Thieves in Temple and the DAP in Penang

Source: The Mole

It looks like even the house of God has become fair game for politicians these days, judging from what is happening at the Waterfall Murugan Hilltop Temple in Jalan Kebun Bungah Penang.

The temple has been seeing a windfall of sorts with an increasing number of devotees and tourists making a beeline to go there since it was rebuilt into an impressive and imposing landmark at the top of the hill.

Not surprising therefore that it has also attracted the interest of politicians, especially those of Indian origin – be it from the DAP, MIC or any other wannabe.

However, what happened at the temple last Saturday is set to cause a storm which could lead to a major fallout among the Indian community and reignite the `warlord – godfather` spat between DAP chairman Karpal Singh and Penang Deputy Chief Minister II P Ramasamy.

Apparently, a representative of the Hindu Endowment Board was caught red handed with RM10,395 in cash that he had allegedly pocketed from the collection boxes  at the temple.

The incident took place at the temple premises and the 40-year-old man was caught discreetly slipping the cash into his sling bag.

Several committee members later conducted a search on him and found the money inside the sling bag. Ramasamy who was notified ordered a police report against the culprit and he was subsequently arrested.

The suspect’s family immediately contacted DAP’s Seri Delima assemblyman RSN Rayer – who is also a the Hindu Endowment Board member, for help and pleaded that he intervene.

Taking pity to the man’s plight, Rayer decided to take it upon himself to instruct a temple clerk who had lodged the police report against the thief to withdraw his complain.

The case was then withdrawn but Ramasamy’s camp (in DAP) are now up in arms and are accusing Rayer of abusing his position to let the culprit off scot-free.

The incident has provided the perfect ammunition for Ramasamy to take on Rayer – who is seen as Karpal’s lackey by his detractors.

Ramasamy’s men have now restarted their unresolved battle against Karpal loyalist by leaking several damaging internal DAP conflicts and abuses to the state MIC guys.

It is just a matter of timing before DAP’s dirty linen is washed in public and MIC may be doing them the favour.

This latest issue, DAP insiders says, will most certainly snowball into round two of the battle between Ramasamy and Karpal, especially among those aligned to the two leaders.

“This time it would ultimately decide who is the real King of the Hill once and for all. This latest issue will open cans of worms about the endowment board and will shame certain DAP leaders.

“When this happens, all the shenanigans that have been going on in the Penang Hindu Endowment Board will be exposed for all to see.

“By then it will be too late for those who have been using their positions to empower themselves within the Indian community to safe themselves. The ramifications would be greater than them just losing their seats as they may well end up as outcasts within their own community,” a source within the board revealed.

The much expected battle is looming in the horizon and it’s a winner takes all situation, both on the hill and in the DAP.

There seems to be stark similarities between the thieves in the temple and the DAP in Penang.

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73 Responses to Thieves in Temple and the DAP in Penang

  1. I.D.A says:

    aiyooo! politik kuil pulak. samalah dengan pas yang politikkan masjid. 2×5.

    • Alfred Gan says:

      ALL MALAYSIAN ARE READY/POSITIVE FOR CHANGE TO A NEW PKR GOVERNMENT.

      THE OLD 54YEARS OLD DEVIL CORRUPTED UMNO/BN GOVERNMENT MUST GO, ALL MALAYSIAN SINCE 2008 GE, HAVE TOLD…………TOLD THE DEVIL CORRUPT UMNO/BN GOVERNMENT THAT MALAYSIAN WANT A ZERO………….ZERO CORRUPTION INDEX.

      DEVILS CORRUPT UMNO/BN GOVERNMENT ARE DEAF/DUNB TO CORRUPTION, AND OUR MACC HAVE NO BALLS/DICK THAT CANNOT STAND ON ITS OWN TO FIGHT CORRUPTION, THEY NEEDED SOME DEVIL CORRUPT UMNO TO TELL THEM WHO TO INVESTIGATE????

      • I.D.A says:

        “ALL MALAYSIAN ARE READY/POSITIVE FOR CHANGE TO A NEW PKR GOVERNMENT.”

        not all malaysian, only few remaining donkeys bro. malaysian atas pagar/non-partisan are well-informed nowaday…

      • cam says:

        GO NAJIB GO.

        TAKE OUT THE RACIST AND FACIST DAP – Developers’ Association Party!

        TAKE OUT THE CORRUPT AND CRONIES PARTY OF THEM ALL , PKR – Parti Kencing Rakyat

        AND MOST ALL THE RELIGION MONGER AND ALWAYS LIE TO THE PEOPLE. PAS – Parti Auta Sokmo

      • Troopers says:

        Bro bro, i see that you are one of those monkey brain PRdogs. T

      • Lord Jim says:

        Bodoh kunik keik

      • JasOne says:

        Alfred Gan, where have you been all this years? You must be the lunatic moron to said that most Malaysians ready to change government. What corruption you’re talking about? Blaming MACC for what. Even after 4 years the FUCKatan government in Penang; Kedah; Selangor and Kelantan failed to exposed any corruption.
        Simply ask Khalid Ibrahim about Talamgate. Selangor SLC sold land to Talamgate but the buyer never pay the balance of purchase price. Instead of forfeiting the deposits the smart FUCKatan government paid manifold of the actual Market price. Sold for RM100,000 but buy back own land at RM200,000 but than just blamed previous government.

