Now, now, Tuanku.
Kids in demonstrations. That could be wrong. But lets see the circumstances first.
On the day of the BERSIH rally, I had a shoot to get to in Ukay Heights.
And I swear to you, if I didn't have that shoot, I'd have been there.
CPO, please investigate further into the presence of the kids there. Might they have attended the event of their own accord. Are you still going to charge he host for using kids?
I would have attended the BERSIH rally. I would have gone for the Penguin Walk. Are you still going to charge someone for me attending the event because I wanted to?
Honestly, I'm against party's or anyone using kids in demonstrations (friendly or not) as an attention grabber. I'm not okay with someone using me for my face or my age.
That's just not cool.
For me, I try not to let my age get in the way. If it's a cause I support, I'll support it whole-heartedly.
I support the abolishing of the ISA. I support the BERSIH cause. Hell, I support HINDRAF.
So if I'm the supporter, are you still going to charge someone else?
Thursday, 25 December 2008
Sime Darby to purchase IJN
Wow... that's something stupid.
How many people rely on Institute Jantung Negara for their health care?
How many people know that everything Sime Darby touches turns to ashes?
Come on. Just look at the IJN staff. Everyone down to the cleaner doesn't want to work for Sime Darby. And for good reason too. They work for the people, giving the ordinary public good health care. And that's an admirable job.
My own grandma goes there. And she knows that if Sime Darby were to privatize IJN, the standard of service would drop due to Sime Darby's 'cost-cutting' schemes.
No more great doctors.
No more great service.
But there will be bills for civil servants.
I hope the Govt. gives out money grants for the servants who have to pay for their health care.
If not, we'll all 'lengkup.'
How many people rely on Institute Jantung Negara for their health care?
How many people know that everything Sime Darby touches turns to ashes?
Come on. Just look at the IJN staff. Everyone down to the cleaner doesn't want to work for Sime Darby. And for good reason too. They work for the people, giving the ordinary public good health care. And that's an admirable job.
My own grandma goes there. And she knows that if Sime Darby were to privatize IJN, the standard of service would drop due to Sime Darby's 'cost-cutting' schemes.
No more great doctors.
No more great service.
But there will be bills for civil servants.
I hope the Govt. gives out money grants for the servants who have to pay for their health care.
If not, we'll all 'lengkup.'
Saturday, 20 December 2008
Shoe hurled at Bush goes for $36,000,000
Now that's a headline.
Kudos, fella. You've served the world proud. Sorry about getting arrested, though. But you're a hero in the heart of the world anyway.
Why can't we all be as 'ballsy' (pardon my language) as that journalist? Why can't Malaysians as a whole come together to express ourselves? Why is it we have to get stuck with papers that lie to us daily and a Government that is doing everything else OTHER than governing?
I'm sad to say that only a handful of 'Rakyat Malaysia' have expressed their views.
And half of them are either being tailed by Special Branch or are (or have been) arrested wrongfully.
Is the Malaysian Government trying to become a communist country? We all know the plight of both China and Korea (both sides, if I may add). Is this what we, as a country, want?
If not, why the hell did we vote them into office?
I think that as Malaysians, we have earned the right to speak freely about our Government. And if the Government REALLY wants to oppress free thinkers, why not rule out voting as well? We'll have our beloved Pak Lah chose everything.
Honestly, that sounds quite interesting.
Until the wife of an.... office mate.... beheads him.
Now THAT would be interesting.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
May 2009 come with good news for all.
Kudos, fella. You've served the world proud. Sorry about getting arrested, though. But you're a hero in the heart of the world anyway.
Why can't we all be as 'ballsy' (pardon my language) as that journalist? Why can't Malaysians as a whole come together to express ourselves? Why is it we have to get stuck with papers that lie to us daily and a Government that is doing everything else OTHER than governing?
I'm sad to say that only a handful of 'Rakyat Malaysia' have expressed their views.
And half of them are either being tailed by Special Branch or are (or have been) arrested wrongfully.
Is the Malaysian Government trying to become a communist country? We all know the plight of both China and Korea (both sides, if I may add). Is this what we, as a country, want?
If not, why the hell did we vote them into office?
I think that as Malaysians, we have earned the right to speak freely about our Government. And if the Government REALLY wants to oppress free thinkers, why not rule out voting as well? We'll have our beloved Pak Lah chose everything.
Honestly, that sounds quite interesting.
Until the wife of an.... office mate.... beheads him.
Now THAT would be interesting.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
May 2009 come with good news for all.
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