Who's weird?

And parents say kids these days are weird?... LOL



Some of them look like they're having seizures and walking at the same time... haha

Top 5 Reasons....

Why you should not let your kids study engineering... :):

Top 5 reasons why it sucks to be an engineering student

Please dun forward this to my ex-professors and lecturers... :P

Away again...

gonna be away to the UK again... leaving end of this month... got a heavy schedule over there... hopefully have sometime to jalan-jalan... gonna be away for abt 5-6 weeks.... huwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...

Perceptions....

Some people have been saying that I'm pro-opposition. Call me whatever you want. But the matter of fact is... I'm pro BANGSA MALAYSIA. Whichever political parties that could formulate their policies towards this end will have my vote and support.

For this to happen there has to be a CHANGE. Yes I'm talking to you too DAP/PAS/KEADILAN. If there are any signs that they are being racially chauvinistic then I would say they are irrelevant too. How they fare in the administration of their states would reflect whether they are just as power crazy or really do have the interest of the rakyat at heart for a progressive and united nation. The leadership needs to have the maturity and nerves of steel to kick out people inciting racial based administration. In the new mandate given by the rakyat is to walk the talk. No more rhetorics and empty promises. Deliver or be gone. Any parties that become irrelevant would definitely be kicked out in the next elections.

BN has all the finance, human resources and talents to move this nation towards that direction. It's just the matter of would they have the determination for it? They don't need to reflect for hours the reason they lost so many seats in this GE. It's been a writing on the wall (albeit it was perceived to be in small letters, after elections it's in BIG CAPS!). Do some house cleaning, get it in order.

Hidup Bangsa Malaysia...

Comedy Court Hit 2

Another hit from comedy court...

What are Malaysians saying?...

The results were shocking and unprecedented. As the results were unfolding I just couldn't believe my eyes....

MSG TO THE GOVERMENT:

- NO to commissions paid for the submarine
- NO to Airbus corporate jet for private use
- NO to monorail project to SCOMI
- NO to imprisonment without trail
- NO to farcical judicial system
- NO to mishandling of Port Klang Free Trade Zone
- NO to the "Klang Palace"
- NO to islamic extremism
- NO to nonsensical spending on election advertisement in printed media
- NO to countless bombardment of self praise on TV and radio
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you can add your own here

Election Fever 2

This is quite an entertaining speech by Anwar Ibrahim. Check it out:

http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-8665011592312376468&hl=en

As a special edition to those who are going to vote today, a repost of a previous image:

Disclaimers:
*This link was obtained through the blog site www.malaysiafinance.blogspot.com. And yes, I've always been interested in finance, equities and economics... and sometimes 4D, Get-Rich-Quick Schemes, Poker and Mahjong... hahaha.

*This link does not represent my views or indication of my support for the opposition or the ruling party. I believe many have made up their minds on who to vote and u guyz are smart enough to make an informed decision. ;). The video link was provided purely as an entertainment piece =).

Election Fever...

After I posted my comments it's interesting to note 3 articles, 1 by Reuters, 1 by AP and the other by a commentator in The Malaysian Insider, wrote regarding Malaysian Christians and the General Elections '08. You can access the articles over here:

1. The Malaysian Insider: Malaysian Churches enter untested waters...

2. Reuters: Malaysian Churches Break taboo...

3. AP: Malaysian Churches Wade Into Politics (Article appears in The Malaysian Insider)

I know that there's a lot of hue and cry over the media coverage which is lopsided but I find the article written by Wong Chun Wai today in The Star as pretty balanced:

The Star: Don't Let Anger Cloud Judgment

Christians in Malaysia number slightly more than 10% of the total population in Malaysia. About 270,000. Can our decision/actions influence and change a nation?

Side note:

I've been following the Mike Huckabee campaign trail in the US Presidential Nominations after catching the article on Charisma. A Baptist Minister, he faced an uphill battle from the start, but gave a good account from start to end and finally pull out of the nomination race yesterday. Although he has pulled out, but what I believe during his campaign trail that there was a sense of awakening in the US that it is not a purely materialistic nation but there's a number in the US who are clamouring for God fearing candidates with God fearing values to be installed in office.

May one arise here in Malaysia.

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Signs of election around the corner:

• They resurfaced the road in front of my house.


• There's a new signboard to the lorong of my house.


• The neighbor organized a ceramah, block up 1/2 the road and they don't need permit... (I think you can guess which party it belongs to already...)

Let the mud slinging begin!!...

Yea a bit morbid... copyright by me... muahahaha

There are lots of emails, sms's and stuff circulating around. Even groupings in facebook appear to the line of "deny barisan 2/3 bla bla bla...

If you manage to catch any of the "ceramah" and also what's printed on the media... there is so much emphasis on the economic pie and it's distribution... it hits a note with many voters and with the escalating prices right now... it can get the crowd going... one would highlight how they are helping ppl, the other would highlight how we're getting conned by sheer wastage and corruption...

Yes these issues are important, would remain important and should continually be highlighted. But I really hope that the voters sentiment would not be restricted to only such issues. There are other fundamental issues at large that we have to grapple with. From both sides of the divide, very few candidates seem to address the safeguarding of the federal constitution from further erosion... or interpretation of it by individuals...

There's a lot of emphasis on the ECONOMY. But many other important issues are being ignored in the media and the ceramahs, such as

• How are we dealing with matters that arised from Article 11... has it been solved??
• How about the relevance of a dual court system in a multi cultural society...
• How about lawful recognition of religious bodies and not just as a society...

Can both side of the parties not just hide/highlight these issues but also provide a means of solution?... I wish that we can have a "debating" session among the candidates (as in the US), where questions can be raised and candidates put on the spot... I would really love to see our ex-PM (we're supposed to be under a caretaker goverment by the way...) in the spotlight, fielding questions from the general public and put it on National TV!... fat hopes I guess...

Anyway... enough ramblings... by the way... I'll vote for anyone that would promise me that he/she can bring the prices down on musical instruments in Malaysia. Anyone out there?