This beauty from Guangxi who won the Most Popular Award in the recently concluded Miss Asia Pageant 2009 could have won the contests if the judges have seen what was revealed in these videos - a perfect body.
Enjoy the videos here - CLICK for Videos
Miss Asia Pageant 2009 Leaked Video of 羅曼綺
Bathing in all her glory and God-given assets, Luo Man Yi 羅曼綺 also known as Roman Yee, somehow got herself videotaped bathing all alone.
This beauty from Guangxi who won the Most Popular Award in the recently concluded Miss Asia Pageant 2009 could have won the contests if the judges have seen what was revealed in these videos - a perfect body.
Enjoy the videos here - CLICK for Videos
This beauty from Guangxi who won the Most Popular Award in the recently concluded Miss Asia Pageant 2009 could have won the contests if the judges have seen what was revealed in these videos - a perfect body.
Enjoy the videos here - CLICK for Videos
Good-bye 2009!
No matter what kind of year you've had, there's something to be said for jazzin' it up for New Year's Eve.
Even if the old year isn't deserving of a fond farewell, the new one should be welcomed with a proper amount of glitz, glam and glitter, don't you think?
images via bela adler & salvador fresneda, dress, design, decor, emmas design blogg, this is glamorous & olivet
So here's to a bounty of friends and fortune, adventures and successes, good lessons and great learning and a whole lot of fun in 2010. Because, really, we all deserve it dammit.
Happy New Year to you luvies. See you in 2010. Hang on for it. I have this feeling it's going to be a great year!
Wedding Wednesday {Advice}
We are about to usher out a year that, for me, had many ups and many downs so I'm really looking forward to starting anew.
2010 will be my 30th year and the year I get married. I see it as the year of new beginnings. It will be my year for major growth, change and learning.
That's why, dear readers, I'm coming to you on this final Wedding Wednesday of 2009 to ask for a little help.
cloth bound classics via here
I know I've got some learned followers out there and I'd like to tap your wisdom. What should a woman, recently turned 30, about to get married and starting a new decade of life, be reading?
I set a goal to read more in my 30's and thought a new year is the perfect time to get started. So send those titles my way.
Here's to a highly informed 2010!
Go On, Get Cozy
On these crisp cold days and during this sleepy time of year all I want to do is laze about, staying cozy and warm.
With hot coco in hand and a good book (or four!) I wouldn't mind if winter stuck around for a looonnng while.
I'm Loving...
Amazing inspiration from a new favorite blog a thing for...
The collages are so serene and soothing.
Perfect for wedding inspiration,
Room decor color palettes,
Or a stunning New Year's Eve party theme.
Go to a thing for, just make sure you have a lot of time to spare.
Monday {Vacation} Wear
I got a great surprise for Christmas - I actually have a little vacation to take this week! So I'm throwing on the causal wear and doing some much need post-holiday rest and recovery.
With a jaunt or two around town thrown in for good measure of course. There is nothing better than some unexpected free time!
Happy Monday my dears. I hope you get some downtime this week too.
Kardashian strips in steamy advertisement
'Who says salads can't be hot' says Kim Kardashian as she strips off in a steamy advertisement for a new healthy range introduced by an American fast food joint.
The 29-year-old reality TV star who first became famous because of a leaked sex tape, seemed to take inspiration from the infamous home video for the advertisement, reported E! Online.
The socialite stars in an advertisement for American fast food chain Carl's Jr. and manages to turn eating a salad into a highly sensual experience.
Kardashian appears naked in the bath, apart from some strategically placed bubbles, in one scene while in the other she is seen writing around on a bed, eating a salad wearing nothing but a cream coloured robe.
The second of the three Kardashian sisters, Kim has recently been on a health kick herself, slimming down after a magazine in the US released a photo of her that had not been retouched, exposing her cellulite.
Complex magazine mistakenly posted the wrong picture of the star, one that hadn't been touched up by the airbrush.
The magazine quickly pulled the shot and replaced it with the official retouched photo, but not fast enough to prevent it spreading across the Internet.
Lindsay is scarred!
What the hell is wrong with Lindsay Lohan?
Ben Duffy
Troubled Lindsay Lohan poses in her swimsuit - revealing a body etched with scars, bruises and cuts.
The Mean Girls star, 23, had marks on her thigh, armpit and tattooed arms as she strolled along a beach last week for a photo-shoot.
Onlookers in San Diego, California, compared her to junkie singer Amy Winehouse who revealed her own gaunt, tattooed and scarred frame in the Caribbean earlier this year.
