loads how been said about the crap condition of the smart tunnel... fm daily newspapers to malaysiakini to blogs to international websites and to everywhere lah!...
honestly, smart tunnel is an AMAZING idea/constrcution with brilliant function and purposes!...
but... at the same time i find this video AMAZINGLY DISTURBING!... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24BfxA48aT8)...
if these kinda cracks and leaks are to be found 50-100 hundreds years fm now... then i think i may be able to understand lah...
but...
it's barely 2 months old... on top of that this smart tunnel 'officially' started on 23rd june 2007.. which is approx less than 1 week ago!...
i always have this thought... wat will happened if this tunnel were to collapse one fine day due to poor workmanship/maintenance and/or hvg problems exiting when there's fire and/or some kinda major crash in it and people stuck there for hours and/ot etc... not forgetting some people have phobia in 'staying' in there for too long tho... perhaps, only then uncle sam will have a 'good' to step down and/or his boss will have a 'good' reason to fire him?!?...
i wonder wat will mmc/gamuda and uncle sam say about this pathetically built smart tunnel which cost the govt approx rm 2 billion!..
remember the flood few weeks ago?!?.. think, they have a very 'good reason' why they cannot 'divert' the flood then... simply because the smart tunnel hv yet to operate fully then... now, it will be interesting if another flood were to happened in kl, we shall see how 'functional' is this tunnel for a start... i have done a random little survey with some of my frens and over the net for my personal research, with the question... "do you have confidence with the safety and/or the function of smart tunnel?!?"... you go figure some of the results/comments i get...
when this article came out... (http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/6/25/central/18119440&sec=central)... i tot to myself how 'nicer' can it be reported...
btw, which parents allowed their kids to talk bad about the family?!?...
as reported.. “The cracks are only on the surface and not structural. Water seepage is common in any project if it is below the water table. I agree that this can be improved but I think this is within the tolerance level,” he said."...
he THINKS it is within the TOLERANCE level?!?... wtf?!?.. is he or rather are they compromising the SAFETY of malaysians who uses the tunnel?!?...
they say they can improve on the tunnel, but it was not mentioned wat kinda improvement are to be made to the tunnel, when they will do it, how they will do it, etc...
owhh yes, improvement will cost the rakyat.. errrrr.. perhaps another couple of millions of ringgit?!?... owhh wait a minute!... can almost see al-kisah mrr 2 flyover making a comeback! :) ....
p/s ; another malaysia BULL-EH project!...
Friday, June 29, 2007
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
barisan nasional vs barisan alternatif.. another round?!?...
had a chat with couple of frens the other day...
will it be better if barisan nasional vs barisan alternatif?!?...
or...
barisan nasional vs opposition in different parties?!?...
honestly, if you ask me, it'll have better effects if the opposition to come as a whole under the barisan alternatif umbrella..
ok, dap failed badly when they teamed up with keadilan and pas then...
as most of us the sane ones know, the sane votes fm the chinese will go to dap (yeah, only the insane ones will go to mca and their respective master) and the chinese is the 2nd largest population in malaysia... chinese votes plays a very important role in deciding certain seats, heck, every vote is important nowdays!...
to me, the chinese are pretty fearful of the idea that if barisan alternatif wins (which is not impossible).. pas may have the main say and establish the 'official' islamic state concept.... it is the chinese who are afraid of change!... it is the chinese who are afraid that their rights will be taken away!.. it is the chinese who are afraid of malaysia becoming an 'official' islamic state!... etc...
lemme ask you 3 very simple questions...
why are you afraid of change when you are being suffocated by the current umno-led govt?!?..
why are you afraid of yr rights will be taken away when you already lost everything to the umno-led govt?!?...
why are you afraid of malaysia becoming an 'official' islamic state when everything seems to be so 'officially' islamic nowdays fm the umno-led govt?!?...
again, looking at the nonsense we are going through now, i would personally prefer if all the oppostion parties team up again to knock bn out in the next general election... anyway, who say is impossible?!?...
