UPDATE2: I Heard that the person instructed to demolish the Temple is now suspended pending investigation. Now this what we need Proactive goverment. Good Job Pakatan Keep it up.
UPDATE: One of the Dailies in Malaysia stated that the Temple committee decided to tear down the temple for fce lift. If that is true the I apologies to Pakatan but I have 2 questions.
1/ What the Heck the officers doing there if it was committee who decide to tear down? were they looking for part time job?
2/ Why no members of the committee came up to explain if it was truly their decision?
As far as i know, Once Hindu Temples constructed, it will take a lot rituals to move the temple especially if the Temple is very old Temple.
Dudes, wake up dont play with religion. Its dangerous man.
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Temple demolition: ‘Officers acted against state directive’
By DHARMENDER SINGH, EDWARD RAJENDRA and A. LETCHUMANAN
KLANG: The Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) officers who tore down a Hindu temple had acted against a state government directive barring the destruction of places of worship.
State Local Government, Study and Research Committee chairman Ronnie Liu said the state government had issued an order asking all local councils to halt such actions against all places of worship.
It had issued the directive when it first came into power after the March 8 general election.
The Sri Maha Kaliamman temple in Kampung Tasik, Jalan Baru in Ampang was torn down on Sept 9.
These officers had openly defied the order, he said, and had also by-passed the committee on non-Muslim affairs headed by state executive councillors Teresa Kok, Dr Xavier Jayakumar and Liu himself.
“I contacted the council president a day after the incident and asked him investigate the matter and identify those involved.
“I was told he has submitted a preliminary report to my office but I have not read it since I am away in China now; it would be unfair for me comment further on the incident until I have done so,” he said when contacted on Thursday.
Liu had told a press conference a day after the incident that he was upset with the council officers’ move and warned they would face stern action, including being given the sack.
MIC President Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu also condemned the action, saying it went against the Opposition’s promise during the election campaign not to demolish any temples.
“It is very careless of the local council to demolish the temple without first relocating the temple,” he said in a statement.
After being informed of the demolition of the temple on Wednesday, Selangor MIC Youth chief M. Yogeswaran immediately lodged a report at the Ampang Jaya police station.
Human Resources Minister Datuk S. Subramaniam said the MIC was extremely disappointed with the Pakatan Rakyat state government and the Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ).
“Our stand all along has been that if a temple needs to be relocated due to road expansion or some other major development, it can be relocated with the agreement that a new place of worship be built in an ideal area,” he said.
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What a an eye opener, So this has nothing to do with political parties. It has a lot to do with DUMB mentality of these dumb idiot officers or is it?
Hindus, Budhhist, Taoist and Others ( as stated in their Mykards) Pack your bags and leave
This GOD Forsaken country. The moment One has no respect for another's religion, the moment one being fanatic about his/her religion and starts bitching about other religion, Then it is the moment to pack your bags and leave.
Leave the country for themselves and watch the fireworks from a far.I have only 1 sentence for Pakatan dont be another Pariah. keep up your to your promise.
This is interesting I would follow up in this issue and see where it leads. Now the status is " preminalary Report submitted". Ok lets see the next step.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Sunday, September 21, 2008
916 Came and Went.
Another promise made, and broken. It seems for politicians, making promises are like giving out candies and poor layman has to live and strife on these words. When a promise is broken trust is also broken. As for that matter I never trusted politicians.
A lot of hope and trust were trashed on 16/9/2008. As I have written before, Annuar still cannot be trusted and he is still yet to prove he is worthy of those votes.
No doubt there have been a lot of changes taking place since the opposition took the 5 states ( according to my friends) but I am yet to see the ultimate change in the policies that will foster this nation’s building blocks of unity. In the last couple of months we have seen a dramatic increase in court cases. There are ample of examples just go and look in to Malaysian dailies.
Once in a while the ugliness creeps its head out and shows to the nation that it would take not 5 but another life time before we see real unity among races living in Malaysia.
The current government is still going ahead with its agenda despite public out cry. This shows that they don’t give rat’s a#$ about what you and I think. I still remember those old days where I could easily befriend and talk to any race in fact I HAD a number friends from the Major race but now, they have disappeared. Either they have become Ultra or just passive too scared to voice their grievance.
If the force behind the current government or anyone who wants to head this nation wants really to see the Unity among the racs, then they should start with fostering it in the Schools.
That is your cradle. But unfortunately nothing has been done to either to start working or shown any interest. There is a lot of talking about this though but am yet to see it materialize.
