TRUMP TO NAIL THE COFFIN ON NAJIB

Trump said he wants to make America great again. To do that he has to rectify or debunk certain internal and foreign policies and set new ones. 

He has to clean up America meaning that money laundering, 1MDB to cite one example will be dealt with in full measure. Trump will see to it that the culprits gets their dues. Being a New Yorker he will sweep clean off the 1MDB's fiasco.

On the global business Trump has to  make good against China. The Americans voted him for that partly. There is no such as playing second fiddle. 

For Najib, a kleptomaniac, there is more than enough bullets for Trump to bump him to oblivion. Trump has no time for buddy-buddy kind of thing for a liar. 

Mahathir has summarised the mess that Najib created for the country and to himself.

"… current leader to be a kleptocrat, accused of stealing billions of Ringgit from the Government, having 2.6 billion Ringgit in his private account from unknown source, incurring billions of Ringgit in debts, losing billions of Ringgit in dubious investments, suppressing the rule of law, abusing laws and power, being accused by the whole world of corruption, buying Government land at RM60/- psf and selling at RM3,500/- psf, usurping the authority of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to declare emergency and suppress laws, denial of parliamentary right to debate, hiding reports of criminal act behind OSA etc…"


Apparently, Najib's mentor is JLo, the Chinese tsunami will bury him deeper.

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TRUMP ANOTHER ROOSEVELT?

Trump rhethorics during his campaigns for the presidency resonates that of Roosevelt.

The Rock Springs Massacre, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Theodore Roosevelt wrote, "No greater calamity could now befall the United States than to have the Pacific slope fill up with a Mongolian population." Harper's Weekly, September 26, 1885.

"Nineteenth-century democracy needs no complete vindication for its existence than the fact it has kept for the white race the best portions of the new world's surface." (1897)

"Many good persons seem prone to speak of all wars of conquest as necessarily evil. This is, of course a shortsighted view. In its after effects a conquest may be fraught either with evil or with good for mankind, according to the comparative worth of the conquering and conquered peoples …. The world would have halted had it not been for the Teutonic conquests in alien lands; but the victories of Moslem over Christian have always proved a curse in the end." (1898)

"The Administration's Promises Have Been Kept" (Republican campaign poster, 1900). The McKinley-Roosevelt ticket potrayed the U.S. military's invasions as benevolent: "The American flag has not been planted in foreign soil to acquire more territory but for humanity's sake." This humanitarian justification for military action resonates with the American public.

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SAUDI'S BURDEN OF GUILT - DAY OF RECKONING

The greatest human catastrophe of the 20th century began 1948 when parts of Palestine was taken over by zionists. The Palestinians were forced out of their homeland and became refugees. The exodus to neighbouring Arab countries was massive. More refugees fled in the 1967 war.

And the world is ever in conflict thereafter when the basic law of sovereignty was thrown out of the window. The UN for world peace and security aftermath of WW2 has been reduced to a toothless tiger.

Apparently, the Saudi's policy is "take no refugees" not even the Palestinians, their brother Arabs then and now. It is not only selfish but heartless.

Now they are war with Yemen, IS is in their heartland, the corona virus has created fear in Mecca, national debt increasing (low oil price), internal dissent is mounting. The day of reckoning has begun!

A relocation camp. From 1948 through 1951, 700,000 immigrants passed through camps en route to permanent homes.

Palestian refugees crossing the River Jordan to the East Bank during the 1967 war.

Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan posed a severe political dilemma for King Husseins' government. Jordan climed to represent Palestinians on its soil at international conferences, but many refugees and some other Arab governments recognised the Palestinian Liberation Organisation as the refugees' bargaining agent. The matter was resolved at the Arab Summit conference at Rabat when Jordan finally yielded to the claims of the PLO.

Uncertain future. Jordanian refugees, hastily fleeing the territory occupied by the Israeli army, head toward the Jordan River.

Armed guards, eight and ten year olds, stand watch outside a camp where young Arabs are trained as junior Fatah commandos.

THE WALKING DEAD - NAJIB AND UMNO

Wall Street Journal


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NAJIB EJECTED BY CONFUCIUS!

MO1 thinks he has outsmarted Premier Xi with the 55billion loan. He is going to sell the country to pay back the loan. Future generations will suffer. Don't think of the Chinese giving him a safe haven when ousted.

Don't talk that Najib is Muslim or what. While in China and going by the "Analects" of Confucius, MO1 is an outright reject. 

Confucius told the nincompoop a few things:

If you do not consider the future, you will be in trouble when it comes near.

If you make a mistake, then you must not be afraid of correcting it.

Harmony is the most valuable.

Rule by moral force.

Friendship with the upright, the devoted and the learned is profitable.
Think of justice at the sight of profit, and sacrifice when faced with danger.

Stature of Confucius, whose philosophies became popular during the Warring States Period.

A Confucius class.

A 16th century ceramic box lid depicts a district magistrate trying a case. As the local representatives of the imperial government, magistrates were steeped in Confucius learning.

LOST IN THE BEAUTY OF MULU

One literally can get lost in admiring the beauty of nature in Mulu National Park especially the caves. The largest cave passage is there to explore for adventure seekers. 

Lately we hear of an Australian got lost in Mulu. S&R is still going on. Pray that he is safe and sound somewhere and found soon.

The lass on the right was our guide to the Mulu Caves. That was 10 years ago. The beautiful lady with the dark glasses is my guide for life!

A long house by the foothills of misty Mulu at early morning.

An Orang Ulu longhouse by the river bank enroute to Mulu.

Hand woven rattan baskets and mats for sale at the longhouse yard.

Selling their handicrafts.

The longboat motorised ride to Mulu.