Monday, September 28, 2009

Residents march with cow's head



Residents march with cow's head
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytAkNMyGd1M&feature=player_embedded


Don't blame cow-head protestors
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoKxT42N6d8&NR=1
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Malaysia: Muslim Protesters Charged After Parading Severed Cow's Head

Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/09/malaysia-muslim-protester_n_280314.html

Twelve Muslims have been charged in Malaysia after parading a severed cow's head in a protest against the planned relocation of a Hindu temple to their neighbourhood.

The 12 were among a group of about 50 people who had marched from a mosque in Shah Alam, the capital of Selangor state, located near Kuala Lumpur, to the state chief minister's office last month with the bloodied cow's head.

Twelve of the protesters were charged on Wednesday with illegal assembly and six of them were also charged with sedition.

The act had drawn widespread public condemnation because the animal is considered sacred by Hindus.

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Malaysia Targeting Southeast Asia to Market Biotech Products

Malaysia Targeting Southeast Asia to Market Biotech Products

Aug 27, 2009
The Southeast Asian countries could be excellent markets for the Malaysian biotech products as the climatic conditions and background of diseases resemble with each other.

Fadillah Yusof, Deputy Science, Technology and Innovation Minister, said the Southeast Asian region represents a big market for biotech products manufactured in Malaysia, as reported by Bernama.

He further said that the Southeast Asian countries presented good opportunities for the Malaysian biotech as the climatic conditions and causes of diseases were almost similar, making use of antibodies to treat diseases more viable and better option.

"The climate in the United States and Europe is different and bacteria develop differently so Southeast Asian countries will become our niche market," he told.

The share of the Malaysian biotechnology industry in the total GDP is expected to reach 2.5% under the second phase of the National Biotechnology Policy between 2011 and 2015. At present, the industry's contribution stands at around 1% to GDP.

According to a research report "Asia Pacific Biotechnology Market (2008-2012)" by a leading market research firm RNCOS, the Malaysian biotech sector is expected to grow at a CAGR of nearly 14% between 2010 and 2012, making it one of the robustly expanding markets in the Asia-Pacific region.

The report further says that high potential of the biotech sector will give impetus to economic growth. The Malaysian government has shown keen interest in the development of biotech market and is taking all possible steps to make the country a leading biotech hub.

In the direction of making Malaysia a biotech hub, the government introduced the National Biotechnology Policy in 2005, and it will be implemented in three phases.

Phase one (2005-2010) targets increasing capacity and building infrastructure which include setting up of advisory and implementation councils, imparting training and providing education to workers, business development and industry creation in agricultural biotech.

Phase two (2011-2015) will be introducing lab research in the market and phase three will include globalization of the Malaysian biotech companies.

Moreover, a biotechnology park with modern infrastructure that can house at least 40 companies will be built near the KL International Airport.

A Senior Research Analyst at RNCOS said, "Biotechnology helps in social development and wealth creation by exploiting the vast natural resources and human talent. Malaysia's initiative of marketing its biotech products will give better environment and development to the country."

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Look who else is drinking beer ? Believe it or not!!

Hishammudin Tun Hussein Ketua Pemuda UMNO Malaysia lebih berminat minum Anchor Beer dari Coke. Ini sebelum dia jumpa keris untuk mempertahankan hak Melayu!!!!
Perhimpunan serupa inilah yang bakal dianjurkan oleh Saudara Hishammudin, Pemangku Ketua Pemuda yang menghidangkan minuman yang lazat seperti Anchor Beer dan wanita-wanita yang mengghairahkan.

Isteri Hishamuddin, Tengku Marsila dalam keadaan mabuk! Kalau isteri sendiri pun sama kaki minum, macamana nak jadi pejuang bangsa dan ugama seperti keturunannya


Inikah pramugari yang ditangkap basah bersama Saudara Hishammuddin di Puteri Pan Pacific Hotel Johor Bahru oleh Jabatan Agama Islam Johor baru-baru ini? Kena Tangkap di Johor Bahru, bawa lari pergi Monggolia dengan rombongan P.M. pulak!!

Pegawai Jabatan Ugama Islam hanya berani tangkap orang ramai yang bukan Komplot UMNO.JAKIM dan JAIS boleh dihormati kah? JAKIM & JAIS adalah pengawal dan pejuang Ugama islam atua hanya orang suruhan UMNO?