        Alfred, 2 wrong dont make 1 right. This is what we call blatant corruption by FUCKatan government. Worst they took over Talamgate liabilities about RM697million as well.
        Open your conscience

    • abba says:

      “The incident has provided the perfect ammunition for Ramasamy to take on Rayer – who is seen as Karpal’s lackey by his detractors.”

      I hope there would be more incidents, and I think there would. The bad blood between them has been so bad that the despotic Lim Gun Eng last time issued a Gag Order on them both. Imagine, the party Chairman and the DAP Deputy CM gagged. It was so serious that it had to be done despite LGE knowing that his action would be exploited by BN and its supporters endlessly.

      Good that “Ramasamy’s men have now restarted their unresolved battle against Karpal loyalist by leaking several damaging internal DAP conflicts and abuses to the state MIC guys.” The MIC must exploit these to the full. To the maximum. Twist them, massage them and spin them. Remember, even British PM Tony Blair’s people also did those on matters concerning the British position regarding the Iraq War. And after all, twisting and spinning have been what Pakatan Rakyat fellows have doing all this while.

      As far as timing for the Karpal-Ramasamy 2nd phase “war” goes, any time between now and PRU13 is fine. The nearer to the elections the better. Both groups are posturing for their men to be candidates. Ramasamy would want to discredit Karpal and his men as much as possible to diminish Karpal’s role in the candidate selection committee. Hoping his men will get selected.

      Let the war begin again!

      • Anonymous says:

        Example opposition twist and spin -

        The Sun said Minister Hishamuddin said:

        “I said the position of the opposition in Johor cannot be guaranteed, the people of Johor will have to determine that, referring to the fact that support for the opposition rested with the people of Johor.

        “However, regrettably the portal spun the story to say that the safety of the opposition conducting a road tour in Johor could not be guaranteed. That smacks of malice,” he told reporters after opening the Hulu Terengganu Umno Division delegates meeting here.

        He said the opposition had been practising the politics of hatred for a long time, as was evident in the recent spinning of his statement.

        • Anonymous5 says:

          They are out of modal, as BN has a good track record of getting our country so good, so good for them so nothing wrong to find hence they either
          A) create story or
          B) spin story

          Have we seen such good track record in the states won by them?

    • Macha says:

      Aiyo yo, itu Tuhan punya duit pun berani hentam, macam ini Pakatan Rakyat banyak Paria la. Tuhan punya duit kasi curi pun tarak takut. Rakyat punya duit dia punya bapak punya la.

  2. Mustapha says:

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    • I.D.A says:

      go fly kites

    • Mangkuk says:

      I rather willing my pc infected by virus rather than allow stupid PR infected our nation Malaysia and the damages by them will take 100 years to rebuild to existing progress.

      As long as the PC didn’t explode like a bomb , who cares?

      How many blogspot I went with an anti virus warning. Maybe hacked by PR people. I just bulldoze and so far nothing happen. Sometimes we need to take some risk to get all enjoyment!

      • Anonymous says:

        they just want to scare people from reading bn-friendly blogs. then they accuse bn of scare tactics. those are hoodlums, thugs and gangsters. just fo them.

    • Troopers says:

      First Razali, now Mustapha. Grow some balls and use the same name. Learn from Lord Jim who right now haven’t gotten paid by Dear Leader and refuse to lick his ass.

      • ray says:

        hehe … that bipolar eunuch has dried up his steamy tirade which did not effect any benefit to the biaDAP leaders.

        So payment has stopped.

  3. Zain says:

    Vows to dismantle decades-old race-based policies and abolishing laws curbing civil liberties had won PM Najib significant support, according to a recent survey, but opposition to his liberal policies remains strong from within his own party.Conservatives and hardliners form Umno’s powerbase and observers say they view their president’s reforms plans as concessions to the opposition.

    This is seen as one of the major reasons behind his move to delay polls. He was rumoured to have chosen an early date but has since postponed it to manage the friction in Umno.

    Najib also urged the party to heed the calls for change and back his effort to push Malaysia into a high-income economy, which requires Umno to adopt a different and more open approach to governance.

    Many of the country’s economic woes are blamed on the ruling party’s racially discriminative policies, but while admitting to this, Najib is still seen as pandering to the demands from Umno’s conservatives to ensure his own political survival.

  4. Charles Santiago says:

    I would really like to say that the nonsense ruling politicians spew out of their mouths is none of my beeswax. And that I am immune to their stupidity. I mean it’s always the same leaders who are at it again and again.

    But Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein wins hands down for his utterly ridiculous statements over the last few years. And he has done it again when he said there will be no safety guarantee for Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim-led Parti Keadilan Rakyat’s nationwide Merdeka Rakyat tour. Is this the kind of answer one would expect from a person who holds an important portfolio?