One fan said: "Lindsay could barely raise a smile and looked deep in thought as she played with her tousled hair. As for those body marks, I guess they'll need some real air brushing."
It's a far cry from the fresh-faced 12-year-old starlet who burst onto the screen in Disney's The Parent Trap. Since then, Lindsay has battled drugs, faced drink-driving raps and split with DJ lover Samantha Ronson, 31.
Lindsay blamed the marks on pole dancing lessons she has taken to prepare for her role as a stripper in thriller I Know Who Killed Me.
She said: "I have bruises all over. That's why I haven't worn shorts."
She is due to appear in a series of flicks in 2010 including Robert De Niro movie Machete.
pic: Matrixphotos
Beyonce's Single Ladies voted best video of the decade
Beyonce’s Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) has been voted best music video of the decade.
The choreography in the black-and-white video sparked a dance craze and has been parodied by the likes of Justin Timberlake.
The second most popular video - voted for by fans of the music website Muzu.tv – was Fatboy Slim’s Weapon Of Choice, which featured Christopher Walken dancing in an empty hotel.
Madonna’s dancing in a pink leotard in Hung Up, came third, followed by Kylie Minogue’s Can’t Get You Out Of My Head, where she dances provocatively in a white hooded outfit.
Eminem’s Stan, which tells the story of an obsessive music fan, was voted fifth.
Lady Gaga is the hottest thing this New Year
Lady GaGa seems to be New Year's hottest ticket, with her scheduled performance at the Fontainebleau in Miami having sold over 1 million dollars in ticket sales.
The Poker Face singer is said to be getting about 300,000 dollars for the show.
Based on sales through Web site NewYearsEve.com, tickets for the singers performance to ring in 2010 are almost non-existent, with only a few 25,000-dollar tables left and some general admission seats at 425 dollars.
"I'm in awe of the fact that Lady Gaga will make the Fontainebleau the hottest ticket in America on New Year's Eve," the New York Post quoted Andrew Fox, the site's founder, as saying.
Rihanna Wants To Act As Gay Assassin With Megan Fox
Rihanna has said that she’d love to play a lesbian killer with “hot” actress Megan Fox.
In quotes reported on various websites the Russian Roulette singer said: “I'd love to be an assassin. Either that or a lesbian. Maybe both."
"Hey, a gay assassin, there's nothing hotter than that. Megan Fox would play my girlfriend - hands down. She's yummy. She's hot.”
And in news bound to excite teenage boys across the world Ri’ also said she’s open to lady-love.
The singer said: “All humans are born with the ability to be attracted to both sexes. I mean, I could see myself in a relationship with a girl.”
Earlier today Rihanna announced a UK tour for 2010.
Rihanna Wants To Act As Gay Assassin With Megan Fox
Rihanna has said that she’d love to play a lesbian killer with “hot” actress Megan Fox.
In quotes reported on various websites the Russian Roulette singer said: “I'd love to be an assassin. Either that or a lesbian. Maybe both."
"Hey, a gay assassin, there's nothing hotter than that. Megan Fox would play my girlfriend - hands down. She's yummy. She's hot.”
And in news bound to excite teenage boys across the world Ri’ also said she’s open to lady-love.
The singer said: “All humans are born with the ability to be attracted to both sexes. I mean, I could see myself in a relationship with a girl.”
Earlier today Rihanna announced a UK tour for 2010.
Kelly stripped in Calendar Girls play
NO need to switch on the box yet for Boxing Day - KELLY BROOK is putting on this revealing show and it's the sort to have you begging for repeats.
Kelly, 30, has fans goggle-eyed as she strips off in West End play Calendar Girls. Now thanks to The Sun, phewing figures are soaring higher.
Kelly's celebrating today because Wasps rugby ace boyfriend DANNY CIPRIANI is returning to the pitch at Twickenham after injury.
That won't be screened until tomorrow - so until then, stay glued to our Kelly vision.
Students Doing It Any where and Any Time
These 2 students are just too much in love to really bother if there are other students around the building. When love hit them, they just do it any where and any time. That is what true love is all about in China. Who said there is no freedom in China? Not surprising then that there is such a hugh population in China. They just let their love (reproductive juices) flow freely.... Ho ho!
