They claim that they have already reduce the crime rate by increasing the number of policeman, is the decision is a long term decision? Today, hollywood style of robbery can be found in Malaysia, believe it? You've to believe it...Malaysia Boleh! shocking, but its' true....
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/4/5/nation/20100405170107&sec=nation
Published: Monday April 5, 2010 MYT 4:55:00 PM - The Star
Updated: Monday April 5, 2010 MYT 7:19:57 PM
Robber shoots dead accomplice and flees with the gold (Update)
By STEVEN CHIEW
KUALA LUMPUR: A robber shot dead his partner, who was earlier wounded by a security guard during a jewellery shop heist in OUG Plaza. He appeared to have shot him to 'silence' him.
He then fled with eight trays of gold.
The 2.45pm incident on Monday saw two armed robbers storm into a jeweller’s shop located on the ground floor of the shopping complex and confront the armed security guard who was seated in front or the shop.
They grabbed the security guard’s pump gun and ordered the workers to scoop several trays of expensive jewellery into a plastic bag which they had brought with them.
There were four workers in the shop at the time of the robbery.
The robbers did not realise that there was another armed guard seated behind a one-way mirror inside the shop who had witnessed the robbery in progress and had taken aim at them.
As the robbers attempted to flee the armed guard fired a shot that hit one of the robbers in his abdomen. The wounded robber collapsed a short distance from the shop.
His accomplice who was a few meters ahead of him then turned back, and to the horror of scores of shoppers, turned the gun on his injured partner and fired two shots before grabbing the loot and fleeing.
Kuala Lumpur Chief Police Officer Deputy Comm Datuk Wira Mohd Sabtu Osman said the robber who shot dead his partner escaped with at least eight trays of jewellery.
“The armed robber is carrying a .38 special and is a very dangerous and trigger-happy criminal who will not hesitate to kill anyone, including his partner.
“Our initial investigations revealed that the dead robber was a 34-year-old man who has two previous records for armed robbery and drug abuse,’’ he said.
DCP Mohd Sabtu said police would release a photofit of the armed robber soon after viewing the CCTV recording.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Najib launching affordable High Speed Broadband - is it affordable?
Is RM150 affordable? again, our loving,caring government try to cheat and insult our people... compare it with S'pore, our neighbour:
Letters
By Ganesh
Yet again, Malaysians are misled with false promises. For months there was so much hype to the Government’s initiative to provide cheaper, affordable and yet very fast broadband.
Yesterday, it came as a shock to Malaysians that the so called affordable and fast broadband service starts at RM149 and ranges up to RM249. To many Malaysians, this sum is a huge commitment. Many were expecting prices from RM50 onwards.
To make matters worse, the Star reported today that in Singapore, one could get 1Gbps for RM200. Mind you, RM200 to a Singaporean is small money. Don’t just convert, see the GDP per capita. Most Singaporeans are earning 5 times more than Malaysians as Malaysia has one of the lowest GDP per capita in the region.
Thus RM200 for a 1Gbps line is small change to a Singaporean. But our mere 5Mbps at RM149 is big money to the average Malaysian. To some, its money to feed the whole family for a whole week.
Clearly the government has no idea about the purchasing power of Malaysians and the low remuneration the average Malaysian earns and the very shocking fact that the average person’s pay packet is not in proportion to the cost of living in Malaysia.
In comparison, the 6Mbps broadband in Singapore (Singtel) with unlimited downloads is S$30 per month and the 15Mbps broadband with unlimited downloads is going for S$62.
The mobile broadband with a free USB stick and with speeds of 1.2Mbps is S$14 per month with a 30GB allowance.
Again, please be reminded Singaporeans earn far more than the average Malaysian does and yet their broadband is much cheaper. In 2009 Singapore’s GDP (nominal) per capita was $35,000 whilst Malaysia was $8,000
Refer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita
So, with our purchasing power so low, how can the average person afford RM$149?
Was the government ever sincere about giving affordable Internet to the public? I wonder. If it owns huge amounts of shares in the company that is providing the new High Speed Broadband service, isn’t that a conflict of interest?
Letters
By Ganesh
Yet again, Malaysians are misled with false promises. For months there was so much hype to the Government’s initiative to provide cheaper, affordable and yet very fast broadband.
Yesterday, it came as a shock to Malaysians that the so called affordable and fast broadband service starts at RM149 and ranges up to RM249. To many Malaysians, this sum is a huge commitment. Many were expecting prices from RM50 onwards.
