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 cannon, chemical laced water. Pretty much like the BERSIH march on Nov 10. But from what I saw in the news, this time it was pretty bad. The police acted with force, spraying the crowd with chemical laced water, shooting canisters of tear gas to the crowd.

Why the government choose the hard way out? Just let them gather peacefully, submit whatever memorandum they want and ensure the safety with the help of police, RELA or whatever enforcement units. But they choose to act with force, asking the crowd to disperse and when they didn’t do that, they provoked them with tear gasses, water cannons, etc. What supposed to be and will be a peaceful gathering turned into chaos. It is very wrong to say every demonstration will end up in violence, riots. If there is no provocation from both sides, how it will turn violent? And to think of the reason given by some dumbass politicians, that they scared of any demonstration or gathering will cause riots, disrupt the peace and incite racial disharmony, why should them? It depends very much on how the government handle it. Sending in FRU, attacking the crowd to force them to disperse that is very dumb and stupid way of handling this crowd. Let them walk, what harm they can do? Why in other countries, people can gather peacefully, march safely but not in Malaysia? Are we so dumb and politically immature to do that?

The logic behind the reason the police reject the permit for a gathering or rally always crack me up. It is downright bias. What are the reasons given? The standard one will be, causing disturbance, not a safe place to held a gathering, will disrupt traffic and bla bla bla.. What they are trying to say, they are basically not able to provide peace and safety to the crowd if they gather? What we need the police for? If the place is not safe, not appropriate sure there are ways to overcome that. If the police fear of riots, violence to happen, be there, monitor the crowd. Not shooting at the crowd, or busy making roadblocks which jam the already farking congested road.

The local dailies and electronic medias reported that many police officers were injured because of the clash during the Hindraf rally, how many businesses were closed down, how this give Malaysia a bad name, bad image, and if you read the news during BERSIH rally, a group of traders even gathered and voiced their unhappiness over the lose of income. Well, all this will not happen if the government allow people to gather peacefully, and monitor them as they demonstrate. How hard is that? It is no difference with monitoring a stadium full of people rocking to a music band no? Imagine these rallies were given police permit, the FRU, police and other enforcement units monitor the rallies as they go on. Do you think all this will happen? Just look at other countries. I believe Malaysians in general will never resort to violence under normal condition. We are generally good citizen, and who so stupid to incite fights which will endanger their own life? Check out the videos for yourself, browse Youtube, or watch even TV3, RTM1 and 2, see for yourself, do you see the crowd went berserk, amok against the police or FRUs? Most of the time, they are the one running away, saving their ass from tear gasses and water cannons. If they really violent people and they are out there with the intention to incite fights, do you think 10,000-20,000 people against few thousands or hundreds FRUs and police will be enough to stop them?

I am so sad reading and watching the local news nowadays. It is farking bias. Yesterday, they showed repeatedly photos, image of police officers injured in the ‘clash’. How about the civilian in the crowd? I am sure some suffered injuries, difficulties in breathing, maybe some ashmatic among the crowd, some maybe trampled when running from the water cannon, some beaten by the police and FRU, how about them? Don’t just report story from one side and ignore the rest.

I am tired of all this. I shouldn’t give a damn about all this, I should go with the principle of as long as I can cari makan, then it is ok, fark the rest. But that’s not me. I believe things will change for better. So I will not stop. Fark me if you want 🙂

Facebook is so fun 😀 Heroes is one of the coolest show around now. The show tells the story of several people who “thought they were like everyone else… until they realized they have incredible abilities.” These people soon realize they have a role in preventing a catastrophe and saving humanity. I love it so much. Facebook got this application ‘Which Hero Are You?’, where you need to answer few questions and they will tell you which Heroes character you are most like. So I took the quiz and I end up as…

You are “Peter Petrelli”!
You are the most powerful hero there is, which is cool because you’re also nice, smart, and good looking. Damn you. Ever the reluctant protagonist, you play a perfect foil to the show’s villain. And your awful family. Who you of course love anyway because you’re that darn heroic.

Wah, my bawls size increased ten-folds after reading that.. hahahaha! It feels so good reading that.

Random, incoherent ramblings.. bear with it.

I am bored (now).

I was intoxicated last night.

I was at a friend’s farewell party. He will go to Dubai next week.

I downed glasses of beer, tuak, and red wine last night. Now I feel like a piece of garbage. Wasted.

I woke up late this morning.

I went for supper with a friend at Restoran Murni, SS2 just now. The mango special is nice. Yummy!