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Malay Girls in Car Wash scandal
From: Tanki <5191...@gmail.com>
Subject: Malay Girls in Car Wash "nude" scandal
Well, by Muslim standards these girls are considered "nude" and show
be stoned to death!
http://malaysian-scandals.blogspot.com/2009/12/malay-car-wash-show.html
Subject: Malay Girls in Car Wash "nude" scandal
Well, by Muslim standards these girls are considered "nude" and show
be stoned to death!
http://malaysian-scandals.blogspot.com/2009/12/malay-car-wash-show.html
RM50 Credit Card Tax
KUALA LUMPUR: Applicants issued with new credit and charge cards next year will have to pay the RM50 ($20.40) service tax upfront.
For existing card holders, the charge will be imposed on the anniversary date of cards.
Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah, who confirmed this with The Star yesterday, said the Government would impose the service tax for credit and charge cards from next year.
'Existing cardholders will only be charged the ser'vice tax through their issuing banks upon the anniversary date of the card.
'For example, if the card's anniversary date is in January, then you pay the tax in January. But if the date is in April, then you only pay the tax in April,' he added.
The minister's clarification puts to rest nagging doubts among the millions of credit card holders in the country who have been raising queries since Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced the new tax when he unveiled Budget 2010 in October.
Najib, who is also the Finance Minister, had said that a RM50 service tax for principal credit and charge cards and a RM25 for supplementary cards would be imposed from January.
This has led to card holders asking if the charges will be imposed from Jan 1 or on the anniversary dates of the cards, which are usually issued for a three-year period.
Those holding a string of cards were most eager to know before deciding to cancel some of their accounts.
A check with the customer service departments of several commercial banks showed that they had yet to receive any definite confirmation.
Some banks said they were still awaiting for a directive from Bank Negara, while others think the tax would be imposed on the anniversary dates.
A third group of banks has also offered to absorb the tax for the cardholders, on condition a certain amount of money was spent within a certain timeframe.
Cardholder Y.L. Sim, who called up the bank to cancel his credit card, said the bank advised him 'not to be hasty.'
'The officer said that they had yet to receive a formal directive from Bank Negara (on when to impose the tax). But I was worried as the New Year was nearing,' he said.
Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Chor Chee Heung, when contacted, advised cardholders to plan accordingly, saying holding two credit cards was enough.
'Even I intend to hold only two credit cards,' he added.
He urged those who had large outstanding credit card debts to stop using the cards and meet the issuing banks to work out a repayment mechanism.
There are some 11 million credit cards circulating in the country.
milotin
By Eva Norlyk Smith, Ph.D.
As an increasing number of consumers struggle with credit card debt, many are choosing to walk away from their debt altogether. According to the latest report from Moody’s Investors Service, credit card defaults continued their upward climb in August of 2009 after leveling off slightly in July.
Moody’s August report showed a sharp increase in defaults, or charge-offs, i.e. credit card debt that is more than 60 days old and which card issuers has written off as uncollectable. The default rate climbed to 11.49 percent, almost a full one percent higher than the 10.52 percent reported for July. Compared to 12 months ago, the default rate is up almost 70 percent, from 6.8 percent in August of 2008.
For card issuers this is bad news. Default rates at 11.49 percent means that they are losing 11.49 cents for every dollar of credit card debt on the books. And more defaults are in the pipeline. Early-stage delinquencies, i.e. accounts with payments late by 30 to 60 days, increased to almost 5.8 percent, compared to 4.6 percent a year earlier.
For existing card holders, the charge will be imposed on the anniversary date of cards.
Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah, who confirmed this with The Star yesterday, said the Government would impose the service tax for credit and charge cards from next year.
'Existing cardholders will only be charged the ser'vice tax through their issuing banks upon the anniversary date of the card.
'For example, if the card's anniversary date is in January, then you pay the tax in January. But if the date is in April, then you only pay the tax in April,' he added.
The minister's clarification puts to rest nagging doubts among the millions of credit card holders in the country who have been raising queries since Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced the new tax when he unveiled Budget 2010 in October.
Najib, who is also the Finance Minister, had said that a RM50 service tax for principal credit and charge cards and a RM25 for supplementary cards would be imposed from January.
This has led to card holders asking if the charges will be imposed from Jan 1 or on the anniversary dates of the cards, which are usually issued for a three-year period.
Those holding a string of cards were most eager to know before deciding to cancel some of their accounts.
A check with the customer service departments of several commercial banks showed that they had yet to receive any definite confirmation.
Some banks said they were still awaiting for a directive from Bank Negara, while others think the tax would be imposed on the anniversary dates.
A third group of banks has also offered to absorb the tax for the cardholders, on condition a certain amount of money was spent within a certain timeframe.
