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BR1M RM1200 last me 2 years and 5 months

4/08/2013 04:06:00 PM
With the recent announcement of BN manifesto, and my immediately response is "WOW Great, I can survive for 2 years and 5 months on RM1200 handout."

The BR1M one-off cash payment to low income households (who earn less than RM3,000 per month) will be increased, during the next five years, from RM500 to up to RM1,200. The BR1M will also be paid out annually.
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Once again, using my money to buy vote. Please lah!! Enough is Enough. We do not need handout, give us the tools (Education, Fair Opportunity and Clean Corrupt Free Government) and we will succeed with Dignity. If you are a low life (who depend on handout), please don't treat us Malaysian as one..


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New Camry Hybirb XLE for RM80K. Get Your Now!

10/19/2012 10:04:00 AM
My Dream car for the moment. Only at RM80K! Yahoo!!

To order your please visit your nearest Toyota Showroom Now

http://www.toyota.com/camry/trims-prices.html

Wait, the exchange rate between US$ and RM is about 3.05
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Janji DiKoSongi - Happy Merdeka 55 Malaysia

8/30/2012 09:35:00 AM
Happy Merdeka 55, My Malaysia

55 years has passed, are we doing any better?
Yes, we are!
Can we be a lot better off? Definitely we can, and We Should Be!

55 year of Janji, all DiKoSongi
Janji DiKoSongi!! Why my Proton cost more than a Toyato Camry in US?
While their income level is so much higher than me?

Janji DiKoSongi!! Why my Sarawak is still in much needed development?
The road from Miri to Long Lama is a Janji every 5 years.
Still Janji DiKoSongi!!

GE13, No more Janji!! Only deliver then ask for me
My vote and alll Malaysia should be
Deliver what I want, and I will Janji to vote

What to eat Capati?
Merdeka 55 tahun - Janji Dicapati!!
Listen to this video.....


Janji DiKoSongi!!
Janji DiCapati!!

Good Bye BN
Happy Merdeka Malaysia! Lets make a change!

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Thank you to the team in Immigration Department in Kelana Jaya

5/16/2012 12:03:00 AM
I went to renew my passport today
Bring along my elder son who has autism

I went to the wrong place in Damansara
Was redirected to Kelana Jaya Immigration Department

I was lucky I went there
Not knowing the team is super nice

I did not ask for special help
Trying the Auto Machine but My NRIC can't be READ

I queue to get the form and doing it the manual way
My son was rocking, having good time autism way

The team, Patrick, Devi and Puan Salmi Hamzah
Giving me the help to speed up my application

I got my new passport within 3 hours in the same day
Thank you for noticing and most importantly step in to help

You make my day, and I like to take this opportunity To say!
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it that you all care

Thank you
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Each Malaysian in debt of RM17.5K

5/08/2012 02:46:00 PM
Based on what Bernama has reported, and assuming Malaysia has a population of 26 Million (Babies, Young and Old). We each in debt of RM456.1billion / 26 Million = RM17.5K.

What have my sons done? They are in debt for RM17.5K each. Where has all the money gone? What happen to the income of Petronas?


If your household is 2 kids, parents and grandparent then your household debt is 6 x 17.5K = RM105K. How come we keep paying all taxes, tolls, medical and almost all things are paid from our net income, how come I am still in debt?


Can someone tell me why? Where is all my money $$$$ gone? #$@#%&%$#@

National Debt At RM257.2 Billion In 2011, Dewan Negara Told
KUALA LUMPUR, May 8 (Bernama) -- Malaysia's national debt at the end of last year stood at RM257.2 billion or 30.2 per cent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the Dewan Negara was told today.

Deputy Finance Minister Senator Datuk Donald Lim Siang Chai said the country's national debt or external debt was debt borne by the country following loans obtained by the government and private sector from overseas sources.

"It comprises the external debt of the Federal Government, non-financial public enterprises and private sector," he said in reply to Senator Datuk Paul Kong Sing Chu and Senator Datuk Abdul Rahman Bakar.

