, REST ASSURED WE WILL.

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Malaysian by HEART and SOUL. TANAH TUMPAH DARAH KU OH MALAYSIA.

Politician who is more concern about the Seat then Peoples Problem

Thursday August 28, 2008 MYT 3:26:56 PM
‘Tsunami’ in the House
By ZULKIFLI ABD RAHMAN
KUALA LUMPUR: Former Opposition Leader Lim Kit Siang (DAP-Ipoh Timur) seemed to be energised by the return of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to Parliament when he was asking a supplementary question during question time on Thursday.
Lim stood up and congratulated him for returning to Parliament after an absence of 10 years.
"With the success of the second political tsunami in Permatang Pauh and the coming of the 'Titanic' next time ...," he said, while his voice was drowned out by Barisan Nasional backbenchers, who shouted at him not to waste time and told him to ask the relevant question.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz, who was replying to Lim about the issue of illegal immigrants in Sabah, stood up and immediately doused Lim's good mood.
"I admit there are things such as tsunamis or Titanic in politics, and that's why your seat has been blown to that side," he added to laughter from the Barisan backbenchers.
Nazri was referring to Lim's former seat at the first seat of the Opposition bench, which was designated as the Opposition Leader's seat.
Lim is now sitting four places away from his original seat, which he had occupied before the March general election.

I just dont have any words to describe the mentality of BN's MPs. What are these Pariahs doing in the parliment?

Revocation of VOA ( Visa on Arrival)

The Star Newspaper


Thursday August 28, 2008
Govt revokes VOAs for three countries
SEREMBAN: The Government has revoked the visa-on-arrival (VOA) facility for nationals from India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The ruling came into effect on Aug 1.
“A Home Ministry circular has been sent out on the latest directive. We do not know why there has been this sudden change in policy,” a source said.
He said the VOA privilege, introduced in September 2006 to promote tourism, would not be extended to nationals from Afghanistan, Colombia, Israel, Montenegro, Serbia and 21 countries in the African continent as well.
It is learnt that the Cabinet made the decision at a recent meeting.
The VOA allows foreign tourists to apply for a 30-day visa at six major entry points.
They are the KL International Airport, Bayan Lepas, Senai, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu internartional airports and the Sultan Abu Bakar Complex in Tanjung Kupang, Johor.
Applicants need to pay RM100 for the VOA.
In June, Deputy Home Minister Datuk Chor Chee Heung had said that 68,238 of the 208,451 holders of VOAs had overstayed, with Indian nationals the biggest culprits at 35,912, followed by Pakistanis (13,014), Bangladeshis (6,688), Chinese (5,452) and Sri Lankans (5,093).
The source said it did not make sense for the VOA to be revoked when the Government was aggressively promoting tourism.
He said that those granted VOAs must also have sponsors here.
Immigration director-general Datuk Mahmood Adam confirmed the VOA revocation order for certain countries.
“Several high commissions and embassies have appealed to review the ruling.
“We will forward this to the Home Ministry for consideration,” he added.

Great... They say something and do something else. This is BN. What bout thousands if not Millions of Indonesians that over stayed what about thousands chinese nationals. What about thousands of MyKard issued to thousands of Indonesians and yet Malaysian Indians who were born and Raised in Malaysia still waiting for legal MyKards. The Biggest culprits are not Indians as per the paper , the biggest culprits are the Goverment.

This is 50 yrs ruling of Draconian Goverment

Nation in Distress

Since the By election, There is hope that I can see over the Horizon. Where there is hope there is definitely success. Therefore my beloved Flag and nation, fly high again enough suffering as I have described below.
I carry on my shoulders the name Malaysia each and every time I leave Malaysia and if I might add I do carry it in the big league.

So here I am one day back home after retiring from world scene, trying to earn a decent living. My wife and I were very much interested in education. I tried setting up a business in the education line and eventually ended up closing the business because I could not get the license.

The damn officer in one of the ministry in Putrajaya. Couldn’t care less of what I have to say. We tried all legitimate venues and finally exhausted our money and venue I approached the ministers private secretary. After I introduced my self and the achievements I have brought to Malaysia. After telling him all my over seas stints that carried Malaysia name, he just said 1 thing… BULLSHIT !!!.

That set me off. I told him, I swear 1 day you will be out of the post and that day I will come and see him again. And that day is not too far ahead.

For people like myself. Genuinely worked to uphold Malaysia’s good name, that is the reward we get from the politicians. For people like myself who genuinely carry on their shoulder Malaysia’s name abroad, that is the response we get from politicians.