p/s ; if you understand the concept of pas and some of their heavyweights... pas is wayyyyyyyyyyyy more 'educated and modern' than those fellas sitting up there in umno abusing the nep, promoting street rempiting menace, spending taxpayers money and go for free fall, promoting violence via keris waving and being asked when the 'waver' gonna use it, c4 fm his ministry and keeping extreme silence over it, sleeping during meetings and a lot more lah, just no time to go on!....
will it be better if barisan nasional vs barisan alternatif?!?...
or...
barisan nasional vs opposition in different parties?!?...
honestly, if you ask me, it'll have better effects if the opposition to come as a whole under the barisan alternatif umbrella..
ok, dap failed badly when they teamed up with keadilan and pas then...
as most of us the sane ones know, the sane votes fm the chinese will go to dap (yeah, only the insane ones will go to mca and their respective master) and the chinese is the 2nd largest population in malaysia... chinese votes plays a very important role in deciding certain seats, heck, every vote is important nowdays!...
to me, the chinese are pretty fearful of the idea that if barisan alternatif wins (which is not impossible).. pas may have the main say and establish the 'official' islamic state concept.... it is the chinese who are afraid of change!... it is the chinese who are afraid that their rights will be taken away!.. it is the chinese who are afraid of malaysia becoming an 'official' islamic state!... etc...
lemme ask you 3 very simple questions...
why are you afraid of change when you are being suffocated by the current umno-led govt?!?..
why are you afraid of yr rights will be taken away when you already lost everything to the umno-led govt?!?...
why are you afraid of malaysia becoming an 'official' islamic state when everything seems to be so 'officially' islamic nowdays fm the umno-led govt?!?...
again, looking at the nonsense we are going through now, i would personally prefer if all the oppostion parties team up again to knock bn out in the next general election... anyway, who say is impossible?!?...
p/s ; if you understand the concept of pas and some of their heavyweights... pas is wayyyyyyyyyyyy more 'educated and modern' than those fellas sitting up there in umno abusing the nep, promoting street rempiting menace, spending taxpayers money and go for free fall, promoting violence via keris waving and being asked when the 'waver' gonna use it, c4 fm his ministry and keeping extreme silence over it, sleeping during meetings and a lot more lah, just no time to go on!....
bodoh... bangang... bahlul... pls choose one...
royal malaysia circus... lks hit it hard on this.. the uproar started immediately fm nazri... siapa makan cili dia rasa pedas kinda case?!?... :) ...
a video clip fm malaysiakini... http://www.malaysiakini.tv/?vid=1138
fm day one i never really like nazri.. he is acting as if he is bigger than God in parliament sent fm above.. getting all emotional and start shooting unnecessary stuffs fm his foul mouth...
also, if singapore is not a real country then wat is singapore?!?..
am hoping singaporeans will do something to this disgraceful statement of his and restore the pride of singapore... singapore is wayyyyyyyyyyyy better than malaysia in many areas... fm better economic to low crime rates to zero corruption to better style of living to sensible ministers, etc!...
nazri, pls make sure you use yr brain which God provided to you to think!...
any padang renggas people here reading this... it is YOU who voted this clown into office!... wanna repeat it again?!?...
Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!
Yoges Palaniappan
Jun 21, 07 4:05pm Malaysiakini
Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!…Even journalists covering the Dewan Rakyat proceedings could not recall how many times Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz repeated this word.
His target was none other than the Opposition Leader, Lim Kit Siang. The two heavyweights locked horns over corruption today.
Unhappy with the lengthy explanation provided by Nazri on Malaysia’s poor placement in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index (CPI), Lim quizzed him on the corruption allegation against Deputy Internal Security Minister Mohd Johari Baharum.
Johari was accused of receiving RM5.5 million in bribes to free several criminal suspects held under the Emergency Ordinance (EO). The deputy minister denied this but an investigation was launched.
“How can he (Johari) come clean when the ACA (Anti-Corruption Agency) has not released its findings, and when the Attorney-General (AG) also keeps mum?” asked Lim.
This question irked Nazri, who retorted:
“Malaysia will never develop as long as we have people like Lim. All these (corruption allegations) are lies. Why are you so stupid? Where are the allegations? You have no brains. Stupid, stupid, stupid!…
“All these are lies. Where is the RM5 million? There is no RM5 million, which means the allegation is not true.
