ITU SEBAB NAJIB NAIK JET BUKAN HELI

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jet2 lama
naik-turun
kemana2 
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bukan heli
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jatuhnya ia?
bila2 masa
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MAHATHIR NAIK PENTAS, NAJIB MEMBELIT-LILIT

Joget, suatu tarian popular di Melaka dan negeri2 bersempadan dengannya. Tarian itu ada unsur2 tarian gerago, nyonya dan Melayu.

Pernahkah ku naik pentas joget? 

Dulu, pada malam abang sulung ku khenduri kahwin di kampung ada panggil joget. Ku naik joget sekali malam tu di cahayai lampu gas. (Apakah jadah ku buat?). Itulah sekali dalam ingatan naik pentas, itu tak sampai habis tarian. Rasa malau dan bersalah. Lain pentas tak ingat. 

Pentas Mahathir sedunia. Badan menari otak seluruh Malaysia. 

Lidah bercabang. Berapa lama Najib boleh auta 1MDB, Altantuya, beli jet, ...?

Membelit-lilit. 

Najib < Dolah < Anwar. Semua main rebranding, gasak duit, putar alam, satu geng tiga abdul.

APRIL 1, 1MALAYSIA TOAD'S DAY

TIME - BILLION YEARS TO CURRENT

1MDB 1GST 1DEMO 1RUSUH 1MALAYSIA

Demo against Malayan Union

Government workers picketing outside Federal House in 1958.

Hartal riots, Penang

Orang Asli demo against logging in their reserve.

MALAYS SIDELINED - SINGAPURA

The Malays deserve what they get, yesterday and today out of their own doings, ignorance, and habits. In the yore, infighting amongst members of the royalty and misgovernance weakened their rule exposing the states to intrigues and takeovers by outsiders such as happened in Pulau Pinang and Singapura. 

Now, we have a misfit running down the country. As it is the Malays are already sidelined in the economy. 

Raffles, the first to sideline the Malays was systematically followed by LKY being continued by his son and whoever that will govern the island state. Singapore is the only part of the Nusantara that is not Malay based anymore.

And our nincompoop at his best is proud of durian diplomacy! To hell with Pulau Batu Putih, Tg Pagar railway, Woodlands naval base, as easy as that!

Plan of the town of Singapore. (From J. Crawford's 'Embassy to Siam. 1828')

Raffles

Singapore harbour. From junks to maritime supremo.

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SYED HAMID ALBAR TO RESIGN

The SPADman and wife admiring a diamond studded time piece. They like diamonds too, don't they?

The flak is on Najib for taking a recycled politician to be in the cabinet. Such dungus will fail him again and again and finally he will hang himself.

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by Haji Mokhtar Stork (Ust.) in View 

Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Syed Hamid bin Syed Jaafar Albar was appointed Chairman of the Land Public Transport Commission on 3 June, 2010. His handling of the recent rise in new transport fares has created total chaos. The Malaysian government has the tendency of often taking one step forward and then two steps backward. This is probably due to lack of coordination amongst the various government agencies as can be witness in the recent fare hikes approved and then denied by SPAD.

“SPAD disputes speculation new fares were announced without approval,” read the Sunday Star, 22 March, 2015. The Cabinet had called upon SPAD to defer fare hikes, saying that the timing was inappropriate. This is due to the launching of GST on April 1. Whether it is appropriate or not, it is evident that fare hikes will become a reality soon but what is even more disgusting is that I had to pay the new taxi rates from my house to Times Berjaya Square yesterday (22 March). The MyTaxi driver told me that the Road Transport Department had already updated his meter for the new rates. 

Just what is going on with our system of management? SPAD makes one announcement; the Cabinet then says something else and in the meantime taxi fares are raised without approval. Its high time the government got its act clear and coordinated between all agencies. I am of the view that SPAD Chairman, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Syed Hamid bin Syed Jaafar Albar should resign immediately!

The reality of the situation is that the government needs to come up with a better system involving fare hikes. The five year period is ridiculous! There should be a yearly increase of 10 cents on fare hikes. Such an approach is rational but definitely not a 40% hike! While there is a need to be sympathetic towards transport services in terms of income and rising expenses, there is also a need to look into wages. Transport services around the world are usually subsidised by the government. Every rise becomes a burden to wage earners who have to compete with the rising cost of living and it does not argue well for the government to be indecisive in its decisions