Cardholder Y.L. Sim, who called up the bank to cancel his credit card, said the bank advised him 'not to be hasty.'
'The officer said that they had yet to receive a formal directive from Bank Negara (on when to impose the tax). But I was worried as the New Year was nearing,' he said.
Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Chor Chee Heung, when contacted, advised cardholders to plan accordingly, saying holding two credit cards was enough.
'Even I intend to hold only two credit cards,' he added.
He urged those who had large outstanding credit card debts to stop using the cards and meet the issuing banks to work out a repayment mechanism.
There are some 11 million credit cards circulating in the country.
milotin
By Eva Norlyk Smith, Ph.D.
As an increasing number of consumers struggle with credit card debt, many are choosing to walk away from their debt altogether. According to the latest report from Moody’s Investors Service, credit card defaults continued their upward climb in August of 2009 after leveling off slightly in July.
Moody’s August report showed a sharp increase in defaults, or charge-offs, i.e. credit card debt that is more than 60 days old and which card issuers has written off as uncollectable. The default rate climbed to 11.49 percent, almost a full one percent higher than the 10.52 percent reported for July. Compared to 12 months ago, the default rate is up almost 70 percent, from 6.8 percent in August of 2008.
For card issuers this is bad news. Default rates at 11.49 percent means that they are losing 11.49 cents for every dollar of credit card debt on the books. And more defaults are in the pipeline. Early-stage delinquencies, i.e. accounts with payments late by 30 to 60 days, increased to almost 5.8 percent, compared to 4.6 percent a year earlier.
Sex-Crazy Gary Ng - Agreed to be Interviewed
Finally and expectedly, the "hao-lian" Edison Chen of Singapore or simply a sex-maniac who video-boasts of screwing several beer/wine aunties and part-time girls as well as his cousin and someone who could be his mother, finally speaks out. Maybe because election is coming, and he wanted to be considered by the SDP as a candidate. Ho Ho! Or maybe he is so "hao Lian" that he wants to outshine Santa Claus as well.
Anyway, this joker admits Gary is not his real name, and his real job is not in the petroleum industry nor banking. Probably a jobless Joe supported by Dad Funds. Besides crazy over sex, he is also out for revenge, after his girlfriend ran away with his close friend. He learned his video skills from his close friend who videotaped how he screwed Gary's ex-GF and send the video to Gary. Fools seldom differ. I think his GFs made a wise choice, else she would have become another Annabelle Chong by now. Gary next destination - papasan. Enjoy the video!
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO HERE
Anyway, this joker admits Gary is not his real name, and his real job is not in the petroleum industry nor banking. Probably a jobless Joe supported by Dad Funds. Besides crazy over sex, he is also out for revenge, after his girlfriend ran away with his close friend. He learned his video skills from his close friend who videotaped how he screwed Gary's ex-GF and send the video to Gary. Fools seldom differ. I think his GFs made a wise choice, else she would have become another Annabelle Chong by now. Gary next destination - papasan. Enjoy the video!
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO HERE
Britney is upset over the new conservatorship ruling
Pop superstar Britney Spears is upset over the new conservatorship ruling which extends her father Jamie's power over her life.
A source said: "Britney is very upset about the conservatorship being extended. She feels very duped by the people around her."
The ruling didn't specify an end date for the conservatorship, though lawyers have said they expect Spears' father to be in charge for another six months to a year.
The next Spears family hearing is set for January 14.
A source said: "Britney is very upset about the conservatorship being extended. She feels very duped by the people around her."
The ruling didn't specify an end date for the conservatorship, though lawyers have said they expect Spears' father to be in charge for another six months to a year.
The next Spears family hearing is set for January 14.
Britney is upset over the new conservatorship ruling
Pop superstar Britney Spears is upset over the new conservatorship ruling which extends her father Jamie's power over her life.
A source said: "Britney is very upset about the conservatorship being extended. She feels very duped by the people around her."
The ruling didn't specify an end date for the conservatorship, though lawyers have said they expect Spears' father to be in charge for another six months to a year.
The next Spears family hearing is set for January 14.
A source said: "Britney is very upset about the conservatorship being extended. She feels very duped by the people around her."
The ruling didn't specify an end date for the conservatorship, though lawyers have said they expect Spears' father to be in charge for another six months to a year.
The next Spears family hearing is set for January 14.
Kim Kardashian Earns $10K Per Tweet
Even though some people may not even consider her a celebrity, if you're judging by Twitter, Kim Kardashian is one of the biggest.
