THINK, foolish Malaysians! THINK!
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Malaysian Chinese are not “pendatang (immigrants)” and those who labelled the community as such were “lunatics”, Datuk Seri Najib Razak said today in an apparent attempt to court the group.Now we know who is Lunatics, since Najib Said so, so it is not wrong to call those who keep calling the issue is a LUNATICS, let give it a Three Letter Abbreviation == LNT
“What’s important is that Malaysia’s leaders do not consider [Malaysian Chinese] as pendatang,” Najib said.Can we name a few who are in Najib Cabinet, or MP who are LNT?
KUALA LUMPUR: The large number of international participants taking part in the Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2012 proves that Malaysia has become a good host for international sporting events.
Association Wants Action Against Hecklers At PM's Meeting In LondonKUALA LUMPUR, May 16 (Bernama) -- The foreign and higher education ministries should single out those who heckled and showed disrespect to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak during a meeting with Malaysians in London yesterday.
Malaysian Ex-Policemen's Association information chief Mohd Zainan Yunus said, such behaviour created a bad impression on Malaysia, thus, affecting its image and reputation.
"The action, as depicted by two or three individuals, was very disrespectful and rude...those who were screaming and shouting, 'Bersih'... it was certainly not appropriate and did not show respect to our prime minister.
"If they (the two ministries) find that the hecklers were Malaysian students, the government should withdraw their sponsorship and ask them to return home," he told reporters here today.
At the 'Sepetang Bersama Perdana Menteri' (An Evening with the Prime Minister) event in London, where about 1,500 people attended, between two and three individuals displayed rude behaviour, made noise and heckled.
-- BERNAMA
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