I lost my WordPress blog. Now I only can view my previous post by googling cache:http://bongkersz.wordpress.com. WordPress sucks!

I watched Lucky Number Slevin last Wednesday. Nice movie.

I am addicted to Warbook, and Facebook. I refreshed my page every few seconds.

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By Michael Backman The Age
November 21, 2007

THE Government of Australia will probably change hands this weekend. There will be no arrests, no tear gas andno water cannons. The Government of John Howard will leave office, the Opposition will form a government andeveryone will accept the verdict.

For this, every Australian can feel justifiably proud. This playing by the rules is what has made Australia rich and agood place in which to invest. It is a country to which people want to migrate; not leave.

Now consider Malaysia. The weekend before last, up to 40,000 Malaysians took to the streets in Kuala Lumpur toprotest peacefully against the judiciary’s lack of independence, electoral fraud, corruption and a controlled media.

In response, they were threatened by the Prime Minister, called monkeys by his powerful son-in-law, and blastedwith water cannons and tear gas. And yet the vast majority of Malaysians do not want a change of government. Allthey want is for their government to govern better.

Both Malaysia and Australia have a rule of law that’s based on the English system. Both started out as colonies of Britain. So why is Malaysia getting it so wrong now?

Malaysia’s Government hates feedback. Dissent is regarded as dangerous, rather than a product of diversity. And like the wicked witch so ugly that she can’t stand mirrors, the Government of Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi controls the media so that it doesn’t have to see its own reflection.

Demonstrations are typically banned. But what every Malaysian should know is that in Britain, Australia and othermodern countries, when people wish to demonstrate, the police typically clear the way and make sure no one getshurt. The streets belong to the people. And the police, like the politicians, are their servants. It is not the other wayaround.

But increasingly in Malaysia, Malaysians are being denied a voice — especially young people.Section 15 of Malaysia’s Universities and University Colleges Act states that no student shall be a member of or inany manner associate with any society, political party, trade union or any other organisation, body or group ofpeople whatsoever, be it in or outside Malaysia, unless it is approved in advance and in writing by the vice-chancellor.

Nor can any student express or do anything that may be construed as expressing support, sympathy or oppositionto any political party or union. Breaking this law can lead to a fine, a jail term or both.

The judiciary as a source of independent viewpoints has been squashed. The previous prime minister, MahathirMohamad, did many good things for Malaysia, but his firing of the Lord President (chief justice) and two other Supreme Court judges in 1988 was an unmitigated disaster. Since then, what passes for a judiciary in Malaysia hasbeen an utter disgrace and the Government knows it.

Several years ago, Daim Zainuddin, the country’s then powerful finance minister, told me that judges in Malaysiawere a bunch of idiots. Of course we want them to be biased, he told me, but not that biased.

Rarely do government ministers need to telephone a judge and demand this or that verdict because the judges areso in tune with the Government’s desires that they automatically do the Government’s beckoning.

Just how appalling Malaysia’s judiciary has become was made clear in recent weeks with the circulation of a videoclip showing a senior lawyer assuring someone by telephone that he will lobby the Government to have him madeLord President of the Supreme Court because he had been loyal to the Government. That someone is believed tohave been Ahmad Fairuz Abdul Halim, who did in fact become Lord President.

A protest march organised by the Malaysian Bar Council was staged in response to this, and corruption among thejudiciary in general. But the mainstream Malaysian media barely covered the march even though up to 2000 BarCouncil members were taking part. Reportedly, the Prime Minister’s office instructed editors to play down the event.

Instead of a free media, independent judges and open public debate, Malaysians are given stunts — the world’stallest building and most recently, a Malaysian cosmonaut. Essentially, they are given the play things of modernitybut not modernity itself.

Many senior Malays are absolutely despairing at the direction of their country today. But with the media tightlycontrolled they have no way of getting their views out to their fellow countrymen. This means that most Malaysiansfalsely assume that the Malay elite is unified when it comes to the country’s direction.

Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, a former finance minister and today still a member of the Government, told me severalweeks ago in Kuala Lumpur that he could see no reason why today Malaysia could not have a completely freemedia, a completely independent judiciary and that corrupt ministers and other officials should be publicly exposedand humiliated.

According to Tengku Razaleigh, all of the institutions designed to make Malaysia’s Government accountable andhonest have been dismantled or neutered.

It didn’t need to be like this. Malaysia is not North Korea or Indonesia. It is something quite different. Its legalsystem is based on British codes. Coupled with traditional Malay culture, which is one of the world’s mosthospitable, decent and gentle cultures, Malaysia has the cultural and historical underpinnings to become one of Asia’s most civilised, rules-based, successful societies.