The Daily Mail reports that Kardashian earns a whopping $10,000 per tweet when she promotes companies. Kardashian, who has 2.7 million followers , earns the big bucks as part of her contract with in-stream advertising company Ad.ly, which helps celebrities make money off their Twitter accounts.
Usually the celebs are limited to one such commercial tweet per day.
Kardashian promotes Reebok and Carl's Jr., among other companies, and five of her last 30 tweets mention one of the companies.
An Advertising Age slideshow on online ad rates says there is a growing list of celebrities that "monetize" their tweets. Lauren Conrad and Dr. Drew have also enlisted the services of Ad.ly.
Kardashian recently sent a cease and desist letter to a doctor who created the "Cookie Diet" weight loss system. She is demanding the doctor take down a link on his company's Web site which suggests Kardashian uses the product.
Lindsay's a changed woman?
Dina, Lindsay and her sister Ali (The Insider)
Lindsay Lohan recently returned from India, where she was filming a documentary about human trafficking. But now that she's back in LA, Lindsay is making some major changes to her lifestyle -- at least that's what her mom Dina Lohan claims.
Dina told NYPost.com that her daughter is a "changed woman." She added: "Lindsay definitely wants to give more back. We are now planning a trip to help the children of Guatemala -- which will be filmed by Oprah's network."
Apparently Lindsay was "humbled and moved" by her experience helping children in India, and she's adopted some causes as her own. She tweeted today, "One in eight americans faces huger, including millions of children. Join feeding in the fight against hunger. Text "feed" to 90999. Your $5 donation will provide 35 meals to families and children in need. And visit sillywalks4hunger.com."
Lindsay Lohan show off her Nip ples
From:
Subject: Re: Lindsay Lohan show off her Nip-ples
She looks really Ugly .
n Dec 21, 2:19 am, Tanki <5191...@gmail.com> wrote:
- Show quoted text -
> This hot sexy actress is once again using her nipples to boost her
> faltering popularity.
> http://1-lindsay-lohan.blogspot.com
Subject: Re: Lindsay Lohan show off her Nip-ples
She looks really Ugly .
n Dec 21, 2:19 am, Tanki <5191...@gmail.com> wrote:
- Show quoted text -
> This hot sexy actress is once again using her nipples to boost her
> faltering popularity.
> http://1-lindsay-lohan.blogspot.com
I am lucky to be a Malay.
From: Tanki <5191...@gmail.com>
Subject: I am lucky to be a Malay
Posted by: musings82
Being born a malay I am guilty of being ignorant of a lot of
things.Truthfully I should not have used that as an excuse because as
fellow Malaysians I should realize how screw up the system is.How
unfair it is to be taking care of just one race while ignoring the
rest.
A friend of mine once told me that I didn't realize how lucky I am to
have everything practically handed to me.Naturally I was offended at
that time.In my mind I was thinking ' hey I scored straight A's in my
exam too,I deserved that scholarship.'
Since then I have a lot of time to think about it.I was missing the
point.My friend wasn't telling me that I didn't deserve my life ,he
was just saying that I have more opppurtunities thrust to me compared
to other friends from different races.I am so comfortable with what I
have that I didn't realize that other people with the same grades and
some with better ones are being neglected because they are not born a
malay.
I was too busy feeling sorry for myself,comparing myself to other
malay friends who drove mini coopers to college but still managed to
secure a scholarship because they have the right names.I have
forgotten those that have to work hard to achieve their dreams.Those
sacrifices some have to make just to go to college.I used to have a
friend in high school who worked at night in her parent's hawker stall
just to help pay the tuition fees.I met her last year at a wedding and
I am proud to say that she is now an engineer,thanks to her own hard
work and dedications.
Sometimes it takes a major event to make someone really see the world
as it is.Unfortunately I have to learn it the hard way but I am not
sorry for the experience because I hope that I can be a better
person,someone that is more sensitive to her friends and colleagues
and is not influenced by what the politicians are trying to ram down
our throats.I may not be able to change anything but I hope all the
other malays out there can realize the sufferings of our fellow
malaysians and try to make this country a better place.
Please stop giving excuses that we are busy saving our brothers and
sisters in countries like Indonesia when we can't even save our real
brothers and sisters in our own country,regardless of their skin
colours.Real siblings are not those that are related to us by
blood ,they are those people who stand by you when you need them.
