
No wonder the Patriot supporters are quiet. Shame on you!!!


Don't think about BERSIH or KOTOR issue too much. Laughter is the best medicine. Have a break and continue to think the next cause of action later on with fresh mind towards designing better & best strategies.

We hope to be given instant MyKad soon
Looking at the way proposed Bersih 2.0 rally on 9 July 2011 being handle by KERAjaan, we will have more questions than answer as what have been mentioned by Gen. Dato' Mohd Arshad Raji (Rtd) in his blog Mind No Evil.
I believe many people are against such rally which might tarnished the image of our beloved country BUT when it is being handled very unprofessionally the end result would be otherwise. Those tools used to promote the rally are being considered as seditious but when Perkasa and Pemuda UnitedMalaysNoOtak whose leader got the position by corruption practice are promoting their counter-rallies, it is NOT.
Me too, has 1001 kind of questions on the above matter as to why KERAjaan is so scare about Bersih 2.0. They are keep saying people of 1Malaysia is supporting Beer-End and getting stronger & stronger each day. Therefore, why worry about Bersih 2.0 unless they have no more monies to buy the support from people.
Why can't you just let them deliver the memorandum to DYMM Agong peacefully and then everybody can go back home safely rather than provoking and declaring war with those people.
This unprofessional action to handle the said proposed rally is just making it worst which clearly show the KERAjaan is scare of their own doing/shadow.
What's wrong with you Perkasa who has become Pekasam after being Perkosa? Don't you want a fair and transparent election system. Just because you are hiding behind United Malays No Otak doesn't mean you are above the laws.
Just ask your ordinary members who has no interest no position in the party whether they are supporting you or Bersih 2.0, then you will know how strong the support you are having now especially from a younger generation.

Dengan itu, RON97 akan dijual RM2.80 seliter.
Sejak awal tahun ini ia telah mengalami empat kenaikan untuk mencecah harga semasa RM2.90 seliter.
“Ya, RON97 akan turun 10 sen seliter mulai tengah malam, ini kali pertama ia turun sejak kerajaan memperkenalkan polisi pelarasan subsidi tahun lalu,” kata sumber industri ketika dihubungi The Malaysian Insider.
Satu lagi sumber berkata keputusan mengenainya dimaklumkan kepada pengedar petang ini.
Pada Julai lalu, kerajaan mengumumkan pelarasan subsidi petrol, diesel, gas petroleum cecair (LPG) dan gula mengikut harga pasaran dunia.
Ketika itu kerajaan memutuskan harga petrol RON95 dan diesel diselaraskan lima sen kepada harga baru iaitu masing-masing RM1.85 seliter dan RM1.75 seliter.
Harga LPG pula diselaraskan 10 sen menjadi RM1.85 sekilogram dan petrol RON97 diapung terkawal memandangkan ia hanya membabitkan 13 peratus penggunaan bahan api di Malaysia.
Kerajaan menetapkan harga RON97 pada paras RM2.10 seliter dan mengalami kenaikan sehingga RM2.90 termasuk dua kali tahun lalu dan empat kali tahun ini.-Malaysianinsider
TEACHER: Donald, what is the chemical formula for water?
DONALD: H I J K L M N O.
TEACHER: What are you talking about?
DONALD: Yesterday you said it's H to O.
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TEACHER: Winnie, name one important thing we have today that we
didn't have ten years ago.
WINNIE: Me!
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TEACHER: Glen, why do you always get so dirty?
GLEN: Well, I'm a lot closer to the ground than you are.
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TEACHER: Millie, give me a sentence starting with ' I. '
MILLIE: I is..
TEACHER: No, Millie..... Always say, 'I am.'
MILLIE: All right... 'I am the ninth letter of the alphabet.'
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TEACHER: George Washington not only chopped down his father's cherry tree, but also admitted it.
Now, Louie, do you know why his father didn't punish him?
LOUIS: Because George still had the axe in his hand....
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TEACHER: Now, Simon , tell me frankly, do you say prayers before eating?
SIMON: No sir, I don't have to, my Mom is a good cook.
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TEACHER: Clyde , your composition on 'My Dog' is exactly the same as your brother's.. Did you copy his?
