Wednesday, September 26, 2012
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Why protest?
Why protest?
We are passive as long as we are not directly involved. Why? Simply, it causes us no immediate direct harm.
Why go to Bersih ?
Let the opposition fight it out, after all they are the ones who will gain from a fair and just election.
Why go to pengerang ?
After all it is a fishing village far away.
Why go for Suaram candle vigil?
Nothing to do with me, they can persecute Dr. Kua Kia Soong. It got nothing to do with me.
Why join the Dong Zong rally?
It is only a Chinese education problem. I prefer the comfort of my home.
A story....a rat was so frightened by Madam who came home with a mouse trap. He called a meeting with the chicken, goat and cow. They
were all very passive because they are in no direct, immediate danger.
Well, one day a snake was caught in the mouse trap. Before the snake was killed, it bit the hand of Madam.
The farmer, slaughtered the chicken for madam to boil herbal soup for her speedy recovery.
So many relatives came to visit Madam, the farmer slaughtered the goat to provide a meal for them.
Unfortunately, the poison of the snake was too much for Madam, she finally succumbed and died.
During the funeral, so many friends and relatives came, the farmer slaughtered the cow to provide a meal for all the guests.
Will you remain passive and be in the comfort of the home and let others fight it out in Malaysia?
Malaysia is ours, we need to stand up and be counted. When evil befall one of us, it will eventually affect all if we remain passive!
Will you join us for Suaram Candle light Vigil at Dataran Merdeka this coming Tuesday?
Meet 5PM outside of Wong Clinic, Bukit Baru. Will car pool to KL.
Please let me know, will need to take care of the logistics. Please text: 0122691176 or email: fortpin@gmail.com
Friday, September 21, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
ROS probing Suaram over illegal raising of funds - Nation | The Star Online
ROS probing Suaram over illegal raising of funds - Nation | The Star Online
Wow, suddenly, all investigations are on Suaram! Why?Something to hide?what can /should do?
Wow, suddenly, all investigations are on Suaram! Why?Something to hide?what can /should do?
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
10 Reasons Why You Should Bother To Protest
10 Reasons Why You Should Bother To Protest. A little money that is all, you have no choice. See you in Pengerang 30/9/2012!
What do you do when the government and business cronies want to take away your house, fishing village that you have been living all your life in exchange for
What do you do when the government and business cronies want to take away your house, fishing village that you have been living all your life in exchange for
Monday, September 17, 2012
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Friday, September 14, 2012
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Will Najib dare to sue Daily over new details on Scorpene and the Murder?
Will Our PM dare to Sue Daily over new details on Scorpene and the Murder ?
The Phnom Penh Post published an article accusing Najib of receiving
bribes and having met Altantuya Shaariibuu.
A PKR leader wants the PM to take the Cambodian daily to court.
PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak has been urged to sue a
Cambodian newspaper which published an article containing “new
details” surrounding the controversial Scorpene deal and the murder of
Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu.
PKR-linked NGO Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM) said Najib as head
of state and Umno must haul The Phnom Penh Post to court over its
Monday article to “clear the nation’s name”.
"These disclosures clearly stated that Najib met Altantuya with
(Abdul) Razak Baginda in Paris. Also revealed was the (alleged) USD160
million bribe that was split between Najib, Razak Baginda and other
Umno leaders,” said SAMM chairman Badrul Hisham Shaharin.
The PKR Rembau chief said aside from the paper, journalist Roger
Mitton, who wrote the article “Submarine deal resurfaces to haunt
Malaysia’s top man” must also be brought to court.
His (Mitton’s) revelations embarrasses the nation while this
corruption of the highest order involving the nation’s defence
equipment begins to escalate.
“It also invites terrible perception of a Muslim prime minister who,
prior to this, has sworn that he has never known the translator who
was killed without a motive,” he added.
Najib cannot remain silent
Stressing that Najib cannot remain silent, Badrul said: “The article
by this Phnom Penh Post reporter contains very serious statements and
is approved for viewing by the world.”
“It will invite the perception that the Malaysian prime minister is
being implicated in corruption and murder. Najib’s flip flop attitude
when it comes to his status with Altantuya is now the big question,”
he added.
He said if Najib is unable to lead this country without credibility,
then “SAMM will be glad if Najib resigns rather than further
embarrassing the country.”
“Perhaps Muhyiddin [Yassin] can be acting prime minister for the time
being before the 13th general election.
“This is no longer a domestic political issue but the image of the
country at the international level. That which embarrasses the country
is not the demonstrations of the people but the image of our country
is affected because of a few leaders with criminal scandals who
continue to lead the country, without having the courage to clean up
their images,” he added.
‘Fell in love with Altantuya’
In the said article, Mitton wrote about how the recently started Paris
judicial inquiry on the Scorpene submarines will cause more
controversies to resurface to haunt Najib.
Mitton also said he personally met Razak Baginda regularly during his
posting as a journalist in Kuala Lumpur in the 90s and continued to
meet him each time he visited Malaysia.
However, Mitton said when Razak Baginda became “pointman” for the
Scorpene purchase, he had already left KL and only met the latter
again in Venice, Italy, at the 2002 Asean-Europe conference.
“Razak [Baginda] attended only briefly and when I asked why he was
rushing off, he said he was needed in Paris for an important defence
deal,” he added.
Mitton also narrated how Razak Baginda “fell in love” with Altantuya
but tried to end the affair while the latter had clung on to him.
“She would not have it, and in desperation, he spoke to Najib and the
police were called in to keep her away,” he wrote.
Mitton also made a new allegation that Altantuya was raped by the
“aggressive special branch officers” before shooting her in the head
and blowing up her remains with C4 explosives.
The article drew a multitude of comments on the web, with it being
shared repeatedly on Facebook and reposted in other blogs.
Meanwhile, when contacted via e-mail, Mitton said his sources were
normally accurate.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
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