“If you want to know why the AG is keeping quiet, you should ask him and not me. I cannot answer on his behalf because I will be accused of influencing him.”
Lim, who was also seeing red by this time, responded: “The AG is not here. But you are here. And you have the responsibility to answer.”
Speaker: No ruling
At this juncture, DAP MPs rose to defend Lim and urged Dewan Rakyat Speaker Ramli Ngah Talib to make a ruling against Nazri for using improper language in the House.
However, the Speaker refused to do so.
“Improper language is used all the time in Dewan Rakyat. If I make a ruling every time it happens, we will not have any time for debates.
“Even though I don’t encourage rudeness in the House, I will not make a ruling. However, I hope MPs will be more careful with the language they use in future,” he said.
This prompted Nazri to throw in a sarcastic comment: “Since stupid is not proper, I will use ‘not smart’ instead.”
Earlier, Nazri (BN-Padang Renggas) was responding to Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail (PKR-Permatang Pauh) who asked Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to state if he is focussed on fighting corruption since Malaysia’s ranking in the CPI was on the slide compared to neighbouring countries such as Indonesia, Vietnam and Singapore.
While agreeing that the ranking had deteriorated, Nazri, however, argued that the CPI does not reflect the real corruption situation in the country.
“We were ranked 39th in 2005 and last year we were ranked 44th. However, more countries were included in the study last year compared to 2005,” he said.
“Furthermore, the report is based on perception and is contrary to the real situation. Nevertheless, the negative perception must be treated as a lesson by everyone in order to work harder to fight graft,” he added.
Singapore - not a real country
The minister also said that Malaysia must not be compared to countries like Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam.
“Singapore is not a real country, it is a small island. Singapore’s population is just three to four million and there are no opportunities for corruption, unlike in our country.
“As for Vietnam and Indonesia, I understand that they received lower rankings last year. But being among the first 200 is not difficult. But once we get to be among the first 40 or 50, it is difficult (to improve) as we have reached a bottleneck,” he added.
Wan Azizah then asked if the government plans to allow the ACA to be answerable to Parliament in view of the many corruption allegations, especially against top politicians such as Johari and Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud.
“We have a freer media now that allows many voices to be heard. That is why we have many people making unfounded allegations in the media,” responded Nazri.
Citing the Johari case as an example, Nazri said the allegations had appeared on blogs and anybody could create a blog.
“All these are people’s perceptions which cannot be made as a basis for charges,” he said, proposing instead on a more tighter control of the media.
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/68930
a video clip fm malaysiakini... http://www.malaysiakini.tv/?vid=1138
fm day one i never really like nazri.. he is acting as if he is bigger than God in parliament sent fm above.. getting all emotional and start shooting unnecessary stuffs fm his foul mouth...
also, if singapore is not a real country then wat is singapore?!?..
am hoping singaporeans will do something to this disgraceful statement of his and restore the pride of singapore... singapore is wayyyyyyyyyyyy better than malaysia in many areas... fm better economic to low crime rates to zero corruption to better style of living to sensible ministers, etc!...
nazri, pls make sure you use yr brain which God provided to you to think!...
any padang renggas people here reading this... it is YOU who voted this clown into office!... wanna repeat it again?!?...
Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!
Yoges Palaniappan
Jun 21, 07 4:05pm Malaysiakini
Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!…Even journalists covering the Dewan Rakyat proceedings could not recall how many times Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz repeated this word.
His target was none other than the Opposition Leader, Lim Kit Siang. The two heavyweights locked horns over corruption today.
Unhappy with the lengthy explanation provided by Nazri on Malaysia’s poor placement in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index (CPI), Lim quizzed him on the corruption allegation against Deputy Internal Security Minister Mohd Johari Baharum.
Johari was accused of receiving RM5.5 million in bribes to free several criminal suspects held under the Emergency Ordinance (EO). The deputy minister denied this but an investigation was launched.
“How can he (Johari) come clean when the ACA (Anti-Corruption Agency) has not released its findings, and when the Attorney-General (AG) also keeps mum?” asked Lim.