Subject: I am lucky to be a Malay
Posted by: musings82
Being born a malay I am guilty of being ignorant of a lot of
things.Truthfully I should not have used that as an excuse because as
fellow Malaysians I should realize how screw up the system is.How
unfair it is to be taking care of just one race while ignoring the
rest.
A friend of mine once told me that I didn't realize how lucky I am to
have everything practically handed to me.Naturally I was offended at
that time.In my mind I was thinking ' hey I scored straight A's in my
exam too,I deserved that scholarship.'
Since then I have a lot of time to think about it.I was missing the
point.My friend wasn't telling me that I didn't deserve my life ,he
was just saying that I have more opppurtunities thrust to me compared
to other friends from different races.I am so comfortable with what I
have that I didn't realize that other people with the same grades and
some with better ones are being neglected because they are not born a
malay.
I was too busy feeling sorry for myself,comparing myself to other
malay friends who drove mini coopers to college but still managed to
secure a scholarship because they have the right names.I have
forgotten those that have to work hard to achieve their dreams.Those
sacrifices some have to make just to go to college.I used to have a
friend in high school who worked at night in her parent's hawker stall
just to help pay the tuition fees.I met her last year at a wedding and
I am proud to say that she is now an engineer,thanks to her own hard
work and dedications.
Sometimes it takes a major event to make someone really see the world
as it is.Unfortunately I have to learn it the hard way but I am not
sorry for the experience because I hope that I can be a better
person,someone that is more sensitive to her friends and colleagues
and is not influenced by what the politicians are trying to ram down
our throats.I may not be able to change anything but I hope all the
other malays out there can realize the sufferings of our fellow
malaysians and try to make this country a better place.
Please stop giving excuses that we are busy saving our brothers and
sisters in countries like Indonesia when we can't even save our real
brothers and sisters in our own country,regardless of their skin
colours.Real siblings are not those that are related to us by
blood ,they are those people who stand by you when you need them.
Stolen Engines and Missing Plane in Mindef
From: The Cynic
This is an extract from the Star newspaper on 21 Dec 09:
"Defence Minister Datuk Seri Zahid Hamidi later admitted that it was
inside job and it was reported that a brigadier-general, who was a
department head at the time, and 40 other armed forces personnel were
sacked last year over the incident. On why the brigadier-general
continued to receive his pension and other retirement benefits despite
the sacking, Najib said such decisions would depend on the wrong that
was committed by the brigadier-general and it would be up to the Armed
Forces to decide on that."
The BG who was involved in the treachery continues to receive his full
pension benefits. Why? Reasons may vary:
- he is a relative of a top man.
- he is the link of foreign powers (Iran?) which want the engines.
- he is the fall guy for those involved in the theft.
For all you know, the Malaysian intelligence agency, the Special
Branch, might be also involved in some way as it is doubtful that they
are not aware of happenings of events concerning the nation's
security.
Ah, but then the brazen robbery at a military armoury of weapons, the
use of explosives to blow up a Mongolian model and the subsequent low
profiling of the incident, the acquittal of a lawyer alleged to be
involved with the appointment of judges, and other such cases say only
one thing - DISGRACEFUL.
From: Tanki <5191...@gmail.com>
Subject: Stolen Engines and Missing Plane in Mindef
my greatest respect to those great intellectuals, capable,
knowledgeable, educated, lordship or supreme leadership.
Thats is what we need for some one to lead us. While after coming as
the top leader, then only realized that, during his tenureship, full
of filth had happen in his Ministry.
How come, a person with such greatness (so-called), unity leader by
his calling to be one, eloquent some say, but were totally a BIG FAT
ZERO of what is happening on his ministry, previously.
Wonder what else is also missing? Just 1 engine or 2 engine or the
whole aeroplane.
So what is transparency, efficiency and capability.
So to the BIG ONE guy, rather than thinking of getting the new taxes
better think of recovering all the wasted monies.
Malaysia really boleh, in terms of being mediocre, humiliated,
corrupted and wasteful.
By the way, I'm wondering the few stooges that proclaims greatness for
the BN government. How do you think, (if you pay taxes) the 50Million
MYR was jual
This is an extract from the Star newspaper on 21 Dec 09:
"Defence Minister Datuk Seri Zahid Hamidi later admitted that it was
inside job and it was reported that a brigadier-general, who was a
department head at the time, and 40 other armed forces personnel were
sacked last year over the incident. On why the brigadier-general
continued to receive his pension and other retirement benefits despite
the sacking, Najib said such decisions would depend on the wrong that
was committed by the brigadier-general and it would be up to the Armed
Forces to decide on that."