Instead, Malaysia’s Government is incrementally wasting Malaysia’s inheritance.

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 promised Westminster style democracy. It promised that while the Malays, the Monarchies and Islam would be protected, all citizens would be citizens of a new, democratic nation.

Westminster democracy has at its core that the people are entitled to choose those who govern them in free and fair elections. This means not only that elections be held, but that the parliament elected should be broadly representative of the votes taken in the election. People must also be free to vote for who they wish without risking penalties to do so. Another assumption is that all parties will have access to and be treated equally by the media.

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I got this conversation in my facebook. This fella out of nowhere messaged and me being the kind hearted person I am, I gladly entertained him.. Haha! Check out the messages from this fella :

i ll vote for BN

Between You and Tun XXXXX

Tun XXXXX
11:59pm November 16th
long live BN

Me
12:08am November 17th
so what 🙂 i’ll use BN poster to wipe my ass..

Tun XXXXX
12:17am November 17th
no wonder u people keep losing… wt attitude like urs… disgusting

Me
12:30am November 17th
what’s so disgusting with using a toilet paper to wipe your ass? Dude, you want to talk, go to the discussion board and present your side of the story. We are losing because you guys are not playing fair. Pengecut, what to expect? Do you think BN will dare to compete on level field? Fight us with our hands tied, kalau menang pun nak bangga? Pfttt!

Tun XXXXX
12:40am November 17th
losers always like tht… x pandai menari, lantai dikata tinggi rendah… wt d attitude like urs no way u can win against BN, u only deserve to be street brawlers, menyusahkan – and thts why I’m voting for BN

Me
12:46am November 17th
🙂 orang menang selalu berlagak, belum tahu langit tinggi rendah. vote lah for BN, since they give you kain pelikat, kain batik, 2 guni beras.. that’s the price of your harga diri, we can understand. no offence man, people like you.. never fail to crack me up haha, see just how pathetic you go around messaging people you are voting for BN. hahaha! get a life man. balik hisap susu emak, lepak bawah ketiak emak, jadi budak baik. haha!

Tun XXXXX
12:51am November 17th
he he he, at least i dont hv 2 use nasty words like u hv to, it just showed tht u n i are of different class, only those yg kurang ajar has 2 use such a nasty word. Harga diri n maruah are how u carry urself, and the way u carry urs, it must b ur parents, or worst stil u dont hv parents 2 teach u how to speak to others.. i think tht is why my vote is for BN

Me
12:56am November 17th
nasty? you need to brush up your english or malay then. that’s nasty for you? i think BN politicians more nasty, remember Badruddin? Nazri? Aziz? Bung Mokhtar? Your friends from BN. They are your idols no? yea, harga diri and maruah that you have, is worth one BN vote. Thanks for telling

Tun XXXXX
12:59am November 17th
since when we r talking about others…? if my memory serves me rite, we r talking abt u, ur attitude… s i said u n i are of different class, do u hv parents? 🙂

Me
1:05am November 17th
my attitude? you are moral guardian now? you don’t have to like my attitude 🙂 we definitely are of different class. for instance, i think you have no balls hiding behind your nickname tun xxxxx and that pedang setiawan poster. i am who i am. my parents have nothing to do with my attitude 🙂 i am already a grown up you see, so I don’t stick with my mom anymore, not like some people.

Tun XXXXX
1:09am November 17th
ha ha ha, young fella… u will never win voters heart wt d attitude like urs, may b u shd learn politic from d grass roots, u r not convincing at all 2 me, and i know tht i ll vote BN for sure

Me
1:13am November 17th
what attitude? 🙂 why the need to win voters who can be bought, that’s not politic for me. anytime they will move away. BN politics, is politik kampung, that’s why you see all kampung fellas that only read Berita Harian, Utusan Malaysia, Harian Metro vote for them. They only watch TV3 and RTM. Urban voters with brain will never vote for BN. That’s why BN spend so much during election for kampung folks.. Kononnya prihatin. But, we can understand that, only kampung people, less educated group will vote for BN for its lies. Tell me why I should vote BN just like you 🙂 Convince me. With your attitude.

Me
1:17am November 17th
That’s why also BN politicians all behave like monkeys in the parliment. Are you not ashamed of them? For you voting them 🙂 Well, with your good attitude, but voting for people like that to rule, to represent you what good it is. BN ministers all kampung kampung, cakap pun no substance, always contradicting themselves, but and again still you people vote them 🙂 How sad… To think you think so highly of yourself. Attitude??? Hahaha.. Don’t make me laugh lah man, come here to talk to me about my attitude. Like you have nothing better to talk?

