Since many asked me whether I will go back to my hometown to cast my vote this upcoming election, I guess this is my answer 🙂 Yes, I will go back to Sarawak to vote. Previous election in 2004, I was not eligible to vote, but this time I am ready! I am going to […]
Dear Malaysians, in the context of the a government servant vs the rakyat, who do think is the boss? We the rakyat who put them in office are the boss, or the government servant is the boss? Well, this is one very interesting comment I found in Facebook. It was posted by a lady, and she would like to be known as […]
This is one very brutal article by this one guy, Michael Chick (what a name!) I think it makes a good read. If you are offended by this article, well ‘siapa makan cili dia yang terasa pedasnya’, right? Or just treat it as a joke. Ha! Ha! Ha! 🙂 From Malaysia-Today, Malaysian Chinese are stupid Posted […]
We have The Matrix Trilogy and Lord of The Ring Trilogy. In true Malaysia Boleh spirit, we now have Lingam-gate Trilogy! Aye! Aye! You probably already watched Part 1 and Part II of Lingam-gate. Now you are going to watch Part III of Lingam-gate. I have no idea if they will come out with Part IV, I guess […]
‘Sunday January 27, 2008 KUALA LUMPUR: Fifty-six people, including several opposition and non-governmental organisation (NGO) leaders, were arrested for attending a rally to protest against rising prices of fuel and other essential items. City police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Muhamad Sabtu Osman said police obtained an order from the magistrate’s court to stop the rally […]
I guess you guys should know already what happened yesterday in the city. Oh you don’t? Go and read some news you ignorant farker! Yesterday, the Hindraf rally was held in front of the British High Commission building. Well, they never really reach the place because they were assaulted and blocked with tear gasses, water […]
From http://yahyasyap.blogspot.com/2007/11/freedom-from-tyrants-both-foreign-and.html On the 31st of August, 2007, Malaysia celebrated 50 years of independence from British rule. The British ruled Malaysia for their own benefit, exploiting local inhabitants – Malays, Chinese and Indians – to make Britain wealthy. When they left, the hero of independence Tunku Abdul Rahman became Prime Minister under a constitution which […]