The title of the site is ‘Anything You Want To See About Malaysia! Sex Sex and More Sex Videos of Malay UMNO Chicks‘. Wah lau!! How true is that? [By the way, I don’t have the media player to play the 3GP files… hah hah].
Not sure how the UMNO kakis will react. Maybe like this?
Lastly, our famous Home Minister, got it from here:
Dear Sir,
I am from Klang. I used to visit many places in Klang e.g. Cafe, mamak stalls etc. I had also the opportunity to be sitting one or two tables away from Datuk Song Kee Chai.
As a leader of MCA, I feel that one should behave themselves in public. There was not once but in many instances where he was having a discussion with a group of people in a cafe in Klang called Gardini Cafe and Brasserie located at Garden business Centre, No.3 Jalan Istana, 4100, klang, Sclangor Darul Ehsan. Viewing him as a leader, I did not expect him to be so foul mouth. To make matters worse, he uttered vulgarities even in front of ladies. This is the part that irritates me the most. I know that you may feel that I am writting without evidences and therefore I am just making up this story but I am telling you the truth and you have to trust me. I wish I could have recorded his discussion but I didn’t. I hope that you could upload my email and let people who have seen him in public swearing obsenity comment if what I said is true.
Regards,
(Name Omitted as Requested)
This is why and how UMNO and BN will topple the next general election. By imposing a ban on the word Allah, not only will the BN lose the votes of Catholics. The rest of the people be it Christians, Hindus, Buddhist, etc. will not support you because BN is being arrogant. Even some of my Malay friends who are true Muslims feel that Syed Hamid Alba should take this stand.
Source: The Sun
Govt regrets Herald’s defiance on use of word ‘Allah’
PUTRAJAYA (Jan 21, 2009) : The government has expressed regret that Catholic weekly Herald has defied the government’s ban on the use of word “Allah” as a translation for “God” in its publication.
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While calling for a stop on public debates regarding the matter, Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said he will ask the ministry’s legal division to see “what can be done” against the newspaper.
“Usually, we will study what happens when there is no compliance. Religious issues are very sensitive. That’s why I avoid debating about it. But if one religion decides to show its strength and all sort of things, it is a bit dangerous.
“To me, it is best (that) we sort it out in an environment which is not confrontational – an environment of goodwill and understanding. That’s why we have taken this approach. “We did not take action, (but) we gave conditions so that they would not create problems,” he told a press conference after the ministry’s monthly assembly today.
Syed Hamid said the newspaper should have waited for the court’s decision, scheduled Feb 27, instead of acting according to its own judgment and defying the Cabinet’s decision to lift the ban imposed on the Malay edition of Herald.
Ministry’s Publication and Quranic Text Control division secretary Che Din Yusoh was reported saying on Jan 8 the government has lifted the ban but maintained its decision to stop it from using the word Allah as it would confuse the Muslims.
The Herald has last year challenged the ban on the word “Allah” in court, saying the translation has been used for centuries and the Arabic word is a common reference to God that predates Islam.
On Tuesday, Herald editor Father Lawrence Andrew said this week’s edition has used the banned word and he intended to continue doing so until the courts rule on the issue next month as “we find the restriction unacceptable.”
“They should have waited for the court’s decision. If they continue acting this way, they are inciting conflicts. In Malaysia, we have to avoid conflicts. Don’t think we are the only ones that are strong, that have rights.
“If everyone wanted to show its own strength, there would be conflicts and it would create problems. We have been really flexible in this matter. We really respect others and their religions,” Syed Hamid added.
On certain weblogs still allegedly insulting Prophet Muhammad and Islam in their postings, he said the police had conducted its investigations on the matter and it was now up to the Attorney-General (A-G)’s Chambers to act.
“Any reports said to insult the Prophet will be investigated by the police. Once investigation has been completed under the Sedition Act, we will leave it to the A-G’s Chambers to decide whether to take action or not.
Syed Hamid said to date no arrests had been made and that it was very difficult to stop people from posting undesirable elements in cyberworld..
On another matter, Syed Hamid said retrenchment exercises by certain companies in the country should start first with the foreigners as during this time of economic crisis, “there is no reason for us, legally or illegally, to bring in foreign workers”.
