Saturday, February 20, 2010

Australian MPs: Feb 19 2010

By al-Din on February 19, 2010 12:34 PM

YAB Tun,

Thanks to your ever consistent efforts to reason to the world as a statesman should. Come what may, you have a way of handling them effectively. It is because of your deep understanding of many underlying issues enabling common sense and facts to nip them in the bud or give a balanced view of things.

It is unlike the modern day politicians. They lack anything concrete to say when troubled with issues revealing their immaturity. Instead of clarifyng it becomes muddled. No wonder, others do not respect us, treat us like children and poke fun at will.

Najib do not have to explain to the Australian MPs. Zahid don't have to go to China. The Menteri don't have to go Singapore to explain. What are the ambassadors doing? Are they good only for reception of dignitaries and politicians?

They should be in the forefront as government mouthpiece and to provide information about Malaysia and the country they are being stationed. Forget about having agricultural attaches all over the world as mooted by the previous Agriculture Minister when we have nothing much to export (other than palm oil and rubber)!

Actually, our government do not have or not giving confidence in them. That was why the ambassador to the U.N. was called back and services terminated.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Australia's Indian students: Feb 18 2010

By al-Din on February 18, 2010 8:20 PM

Australia is an open country. It is a gay country in the true sense. Their politicians conduct their ends gaily. Top Malaysian politicians gaily open sate houses in the outbacks, gaily invest in bungalows, gaily got caught with undeclared money, gaily enjoy the (gay) community) out of habit. Hop, hop on the kangaroo!

They have admitted for the lost children kidnapped from whites and aborigenes. What a pity state of the aboriginal reservations? Selective genocide.

Yes, they believe in shades of colour and conviction. Higher than thou lingering as if to rid off of its history of convicts. Barry Wain, gaily is a man of conviction.

Malaysia, convict the man on the dubur fast.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Kepelbagaian suara Melayu: Feb 4 2010

al-Din-amin said...

Am I a hypocrite? Today, more than ever I question my inner feelings. Today being Friday and as in all Fridays the imam during khutbah will say the do'a for our leaders for Allah's protection and to protect Islam and Muslims to follow the true path. The congregation (those not dozing) in chorus will Amin it.

The leaders are likened as our khalifahs. Are our solemn do'a being met with equanimity? A khalifah was with the murderer of Iraq, Tony Blair when he visited Sabah. While Singapore, the Israel of the East is treated as a second home to be away from trouble in the palace!

A sudden idea came through the turban - Nik Aziz flashed the thumb-up sign when LKY visited him. A past leader travelled 33 times to Los Angeles (Jewish?) hospital at whose expense?.

Perhaps I should stop being a hypocrite.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

The Proron Saga: Oct 30 2010

By al-Din on October 31, 2009 1:54 PM

The epitome of buat kerja is the Palace (what a name?)of Justice, Putrajaya "KAMI BUAT KERJA" monstrously painted at the entrance of the building. Whose idea was it?. It is as if they are the only ones buat kerja.

The epitome of cari kerja (splitting hairs)is by the Nefarious One on Proton. He was harping on the poor quality of the cars but did not say how to improve it. He was about to get Toyota Camris for the police. VW was 'demanded' to be Proton's partner. Yes, he could call the shots at will. Was he dangling the RM200 million or so (from Petronas) carrot?

I wanted to be a strategic partner of Proton but landed with Perodua via Kancil and Rusa.

Now that Proton is backed by Tun, part of Vision 2020 will materialise. With regards to Vision 2020, I would like to advertise with your permission Tun:

By a stroke of luck I have the CAR PLATE NUMBER BY2020. It's for sale to the highest bidder starting with RM10K lowest (car not included for its already cannibalised). Contact me at http://www.bookscape.blogspot.com

The Proton Saga: Oct 30 2010

By al-Din on October 31, 2009 1:54 PM

The epitome of buat kerja is the Palace (what a name?)of Justice, Putrajaya "KAMI BUAT KERJA" monstrously painted at the entrance of the building. Whose idea was it?. It is as if they are the only ones buat kerja.

The epitome of cari kerja (splitting hairs)is by the Nefarious One on Proton. He was harping on the poor quality of the cars but did not say how to improve it. He was about to get Toyota Camris for the police. VW was 'demanded' to be Proton's partner. Yes, he could call the shots at will. Was he dangling the RM200 million or so (from Petronas) carrot?

I wanted to be a strategic partner of Proton but landed with Perodua via Kancil and Rusa.

Now that Proton is backed by Tun, part of Vision 2020 will materialise. With regards to Vision 2020, I would like to advertise with your permission Tun:

By a stroke of luck I have the CAR PLATE NUMBER BY2020. It's for sale to the highest bidder starting with RM10K lowest (car not included for its already cannibalised). Contact me at http://www.bookscape.blogspot.com

currency crisis past and present: jan 29 2010

By al-Din on February 1, 2010 2:56 AM

Tun, please allow me.

A digression: Salam and apologies to PenyuMenagis.

I jumped into chedet's blog only several months ago. So I must admit that I am slow (to blogging) although very familiar with internet. Before that my wife used to recount to me what she had read in the blog occasionally. Then I was preoccupied, daily in filling in several bibliographic works, editing books and sweat it out in the farm afterwards.

My daughter helped to set the blog for me. It is only this week I am spending time to recourse to the earlier postings in chedet's blog. Sorry Tun. The reason is I am grounded after hospitalisation.

It is while doing copy and paste of the earlier postings that I come across the many lenghty, informative discourse on religion, science, and life by PenyuMenagis and the vigorous discussion followed suit by bloggers.

Rightly he could retain the non de plume to differentiate the book (poems) by JM Aziz titled 'Penyu Menangis' (1996) which I quoted in one of my earlier postings. My acknowledgement was wrong because I should quote the author rather than the title.

Such a gross error would have caused some confusion and mar the image of PenyuMenagis. My humble apologies to PenyuMenagis. Wassalam.

Monday, February 1, 2010

currency crisis past and present: jan 29 2010

By al-Din on January 31, 2010 8:48 PM

WJK

You hit the nail right: "That is the biggest problem in Malaysia, people are not qualified are promoted to positions of responsibility."

Pak Lah is one of the extreme example who pretend to be smart but nothing inside fit to be a leader. Apart from other things his economics and financial sense is horrendous. What happened to the RM270 billion Petronas money spent in 5 years?

Then the case arise of the evil problem of highly qualified financial advisors juggling figures in the wrong place! Or are they?