This question irked Nazri, who retorted:
“Malaysia will never develop as long as we have people like Lim. All these (corruption allegations) are lies. Why are you so stupid? Where are the allegations? You have no brains. Stupid, stupid, stupid!…
“All these are lies. Where is the RM5 million? There is no RM5 million, which means the allegation is not true.
“If you want to know why the AG is keeping quiet, you should ask him and not me. I cannot answer on his behalf because I will be accused of influencing him.”
Lim, who was also seeing red by this time, responded: “The AG is not here. But you are here. And you have the responsibility to answer.”
Speaker: No ruling
At this juncture, DAP MPs rose to defend Lim and urged Dewan Rakyat Speaker Ramli Ngah Talib to make a ruling against Nazri for using improper language in the House.
However, the Speaker refused to do so.
“Improper language is used all the time in Dewan Rakyat. If I make a ruling every time it happens, we will not have any time for debates.
“Even though I don’t encourage rudeness in the House, I will not make a ruling. However, I hope MPs will be more careful with the language they use in future,” he said.
This prompted Nazri to throw in a sarcastic comment: “Since stupid is not proper, I will use ‘not smart’ instead.”
Earlier, Nazri (BN-Padang Renggas) was responding to Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail (PKR-Permatang Pauh) who asked Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to state if he is focussed on fighting corruption since Malaysia’s ranking in the CPI was on the slide compared to neighbouring countries such as Indonesia, Vietnam and Singapore.
While agreeing that the ranking had deteriorated, Nazri, however, argued that the CPI does not reflect the real corruption situation in the country.
“We were ranked 39th in 2005 and last year we were ranked 44th. However, more countries were included in the study last year compared to 2005,” he said.
“Furthermore, the report is based on perception and is contrary to the real situation. Nevertheless, the negative perception must be treated as a lesson by everyone in order to work harder to fight graft,” he added.
Singapore - not a real country
The minister also said that Malaysia must not be compared to countries like Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam.
“Singapore is not a real country, it is a small island. Singapore’s population is just three to four million and there are no opportunities for corruption, unlike in our country.
“As for Vietnam and Indonesia, I understand that they received lower rankings last year. But being among the first 200 is not difficult. But once we get to be among the first 40 or 50, it is difficult (to improve) as we have reached a bottleneck,” he added.
Wan Azizah then asked if the government plans to allow the ACA to be answerable to Parliament in view of the many corruption allegations, especially against top politicians such as Johari and Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud.
“We have a freer media now that allows many voices to be heard. That is why we have many people making unfounded allegations in the media,” responded Nazri.
Citing the Johari case as an example, Nazri said the allegations had appeared on blogs and anybody could create a blog.
“All these are people’s perceptions which cannot be made as a basis for charges,” he said, proposing instead on a more tighter control of the media.
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/68930
indians in malaysia are being marginalised directly?!?...
where is uncle sam when he the hero for all indians is most needed?!?... patching the leaks in the parliament and/or learning the function of the smart tunnel?!?...
me even as a chinese is disgusted when i read about the news below!...
i wonder wat are the reasons behind the govt is not starting a fund for the indians?!?...
as reported... "and training for entrepreneurs as well as providing business licences to encourage them to venture into business."...
would appreciate if black and white statistics to be provided by that fella to support his claims...
encouraging them into biz is just not enough.. 1st thing 1st, they will need funds to help them to survive...
honeslty, to me it is them, the 'top level' people in the govt are casuing all this kinda race/religion disharmony, marginalisation, etc... in this country...
they are talking about racial unity, religion freedom, etc... but on the other hand they are proving that they are contradicting wat they say...
example...
- bangsa malaysia status is now a long gone thing...
- nep is still going on despite, so-called everyone should be treated equally... also, nep is being abuse to make the rich richer and the poor pooer...
- if you want to bid for a govt project, the main condition would be bumi company is a MUST...
- demolishing of worshipping places...
- this is the time/season for new intakes of students into unis.. mark my words and watch how many non-bumis will be 'marginalised' and/or 'sidelined'... been reading numeours reports on this lately... btw, this is a yearly affair and no changes or watsoever...