“Don’t request for foreign workers and give all sorts of excuses that Malaysians cannot work. We will discuss with the Human Resources Ministry so that in certain sectors like the manufacturing and services industries, we should not have foreign workers,” he said in response to newspaper reports on Tuesday that retrenchment of foreign workers had resulted in a rise in criminal activities in the country.
The Sun
Deputy ministers to be summoned for questioning
PETALING JAYA (Jan 22, 2009) : Police will call up two deputy ministers who were present at the Serdang Hospital mortuary during an incident where about 50 family members and friends of 22-year-old lock up detainee A.Kugan who died in police custody allegedly forced their way into the place to view his body late on Monday.
Selangor police chief DCP Datuk Khalid Abu Bakar said a police report was lodged with Sepang police by an official at the mortuary who alleged that several dozen people who turned up at the morgue had barged in and wheeled out Kugan’s body of of the cold room.
The hospital official also alleged that the people had handled the body and took photos of it.
Khalid said police have classified and are probing the case as trespass with criminal intent and also for criminal intimidation.
He said it was wrong for anyone except for hospital officials to handle the body as a post mortem had yet to be conducted and there is an ongoing probe into the death of the man.
He said the hospital official had called the police and a police officer at the scene permitted only a family member to identify the body at the time of the incident but this was defied and the crowd rushed in.
Although he did not name the two deputy ministers, it is understood that they are Datuk S.K.Devamany and T.Murugiah, both who are with the Prime Minister’s Department and were present at the hospital during the incident.
Khalid said a post mortem carried out out on the body of lock detainee A.Kugan showed that he had died of excessive fluid in his lungs.
He said the report also stated that the injuries found on the deceased’s body was not the result of his death.
“However, I assure the family of Kugan that we will not spare anyone responsible for the injuries caused on him. We are probing and when we identify those involved and have gathered enough evidence, I will make sure justice is served.”
“I give you my word that there will be no cover up as I do not cordone to such abuse of powers if that was the case.I urge the family members to be calm and not take the law into their own hands.” he said.
At about 2.30pm, Kugan’s funeral took place at his house at Puchong Kinrara. Among the 200 people who attended it was MIC President Datuk Seri S.Samy Vellu.
Kugan was arrested on Jan 15 for suspected car theft and remanded till Wednesday. However,on Tuesday during interogation by police, he collapsed and died.
Police had said that they made a recovery of 15 stolen cars at a warehouse in Puchong following his arrest.
His family, Kapar MP S.Manikavasagam and Keadilan’s Selangor Youth leader Khairul Anuar Ahmad Zainuddin have each lodged a police report alleging foulplay in Kugan’s death and urged a thorough probe be conducted.
KUALA TERENGGANU: PAS wrested the Kuala Terengganu Parliamentary seat from Barisan Nasional with a majority of 2,631.
PAS candidate Mohd Abdul Wahid Endut garnered a total 32,883 votes compared to Barisan Datuk Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh, who got 30,252 votes.
There were 665 spoilt votes.
With this victory the Opposition now has 82 seats in Parliament. Barisan now has 137 and the remaining three seats are held by Independents.
Abdul Wahid attributed his victory to the fact that he knew many of the voters as he was a five-term Wakaf Mempelam assemblyman.
He said he intended to bring up many issues when Parliament resumes its seating.
Meanwhile, Wan Farid was calm in defeat saying “I accept it.”
The first ballot box was brought into the tallying centre at 6.30pm and the first result was announced 30 minutes later.
The results were announced stream by stream and initially Wan Farid was in the lead until at 8.20pm when the result of the 81st ballot boxes was announced and Abdul Wahid started pulling ahead by 168 votes.
The final result was announced by returning officer Wan Mustafa Wan Hassan at 9.30pm.
The situation around Stadium Negeri where tallying was carried out was quite calm although shouts of Allahuakbar could be heard from thousands of PAS supporters who had gathered beyond the 50-meter radius from the centre every time a result favouring their candidate was announced.
A total of 77.76 per cent or 63,993 of 80,229 voters cast their votes. The constituency has 1,302 postal voters.
Election Commission had set up 143 voting streams at 36 polling centres in the by-election held from 8am until 5pm.
Wan Farid and Abdul Wahid were among those who turned up early to cast their votes.