Take your time and visit the schools. Just stand there during the “Perhimpunan” and watch. You will understand what I mean. Good number of people in teaching profession also is not satisfied with the current system but what can they do? They are merely wage earners not decision makers. Every single step taken by the current government is showing that UNITY is not in their Agenda. They want to Divide and rule just like the British did 50 years ago. As long as the country is in chaos, someone is gaining from it.
Who is gaining? I leave it up to your imaginary.
A lot of hope and trust were trashed on 16/9/2008. As I have written before, Annuar still cannot be trusted and he is still yet to prove he is worthy of those votes.
No doubt there have been a lot of changes taking place since the opposition took the 5 states ( according to my friends) but I am yet to see the ultimate change in the policies that will foster this nation’s building blocks of unity. In the last couple of months we have seen a dramatic increase in court cases. There are ample of examples just go and look in to Malaysian dailies.
Once in a while the ugliness creeps its head out and shows to the nation that it would take not 5 but another life time before we see real unity among races living in Malaysia.
The current government is still going ahead with its agenda despite public out cry. This shows that they don’t give rat’s a#$ about what you and I think. I still remember those old days where I could easily befriend and talk to any race in fact I HAD a number friends from the Major race but now, they have disappeared. Either they have become Ultra or just passive too scared to voice their grievance.
If the force behind the current government or anyone who wants to head this nation wants really to see the Unity among the racs, then they should start with fostering it in the Schools.
That is your cradle. But unfortunately nothing has been done to either to start working or shown any interest. There is a lot of talking about this though but am yet to see it materialize.
Take your time and visit the schools. Just stand there during the “Perhimpunan” and watch. You will understand what I mean. Good number of people in teaching profession also is not satisfied with the current system but what can they do? They are merely wage earners not decision makers. Every single step taken by the current government is showing that UNITY is not in their Agenda. They want to Divide and rule just like the British did 50 years ago. As long as the country is in chaos, someone is gaining from it.
Who is gaining? I leave it up to your imaginary.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Where is Malaysian Hindu Sangam Stand?
Sunday September 14, 2008
Let Teresa have her religious rights, say Christian leaders
PETALING JAYA: Christian leaders are appealing to the authorities to allow Selangor senior executive councillor Teresa Kok to practise her religious rights as a Catholic while in detention.
Bishop Dr Paul Tan Chee Ing said Kok should be allowed to pray with other Christians and attend Sunday mass as it was obligatory for all Catholics.
“She should also be allowed to see a priest to minister to her spiritual needs,” he said.
The Christian Federation of Malaysia chairman also hoped that Kok and the other Internal Security Act (ISA) detainee – Malaysia Today news portal editor Raja Petra Kamaruddin – be tried as soon as possible.
Council of Churches Malaysia general-secretary Reverend Dr Herman Shastri said messages had been sent to numerous churches to pray for those detained under ISA.
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At least there is some other religious entity coming out and speaking for Teresa Kok's spritual welfare. Where were Malaysia hindu Sangam when 5 of our hindraf leadears were arrested under ISA ( Draconian law). Malaysian Hindu Sangam supposedly to represent Hindu's and guide them in obeserving Hindu religious activities but so far what I have seen and heard is they are good only to sell Karpurum( Camphor) during Thaipusam ( a religious festival for hindus). This is what I learnt from people because based on their society registration that is what exactly they are athorized to do. So in what athourity they can advice hindus on the do's and don'ts.
Leaders in Malaysia Hindu Sangam....Dont you have principles? dont you have Bhakti hell dont you have balls???
I call upon new breed of hindus who know the religion very well to register a new association that truly represents and guides Hindus in malaysia and boldly speaks about oppresion done against Hindus.
Hell, better still, screw everyone and force the goverment to accept the registration of HINDRAF as the ultimate entity that governs the Hindus practice of hinduism in Malaysia.
Free the Hindraf 5.
Let Teresa have her religious rights, say Christian leaders
PETALING JAYA: Christian leaders are appealing to the authorities to allow Selangor senior executive councillor Teresa Kok to practise her religious rights as a Catholic while in detention.
Bishop Dr Paul Tan Chee Ing said Kok should be allowed to pray with other Christians and attend Sunday mass as it was obligatory for all Catholics.
“She should also be allowed to see a priest to minister to her spiritual needs,” he said.
The Christian Federation of Malaysia chairman also hoped that Kok and the other Internal Security Act (ISA) detainee – Malaysia Today news portal editor Raja Petra Kamaruddin – be tried as soon as possible.
Council of Churches Malaysia general-secretary Reverend Dr Herman Shastri said messages had been sent to numerous churches to pray for those detained under ISA.