- etc..
like i said many times, muslims are the majority in this country and they have the power to change certain things, we need the sane ones like those who actually care about the country to make those changes... you can send them yr warning via the ballot box in the next ge tho...
wat do you think?!?...
p/s ; in this time now, we still have indians who make less than rm 400.00 a month with a family to take care off, we have an indian boy who makes rm 1.00 a day, we have indians who are forced to embrace islam (ok, out of topic.. :) ..)
Government won’t start fund for Indians, but will help in other ways
THE Government has no plan to set up a special investment fund to help uplift the economic position of the Indian community in the country, Malaysia Nanban reported.
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Senator Datuk Abdul Rahman Suliman said the Government had used various mechanisms to help the Indians and to ensure that the targeted 3% equity ownership by the community during the Ninth Malaysia Plan period was achieved.
He said various efforts had been taken to increase the participation of Indians in the economy and help uplift their economic status .
Abdul Rahman, replying to a question from K. Devamany (BN – Cameron Highlands) in the Dewan Rakyat, said the mechanisms included Perbadanan Nasional Berhad investment schemes, expanding access to financial assistance, and training for entrepreneurs as well as providing business licences to encourage them to venture into business.
> A medical group from India, Universal Empire Group (UEG), is seeking a local partner to set up a medical college in Malaysia, Malaysia Nanban reported.
UEG’s adviser in Malaysia, Datuk Syed Hussein Al-Habshee, said the New Delhi-based company’s key management team recently visited Malaysia to look into the possibility of setting-up such a college with the capacity to train 100 doctors initially.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/6/20/nation/18073205&sec=nation
me even as a chinese is disgusted when i read about the news below!...
i wonder wat are the reasons behind the govt is not starting a fund for the indians?!?...
as reported... "and training for entrepreneurs as well as providing business licences to encourage them to venture into business."...
would appreciate if black and white statistics to be provided by that fella to support his claims...
encouraging them into biz is just not enough.. 1st thing 1st, they will need funds to help them to survive...
honeslty, to me it is them, the 'top level' people in the govt are casuing all this kinda race/religion disharmony, marginalisation, etc... in this country...
they are talking about racial unity, religion freedom, etc... but on the other hand they are proving that they are contradicting wat they say...
example...
- bangsa malaysia status is now a long gone thing...
- nep is still going on despite, so-called everyone should be treated equally... also, nep is being abuse to make the rich richer and the poor pooer...
- if you want to bid for a govt project, the main condition would be bumi company is a MUST...
- demolishing of worshipping places...
- this is the time/season for new intakes of students into unis.. mark my words and watch how many non-bumis will be 'marginalised' and/or 'sidelined'... been reading numeours reports on this lately... btw, this is a yearly affair and no changes or watsoever...
- etc..
like i said many times, muslims are the majority in this country and they have the power to change certain things, we need the sane ones like those who actually care about the country to make those changes... you can send them yr warning via the ballot box in the next ge tho...
wat do you think?!?...
p/s ; in this time now, we still have indians who make less than rm 400.00 a month with a family to take care off, we have an indian boy who makes rm 1.00 a day, we have indians who are forced to embrace islam (ok, out of topic.. :) ..)
Government won’t start fund for Indians, but will help in other ways
THE Government has no plan to set up a special investment fund to help uplift the economic position of the Indian community in the country, Malaysia Nanban reported.
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Senator Datuk Abdul Rahman Suliman said the Government had used various mechanisms to help the Indians and to ensure that the targeted 3% equity ownership by the community during the Ninth Malaysia Plan period was achieved.
He said various efforts had been taken to increase the participation of Indians in the economy and help uplift their economic status .
Abdul Rahman, replying to a question from K. Devamany (BN – Cameron Highlands) in the Dewan Rakyat, said the mechanisms included Perbadanan Nasional Berhad investment schemes, expanding access to financial assistance, and training for entrepreneurs as well as providing business licences to encourage them to venture into business.
> A medical group from India, Universal Empire Group (UEG), is seeking a local partner to set up a medical college in Malaysia, Malaysia Nanban reported.