Tun XXXXX
1:19am November 17th
at least kampung folks have better manners thn u..:) u r just a young punk who has never been wt d grass roots, u never spend time to understand them, but only like to label them the way u wish – tht shd answer u why BN wil stil win wt 2/3rd majority.. u only good as a street brawler

Me
1:28am November 17th
haha! one day kampung folks will realise the lies BN has been telling them. you never know i have been with the grass roots or not 🙂 more people are realising how BN only talk but no walk. No worries, we will work hard to tell kampung folks how BN treats them all this while. And, that 2/3 majority obtained by restructuring the seats in such a way, well we all know that, so we are not that worry either. We know last election 30% of total votes were against BN. How about coming election? Just wait and see 🙂 BN still win, but it will get the necessary message to wake them up. I am not that anti BN you see, just I wish them to be more honest and deliver their promise.

Tun XXXXX
1:34am November 17th
ha ha ha, u n ur attitude wil not survive kampung folks, i think may b its better for u to live in virtual world, u r not d kind who can live n sleep wt kampung folks… how to win votes like tht? kampung folks r not so gullible to buy anwar’s and DAP lies..

Me
1:56am November 17th
because they don’t know how to lie as good as BN. I am from kampung, and I definitely know how to bring myself with kampung folks 🙂 live and sleep, even in long house never a problem and i always spend time at kampung. you and your assumptions 🙂

Tun XXXXX
2:19am November 17th
actually there is a simple xplanation – they r liar, n it is so obvious, but u just cant c them – therefore no votes for them

Me
2:23am November 17th
i’ll say the same to you, BN lies.. and it’s so obvious just you can’t see them 🙂

Tun XXXXX
2:27am November 17th
but BN win election, they didnt – coz smart people dont buy lies from them… ha ha ha, and BN wil stil win 2/3rd majority next year..

Me
12:37pm November 17th
yeah you are so smart.. bwahahahahaha! you and your intelligence..

Tun XXXXX
6:07pm November 17th
we r, thts why we wil vote 4 BN. u can b smart too.. ha ha ha

Me
6:45pm November 17th
obviously you don’t know what’s sarcasm.. sindiran tau? haha.. smart man, keep preaching on voting BN, good luck! Haha!

Tun XXXXX
3:16pm November 18th
ya, my vote is for BN

Me
7:50pm November 19th
you started to sound really dumb by keep on repeating that. good for you. dumb party for dumb people. keep it up. you are entertaining, just like those BN clowns. dumb people love to make fun of themselves.. haih..

Tun XXXXX
2:36am November 20th
ya, wt ur attitudee n manners like tht, my vote is for BN, definitely… only kurang ajar people wil vote for kurang ajar party.. 🙂

Me
10:33am November 20th
heh, BN full of kurang ajar ministers.. don’t talk about me. talk about your representatives. how weird, good mannered people like you, vote for party with stupid and kurang ajar people. say things like being handicapped is balasan tuhan, bocor issue, otak biul, bodoh, terowong, kalau tak suka malaysia keluar, monkeying n parliment. all relate to BN MPs.. don’t talk about attitude to me.. dumbass 🙂 when you vote for a party full with people with no attitude. fix your own party 1st.

Tun XXXXX
10:38am November 20th
at least these these people has served the people in their constituents n elected by people there… u just a kurang ajar young punk, ha ha ha. s i said u r of different class, and bad parents too…

Me
10:49am November 20th
haha! only dumbass and bongok like you believe that. serve the people? hahahaha! what a joke… most of them more like accumulating wealth for themselves to buy big cars, build mansions. remember zakaria deros? your BN mp? well i’m diff class, im not dumb like you. and i don’t drag your parents into discussion. you ada attitude konon… dah lah, enough with your lawak.. 😀 join senario lah.. or join UMNO to be a clown. Opps.. you must be a member already 🙂

Tun XXXXX
11:56pm November 20th
then u start bhave well, or people wil always say u kurang ajar n relate ur attitude wt ur parents young punk

Me
Today at 9:40pm
Now you sound really dumb, do you have to repeat that again? you are so full of yourself, who are you to say me kurang ajar? 🙂 you are the one invaded my inbox now telling me to behave. Dumbass…

p/s : name changed to protect his asshole..

He is so into his BN mantra.. haha.. so I just entertained him, provoked him a bit to see his responses 😛