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Bangun! The court's in session

The following article is a work of fiction and any resemblance to people still living, already dead, or about to die is purely coincidental.
NO HOLDS BARRED
Raja Petra Kamarudin

Bangun!
All rise.
The judge walks in and takes his seat.
Duduk!
All sit down again.
Case number 1651/09, the Shah Alam High Court, Public Prosecutor versus Mohd Azmir Mohd Zin, Ahmad Suhairi Zakaria, Mohd Hilmi Ni, Eyzra Ezhar Ramlz, Ibrahim Sabri and Ahmad Mahayuddhn Abd Manaf.
Will all the accused please come forward and enter the dock.
The six enter the dock.
Okay.
What is the charge?
lease read out the charges to all the accused.
Yes, your honour.
You, Mohd Azmir Mohd Zin, Ahmad Suhairi Zakaria, Mohd Hilmi Ni, Eyzra Ezhar Ramlz, Ibrahim Sabri and Ahmad Mahayuddhn Abd Manaf, are accused of dragging a cow’s head after Friday prayers on…….
Hold on.
What are they being charged for?
Sedition, your honour.
Sedition?
How come I don’t get to hear sodomy cases?
I want to hear a sodomy case.
Is there any sodomy involved here?
No, your honour.
Only sedition.
How did they commit sedition?
They dragged a cow’s head to the Selangor State Secretariat building.
How can they commit sedition against a cow?
Dragging a cow is not seditious.
It was not a cow, your honour.
It was a cow’s head.
Of course you have to drag a cow by the head.
I know that.
You can’t drag a cow by the tail.
It was not a live cow, your honour. It was a dead cow.
These six accused dragged a dead cow?
Not a dead cow, your honour. Just a cow’s head.
They cut off the head and just dragged the head.
They needed six people just to drag one cow’s head? No, your honour. Only two dragged the cow’s head.
In fact, they carried it by the horns.
Not actually dragged it along the ground.
Then how come six are being charged if only two dragged the cow’s head?
Did they take turns to drag the cow’s head?
No, your honour.
Two dragged the cow’s head.
The other four stepped on the cow’s head and spit on it.
So this is sedition against the cow?
Not sedition against the cow, your honour.
They committed sedition because their act was an insult to Hindus.
Was the cow owned by a Hindu man?
No, your honour.
We have not yet established who owned the cow.
Did the owner of the cow make a police report?
No, your honour.
But many Hindus did make police reports.
But none of these Hindus owned the cow?
No, your honour.
Then why are they so upset?
Because they feel insulted. Aiyah!
This case is getting very complicated even before the trial can start.
Can’t we just charge them for sodomy instead?
I want to hear a sodomy case.
Judges become famous when they hear sodomy cases, not cases involving cow’s heads.
We can’t, your honour.
There is no sodomy involved here.
I’m sure if the police investigate properly they will find someone who has been sodomised.
Well, your honour, I think Umno has been sodomised.
There you are.
So there is sodomy involved.
Can we amend the charges to sodomy against Umno instead?
But your honour, Umno was not literally sodomised.
It’s more like figure of speech sodomised.
Umno was sodomised politically.
Anwar Ibrahim did not literally sodomise anyone either.
He sort of politically sodomised Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
But that did not stop the government from charging him and finding him guilty of sodomy.
Why can’t these six be charged for sodomy, for politically sodomising Umno?
I want to hear a sodomy case.
For this particular case we can’t, your honour.
But maybe we can give you another sodomy case to hear.
Tiong King Sing just sodomised Ong Tee Keat by revealing the details of the RM10 million cash donation.
It is now public knowledge and there is even a Statutory Declaration floating around.
Fantastic. Make sure that that case comes to my court.
Where did the crime occur?
In Petaling Jaya, your honour.
Ah, then that comes under my court’s jurisdiction.
Okay, let us proceed with this sedition case then.
Are there any witnesses involved?
How many witnesses are going to be called and how many days will we need for this case? Initially, there were some videos of the crime.
Are the videos going to be entered as evidence?
Then the accused might as well just plead guilty and save the court’s time.
If there are videos then they have no defence.
The videos were available, your honour.
But now the MCMC has asked Malaysiakini to remove the videos under threat.
So the videos are no longer available.
So the evidence no longer exists?
No, your honour.
If there is no longer any evidence why waste the court’s time with a trial?
Just drop the charges.
We can’t, your honour. We have to make the Hindus happy by at least pretending that we are putting the six on trial and then later either drop the charges or find them not guilty due to lack of video evidence.
Why later?
Why not now?
We can’t, your honour.
There is a by-election coming up soon in Port Dickson and there are about 20% Hindu voters there.
This will make the Hindu voters very unhappy.
We can only drop the charges after Umno wins the by-election.
If not Umno is going to be sodomised good and proper.
Ah, if Umno loses the by-election can’t we then change the charge to sodomy since Umno was sodomised in the by-election?
Umno can’t lose the by-election, your honour.
Why not?
Because there are more than 5,000 postal voters in a total of only 14,000 registered voters. I see.
So the opposition is going to be sodomised instead then.
Sort of, your honour.
And these six people being charged are also opposition members?
They are, your honour.
I always said Anwar Ibrahim’s people are troublemakers.
All opposition people are troublemakers.
I have already decided to find them guilty even before the trial starts.
These six are not Anwar Ibrahim’s people, your honour.
You said they are opposition supporters.
They are Umno supporters, your honour.
But you said they are opposition supporters.
Yes, your honour.