The BG who was involved in the treachery continues to receive his full
pension benefits. Why? Reasons may vary:
- he is a relative of a top man.
- he is the link of foreign powers (Iran?) which want the engines.
- he is the fall guy for those involved in the theft.
For all you know, the Malaysian intelligence agency, the Special
Branch, might be also involved in some way as it is doubtful that they
are not aware of happenings of events concerning the nation's
security.
Ah, but then the brazen robbery at a military armoury of weapons, the
use of explosives to blow up a Mongolian model and the subsequent low
profiling of the incident, the acquittal of a lawyer alleged to be
involved with the appointment of judges, and other such cases say only
one thing - DISGRACEFUL.
From: Tanki <5191...@gmail.com>
Subject: Stolen Engines and Missing Plane in Mindef
my greatest respect to those great intellectuals, capable,
knowledgeable, educated, lordship or supreme leadership.
Thats is what we need for some one to lead us. While after coming as
the top leader, then only realized that, during his tenureship, full
of filth had happen in his Ministry.
How come, a person with such greatness (so-called), unity leader by
his calling to be one, eloquent some say, but were totally a BIG FAT
ZERO of what is happening on his ministry, previously.
Wonder what else is also missing? Just 1 engine or 2 engine or the
whole aeroplane.
So what is transparency, efficiency and capability.
So to the BIG ONE guy, rather than thinking of getting the new taxes
better think of recovering all the wasted monies.
Malaysia really boleh, in terms of being mediocre, humiliated,
corrupted and wasteful.
By the way, I'm wondering the few stooges that proclaims greatness for
the BN government. How do you think, (if you pay taxes) the 50Million
MYR was jual
Malaysia's Bad Broadband
From: Tanki <5191...@gmail.com>
Subject:
Posted by: hlchee1
Up till fews years back when MSC was a hype, Malaysia can be said to
be in the fore front of IT development. Now it is pathetic case where
we are far behind other countries broadband speed. Whether it is TM or
P1, potong or not potong, every thing is the same!! The charges are
also high compared to other countries if you consider upload and
download speed. Service providers often stress on download speed but
one should realise that upload speed is equally important. Could
authorities at least have a look at these matters and make sure the
citizens of Malaysia get a fair deal?
Subject:
Posted by: hlchee1
Up till fews years back when MSC was a hype, Malaysia can be said to
be in the fore front of IT development. Now it is pathetic case where
we are far behind other countries broadband speed. Whether it is TM or
P1, potong or not potong, every thing is the same!! The charges are
also high compared to other countries if you consider upload and
download speed. Service providers often stress on download speed but
one should realise that upload speed is equally important. Could
authorities at least have a look at these matters and make sure the
citizens of Malaysia get a fair deal?
Brain Drain from Malaysia
From: Tanki <5191...@gmail.com>
Subject:
The Brain Drain Plan
Posted by: Yogeswaran Gopala Krishnan
We have talked and debated about the brain drain situation in
Malaysia. It is happening in front of our very own eyes and more often
then not, we are left wondering why not enough is done to plug this
hole
Now, if we carefully think about it, maybe the country can benefit
from brain drains.
We have a growing number of unemployed graduates who can’t speak
English. If the clever ones who are able to articulate in English can
leave the country, we would have enough jobs for these low performers.
Malaysia is not a design hub but more of a Manufacturing/Agricultural
country. Let’s face it, we don’t have to be rocket scientists to
control operators and make sure factory operations runs. It does not
even have to run efficiently as Malaysia does have a certain low
production cost advantage to all these multinational companies, who
will likely to continue to invest.
Yes, going backwards is the way forward……it will benefit the country
and politicians.
Low performers do not need to be highly paid. Where are they going to
go? They are not competitive and cannot survive anywhere else except
in Malaysia. They are not smart, English illiterates, contented
without any ambition and hence easily controlled and manipulated.
With all the highly paid intelligent people gone (they are now
Singapore’s problem), the country can is able to function at a lower
cost.
Sure, income from the taxes will be reduced but we have PETRONAS, to
take care of the Politician’s….ahem….the People’s needs as there will
be more oil money to go around – remember, there will less intelligent
people to question how the money is being spent.
The unintelligent people will not argue and will grab whatever crumbs
(i.e. Development Projects) that are thrown at them.
The Plan is Fail Proof!