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At least there is some other religious entity coming out and speaking for Teresa Kok's spritual welfare. Where were Malaysia hindu Sangam when 5 of our hindraf leadears were arrested under ISA ( Draconian law). Malaysian Hindu Sangam supposedly to represent Hindu's and guide them in obeserving Hindu religious activities but so far what I have seen and heard is they are good only to sell Karpurum( Camphor) during Thaipusam ( a religious festival for hindus). This is what I learnt from people because based on their society registration that is what exactly they are athorized to do. So in what athourity they can advice hindus on the do's and don'ts.
Leaders in Malaysia Hindu Sangam....Dont you have principles? dont you have Bhakti hell dont you have balls???
I call upon new breed of hindus who know the religion very well to register a new association that truly represents and guides Hindus in malaysia and boldly speaks about oppresion done against Hindus.
Hell, better still, screw everyone and force the goverment to accept the registration of HINDRAF as the ultimate entity that governs the Hindus practice of hinduism in Malaysia.
Free the Hindraf 5.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Lame Excuses again and again.
Sunday August 31, 2008
Ahmad didn’t mean it, says Abdullah
KEPALA BATAS: Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi will personally see to it that Bukit Bendera Umno chief Datuk Ahmad Ismail does not repeat his remarks about the Chinese community.
“I will tell him not to do it again. You know in a campaign all sorts of things can come up. I don’t think he meant it. I’ll make sure to tell him not to use it again,” the Prime Minister said after chairing the Bertam Umno division meeting yesterday.
Ahmad had allegedly called the Chinese pendatang (immigrants) and was also reported to have said that “as the Chinese were only immigrants it was impossible to achieve equal rights amongst races” during a ceramah in Permatang Pauh in Aug 25.
He had allegedly uttered the remarks in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
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Come On give me a break. Do this people really think Malaysian citizens have pea brains?
In the span of 3 months we already had 3 incidents involving public servants either uttering racial slur or calling them derogatory names. Worst still this last incident mentioned above was uttered in the presence of Deputy Prime minister.These are the people leading Malaysia at the moment. Imagine where Malaysia would it be by 2011.
And what these so called leaders call all these incidents " I am sure they did not mean it".What the F@#$ is this?
YOu as a leader should take prompt and swift action by smacking on these morons heads by saying " Gomen in Bapak engkau punya ke"( This Goverment is it your fathers?) and straight way strip their tittles and their jobs. Or suspend them until they publicly apologize to the people involved.
By doing this, in future your moron staffs will be more careful when dealing with people.
Dont we have any calibre leaders left in malaysia? Dont Suggest Anuar Ibrahim. He is yet to prove himself worthy of those votes.
Damn! Damn! Damn!....Sad Sad Sad.
Ahmad didn’t mean it, says Abdullah
KEPALA BATAS: Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi will personally see to it that Bukit Bendera Umno chief Datuk Ahmad Ismail does not repeat his remarks about the Chinese community.
“I will tell him not to do it again. You know in a campaign all sorts of things can come up. I don’t think he meant it. I’ll make sure to tell him not to use it again,” the Prime Minister said after chairing the Bertam Umno division meeting yesterday.
Ahmad had allegedly called the Chinese pendatang (immigrants) and was also reported to have said that “as the Chinese were only immigrants it was impossible to achieve equal rights amongst races” during a ceramah in Permatang Pauh in Aug 25.
He had allegedly uttered the remarks in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
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Come On give me a break. Do this people really think Malaysian citizens have pea brains?
In the span of 3 months we already had 3 incidents involving public servants either uttering racial slur or calling them derogatory names. Worst still this last incident mentioned above was uttered in the presence of Deputy Prime minister.These are the people leading Malaysia at the moment. Imagine where Malaysia would it be by 2011.
And what these so called leaders call all these incidents " I am sure they did not mean it".What the F@#$ is this?
YOu as a leader should take prompt and swift action by smacking on these morons heads by saying " Gomen in Bapak engkau punya ke"( This Goverment is it your fathers?) and straight way strip their tittles and their jobs. Or suspend them until they publicly apologize to the people involved.
By doing this, in future your moron staffs will be more careful when dealing with people.
Dont we have any calibre leaders left in malaysia? Dont Suggest Anuar Ibrahim. He is yet to prove himself worthy of those votes.
Damn! Damn! Damn!....Sad Sad Sad.
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.
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.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
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.
by
Malaysian by HEART and SOUL. TANAH TUMPAH DARAH KU OH MALAYSIA.
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.
by
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?
‘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?
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