Umno is the opposition in Selangor.

“Sometimes you’ll find treasure in the most unlikely place.”

For those who are looking at a perfect racial integration, look no further than the Peranakan Cina of Melaka. The Peranakan practices all the Chinese and Malay customs religiously, including old customs that even the Malay and Chinese no longer practice. They speak Malay, with heavy influence of Chinese language. In addition to all the deities they pray to, all Peranakan Cina accept that fate is determined by their Supreme God, “Tuan Allah” (perhaps due to the influence of Islam) At Jalan Tokong in Melaka, you will find a mosque, an Indian temple and a Chinese temple within the same road that is no longer than 500m. Everyone treated everyone else with respect, and all races could live harmoniously for hundreds of years. Our forefathers have learnt to live harmoniously regardless of the color of their skins. But I am very sad that all this will be destroyed by greed for power and money.


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Malaysians Abroad - The Star, 31 Aug 09


Malaysians Abroad - The Star, 31 Aug 09


Monday August 31, 2009
A passion to excel
Malaysians AbroadBy WONG LI ZA
High-powered corporate lawyer Cho Yuen Yee finds her work stimulating rather than stressful. THERE’s no question that Cho Yuen Yee excels in her job. In the past two years, the Mallesons Stephen Jaques partner has been advising in a few high-profile deals...
On the job: ‘I am always conscious not to be complacent and recognise that you are only as good as your last deal,’ says Cho Yuen Yee. Last year, Cho was voted by her peers as one of Australia’s best corporate lawyers (banking and finance) in the legal directory Best Lawyers.
She was also featured in the Australian Financial Review on her achievements. “I was thrilled but also very privileged to be able to get peer and client recognition for doing something that I love,” said Cho, 39.
Does being one of the country’s top corporate lawyers add to her work pressure? “No, definitely not. Work is work, and my focus is very much on doing my best on each transaction to deliver the commercial outcomes that my clients want,” she said matter-of-factly.
“If, as a result, my professional reputation is enhanced, it is a bonus. I am always conscious not to be complacent and recognise that you are only as good as your last deal. This drives me to keep trying to do better,” she added.
As commercial lawyers, Cho said they were not involved in life-or-death situations in the way a doctor or surgeon might be. However, that does not mean the stress is any less. “There is always a general level of pressure and stress as one has to deal with client deadlines, competing priorities and knowing that our deals involve significant commercial consequences and money. However, it is important to keep some perspective.
“Being involved in cutting-edge transactions is something that I am passionate about and I learn so much from each deal. “So generally speaking, work for me is exciting and energising rather than stressful. It helps that I have a very supportive husband, family and a fantastic team around me at work, otherwise I’m not sure I could do what I do!”
On average, Cho puts in between 50 and 80 hours of work a week. “The trick is to rest and maximise the downtime so our stamina is there for the busy times.” Cho is also proud of the fact that her firm practises true meritocracy and gender equality.
According to a recent Australian Financial Review survey, nearly 23% of Mallesons’ partners are females, higher than some of its large national counterparts. “These two issues are extremely important to me. I do not think I can work in a place where they are not present. I am fortunate in that respect at Mallesons as these attributes may not be prevalent in every sector of industry.”
As a partner in the firm, she plays an active role in promoting these principles in different ways. “Firstly, I believe positive role-modelling is crucial, as well as showing others that they can succeed if they apply themselves and not give up at the first hurdle,” she said.
Cho mentors lawyers formally and informally at the firm and also participates in university mentoring programmes. “Secondly, I always keep an open mind to learn from others and take all criticism or negative comment as something to learn from.” She advises young female professionals to believe in themselves and be confident.
“Do not shy away from excelling in something for fear it will make you stand out from the crowd. “I worry sometimes about the influence of popular celebrity culture on young women with its focus on superficial things like appearance and weight. I hope that it will not distract young women from striving for academic, intellectual, professional or, for that matter, sporting excellence.”
The former Assunta Petaling Jaya student migrated with her family to Sydney when she was 15. Both her parents worked at the Rubber Research Institute in Kuala Lumpur; her late father was a research officer while her mother was a research assistant.
“They both retired from their positions so that we could migrate here as a family and start afresh. My sisters and I will always be grateful to them for giving us the opportunities we have had,” said the middle one of three siblings.
Cho attended Chatswood High School, after which she studied law at Sydney University, graduating with first class honours. She then secured a scholarship to further her postgraduate law studies at Oxford University, Britain, where she again obtained first class honours.
Cho readily credits her alma mater in Malaysia for the influence it has had on her. “I cannot underestimate the influence of Assunta and my fellow Assuntarians in ‘moulding’ me. The girls I went to school with were such a fantastic bunch that I don’t think our parents really needed to do anything to motivate us to do well. “We largely motivated and competed with each other in a good-natured and supportive way.” She added that the school culture, then headmistress Sister Enda and the teachers were all instrumental in giving guidance and motivation.
“It is borne out by the fact that the Assuntarians in my year are all such high achievers. “There are doctors, surgeons, anaesthetists, entrepreneurs, architects and human rights workers amongst them, scattered all over the world.”
Cho became a mother two years ago after giving birth to Jasper. “He has certainly brought a whole new dimension to my life and is such a joy to be around. Being a parent has been a very fun experience so far,” she said.
An opera enthusiast, Cho has not missed a single show in town and lists Verdi and Puccini as her favourite composers. Besides opera, she enjoys spending time with her husband Derek and Jasper at the park, the zoo or just lazing around at home. “Pre-Jasper, I also loved travelling to exotic locations to discover other cultures and ancient civilisations such as Peru, Bolivia and Uzbekistan.”
Cho’s aim in the future includes being a good mother and to see Jasper grow up to be a healthy and happy boy. “(I also want) to see out the global financial crisis, and help consolidate and grow Mallesons’ banking and finance practice in both Australia and Asia,” she said.
Fact File Name: Cho Yuen Yee
Age: 39
Hometown: Petaling Jaya
Education: Assunta Primary School and Assunta Secondary School, Petaling Jaya; Chatswood High School, Sydney, Australia; Sydney University; Oxford University, Britain.
Occupation: Corporate lawyer (banking and finance)
Current base: Sydney
Years abroad: 24