Lim said the Federal Government's total debt was RM456.1 billion or 53.5 per cent of GDP.

"Of the total, RM438 billion or 96 per cent was domestic debt while the balance RM18.1 billion or four per cent was external debt.

-- BERNAMA  

Dolce Fashion House 
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Court Order: No Bersih 3.0

4/27/2012 04:07:00 PM
Just read online by Tony Pua that PDRM is not going to setup road block. On the other hand I read from
Hornbill Unleashed that the court has granted a court order to the PDRM.
I quoted from the article in Hornbill Unleashed: -
“Therefore, any gathering at Dataran Merdeka, that is all the land surface bordering Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, Jalan Raja and Jalan Kelab except the area occupied by the Selangor Royal Club… is now banned, and the public are warned against attending or taking part in any gathering from April 28, 2012 to May 1, 2012,” Zaki wrote.
Shall we match to Selangor Royal Club? Selangor Royal Club we dare you to setup hospitality to welcome Bersih 3.0.
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Malaysia and Zimbabwe

3/13/2010 12:17:00 PM
Read about this online: -

Malaysia protests to Zimbabwe over asset seizure


And the following quote catch my attention: -

Charge de Affairs at the Kuala Lumpur’s embassy in Harare, Mohamad Nizan Mohamad, told journalists here that Vice President John Nkomo promised to take the matter to President Robert Mugabe – a friend of former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
Can Dr M help to resolve this since he is a friend of the Dictator Mugabe? Here is another example of Rule of Law, or lack of Rule of Law affecting foreign investment in a Country. I see a lot of similarities between Malaysia and Zimbahwe, especially on lack of Rule of Law and Dictator Rules.

Mohamad said the Asian investors had made significant investment on the land and were planning to expand operations once the dispute over ownership of the banana farm was resolved.
Similarly in Malaysia, the right wing approach of Perkasa will do harm in foreign investment in Malaysia. What happen if the right wing group simply seizure business and property of foreign interest. No? Will see what Perkasa is talking about, Lost of Land in Penang, bla bla bla.. 


Mugabe has not made secret his clearly improbable wish to turn Zimbabwe into the Malaysia of southern Africa.

He has also regularly holidayed in the south-east Asian country since the United States and European Union governments banned him and his top allies from their territories as punishment for stealing elections and failure to uphold the rule of law, democracy, human and property rights.
Mugabe want to turn Zimbabwe into Malaysia of South Africa? This is very funny, only like mind people think alike. So our leaders are all like mind people to Mugabe? No wonder we welcome him to holiday in your country when the rest of the world is banning him as dictator, failure to up hold the rule of law, democracy, human and property rights. So I can safely said, like mind people think alike, and our leaders in Malaysia are having the same kind of mindset like Mugabe.

In addition critics said Mugabe’s cronies in his ZANU PF party and the security establishment – and not ordinary peasants – benefited the most from farm seizures with some of them ending up with as many as six farms each against the government’s stated one-man-one-farm policy.
Here comes the best similarity, we the ordinary Malaysia does not benefited. All sapu by UMNOPutra or BNPutra. Where is the rights and benefit of ordinary peasants.

Some other reading: http://www1.voanews.com/zimbabwe/news/politics/Zimbabwe-Moves-To-Calm-Investors-Over-Indigenization-Law-12Mar10-87490672.html
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Ah Long's Debt Collection

8/23/2009 04:31:00 PM
Boss: Sam please report on your collection status!
Sam: Boss, we have not enough man power. A lot of our staff has turn legitimate.
Boss: Tell me what case do you have in hand now?
Sam: I have one who refuse to pay us for a few years now and they owed us 12Billion for his Transport Business, and we have another client who borrowed RM2500.00 for his school Merdeka Celebration.
Boss: Since we are lacked of human resource, please concentrate on the RM12Billion and make sure we get them to settle it. Go all out and get them to pay.
Sam: Are you sure Boss?
Boss: I ask you to do, you just carry out my instruction. What the F**k do you question my decision? A very simple decision, anyone who has brain will know they should go for the big fish first, right? Are you stupid or what?
Sam: Sure Boss, please check with your wife who was involved in the company related to the RM12Billion loan. Boss I have brain also, but you better check lah, else tonight you have to sleep outside.
Boss: *&&^%^&%#@@#)(*^&



