We are sick over frequent floods

This is from the previous post..

In a year, there are 12 months with an average of 30 days in every month. In a year, we have 365 days to live and work. In a year, there is a month where the east peninsular of Malaysia will have monsoon season. The rains are heavy and continuous in this season. Usually, the monsoon starts at the end of November till the end of December. At other times usually it will be a hot and warm weather with raining at certain time.

During Every monsoon, the road that leads to my house will be full of water. This happened every year. Every year, there is a month when the contractors and engineers came to our place to just blindly see the problem at our place. By the way, it only happens only when the people complaints the matters to our wakil rakyat.

What I really don’t understand is why can’t they solve the problem before the flood happens? If their reason is because they can’t get the real picture of the problem and must see the flood with their own eyes, why do they need to see it every year? you have plenty of days during ‘dry season’ to do your job, but you choose to do it at the hard time. Come on, you’re contractors and engineers sure have good brains, that’s why the government pay you. The problem only happens at the old and small residential areas yet they can’t fix it. I wonder how they do their job at the town.

But the real disappointment is with the wakil rakyat. This wakil rakyat is a woman. But her man always speaks for her. How can her husband always speak for her job? She needs to be more accessible and professional. I say this not because she is a woman, but because she is a politician. A politician should speak his/her own mind, not their partner. When my father wants to speak the matters with her, only her husband is available (maybe the husband should contest at the next general election.. haha). And to a great disappointment when he said the contractors and engineers are out of idea to pull out the water. My father says he don’t care, it is not his job to think for the developers. The problem should be settle years ago. And then, how can the husband of that wakil rakyat said, “Maybe you should see the contractors by yourself”. This is something the wakil rakyat should not say. How could he ask us to go see the contractors by ourselves when we elect her to do the job. Got my point here? The elected person asked us to do her job. This is ridiculous. I hate don’t know what to say about my representative.

Show us some professional if you dare to speak about ruling this country. We need proof you are capable of doing jobs. We choose you to solve our problem. Walk your talk.

The God is watching, be reliable of what He had give to you.

Reaching to the other glorious 2020

Everybody who lived in Malaysia knows what represent the 2020 numbers. It is the year where we’re aiming to be a modern country. Modern doesn’t mean a flying cars revving throughout the country, but modern means we’re the best in every aspect we’re involve. From the politics, administrative, and education systems, we must always be at the first class. Even our sports also must be the best. By the year 2020, Malaysia is prepared to compete with other big bullies nations such as US, Europe, India, China, and Australia. Well, it’s Wawasan 2020 (Vision 2020) that I speak about.

But, last Friday, my housemates and I are thinking of other vision to quest. The quest was named as Living 2020. Thanks to our Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Abdullah Haji Ahmad Badawi who gave us inspiration for this new vision. During the budget presentation, PM announced that every first RM20 will be paid by government so it is free at first RM20. Before this, Selangor Mentri Besar had announced the first 20 of water will be paid by state government. Seeing the number as cool, we decided to target using water below 20 and try to use electricity as low as possible.

Our first water bill was RM2.85 while the second bill is RM1.05. That was after discount. We are very confident to get a free bill next time. Our first electricity bill was about RM 33 something and it goes a little bit cheaper for another month. Though it looks hard to reach below RM20, but we’ll try to minimise our electricity using. So, don’t say our effort won’t success because we’re very committed with this vision. To make this to a success one, it need more than commitment because management of these two necessities are crucial. So accidentally, it prepares us to success in the year 2020.

Ps/ it is good to start saving during fasting month!

Pakatan Rakyat, beware, the UiTM sings!

When Tan Sri Khalid suggested for UiTM be opened to non-Malays and non-bumis, there were many reactions arise among UiTM members. Mostly, they were angry. But there are some who seems like the idea but ended being criticised by others. If you ask me, I would say, let UiTM be like today.

What happened last week is a great scene for me. I saw students talked about how fortune of Malays to have this special privileges. They raised their concerned for the Malays, not only for them, but also for the future’s benefits too. I got friends who always have crappy talks, but appeared over matured when speaking their minds regarding UiTM issues.

Night before the Shah Alam’s campus rally to the Selangor State Secretariat building, there were students had a convoy around the campus and shouts Malay’s rights. The next day, they walked to the building with pride being a UiTM student. Certain faculties even gave their students a leave on class to let them join the convoy.

Well, the latest ‘demonstration’ by UiTM student that I heard is at UiTM Bukit Mertajam campus. Some consider demonstration at this place is serious. Very serious, especially for the Pakatan Rakyat. The demonstration by students at the area will affect the Permatang Pauh election as Malay voters confidence is very important there. I’m not on any political side but, if this continue to happen, the PKR will have a weak point here. So, a call for Tan Sri Khalid to say his sorry is important for the sake of Malays, Bumiputera, UiTM, and the so much hope towards political changes.

What makes you go top?

If someday you have a very successful life, what do you think makes you success? Is it because of your hard work? Or is it because of your parents always praying for your success? Whatever it is, success only came from The One. You'll never success without His supports. But everyone knows that. Do you think you need more to success? Okey, what is it? What?! A million?! A million to success, not a million of success? Okey, a million what? A million ringgit?

Well, for certain, they think RM1 000 000 can boost their ability to success. Self motivation is not enough to guarantee you to success. Patriotism don't have any value to help you winning any event. Well, that's what our government will pay for a plastic gold medal in this coming Olympic event. Each plastic gold medal will cost my our government RM1 million. Sounds crazy eh?

Do you think our player can really perform with the offer? Do you?

