to remove the temporary ban on TWO news publications,
release 13 detainees from ISA detention,
and conduct a comprehensive review of the Internal Security Act. "
-Najib in his maiden speech
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You cannot ban a name Jib - that's outright Bodoh Bin Sombong lah, Joe!!!
The speech - Takes your breath away is it?No so fast, guys - there'll be more goodies to tempt the electorate and Malaysians into accepting "Mr. Goody-two-shoes" as the PM. Under-DOGs need plenty of brownie points before they start out. This reminds me a lot of the "Bersih, Cekap, Amanah" days of the Proton Car-Tun.
Yes - nothing less will do, considering his and the fat lady's "impeccable reputation and compassionate nature". Next he will probably say they'll get rid of OSA, PPPA, UUCA, Police Act and C4 from the "arsenal" they've hoarded over the years.
He may even say that Zambry the Perak pretender MB, and "that someone" who was caught on tape confessing to attempting to corrupt the courts are dismissed- just as his mentor once did!
Anyways - just two out of five, plus 8 "Islamic Militants" were released, and that is much appreciated (although we don't know what the conditions are). So sad actually - Uthaya, who needs the freedom most, isn't freed.
Seriously - I really think this is a belated April Fool joke he's playing on the Bkt. Selambau guys (and Malaysians at large), just to take some punch out of the Pakatan campagn.
Soon you may see that Ganabathirau & Kengatharan in Bkt Selambau with Semi Value, promising that Uthaya will be next to be out should they vote Umno's lapdog - Ganesan.
This is just "c@&k-teasing" at its best - pending outcome of the elections. This guy is so DESPERATE, he'll probably morph into a godzilla of sorts the moment he sees that the people aren't fooled.
Hope the voters realize that without their anti-BN stance, there would've been no way that these guys would've been released!!
The Car-Tun did once say that a vote for BN means that you want ISA.
So Bkt Selambau voters - remember that a vote for BN is a vote for ISA and to keep Uthaya incarcerated!!!
Now Jibby, hand me the very legal video of your swearing in - that may win me a prize!!!
All said and done, considering the stories of Talismans, Bomohs, Mongolian shamans, a recent NST article about Jibby's numerological "lucky No. 11" - I wouldn't place much hope on a party that places premium value on superstitious mindsets. Just take a look at the images above (the numbers- from a "chinese" perspective) and tell me it was just a coincidence .........
So, under the Jibby regime, if you have a question of National security or economy don't wait for Jibby - just ..... ASK YOUR BOMOH!!!















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Dear Cruzeiro,
Reading your comments I am struck by the fact that I would agree wholeheartedly with almost every point that you have made.
Yes, there is still sympathy amongst Malaysians and within PR for Hindraf’s plight; (I believe this is because there are no basic contradictions between both sets of goals)
Yes, they are poor at selling themselves, lack savvy & don’t communicate well, and this (and their methods) have turned many away from them; (50 years of oppressive conditioning has certainly left its mark)
Yes, they have a sectarian perspective (although their beliefs do not require the denial of the rights of others);
Yes, they are not cohesive, & lack leadership (most are locked up anyway);
Yes, there are some of their “leaders” with selfish personal interests;
This brings us to the question: What can we do about this?
The way I see it, there are 2 approaches we can take:
A) We give up on hindraf & their supporters, repudiate their struggle, tell them that we cannot work with them & that they are on their own
B) We engage them, establish what exactly they want, show them that fundamentally we want the same thing, listen to their fears & concerns (and they have raised some pertinent ones about PR), gradually raise their consciousness about the new political environment in Malaysia, and they themselves will expose & expel the mercenaries & cheats amongst them.
Option A would be undesirable because:
oIt’s unfair – we would be tarring all hindraf supporters with the same stereotype brush
oWe would strengthening our old enemy, and creating a new one, something that we do not need right now
Option B would have the following good points:
o We would be true to our own values of fighting for the weak, the oppressed, the marginalized (even if they themselves don’t realize it)
o We would be developing the wonderful but rare quality in any party of being able to accept criticism & work with diverse partners on common issues
o We would be responsive, transparent & respectful of our constituents, something BN never got around to doing
Is option B a pipedream? I don’t think so. But I have no illusions that it will be easy either. For one thing, the atmosphere is already charged with denunciation & counter denunciation, insult & counter insult. Both sides are standing behind their respective battle lines & shouting at each other through megaphones. If we are to get anywhere together, first we will have to stop the shouting & start respecting each other again, & with that noble aim in mind, let us be the first to extend our open hands in friendship.
Sincerely,
Malaysian Heart