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OMG SYABAS Supplies Milo Instead of Water

6/14/2009 08:01:00 PM
OUG area has no water supply since 11am on Satursday 13 June 2009, and the water supply just came back around 745pm just now, 14 June 2009. This is what we get...


and for comparison this is the rain water I collected this afternoon.


SYABAS, what kind of quality of water supply are you giving us?

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Set me free and let me fly

8/19/2008 12:15:00 PM


I saw our beloved Jalur Gemilang been hoist in one of the building in Bukit Jalil. Is this the right way of hoisting our national flag? Is the Flag too big for the flag pole? Are the 3 legs support impose limitation for the Jalur Gemilang to fly proudly?

Looking at the way is it hoisted I can't help but feel sad about the whole affair. Some of you against we fly the Jalur Gembilang in distress state saying it is an insult to the flag. I see the above is worst case of insult and equivalent to restrict the flying of Jalur Gembilang.

The short and fat pole symbolize how Malaysia always want to be The Taller, The Bigger or The Longest, But not The Smartest, The kindest and The Modest.

The size of the flag does not match the short and fat pole, it symbolize how we Malaysia always going or doing something beyond our capacity just yet, we end up wasting a lot of tax payer money. We need to build our human resource in order to compete, but our higher education is so lack of competition.

The 3 legs supports symbolize the policies that drag us down in the world. Economic Policy, Educational Policy and Political Policy.

Where is this building?




SIRIM Head Office in Bukit Jalil.
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SYABAS Poshy New Wheels

7/01/2008 01:45:00 PM
What is the odd seeing 2 SYABAS Poshy New Cars within 2 hours on the road.



I was picking up my sons from Klang on 30 June 2008, on the way to Klang I spotted this nice poshy new wheel of SYABAS.






After picking up my sons on the way back home, I spotted another SYABAS New Poshy Wheel on the road.






How do you like that? 2 poshy new wheel within 2 hours gap! I am not against them having a new set of wheel to go around, just bear in mind that you are repackaging god given natural resource of the people of Malaysia. You should do whatever it takes to give back to the people of Malaysia (Selangor and FT).



If you don't need so many poshy new wheel going around, let be it and passed back the saving to the poor people who need it.



Recent article about you guy are profiting from disconnection and reconnection service is just sucked. We the rakyat is changing our life style as per request by the DPM to cope with forever price increase. Whatever you did does not help a bit.



My other posting on SYABAS: -

1. Oh SYABAS

2. Thug from SYABAS

3. No More SYABAS!



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No More Syabas!

6/18/2008 12:16:00 PM

State wants back concessions

SHAH ALAM: The state government wants to “buy back” and restructure the four concessionaires involved in producing and distributing water because of inefficient delivery of services.

Mentri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim said that among the reasons for the privatisation of the state's water resources was to reduce cost and bureaucracy while increasing the efficiency of services and benefits to consumers.

He noted that the concessionaires had to be offered profits to attract them to undertake the projects but questions arose when some of them made hefty profits while the people got little in return in terms of benefits. The Star







What is the point of giving all this concession out to burden the people and benefit a few? Syabas has put up a lot of MONEY WASTING billboard around KL and Selangor, what is it for? They are given a MONEY PRINTING monopoly, what is the need to advertise? My previous posting here & here and I found this on NKVE from Klang to Damansara.

Dear Selangor MB, please do what is right and kick the ass of those in Syabas.