Again, the government disappoint me. They say they don't have money, then why bother to pay our athlete that huge. The cost for the game alone is never cheap. From accommodation, food, and the bla-bla-bla, there's nothing free when you're going to Beijing. Hellooo, it is never measured in Ringgit to pay whatever that is not free. Even what you will see on the television also paid okey.

So, the government should play very nice to us this time. If they insist giving them the money, it's okay, fine, but I want you to tax the athletes who won it by 60% of the value given. Else, they should promise something like, for each gold medal we win, we will have a 10 cent oil price cut off. Well, that's more reasonable. Our athletes’ burden will be shifted from the bloody RM1million to the rakyat's hope. Imagine we won 10 gold medals, we will have RM1 oil price being cut off. Athletes will be everybody's heroes for a lifetime.

I never wants to object our government's effort to make Malaysia a glory nation, but make sure it is never too much. For me, RM1 million is too much.

Where did PAS goes wrong?

What do you think when there is a law, asking you to dress properly? Well, the law is in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. PAS is going very serious in teaching Muslims from wrong to right. Recently, PAS introduced a law asking any working women Muslim in the state to dress accordingly. They need to dress in Islamic ways. This law does not apply to the town visitors as they still want to impose the law to the woman workers only.

If this law is for good, but why do we need people talking about this? Seems like it is a bad way for PAS to teach and preach an Islamic lifestyle. Is this really wrong? From my point of view, PAS had done wrong since they started to introduce this law.

Don't get me wrong, keep reading!

For me, when PAS wants to implement a more Islamic way of life, they should say it out loud. Why do they need to make excuses like, lipstick and high heels is very attractive and promote rapes? Because, the more you are making excuses, the more who don't understand about this will make a nice political hoax.

So, whenever you want to implement Islamic lifestyle, just say that you want an Islamic lifestyle, and I am happy to accept it. Yes, just make it straight to the point! No need to worry because the Kelantanese vote for you to make something like this becomes real.

RinG in promoting direct speaking!

The Declassified of 1969

Recently, I bought this book:

The author of the book is (Dr.) Kua Kia Soong, somebody from SUARAM. The book is great for me as I never have a real picture about what had happen during 1969 riots. All Malaysian knows of what had happened during 1969. It is the time when Malaysia took a wrong step which makes Malaysia today. Even you like it or not, the blood spilled already.

About the book, it really helps me to understand of what really happened during the time. Of how important for us, Malaysians to understand the situation and to make sure that it would not repeated again. The big surprised at the very early of pages is, the riots is not a spontaneous one, but it was planned by certain freaks as a weapon against Tunku Abdul Rahman, the first Malaysia Prime Minister. Surprised? That's what keeps me turning those pages. To know more about this, buy it as I don't want to be the only one who knows about this.But the book is looking more on economical perspective so I'm a little bit confused. Confused about all the economy's abbreviation used and the great news is, as it is more on economic perspective, no racial hatred spread.

Then the real image of what had happened during the riots is explained carefully on each page. Why the most killed and wounded bodies found is Chinese also in here. But what makes me didn't like a little bit about this book is, how the author like to put all blames on Malays (read; Tunku). Read by yourself if you want to know more, I just can't find the correct words to explain these (I'm not stupid).

Well, if anybody out there happen to buy this book, sure it would be a great readings. You'll shock to death to know how the riots happen. All of us should know about this. The government should not hiding this anymore. Malaysians are matured. Stopping all of us knowing the truth will make the history walks again by itself. The recent general election situation looks alike of that 1969 election and I hope want nothing bad will happen.

RinG is in encouraging YOU to know OUR history

A Hope on Father's Day

Who wouldn't love their own father right? In this coming Father's Day, plans were made to celebrate this day, to show our appreciation to our father. Their sacrifices for the family is something you should not question about. He went to work early in the morning, and return almost at night, just to make sure you got everything to live in this world.

"Don't give him fish, give him the fishing rod"

When I was a kid, I once asked my father, if he claimed to work very hard so that I can live comfortably, then when I got it, why he should question about it? I mean, why should he speak about, "your life is too good" or "you're over pampered" or something like "when I was at your age, I had did this, done that" as he always wants me to live better than him. Well, I don't remember how he answered it but I remember, he can't answer it. But it's ok, I always knew he wants the best for me. Instead of giving me fishes, he gives me the best fishing rod ever for me.

But what happen to a father who works hardest, for their family, race, religion, and country, going very early in the morning and never returns at night? Yes, that's what happened to our ISA (Internal Security Act) detainees. They were detained because of something like 'to protect racial harmony and country security'. Says who? The government la. One morning they wake up besides their beloved wife kissing their child before going to work, the next day they wake up besides another detainees, nobody to kiss and jobless. Read here. So, what happened to their child? Did they get a good fish? Are they using a quality fishing rod?

It is time for government at least to repeal or at least revise the ISA as it is truly against the human rights. ISA allows person(s) to serve their time in prison without trial. ISA ruined our country. ISA ruined a family. ISA ruined a person. So on this coming Father's Day, besides cheering our own father, let us remember for those unlucky to celebrate with their father.

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Tun is back into UMNO

Nope, it is just a lie. I lied. Yeap, I'm a liar. Tun Dr. Mahathir actually did out of UMNO and there is no turning back. I'm sorry I lied. (weeeww, confession is a damn good thing!) haha

And the news is spreading fast. Yeap, I'm a liar. The whole world know that. So don't trust me. Haha. By the way, everybody starts blogging about this, so let's make some difference. Ngueh ngueh ngueh.

And I don't know if Tun's step can serve him best or not. Is this step will bring him up? Or down? But for sure, he's quitting for real now. Yes, it's time for him to take a real break. Well, at least after he's done with Lingam's investigation.

Keep it cool, have a rest.