UEG’s adviser in Malaysia, Datuk Syed Hussein Al-Habshee, said the New Delhi-based company’s key management team recently visited Malaysia to look into the possibility of setting-up such a college with the capacity to train 100 doctors initially.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/6/20/nation/18073205&sec=nation
Friday, June 22, 2007
long time no blog!...
extremely bz with work and travelling and dun really have the time for anything else at the moment..
will be back soon with altantuya to marginalisation of indians to being stupid in parliament to the stories of the smartest tunnel dan banyak lagi!... : ) ...
will be back soon with altantuya to marginalisation of indians to being stupid in parliament to the stories of the smartest tunnel dan banyak lagi!... : ) ...
Wednesday, June 06, 2007
mr rumours's 2nd marriage!... any reason/agenda behind this marriage?!?...
only a few months ago aab known as mr rumours... it's rumours, rumors only, semua tu rumours, only rumours, rumours saja... haha... show good example and stop lying lah wei!... :) ...
wishing the newly weds the best and heartiest congratulations!..... may them during their joyous occasion come back to earth and think about those who wanna get married, but cannot due to their mykad problem... may them during their happy occasion come back to earth and think about family being seperated after married for years because of religion problems... may them during their exciting time com back to earth and think about the problems the country is facing, etc...
p/s ; other than 'it's lonely at the top' reason... it's smart for him to be re-married again tho, approx only less than 2 years after endon's death, he better do it fast before anyone takes advantage and build their goldmine and leave him without any share... contracts, tenders, nep, etc... go figure! :) ....
p/s ; is this why we heard about him taking about being a 2-3 term pm?!?... perhaps only after the mongolian case which is 'connected' with his deputy?!?... go figure! :) ...
p/s ; do read between the VERY fine lines on wat is happening lately and you'll be able to find EVERYTHING which is happening in the country lately DO somehow HAVE connection with EVERYTHING/SOMETHING else... :) ...
http://www.bernama.com.my/bernama/v3/news_lite.php?id=265922
http://www.malaysia-today.net/blog2006/corridors.php?itemid=2566
http://malaysia-today.net/blog2006/newsncom.php?itemid=5247
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/68240
http://www.pmo.gov.my/WebNotesApp/Abdullah.nsf/hv_PMKiniSemasaNew/555D4531406A3850482572F20014ABE8
wishing the newly weds the best and heartiest congratulations!..... may them during their joyous occasion come back to earth and think about those who wanna get married, but cannot due to their mykad problem... may them during their happy occasion come back to earth and think about family being seperated after married for years because of religion problems... may them during their exciting time com back to earth and think about the problems the country is facing, etc...
p/s ; other than 'it's lonely at the top' reason... it's smart for him to be re-married again tho, approx only less than 2 years after endon's death, he better do it fast before anyone takes advantage and build their goldmine and leave him without any share... contracts, tenders, nep, etc... go figure! :) ....
p/s ; is this why we heard about him taking about being a 2-3 term pm?!?... perhaps only after the mongolian case which is 'connected' with his deputy?!?... go figure! :) ...
p/s ; do read between the VERY fine lines on wat is happening lately and you'll be able to find EVERYTHING which is happening in the country lately DO somehow HAVE connection with EVERYTHING/SOMETHING else... :) ...
http://www.bernama.com.my/bernama/v3/news_lite.php?id=265922
http://www.malaysia-today.net/blog2006/corridors.php?itemid=2566
http://malaysia-today.net/blog2006/newsncom.php?itemid=5247
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/68240
http://www.pmo.gov.my/WebNotesApp/Abdullah.nsf/hv_PMKiniSemasaNew/555D4531406A3850482572F20014ABE8
dialogue/forum... malaysia, after lina joy...
reckoned this will be a good dialogue to attened..
to those who can make it, do come for it... do come a little early as expecting a huge crowd after the 'bocor dialogue' few weeks ago...
am sure there will be a q&a session after this dialogue, do prepare yr question, if any...
p/s ; me for one is interested wat may ambiga be presenting, fm the bar council point of view...
