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Archive for the ‘Government’ Category

July 11th, 2008

Pak Lah quit in 2010: Why endure another 2 years of weak leadership?

It is just amusing. Pak Lah should know why Malaysian people, even UMNO members, want him to resign. It is due to, among others, his weak leadership that had led to BN’s massive loss in the recent general election. You can come up with 1001 reasons why Pak Lah should resign, but all those can […]

By CJCM -- 1 comment

June 22nd, 2008

DBKL to build secure motorcycles parking bays

It took so long but DBKL has finally got it right… I hope.
DBKL has allocated RM1 million to provide 3,300 secured parking bays for motorcycles.
The motocycles parking bays will be installed with wheel locks to prevent motorbikes theft which is quite rampant in this country.
We hope this move by DBKL will be emulated […]

By CJCM -- 1 comment

June 14th, 2008

Hello…. no rebate for NGV users?

Did you listen to the television news tday that NGV users are not entitled for that peanut rebate that the BN government had been bragging about as if it was their own money in the first place?
Hello…. why there is no rebate for NGV users? Does any of BN poiliticians know that NGV cars also […]

By CJCM -- 3 comments

June 13th, 2008

Mamoth rally organized by Geramm brought forward to 5th July

The People’s Anti-Oil Manipulation Movement (Geramm) - a coalition of NGOs and Pakatan Rakyat youth groups had changed the date for anti-fuel price hike rally from 12th July to 5th July citing tactical reasons. It has targeted 1 million protesters which if successful will be much bigger than 100,000 protesters at the recent pre-election Bersih […]

By CJCM -- 1 comment

June 10th, 2008

Judge Ian Chin disclosure: Mahathir has a lot of explanation to do

Latest Malaysiakini report:
Sarawak High Court judge Ian Chin sent shock waves through the legal fraternity when he exposed incidents of executive interference dating back more than 10 years.
The revelations were made at the start of an election petition hearing yesterday, over which he is presiding.
He implicated former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad and former chief […]

By CJCM -- 1 comment

June 9th, 2008

Pak Lah latest cost cutting measures proved that the government can save

Pak Lah just announced some cost cutting measures within the BN Government. Entertainment allowances for ministers and deputy ministers will be slashed. Paid holidays will be limited to Asean destinations only. Other measures include freeze on new government posts and purchase of assets such as cars, furnitures and computers…. just to name a few.
These measure […]

By CJCM -- 9 comments

June 5th, 2008

Fuel hike: Pak Lah said no demonstration?

Pak Lah used to be called Mr. Nice Guy. I bet who ever gave Pak Lah the nice nick name must be screaming out loud now for Pak Lah to resign… as if Pak Lah cares.
So Mr. Nice Guy said that he hopes Malaysians would not hold any demonstration after he announced the steepest fuel […]

By CJCM -- 2 comments

June 4th, 2008

Higher fuel prices a burden to you even if you do not own motor vehicles

Starting from midnight tonight, Malaysians will be paying RM RM2.70 and RM2.58 for a litre of petrol and diesel respectively. That is a 40% for petrol and 64% increase each for diesel. The government is proud to say that the money saved from the reduction in the subsidy is returned back to the […]

By CJCM -- 1 comment

May 31st, 2008

The grand saga of Bandar Mahkota Cheras toll chaos

At last, the good news has arrived for the Bandar Mahkota Cheras (BMC) residents after the federal government cabinet had ordered the toll-free access road ro remain opened.
…. Works Minister Mohd Zin Mohamed arrived at 3.30pm to make his highly-anticipated announcement to the jubilant crowd.
“As the case is still awaiting a decision in court, […]

By CJCM -- 5 comments

May 13th, 2008

VK Lingam video report: What do you say?

The cabinet will decide on this coming Friday whether or not the VK Lingam video report, which had been submitted by the 5-member inquiry commission to the government recently, will be made public.
The five-member inquiry commission set up to probe the ‘Lingam Tape’ handed over its 186-page report, which contains four recommendations, to the King […]

By CJCM -- 1 comment

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