CLYDE : No, sir. It's the same dog.
(I want to adopt this kid!!!)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Pakatan Rakyat has been asked to reduce the price of fuel and other essential goods sold in the states under its administration if it feels that the price decided by the Federal Government is too high, said Umno information chief Datuk Ahmad Maslan.
Ahmad said that instead of constantly criticising the Government over the issue, the opposition should prove it was better by getting traders and petrol station operators in states under their control to sell the goods at a cheaper price.
“Why doesn’t Pakatan fork out money to further subsidise petrol sold in Penang, Selangor, Kelantan and Kedah to lessen the rakyat’s burden?
“Why don’t they also subsidise sugar so that it can be sold at RM1 per kilo instead of RM2.30.
“If they find this impossible to do, then they should stop mocking Barisan Nasional as Barang Naik (BN),” he said.
Ahmad who is Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department said the government was expected to spend up to RM20bil in subsidy this year, double the RM10bil last year.
He also said that press secretaries and the communication teams at the respective ministries should ensure that issues raised were tackled speedily and effectively so that people would understand the government’s position better.

I’M writing in because the The Star had recently highlighted the quality of English among graduates.
According to the reports, our younger generation is not as fluent in English as the generation before. This has resulted in Malaysians losing the global competitive edge.
Being involved in the recruitment and business transactions in Malaysia and globally, I can see that Malaysians are lagging behind our neighbours in English competency.
The younger generation of jobseekers must realise that verbal and written communication in English is the number one skill employers look for. A sceptical jobseeker may argue that subject matter expertise is what matters most.
Nevertheless, the ability to communicate is a key driver for any employee to advance his career. An employee who cannot express himself creates miscommunication and confusion. He may be unable to serve customers’ needs efficiently.
Also, surveys have shown that when an employee is not proficient in English, he is less confident of himself. Employers need people who not only know their work, but who can also communicate effectively at all levels, be it to colleagues or clients.
A loss in productivity is something companies today cannot afford. Therefore, they will be more selective when employing people. Often, this means the candidate who is not proficient in English is disadvantaged.
So if jobseekers do not want to lose out on opportunities, they need to improve their standard of English. This is what we must impress upon today’s jobseekers. If you look at JobMalaysia, most of jobseekers are Malay looking for a job in Gomen's sector, why? Because they are unable to compete in private sector, thanks to some political parties who are very concern about national language.
I believe by continuously highlighting the issues, as The Star is doing, the future generation will be aware of the reality of the situation. However, I have a feeling that the Malays will never awake on the importance of fluency in English, thanks to geng songkok tinggi.
Through a concerted effort by society, schools and the Government, Malaysia can rise to the challenge at hand.
As he had no family, they called up his two best friends, Mr. Am-No and Mr. Per-kasa.
Mr. Am-No went in first and the mortician pulled back the sheet.
Mr. Am-No said, "Wah-lau-eh, he's very barbecued like cha siu. But if you would roll him over, I will tell you if he's my friend Mr. McA or not."
The mortician rolled the body over.
Mr. Am-No looked at his ass and said, "Heng-ah! No-lah, dat not Mr. McA."
The mortician was puzzled how he was so sure but he didn't say anything.
He went and got Mr. Per-kasa to check the body.
Mr. Per-kasa looked closely and said, "Aiyoyo, it is true he's burnt very bad, but I need you to roll him over and I can confirm if he's my friend, Mr. McA."
Again the mortician rolled the body over.
Mr. Per-kasa looked down at the ass and said, "Aiyoyo, oh no no, this is definitely not Mr. McA."
The mortician, unable to suppress his curiosity any longer, said, "Okay, you have to tell me now - how can you and Mr. Am-No tell for sure this is not Mr. McA?"
Mr. Per-kasa said, "Well, this Mr. McA, he had two assholes."
"What?!!" the mortician said in disbelief, "He had two assholes?!!"
"Oh yes, everyone in the neighborhood knows this. Every time the three of us go out, people always say,
THE recent announcement by the Prime Minister about the possibility of certain schools being allowed to continue with the use of English in the teaching of Mathematics and Science (PPSMI) was a pleasant relief to many.
It is a win-win solution for both the proponents of the PPSMI and those who are opposed to it.