Like me, there are thousands of unsung heroes who still carry Malaysia’s name and Flag high each and every time they respond to their task overseas.

I challenge anyone who dares to accuse me not being patriotic.

Malays Who claim to be Bumiputera ( sons of the land) from Reid Commission point of View

Article 153 has been a source of controversy since the early days of Malaysia. In particular, it was not entirely clear if Article 153 was predicated on the Malays' economic status at the time, or if it was meant to recognise Bumiputra as a special class of citizens. Some took the latter view, like Singaporean politician Lee Kuan Yew of the People's Action Party (PAP), who publicly questioned the need for Article 153 in Parliament, and called for a "Malaysian Malaysia". In a speech, Lee bemoaned what would later be described as the Malaysian social contract:
"According to history, Malays began to migrate to Malaysia in noticeable numbers only about 700 years ago. Of the 39% Malays in Malaysia today, about one-third are comparatively new immigrants like the secretary-general of UMNO, Dato' Syed Ja'afar Albar, who came to Malaya from Indonesia just before the war at the age of more than thirty. Therefore it is wrong and illogical for a particular racial group to think that they are more justified to be called Malaysians and that the others can become Malaysian only through their favour."[5]
Lee also criticised the government's policies by stating that "[t]hey, the Malay, have the right as Malaysian citizens to go up to the level of training and education that the more competitive societies, the non-Malay society, has produced. That is what must be done, isn't it? Not to feed them with this obscurantist doctrine that all they have got to do is to get Malay rights for the few special Malays and their problem has been resolved."[6] He also lamented "Malaysia — to whom does it belong? To Malaysians. But who are Malaysians? I hope I am, Mr Speaker, Sir. But sometimes, sitting in this chamber, I doubt whether I am allowed to be a Malaysian."[7]
Lee's statements upset many, especially politicians from the Alliance. Then Finance Minister Tan Siew Sin called Lee the "greatest, disruptive force in the entire history of Malaysia and Malaya."[8] The Tunku considered Lee to be too extremist in his views, while other UMNO politicians thought Lee was simply taking advantage of the situation to pander to the Chinese Malaysians.[9] PAP-UMNO relations were chilled further when UMNO officials publicly backed the opposition Singapore Alliance Party in Singapore's 1963 general election and PAP responded in turn by fielding several candidates in the Malaysian federal elections in 1964. These acts were seen by each party as challenges of the other's authority in their respective domains, and in violation of previous agreements made by the PAP and UMNO before merger not to contest each other's elections until Malaysia had matured enough.[10] The tension led to the 1964 racial riots in Singapore that killed 36 people. Eventually, the Tunku decided to ask Singapore, through Lee and some of his closest confidantes, to secede from Malaysia. Eventually, Lee agreed to do so, and Singapore became an independent nation in 1965, with Lee as its first Prime Minister.[7] The Constitution of Singapore contains an article, Article 152, that names the Malays as "indigenous people" of Singapore and therefore requiring special safeguarding of their rights and privileges as such. However, the article specifies no policies for such safeguarding.

as Article 160 of the Constitution defines a Malay as a Muslim Malaysian citizen born to another Malaysian citizen, other people, such as the Chief Minister of Selangor, Khir Toyo, whose father was an Indonesian immigrant, have benefited from Article 153 and the privileges it entails.[4]

All of these thiefs currently in power, robbing malaysians especially the real bumiputras should be stripped of their tittles and their assets should be frozen.

HEALTHY JUICES FOR TOTAL WELLNESS

Recommend below are the secret recipe for healthy drinking.


Carrot + Ginger + Apple
Boost and cleanse our system.

Apple + Cucumber + Celery
Prevent cancer, reduce cholesterol, and improve stomach upset and headache.

Tomato + Carrot + Apple
Improve skin complexion and bad breath.

Bitter gourd + Apple + Milk
Avoid bad breath and reduce internal body heat.

Orange + Ginger + Cucumber
Improve skin texture and moisture and reduce body heat.


Pineapple + Apple + Watermelon
To dispel excess salts, nourishes the bladder and kidney

Apple + Cucumber + Kiwi
To improves skin complexion.

Pear & Banana
To regulates sugar content.

Carrot + Apple + Pear + Mango
Clear body heat, counteracts toxicity, decreased blood pressure and Fight oxidization!

Honeydew + Grape + Watermelon + Milk
Rich in vitamin C + Vitamin B2 that increases cell
activity and Strengthen body immunity.

Papaya + Pineapple + Milk
Rich in vitamin C, E, Iron. Improve skin complexion and metabolism.

Banana + Pineapple + Milk
Rich in Vitamin with nutritious and prevent constipation