“To say that she is not under the jurisdiction of the Syariah Court - because she no longer professes Islam - is not appropriate… In other words, one cannot embrace or leave a religion according to one’s whims and fancies.” - Chief Justice Tun Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim
“Illegal and unreasonable… to expect the appellant (Lina) to apply for a certificate of apostasy - when to do so would likely expose her to a range of offences under the Islamic law - is, in my view, unreasonable.” - Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Datuk Richard Malanjum
“I am disappointed that the Federal Court is not able to vindicate a simple but important fundamental right that exists in all persons; namely, the right to believe in the religion of one’s choice… The Federal Court has not only denied me that right but to all Malaysians who value fundamental freedoms.” - Lina Joy
Date: 7 June 2007 (Thursday)
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Armada Hotel, Petaling Jaya
Room: Laksamana Room, Level 3
Speakers:
Y.B. Lim Kit Siang, Parliamentary Opposition Leader
Ambiga Sreenevasan, Malaysia Bar Council President
Dr Azmi Sharom, Associate Professor, UM Law Faculty
Lenard Teoh, Legal Advisor to Malaysia Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism and Sikhism (MCCBCHS)
Yusri Mohammad, President of Angkatan Belia Islam (ABIM)
Lim Guan Eng, DAP Secretary-General
Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim, General Secretary of PKR
Chairperson: Tony Pua
Free Admission
to those who can make it, do come for it... do come a little early as expecting a huge crowd after the 'bocor dialogue' few weeks ago...
am sure there will be a q&a session after this dialogue, do prepare yr question, if any...
p/s ; me for one is interested wat may ambiga be presenting, fm the bar council point of view...
“To say that she is not under the jurisdiction of the Syariah Court - because she no longer professes Islam - is not appropriate… In other words, one cannot embrace or leave a religion according to one’s whims and fancies.” - Chief Justice Tun Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim
“Illegal and unreasonable… to expect the appellant (Lina) to apply for a certificate of apostasy - when to do so would likely expose her to a range of offences under the Islamic law - is, in my view, unreasonable.” - Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Datuk Richard Malanjum
“I am disappointed that the Federal Court is not able to vindicate a simple but important fundamental right that exists in all persons; namely, the right to believe in the religion of one’s choice… The Federal Court has not only denied me that right but to all Malaysians who value fundamental freedoms.” - Lina Joy
Date: 7 June 2007 (Thursday)
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Armada Hotel, Petaling Jaya
Room: Laksamana Room, Level 3
Speakers:
Y.B. Lim Kit Siang, Parliamentary Opposition Leader
Ambiga Sreenevasan, Malaysia Bar Council President
Dr Azmi Sharom, Associate Professor, UM Law Faculty
Lenard Teoh, Legal Advisor to Malaysia Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism and Sikhism (MCCBCHS)
Yusri Mohammad, President of Angkatan Belia Islam (ABIM)
Lim Guan Eng, DAP Secretary-General
Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim, General Secretary of PKR
Chairperson: Tony Pua
Free Admission
rip loga!...
honestly, 2 of the best malay songs so far malaysia ever have..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wR1BiX_4M6k&eurl=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p00MUTTnzzM&eurl=
loga trully showed that he and the alleycats are colour blind!... he and the alleycats showed the real meaning of muhibbah!...
it's proud to be a malaysian when you know chinese and malay sing along malay songs fm a muhibbah based band!...
to be around for approx 30 years and come up with approx 30 albums is amazing!...
great to have somehow grew up with the songs ringing and playing here and there...
triiimmmaaaaa kasayyyyyyyyyy for the beautiful memories loga!...
http://www.sun2surf.com/article.cfm?id=18118
http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/content.asp?y=2007&dt=0605&pub=Utusan_Malaysia&sec=Muka_Hadapan&pg=mh_10.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wR1BiX_4M6k&eurl=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p00MUTTnzzM&eurl=
loga trully showed that he and the alleycats are colour blind!... he and the alleycats showed the real meaning of muhibbah!...
it's proud to be a malaysian when you know chinese and malay sing along malay songs fm a muhibbah based band!...
to be around for approx 30 years and come up with approx 30 albums is amazing!...
great to have somehow grew up with the songs ringing and playing here and there...
triiimmmaaaaa kasayyyyyyyyyy for the beautiful memories loga!...
http://www.sun2surf.com/article.cfm?id=18118
http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/content.asp?y=2007&dt=0605&pub=Utusan_Malaysia&sec=Muka_Hadapan&pg=mh_10.htm
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