To make matters worse, the Star reported today that in Singapore, one could get 1Gbps for RM200. Mind you, RM200 to a Singaporean is small money. Don’t just convert, see the GDP per capita. Most Singaporeans are earning 5 times more than Malaysians as Malaysia has one of the lowest GDP per capita in the region.
Thus RM200 for a 1Gbps line is small change to a Singaporean. But our mere 5Mbps at RM149 is big money to the average Malaysian. To some, its money to feed the whole family for a whole week.
Clearly the government has no idea about the purchasing power of Malaysians and the low remuneration the average Malaysian earns and the very shocking fact that the average person’s pay packet is not in proportion to the cost of living in Malaysia.
In comparison, the 6Mbps broadband in Singapore (Singtel) with unlimited downloads is S$30 per month and the 15Mbps broadband with unlimited downloads is going for S$62.
The mobile broadband with a free USB stick and with speeds of 1.2Mbps is S$14 per month with a 30GB allowance.
Again, please be reminded Singaporeans earn far more than the average Malaysian does and yet their broadband is much cheaper. In 2009 Singapore’s GDP (nominal) per capita was $35,000 whilst Malaysia was $8,000
Refer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita
So, with our purchasing power so low, how can the average person afford RM$149?
Was the government ever sincere about giving affordable Internet to the public? I wonder. If it owns huge amounts of shares in the company that is providing the new High Speed Broadband service, isn’t that a conflict of interest?
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Flip-Flop BN
1) New Fuel subsidy scheme in May 2010 is called off/re-scheduled maybe after 13th GE
2) GST enactment in Parliament is called off/re-scheduled maybe after 13th GE
3) ISA amendment is also delayed, again...
They gave a normally excused reason by BN, which is: To give rakyat ample time to digest and to make it perfect... huhuuu...
2) GST enactment in Parliament is called off/re-scheduled maybe after 13th GE
3) ISA amendment is also delayed, again...
They gave a normally excused reason by BN, which is: To give rakyat ample time to digest and to make it perfect... huhuuu...
Thursday, February 4, 2010
The unbelievable starts to appear in Saiful vs Anwar
These are the questions:
1) Can the Anwar's semen survive at Saiful's anu for two (2) days before he went to the hospital? He do not bathing or even clean his anu or what?
2) Why the private hospital report's cannot be use in the court? Is it true?
Good luck Saiful..... Thank you for being UMNO's goat....
This is the extract from the Star:
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/2/4/nation/20100204093931&sec=nation
Saiful’s testimony
During his testimony, Mohd Saiful said he had gone to two private hospitals two days after the alleged incident took place, before he had a medical examination at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital.
In recalling his experience on June 28, 2008, he said the first hospital he went to was Tawakal Hospital at Jln Pahang here.
However, he said he was not able to get his examination there as the receptionist told him that they were only open for half a day.
“From there, I decided to go to the nearest hospital in the area -- Hospital Pusrawi on Jln Tun Razak,” he said at the continuation of his examination-in-chief by Mohd Yusof.
At Hospital Pusrawi, he told a Dr Mohamed Osman Abdul Hamid that he had pains in his stomach and anus, and was subsequently examined by the doctor.
“He asked me to remove my pants and lie on the bed.
“He inserted something into my anus, and when he did that I told him very frankly that I had been sodomised and wanted an examination for that,” he said.
Mohd Saiful said that Dr Mohamed Osman then immediately stopped the examination.
“After I put on my pants, he told me that the hospital was not equipped to conduct a forensic examination, and that a private hospital’s report would not be accepted as evidence in a court of law.
“He then advised me to go to Kuala Lumpur Hospital,” he said.
Saying he was “afraid”, he said he registered himself at the out-patient treatment department at about 3pm.
He said he was first attended to by an Indian lady doctor, who referred him to a male doctor named “Dr Daniel,” after he had told her that he was too “shy” to be examined by a lady doctor.
Mohd Yusof: “What happened then?”
Mohd Saiful: “I told him frankly that I was there for a medical examination because I had been sodomised by Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. He (the doctor) was shocked, and wrote some notes for me to be referred to the emergency ward.”
Mohd Saiful said the doctors there then advised him to lodge a police report first, without which, they could not conduct a medical examination on his claim of being sodomised.
As there were two police officers in the hospital, he lodged his report with them.
At about 9pm, he was examined by four doctors and several nurses.
“A police officer was also present during the examination. Now I know him as Deputy Supt Jude Pereira, the investigating officer in my case,” he said.