Whilst opposition to PPSMI on grounds of logistics and resources is understandable, to say that it is “unpatriotic” to learn Science and Maths in English is an insult to many patriotic citizens.
No one should raise the issue of loyalty or the position of Bahasa Malaysia when debating the viability of PPSMI.
The position of Bahasa Malaysia is, and forever will be, protected under our Constitution.
Where logistics and resources are concerned, the Education Ministry is actually making strides in terms of courses, laptops and projectors, and thousands of teachers made available in the initial stages of its implementation.
Results in terms of teacher proficiency in English and student acceptance were noticeable as early as the sixth year of its implementation.
Let us move on. Let not the future of our country fall prey to indecision and petty squabbles.
h rosak dan Siu Lan berpesan pada Lie Mei untuk tunggu dirumah kerana mahu keluar membeli bakul baru.
While I'm too are happy to note the statement made by our controversial PM on KERAjaan's consideration in giving the parents the choice to have the teaching and learning of Science and Math in English (PPSMI) or in Bahasa Malaysia for our national schools, I have a doubt this will be implemented.Kenapa kita perlu balik kerja awal
Baca pelan- pelan dan penuh penghayatan.
Aku terlanggar seorang asing semasa berjalan,
"Oh maafkan saya, saya tak perasan"
Katanya "Maafkan saya juga,
Saya tak nampak saudara"
Kami amat bersopan dan saling menghormati,
Kami saling melambai sambil berlalu pergi,
Tetapi di rumah lain pula ceritanya,
Bagaimana kita melayan orang tersayang, tua dan muda,
Lewat petang, tika memasak makan malam,
Anak lelaki kecilku berdiri di dapur secara diam-diam,
Bila berpaling aku hampir melanggarnya jatuh,
Jerkahku, "Jangan buat kacau di sini, pergi main jauh-jauh"
Dia berlalu pergi, hatinya hancur luluh dan beku,
Aku tak sedar, bertapa kasarnya kata-kataku,
Sedangku berbaring di katil mendengar musik,
Terdengar suara halus datang membisik,
"Bila bersama orang tak dikenali,
Begitu bersopan dan merendah diri,
Tetapi ahli keluarga tersayang, sering dimarah dan dicaci",
"Cubalah kau pergi lihat di lantai dapur,
Kan kau temui bunga-bungaan berterabur",
"Itu adalah bunga-bunga dibawanya untuk kamu,
Dia memetiknya sendiri, kuning, biru dan unggu",
"Dia berdiri senyap agar jadi kejutan buat kamu,
Kamu tak pernah sedar airmatanya yang datang bertamu",
Pada tika ini, aku merasa amat kecil sekali,
Airmataku mencurah ibarat air di kali,
Senyap-senyap ku kebiliknya, dan melutut di katil,
"Bangunlah, anakku, bangunlah si kecil"
"Apakah bunga-bunga ini dipetik untuk mak?
Dia tersenyum, "Adik terjumpanya belakang rumah di semak"
"Adik memetiknya kerana ia cantik seperti ibu,
ibu tentu suka terutama yang unggu,
"Maafkan ibu, atas sikap ibu hari ini,
Ibu tak harus menjerkah kamu, sebegini,
Katanya,"Oh, ibu, itu tak mengapa,
Saya tetap sayang ibu melebihi segala,
Bisikku, "Anakku, ibu pun sayang kamu,
dan ibu suka bunga itu, terutama yang unggu,
FAMILY
Adakah kamu sedar, sekiranya kita mati hari ini,
syarikat tempat kita berkerja akan senang-senang mendapat pengganti,
dalam hanya beberapa hari?
Tetapi keluarga yang kita tinggalkan,
akan merasa kehilangan kita sepanjang hayat.
Dan sedarlah, sekiranya kita menghabiskan masa kita kepada kerja,
Melebihi keluarga kita, adalah merupakan suatu pelaburan yang tidak bijak.
Bukankah begitu?
Jadi apakah maksud yang tersirat?
Tahukah anda makna "FAMILY"?
FAMILY = (F)ATHER (A)ND (M)OTHER (I) (L)OVE (Y)OU
" HARGAILAH KELUARGA ANDA "