Anwar Ibrahim; The Educated Devil of Tinsletown?

THE recent appointment of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim as the economic adviser to the Selangor government seems to have stirred a hornet’s nest among Barisan Nasional politicians, in particular Umno. Why are they getting agitated, to the extent that they sound nervous, jealous and envious, all at the same time.

 If Anwar knows nothing about finance and economics, they should be pleased as a politician but afraid as a citizen of Malaysia because economy bridge is going down, down , down down down (Hit it Jay Sean).

Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad says that Anwar will ruin Selangor and only bring RM1 worth of advice to the most developed economy state in the country.

But as much as I hate to admit and to tell you this

Was it not him who selected and appointed Anwar as the finance minister from among his ministers, bearing in mind that Malaysia has one of the largest ministerial cabinets in the world? I recall that Mahathir was all praise for Anwar as the then finance minister and only started to criticise him when they had a falling out.

Mahathir knew Anwar only had a Degree in Malay studies but yet he still picked the latter as the finance minister.

Thus to me let Anwar perform and if he fails then by all means go for him. He has not even taken office and we have all these "experts" baying for his blood. As the saying goes , "Give the devil a chance". Till then hold your peace.

*This is the incomplete version of the post because the complete one is too sensitive and will result in the I.S.A to act against me*


Sorry guys but you know what I mean by this post right?

Knowledge is Power!

The Hackett and The Supra.

Never in my mind to think that you are not human despite the walls you've put up-we have the same shape heart to feel, two legs to walk and the same two eyes to see.

Never in my heart took you for granted cause when I am serious you took me lightly, when I am not there you said I left.
What exactly do you want me to do?What exactly does your heart desires?

A little faith and a promise is only what I asked for;  not a Supra shoes, not even a  Polo Hackett.
Both I can buy with money but not your trust and promise.

All I did was wrong and all the words I said was doubted; is that having faith in me?Is that the promise you promised me?

We are both human; I have the heart to feel it with you- the same two legs to walk my talk and and the same two eyes to make you see how seriously I am.

All I need is that little faith and that one promised to be kept.

   Walaupun saya nampak handsome pakai ini tapi apa guna handsome kalau bukan sama kau.

Terima Kasih, Sila datang lagi.

Guys,

Thanks for the comments,critics,complements etc.

but Im afraid I'll be out for 3weeks due to my final exams.

Do keep sending me the E-mails!

Ia amat konstruktif dan membina walaupun sedikit pedih tapi tetap dihargai kerana kejujuran-lah yang kita perlukan.

More politics will come because politics has never been this good.

chow chow.

oops sorry praaah!

You're nothing; Please wake up!

Yes I'm nothing....just yet. Its sad to think that you're a 'someone' in a person's life when in truth you're not. When all you do is not much appreciated; sometimes not appreciated at all, when all you do means nothing. It's like a chair, people sits down over and over again and that's it,you're just a chair. They appreciate you little by fixing you if you're broken and appreciate you not by buying a sofa.

So would you please wake me up when its time to go? Please wake me up when the bell rings cause I'm nothing; nothing at all. I realized it, I really do but in the meantime, let me have our slow little memory so when its my time to go I would have something to bring me with cause I'm nothing........................................just yet.

‘Siege mentality’ label unfair to Malays; Its not the right time yet.

I FEEL sad and ashamed after reading a front page report "Get out of siege mentality" (Oct 15) in one of the local newspaper. Even though I agree with most of what the Umno Youth chief said, I take offence when he conveniently told the Malays to discard the "siege mentality". Khairy Jamaluddin was not being prudent and totally unfair to the Malay race. It is a slur on the ability of industrious Malays who have all this while stood up to stiff competition and continue to forge ahead in all fields.

Although many concerned Malays agree that their special rights are under threat, they would rather look at this issue from a different perspective. Right-thinking Malays regard the adversaries may not necessarily be the other communities, but may be within the community. Otherwise, how would you explain the situation the Malays are in now, especially in their economic standing, even though the New Economic Policy has been implemented for four decades. Surely, some unscrupulous parties are responsible for the failures. Therefore, it is incumbent on the authorities to explain to the people the true nature of the Malay special rights and their significance to the country. On this account, I think the prime minister did a brilliant job in his presidential speech at the 60th Umno general assembly recently. Datuk Seri Najib Razak had categorically said, "Today we see how these products of affirmative action proudly proclaim that they no longer need government’s crutches. These people seem to have forgotten reality. They may be able to throw away the crutches that propped them up all this while, but what about the other Malays who still need help? Would it be fair to deny help to those who are eligible to receive it just because those who have already received help do not depend on it anymore? The Malays are still behind and need help". And the premier conclusively stressed that the issue was not about aid but rather its management and administration. I am impressed by his pronouncement on this topic and hope all Malaysians now have a clear understanding of this contentious issue.

Nevertheless, it is worth noting at this juncture, that the public generally recognize some of those calling for the removal of these affirmative actions are the ones who misused the provision of the NEP and derailed its implementation, to the detriment of all Malays and other deserving citizens. Rightfully, these individuals should be penalised for their misdeeds.

At the same time, those who continue to harp on the status of the NEP fail to recognize the negative impact the current income disparity between the various races will have on the nation’s future well-being. It is also possible that these parties are just playing to the gallery or want to score political points.

Suffice to say, Malaysians will be better off if they can appreciate the colossal task of nation-building in a multi-racial, multi-religious and multi-cultural country like ours. With greater understanding of the current issues, they will be able to make themselves useful by contributing positively towards achieving the all-encompassing aspirations of 1Malaysia.

Baik buruk negara ini, ini tetap negara kita.

When the heart and mind contradicts, when happiness is left or right?

3 days of happiness can equal to 1 months of uncertainty but can lead to a lifetime of happiness as long as you BELIEVE.

Go ahead ; but God has bigger plans.

For me God has unique ways of shaping man's destiny - ways that our puny minds sometimes find it difficult to understand.

Fate rewards some and punishes others sometimes unfairly to our eyes. Their efforts are decried and their failures are redeemed in ways we ordinary humans cannot fathom.

Obama gets the Nobel Prize and Isa Samad wins Bagan Pinang with a thumping victory ; increased one also - where victories are apperared man-made and contrived. After all, you can lobby for titles and awards these days and you can persuade people to support you especially when you are beloved.The games that humans play, especially politicians, are intricate and intriguing. Always, they are inspired by the belief that they are doing it for the people they are destined to lead. So they connive and contrive to make things work.

But I believe God has a much bigger plan, giving Obama and Isa their hearts desire is the best way to extract from them in their best efforts. Putting them in the glare of the public and national interest is destiny's way of getting them fully committed to their cause ; for Obama it is world peace and Isa it is political integrity.

For those of us who dream of the good old days when integrity was pure and honor uncontaminated, there is hope of a paradise regained. For the realistic and pragmatic among us who are prepared to compromise along the way, let's hope we are guided by the basic values inherent in our culture and religion.

I believe that honesty and integrity have a deep religious grounding and it is this that must be propelled to the forefront of national development. 'The Rakyat' need to be continuously reminded of and reeducated in basic morality.