During the examination, he said that the doctors had inspected his body and anus, and took swabs from his anus using a cotton bud.
Mohd Saiful also identified himself in snippets from the CCTV recordings of him arriving and leaving the condominium.
1) Can the Anwar's semen survive at Saiful's anu for two (2) days before he went to the hospital? He do not bathing or even clean his anu or what?
2) Why the private hospital report's cannot be use in the court? Is it true?
Good luck Saiful..... Thank you for being UMNO's goat....
This is the extract from the Star:
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/2/4/nation/20100204093931&sec=nation
Saiful’s testimony
During his testimony, Mohd Saiful said he had gone to two private hospitals two days after the alleged incident took place, before he had a medical examination at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital.
In recalling his experience on June 28, 2008, he said the first hospital he went to was Tawakal Hospital at Jln Pahang here.
However, he said he was not able to get his examination there as the receptionist told him that they were only open for half a day.
“From there, I decided to go to the nearest hospital in the area -- Hospital Pusrawi on Jln Tun Razak,” he said at the continuation of his examination-in-chief by Mohd Yusof.
At Hospital Pusrawi, he told a Dr Mohamed Osman Abdul Hamid that he had pains in his stomach and anus, and was subsequently examined by the doctor.
“He asked me to remove my pants and lie on the bed.
“He inserted something into my anus, and when he did that I told him very frankly that I had been sodomised and wanted an examination for that,” he said.
Mohd Saiful said that Dr Mohamed Osman then immediately stopped the examination.
“After I put on my pants, he told me that the hospital was not equipped to conduct a forensic examination, and that a private hospital’s report would not be accepted as evidence in a court of law.
“He then advised me to go to Kuala Lumpur Hospital,” he said.
Saying he was “afraid”, he said he registered himself at the out-patient treatment department at about 3pm.
He said he was first attended to by an Indian lady doctor, who referred him to a male doctor named “Dr Daniel,” after he had told her that he was too “shy” to be examined by a lady doctor.
Mohd Yusof: “What happened then?”
Mohd Saiful: “I told him frankly that I was there for a medical examination because I had been sodomised by Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. He (the doctor) was shocked, and wrote some notes for me to be referred to the emergency ward.”
Mohd Saiful said the doctors there then advised him to lodge a police report first, without which, they could not conduct a medical examination on his claim of being sodomised.
As there were two police officers in the hospital, he lodged his report with them.
At about 9pm, he was examined by four doctors and several nurses.
“A police officer was also present during the examination. Now I know him as Deputy Supt Jude Pereira, the investigating officer in my case,” he said.
During the examination, he said that the doctors had inspected his body and anus, and took swabs from his anus using a cotton bud.
Mohd Saiful also identified himself in snippets from the CCTV recordings of him arriving and leaving the condominium.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
New year gift from BN Government
Everybody is expecting BONUS but unluckily instead, a gift were presented...Good luck to all Malaysian...
You all know what to do when the time comes, right?
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/12/31/nation/20091231192829&sec=nation
Published: Thursday December 31, 2009 MYT 7:26:00 PM - The Star
Sugar to cost 20 sen more from Friday
PUTRAJAYA: Sugar will cost 20 sen more per kg from Friday with the new price being RM1.65 in the peninsula and RM1.75 in Sabah and Sarawak.
Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry secretary-general Datuk Mohd Zain Mohd Dom, who made the announcement, said the Government would also withdraw its subsidy on white bread from Friday and remove the commodity from the price control scheme.
He said the increase in the sugar price was necessitated by the rise in the price of raw sugar in the world market, and that the Government still subsidised the price at 80 sen per kg or RM1bil for the year.
“The subsidy on sugar is retained and the amount is much higher than the subsidy in 2009, which was RM720mil.
"However, as the world price of raw sugar has risen high especially since August, from US 14 cents to US 16 cents per pound to US 27 cents, the Government has had to raise the price of sugar," he told reporters here. - Bernama
You all know what to do when the time comes, right?
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/12/31/nation/20091231192829&sec=nation
Published: Thursday December 31, 2009 MYT 7:26:00 PM - The Star
Sugar to cost 20 sen more from Friday
PUTRAJAYA: Sugar will cost 20 sen more per kg from Friday with the new price being RM1.65 in the peninsula and RM1.75 in Sabah and Sarawak.
Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry secretary-general Datuk Mohd Zain Mohd Dom, who made the announcement, said the Government would also withdraw its subsidy on white bread from Friday and remove the commodity from the price control scheme.
He said the increase in the sugar price was necessitated by the rise in the price of raw sugar in the world market, and that the Government still subsidised the price at 80 sen per kg or RM1bil for the year.
“The subsidy on sugar is retained and the amount is much higher than the subsidy in 2009, which was RM720mil.
"However, as the world price of raw sugar has risen high especially since August, from US 14 cents to US 16 cents per pound to US 27 cents, the Government has had to raise the price of sugar," he told reporters here. - Bernama
Friday, December 25, 2009
20 litre fuel cap rule - Another stupid move by our caring Government
There are so many flaws and they are still thinking that they are providing the best solution. I can guarantee that this move will be revoke soon... Looks like ordinary people is more intelligent than our MP's...Another flip-flop move to be by our government, isn't it?
"Alif Min Nun Wau - SARKIS":
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/12/25/nation/5365535&sec=nation
Friday December 25, 2009 - The Star
Credit card way to bend 20-litre fuel cap rule
SOME Singaporeans have quickly found ways to circumvent the ruling allowing foreigners to buy only 20 litres of petrol within 50km of the border.
Sin Chew Daily reported that they would use credit cards issued by Malaysian banks to fill up.
Another way was to pay cash for the first 20 litres and use their credit card for the rest.
A third method was to fill up 20 litres from one petrol station and proceed to another for another 20 litres, reported the daily.
Some Singaporeans would fill up at a petrol station and return 15 minutes later to pump petrol again.
A petrol station employee in Tebrau said there was no way to check if the Singaporeans had already gone to a petrol station to fill up before they go to another petrol station.
"Alif Min Nun Wau - SARKIS":
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/12/25/nation/5365535&sec=nation
Friday December 25, 2009 - The Star
Credit card way to bend 20-litre fuel cap rule
SOME Singaporeans have quickly found ways to circumvent the ruling allowing foreigners to buy only 20 litres of petrol within 50km of the border.
Sin Chew Daily reported that they would use credit cards issued by Malaysian banks to fill up.
Another way was to pay cash for the first 20 litres and use their credit card for the rest.
A third method was to fill up 20 litres from one petrol station and proceed to another for another 20 litres, reported the daily.
Some Singaporeans would fill up at a petrol station and return 15 minutes later to pump petrol again.
A petrol station employee in Tebrau said there was no way to check if the Singaporeans had already gone to a petrol station to fill up before they go to another petrol station.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Onother bad decision causes Million of tax payer's money wasted into ashes
Do you still remember that the government had purchased the indelible ink during the 12th. General Election in 2008? After all, they refused to use it by giving ridiculous reason... and it's now burnt to ashes.... What another waste of tax payer's money....
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/12/23/parliament/5353433&sec=parliament
Wednesday December 23, 2009 - The Star
Indelible ink incinerated, Liew tells dewan
THE indelible ink bought for use in the 12th general election has been disposed of through incineration.
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Liew Vui Keong said this was the prescribed procedure stated in the Government Regulations.
Liew said the ink could not be used due to security and legal problems.
The stock was disposed of on Nov 25, he said in a written reply to a question by Senator Tunku Abdul Aziz Tunku Ibrahim on the status of the indelible ink.
There had been plans to sell the ink but it could not as their expiry date had passed.
On inquests that had not been carried out or were postponed, Liew said the proceedings encountered problems related to absent witnesses or those who could not be traced.
“No specific action is taken to speed up the inquests besides issuing arrest warrants for witnesses,” he said in a written reply to another question by Tunku Abdul Aziz.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/12/23/parliament/5353433&sec=parliament
Wednesday December 23, 2009 - The Star
Indelible ink incinerated, Liew tells dewan
THE indelible ink bought for use in the 12th general election has been disposed of through incineration.
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Liew Vui Keong said this was the prescribed procedure stated in the Government Regulations.
Liew said the ink could not be used due to security and legal problems.
The stock was disposed of on Nov 25, he said in a written reply to a question by Senator Tunku Abdul Aziz Tunku Ibrahim on the status of the indelible ink.
There had been plans to sell the ink but it could not as their expiry date had passed.
On inquests that had not been carried out or were postponed, Liew said the proceedings encountered problems related to absent witnesses or those who could not be traced.
“No specific action is taken to speed up the inquests besides issuing arrest warrants for witnesses,” he said in a written reply to another question by Tunku Abdul Aziz.
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