So many
interesting events took place in 2011; from the short-lived joy of thinking the
ISA is abolished to the joys of beating Indonesia in football not once but
twice! I have listed a few that still sticks to my mind despite leaving the
year nine days ago…
Malaysian Insider
reported that Dato’ Seri Nazri Aziz,
minister in the Prime Minister’s Department, said he had written to GLCs to
withdraw their suits, worth at least RM2 billion, to buy time for all concerned
parties to reach a “win-win” agreement and put an end to the prolonged financial
saga involving Tajuddin. He said the matter was referred to Second Finance
Minister Datuk Seri Husni Hanadzlah who then directed him to pen the letter. “Since
it involved the law and I am the minister in charge of law, Husni told me, “Why
don’t you look into this”. It is not a cloak-and-dagger move ... we knew this
would come out somehow and there is nothing to hide. I wrote that letter using
my letterhead,” said Nazri.
Is there any
accountability in this country? What about respect for the minority
shareholders of the GLCs? This is blatant abuse of power and a daylight robbery
of taxpayers’ money. Tajuddin must know a lot of things that could bring a lot
of people down. Tajuddin had claimed that Dr Mahathir and Daim had forced him
to buy a 32 per cent stake in MAS from Bank Negara at RM8 per share instead of
the market price of RM3.50 to bail out the central bank which was hit by
multi-billion ringgit foreign exchange losses.
Utusan Malaysia, former IGP (and wannabe
boxer) Rahim, Deputy CPO of Penang, Ibrahim Ali and numerous ‘anonymous sources’
claim that BERSIH has an alternative agenda and electoral reform has nothing to
do wit it. They claim BERSIH is out to turn the country into a
communist-Christian state. How that is possible I do not know because the last
time I checked, the commies are atheists.
Najib meeting the Pope in Vatican City? The
Pope sounds very Christian to me.
The government welcoming Wen Jiabao with
open arms? Isn’t he the leader of the largest communist party in the world?
Petty KJ (rating – childish)
Umno Youth chief
Khairy Jamaluddin made a comment about how Public Bank celebrated their
anniversary by posting on Twitter about “Malaysia’s latest religious cult:
Public Bank. Kim Jong Il would be jealous”; together with a link to YouTube. I
would like to remind KJ how Public Bank decide to celebrate their 45th
anniversary should be none of his concern. If they want to glorify the man who
made the bank the strongest, biggest, most profitable bank in the country, it
is also none of KJ’s concern. Why are you so bitter KJ? Is it because you have
never achieved anything significant in your life? By the way, marrying for
power is not an achievement.
Perkasa (rating – super duper stupid-er)
The brainless
and racist Malays in Perkasa are threatening action if no punishment for
Ambiga, Anwar, DAP. The bigots led by Ibrahim Ali demands that Ambiga be
punished for having a lot to do with the Bersih rally; Anwar be punished for
appearing in a sex video (was it really him?) and DAP be punished for planning
to turn Malaysia into a Christian country. I doubt Karpal Singh is a Christian
or Lim Guan Eng for that matter …
Now PERKASA wants to
be defenders of Islam. The people who are behaving so un-Islamic want to be
defenders of Islam?
Shah Alam hospital (rating – sad)
Is still not complete. The main contractor
is the sister of the Sultan of Selangor. Didn’t know she’s a contractor.
Shouldn’t a 480+ million ringgit contract be given to the more established (i.e.
reputable = lower risk) contractors? Will the Shah Alam folks ever get a
government hospital?
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