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PKZ Document Rahsia

PKZ Document Rahsia

Today, we are going to reveal the 18-page Cabinet paper on the Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) fiasco that has thus far cost the Malaysian taxpayers RM12.5 billion of our hard-earned money. Not only three Prime Ministers, but the entire Cabinet was briefed about the status of the project. In the end, the Cabinet endorsed what was going on rather than bring to book those responsible for the disaster that need not have happened. Be reminded that this Cabinet paper is covered by the Official Secrets Act, which means it is a crime to be in possession of it.

THE CORRIDORS OF POWER
Raja Petra Kamarudin

CLICK HERE FOR THE DOCUMENTS
http://mt.m2day.org/2008/content/view/26931/84/--

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Berhati - Hati Ketika Bercuit Di Trengganu

Khalwat troopers of Terengganu

KUALA TERENGGANU: The Terengganu PAS Youth wants to mobilise its vigilante squad to check on the rising cases of khalwat (close proximity) in the state.Its chief, Mohd Nor Hamzah, said the squad comprised volunteers from the Youth Welfare Association – Perkerti, a non-governmental organisation under the party’s purview.“

The squad can scrutinise areas deemed ‘hotspots’ where khalwat cases are rampant,” he said here yesterday.“We have details on these areas.” Mohd Nor said the intention was not to nab the offender or for the squad to act as enforcement officers.“We would merely advise Muslim couples that it’s morally wrong to commit khalwat,” he said.

Monday, September 21, 2009

LOGO 1Malaysia


Logo berbentuk nombor satu dan berlatarbelakangkan Jalur Gemilang serta tulisan Malaysia ini dinamakan 1 Malaysia.

Logo 1 Malaysia melambangkan visi negara iaitu untuk mewujudkan satu masyarakat yang berpadu dan mempunyai semangat cintakan negara berpandukan Perlembagaan Negara dan Rukun Negara.

Ia juga mencerminkan rakyat Malaysia yang saling bekerjasama, bermuafakat, berdikari, berfikir dan menghayati satu visi untuk membina satu Negara Bangsa.


Satu Malaysia Lagu

Lagu dicipta oleh Nik Nizam dan Errie Naham
Lirik oleh Lokman Ghani

Satu Malaysia

Berdiri, Teguh di bumi
Nyata pupuk semangat satu Malaysia
Sepakat, Rakyat didahulukan
Pencapaian diutamakan
Perpaduan, Mendapat rahmat
Toleransi kaum amalan bersama
Kejayaan, Kita bangunkan
Satu Malaysia
Dalam capai satu tujuan
Tanggungjawab kita semua
Jadi teras bangsa mulia
Kita bina Satu Malaysia
* Satu Malaysia jadi pegangan
Rukun negara teras panduan
Satu Malaysia benteng negara
Rakyat Malaysia taat setia
"Satu Malaysia untuk semua"