Wan Farid cast his vote at the Sekolah Kebangsaan Pusat Bukit Besar polling centre at 8.02am while Mohd Abdul Wahid voted at the Sekolah Kebangsaan Pusat Chabang Tiga at 8.07am.
Independent candidate Azharudin Mamat did not vote as he is a registered voter in the Petaling Jaya Utara parliamentary constituency.
The by-election, which saw a three-way fight between Wan Farid, Abdul Wahid and Azharudin, was held following the death of Kuala Terengganu member of Parliament Datuk Razali Ismail on Nov 28.
In the 12th general election in March last year, Razali defeated Mohamad Sabu of PAS and an Independent candidate, Maimun Yusuf, with a 628-vote majority.
7.02 ptg
Tapi kawasan kawasan PAS masih belum mendapat keputusan.
6.58 ptg
Di beritahu, pengiraan undi di jangkakan di dalam tempoh 2 jam dari sekarang. Sehingga kini, tiada liputan yang dibuat oleh sebarang media arus perdana. Sedikit petanda bahawa mereka tidak lagi berminat untuk mengetahui keputusan dan melapurkan kepada rakyat Malaysia ….
Macam dah tau je …. Wakakakakak !!!
6.53 ptg
Dikhabarkan pondok panas BN sudah mula di tutup. Sementara penyokong PAS masih lepak kat pondok panas masing masing. Menurut pakar …. cehch … itu adalah petanda.
Menurut analisa di dalam blog anilnetto, kemungkinan PAS akan menang dengan majoriti 2,000 atau 3,000
Yessss !!!!
Latest news 18:00: Barisan Nasional lost 5,000 seats from an unconfirmed. It looks like Lim Kit Siang’s prediction of 7,000 is very close. Let’s wait a few more hours so that we will know the official results. May Malaysia turn from Bodohland to PandaiLand.
Long live Pakatan Rakyat
KUALA LUMPUR: A Datuk whose daughter is due to be married today was hauled up to the Sessions Court yesterday to face two cheating charges involving RM922,000.
He is expected to be charged next Wednesday with another 363 counts of cheating, which involved seven financial institutions and RM35 million.
Datuk Ng Kim Weng, 57, and his former colleague Lim Geok Lan, 50, were jointly charged with cheating Bank Bumiputra-Commerce Bhd officers by inducing them to believe that the invoices and delivery orders provided for the application of banker’s acceptance services dated Jan 31, 2005, were genuine.
The two allegedly induced the officers to approve a RM344,000 loan for ABI Malaysia Sdn Bhd at the bank’s Trade Services Centre in Jalan Tun Perak, between Jan 28 and 31, 2005.
Ng was the former managing director of ABI Malaysia, while Lim was a former director. ABI Malaysia is a subsidiary of Polymate Holdings Bhd — a public-listed company — in which Ng was the former group managing director.
Ng was also charged separately with inducing the bank officers to approve a loan of RM321,000 to ABI Malaysia Sdn Bhd, on Dec 7, 2004, while Lim allegedly committed a similar offence involving RM257,000 on Feb 25, 2005.
The duo also faced alternative charges of using forged documents as genuine in committing the offences.
Both Ng and Lim claimed trial to all charges.
Deputy public prosecutor Faridah Mohd Salleh proposed RM1.5 million bail each with one surety and asked for their passports to be surrendered to the court.
She urged the court to consider the seriousness of the offences, which caused the banks to lose a huge sum of money.
Ng’s counsel Harpal Singh pleaded for a lower amount, saying that Ng’s wife could only raise RM200,000.
“My client is pleading to the court to allow him to attend his daughter’s wedding,” he said.
The court was also informed that Ng had surrendered his passport in 2007, when the Securities Commission charged him with submitting false information to Bursa Malaysia.
Lim’s lawyer Jasvinjit Singh said Lim’s niece could only raise RM50,000.
“Lim is currently working as an insurance agent and earns about RM5,000 monthly.”
Judge S.M. Komathy Suppiah granted Ng RM200,000 bail with one surety and Lim RM100,000 bail with one surety. They posted bail.
She also ordered Lim to surrender her passport to the court.
“This is only an interim figure. I will reconsider the figure when the remaining charges are read to them,” said Komathy, who fixed Jan 21 for the other charges to be read.