Related posting by me: -

1. Oh Syabas

2. Thug from Syabas







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Thug from Syabas

6/13/2008 04:54:00 PM
On Wednesday 11 June 2008, my staff noticed 2 guys on the motor bike doing some something around the meter of our neighbor shop lots. Due to very high rate of crime of people stealing anything metal in Seri Petaling, my staff asked them





My staff: "Are you guy doing some maintenance work?"



One of them: "Yeah Yeah"



After a while, my staff noticed that they removed the meter without putting it back and they were about to leave.



My staff: "Sir, aren't you suppose to put back the meter after maintenance?"



One of them: "Why are you so noisy? Do you want to pay the bill?"



Since they behaved like a thug and she was concerned about her safety (They look like a thug too), she just ran back into the shop. She quickly called the owner of the unit and they finally confirmed from the notice in the letter box that it was Syabas staff who came to cut the water supply.



Syabase hires thug to do the job?


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RIP Proton

5/18/2008 01:44:00 PM
I welcome the government decision to stop supporting Proton, we the tax payer has contributed to the financial Sinking/Black hole of Proton for too LONG.



Once the support is removed, please take away all those stupid taxes on the imported car. Let it be a leveled playing field for now. How many tens of years does Proton need to enjoy the handicap?


Let check around for proton car price in UK (1£ = RM6.28)

Proton GEN-2 Persona 1.6
4dr 1597cc 110 bhp £10,795 = RM67,792

Proton GEN-2 1.6 GLS 5dr 1597cc 110 bhp £9,995 = RM62,768

Proton Satria Neo 1.6 GSX 3dr 1597cc 111 bhp £9,995 = RM62,768



You can click on the link to visit the site in UK, and try to compare the price listed in Proton Ear here.


Now taking into the export quality enhancement that proton needs to do to pass the test in UK. The parts and quality of those export model are a lot better than one than sell in Malaysia, right? I remember export specification of Proton are selling at higher price in Malaysia.



Then take into the account the average income of the people in UK! Please click here for listing of Countries Per Capital Income of the world.

Malaysia 56 13,315 49 12,536 57 14,400 2007 est.
United Kingdom 22 35,134 16 33,087 21 35,300 2007 est.


Based on World Bank data

Malaysia GDP = US12,536 or £6268

UK GDP = US33,087 or £ 16,535



So based on a simple calculation. We Malaysia need to spend One whole year of Income (Everything) to buy a car, while in UK, they only need 6 months or less. Can you actually afford to pay for your car in ONE YEAR?



Do you know how much a BMW 3 series cost in UK?
BMW 3-Series 318i SE 1995cc 143 bhp £22,175 = RM139,259



Can you get one for that price? Dream on if you are in Malaysia!



The Latest Red Light Camera Detectors From Escort & Cobra Are Now 10% Off! Enter "gogodiscount" all lower case at checkout!





How about a comparison on Toyota Camry in US and Malaysia?

US (Camry 2.4 Auto 2009) = US19,770 (X3.22) = RM63,660



Check Malaysia Toyota for Camry 2.4 Auto 2009 model, Can you get it for RM64K? Dream on lah! And do you know what is US GDP? US43,968! Go and do the math!
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Oh SYABAS

5/01/2008 03:42:00 AM
Oh SYABAS, please don't spend the unnecessary money on this kind of marketing. Water is a basic need for human being, save the money and give us cheaper water. You are taking our natural resource which belong to the people and charge exorbitant price. Why doing all this marketing? You are a monopoly and no competitor is going to take away your business.



Stop spending money on your SYABAS info on Radio and TV, save the money and give us cheap and clean water. My fellow citizen who stay in KL and Selangor, call them and voice out your concern. Write to your MP too.













SYABAS - Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor / PUSPEL (formerly JBA, PUAS )

Water supply management for Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Selangor & Putrajaya

http://www.syabas.com.my/

PO Box 11871, Kuala Lumpur

Tel: 1 800 88 5252, 03 2282 6244, Fax: 03 2295 5168





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