The Kuala Lumpur Traveler

The following scenario depicts the actual reality of the BN Government…..
A Sabah MP today raised serious queries on the funds promised to his home state under the RM105 billion Sabah Development Corridor (SDC) launched in January.
[...]“There was not even a single grain of sand sent to us, was it just sweet-talk by the government to win the general election? The RM5 billion, will it be given, or will it not be given to us?”
[...]“Sabah does not need any sweet-talk. If there is (allocation), give it, if there’s not, let us know. Even in the Budget 2009 (tabled last August) the …read more

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Did you remember how super quick the BN jokers in the August House passed a legislation just so that Rashid’s service at the Election Commission can be extended? Well, it looks like there is going to be another entry in the BN’s book of record with regards to the DNA bill.
The interesting part is this:
“What is in question right now is the credibility of the BN-led government for tabling the DNA Identification bill for second reading without any proper consultation with experts of the subject,” he asked.
“Everyone except the BN members is questioning the bill. The bill can only be …read more

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If you see something like this tomorrow somewhere on the road leading to parliment house, you know who they are and what they are going there for. I dont expect there will be police outriders accompanying them, but please… with due respect, do give way to them as they are on a national mission.
September 16…. will it be a reality? Pray to God it will for you can’t afford it if it’s not.
p/s: Sorry, I am so lousy at graphic design, but I hope the picture above will convey what I want to say.

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No confidence motion…. is it that bad? I don’t think so. Especially when the Parliment is controlled by MP’s from the party led by the person affected by the no-confidence motion being moved.
Take a look for example the motion of no confidence moved against the Prime Minister of Thailand Samak Sundaravej recently. The parliment president allowed the motion and a three-day parlimentary debate ensued. At the end of the three days intense debates, Samak Sundaravej survived the motion. Yes… he survived because his coalition of 5 political parties controls the parliment.
In the South Australian Parliment, Health Minister John …read more

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Oh my…. looks like the flip flop disease has spread in Malaysia. While you-know-who had flipped flopped so many times we have lost count of it, the latest one infected by the disease is none other than Bung Mokhtar Radin…. used to be famous for his ‘bocor’ remarks that had sparked angry protests from women nationwide.
Yesterday, Bung Mokhtar Radin flipped, denied making a rude gesture in Parliment and today he flopped, admitted doing it but still trying to mince his words around the incident.
You know what Bung Mokhtar Radin said?

Yes, I did it, but it (the gesture) is …read more

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