Subject:
The Brain Drain Plan
Posted by: Yogeswaran Gopala Krishnan
We have talked and debated about the brain drain situation in
Malaysia. It is happening in front of our very own eyes and more often
then not, we are left wondering why not enough is done to plug this
hole
Now, if we carefully think about it, maybe the country can benefit
from brain drains.
We have a growing number of unemployed graduates who can’t speak
English. If the clever ones who are able to articulate in English can
leave the country, we would have enough jobs for these low performers.
Malaysia is not a design hub but more of a Manufacturing/Agricultural
country. Let’s face it, we don’t have to be rocket scientists to
control operators and make sure factory operations runs. It does not
even have to run efficiently as Malaysia does have a certain low
production cost advantage to all these multinational companies, who
will likely to continue to invest.
Yes, going backwards is the way forward……it will benefit the country
and politicians.
Low performers do not need to be highly paid. Where are they going to
go? They are not competitive and cannot survive anywhere else except
in Malaysia. They are not smart, English illiterates, contented
without any ambition and hence easily controlled and manipulated.
With all the highly paid intelligent people gone (they are now
Singapore’s problem), the country can is able to function at a lower
cost.
Sure, income from the taxes will be reduced but we have PETRONAS, to
take care of the Politician’s….ahem….the People’s needs as there will
be more oil money to go around – remember, there will less intelligent
people to question how the money is being spent.
The unintelligent people will not argue and will grab whatever crumbs
(i.e. Development Projects) that are thrown at them.
The Plan is Fail Proof!
Dr M: Forget the roots we're Malaysians
From: Tanki <5191...@gmail.com>
Subject: Dr M: Forget the roots, we're Malaysians
Dr M: Forget the roots, we're Malaysians>
But who makes us chinese and Indian??
Posted by: vijaysvk1
The Chinese and Indians have to set aside their respective country of
origin and start calling themselves Malaysians for the success of the
1Malaysia concept, said Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Tun are you alright?I do not think we chinese and Indian do bother
about country of origin or our forefather and we know we born here and
we are Malaysian..But do you ever treat as Malaysian....You are the
one who create gap between teh races...I dont think so Tunku,Tun Razak
or Tun Hussein did that but you through "quoting your own word - UMNO
the racist party tear apart the Malaysian into different races so that
you can rule them easily as how the English did ....divide and
rule...I grow as Malaysian until when i become adult I know I am not
considered Malaysian but Indian and my felllow friends as
chinese.....You are the one who call us Indian and Chinese in almost
everywhere in this country...Why if you want us to known as Malaysian
then never abolish the racial party during your time as how THE GREAT
Dato Onn Jaafar wanted?????.....anyway we know we all MALAYSIAN and we
have equal right in this country as wethere chinese Malay or Indian
we have very long history then what is written in history book and
historical Bujang Valley and Kota Gelanggi can be witness for
that.....
Saya Anak Malaysia.......Politician are the one who divide us.....but
we Malaysian are still together
Subject: Dr M: Forget the roots, we're Malaysians
Dr M: Forget the roots, we're Malaysians>
But who makes us chinese and Indian??
Posted by: vijaysvk1
The Chinese and Indians have to set aside their respective country of
origin and start calling themselves Malaysians for the success of the
1Malaysia concept, said Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Tun are you alright?I do not think we chinese and Indian do bother
about country of origin or our forefather and we know we born here and
we are Malaysian..But do you ever treat as Malaysian....You are the
one who create gap between teh races...I dont think so Tunku,Tun Razak
or Tun Hussein did that but you through "quoting your own word - UMNO
the racist party tear apart the Malaysian into different races so that
you can rule them easily as how the English did ....divide and
rule...I grow as Malaysian until when i become adult I know I am not
considered Malaysian but Indian and my felllow friends as
chinese.....You are the one who call us Indian and Chinese in almost
everywhere in this country...Why if you want us to known as Malaysian
then never abolish the racial party during your time as how THE GREAT
Dato Onn Jaafar wanted?????.....anyway we know we all MALAYSIAN and we
have equal right in this country as wethere chinese Malay or Indian
we have very long history then what is written in history book and
historical Bujang Valley and Kota Gelanggi can be witness for
that.....
Saya Anak Malaysia.......Politician are the one who divide us.....but
we Malaysian are still together
Have a Luxe and Luscious Holiday
Dear readers,
Thank you so much for an amazing year. My life and this blog took so many unexpected and joyous twists and turns and it's privilege to be a part of your world, even if only for a minute or two a day.
I'm off to celebrate with a multitude of family and friends. I hope you do the same!
Cheers luvies.
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