    Hishammuddin is clearly stoking political violence and worse, legitimising violence through his nonchalant response. And we are seeing a lot of that as Umno fears losing its grip on power.

    Parti Keadilan Rakyat’s campaign tour bus has once again, for the third time, been splashed with red paint. The roads were strewn with nails and a stone was thrown at one of the cars.

    The DAP headquarters in Penang was also splashed with red paint, the third such incident in 13 months.

    The party’s senior leader, Lim Kit Siang, has also not been spared. He recently came under severe attacks for allegedly provoking the infamous May 13 racial riots in 1969.

    There is even a film, with a skewed storyline I must add, that vaguely depicts Lim as the person who supposedly urinated on a flag pole bearing the Selangor flag.

    If this is not enough, human rights organisation Suaram has also come under venomous attacks. It is now being investigated for its accounts which have been described by the domestic trade, co-operatives and consumerism minister as being “highly suspicious”. And all this brouhaha is because Suaram receives funds from foreign institutions.

    It’s given knowledge that human rights organisations, civil societies and even the government receive foreign funding. But going after Suaram with a vengeance only goes to show Prime Minister Najib Razak is jittery following the allegations which are surfacing in the French Scorpene investigation mooted by the human rights organisation.

    Clearly, the details being exposed are beginning to bite Najib, who is mounting a hard battle to win the next general election with a bigger mandate to ensure he stays in power.

    We have not seen the end of such political violence and selective persecution, I am afraid. The growing signs that relations between Najib and his deputy and heir apparent have gone from chilly to frigid will only force the premier and his opponents within his own party, Umno, to indulge in every possible form of harassment to smear opposition leaders.

    Muhyiddin Yassin has shown what he is capable of leading the revolt against former premier Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, which resulted in Najib taking power. Now he is seen contradicting and even undermining his boss on numerous occasions.

    Ruling party leaders, however, must not dismiss the growing political maturity of Malaysians. They can see through the cracks. Therefore, continuing to intimidate and harass opposition politicians and civil society members through abuse of power and authority will only accelerate Barisan Nasional’s downfall.

    It’s now up to them to choose.

    • Anonymous says:

      A lot of twisting and spinning eh, Santiago?

      Wait la, when free I might twist and spin you point by point.

    • Anonymous says:

      It looks like the 3 comments under the name of Charles Santiago, Janji Betul and Gobind are copied into here by the same bastak. At short intervals between one and the other. All are Pakatan Rakyat/ DAP political propaganda.

      One bloke trying to make it appear there are three different PR people making comments in here. Because there are not many of them around. Bloody hideous act. Must be DAP.

      They are short of people who can write comments that people bother to read. Many get shooed out by pro-BN commenters whose number has increased greatly in recent years. People who cannot take what they say lying around. People who will not allow them to say anything they like without being challenged.

    • I.D.A says:

      haha santiago pulak…LOL

    • JasOne says:

      Red paint? Don’t blame BN first. Check with all those Ah Long whether Khalid paid the buy price in full already or IOU from Ah Long. Late payment so splash red paintla

    • ray says:

      Charlie charlie, the red paint culture comes from pakatan just like the virus infecting STL scare tactic.

      BN has all along given the opposition freedom to speak but they have abused their privilege to the extent of disseminating blatant lies and spin. Malaysian’s intelligence squad have been monitoring the money trail and decided that it is no longer harmless fairytales but treachery and sedition.

      So any interference in a sovereign state affairs with the objective of overthrowing a legitimate and elected government MUST be countered.

      So you see charlie, siapa makan cili dia rasa pedas dan terus cirit birit lah.

    • Equalizer says:

      Santiago,
      Wake up. Anuwar is trying to get protection and police escort for his campaign round the country. What shit did he want? He is a nobody but a commoner like you and me, so he is not entitle to any police escort. He created issues hoping to get police escort thereby showing that he is a VIP. Use your brain and you can see thro’ his drama. Who are the people damaging the special trailer he used for his campaign?? BN is not so stupid to do that and get all the hatred from the people. This tactic of getting sympathy for Fakatan and hatred for the BN is always used by dirty politicians since the coming of Anuwar and his ball carriers in Fakatan.These dirty sympathetic tricks are used by dirty politicians to cheat the simple people with simple brains who believe everything they hear or see. Anuwar knows Malaysia have a lot of these people and one of them is you Charles San…go.

      • Anonymous5 says:

        Good point there Equalizer

        Its just not like BN to use red paint and all that kind of aggression.

        We have to be careful of the puppet master.

  5. Janji Betul says:

    George Soros has a reputation as a smart currency speculator. But he has made his millions through his own means and devices.
    On the other hand, our own Bank Negara under former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s watch speculated in the international currency markets from 1992-94 using the rakyat’s money and incurred losses cited as ranging from RM10-30 billion!

    It has been claimed that the maximum exposure of Malaysian taxpayers’ money in the forex market during that irresponsible fling was as much as RM270 billion. It was the biggest disaster ever for Bank Negara which had to be bailed out by the Finance Ministry in 1994 but the biggest heads have yet to roll!

    It was after this fiasco and one of Mahathir’s most humiliating performances that he, in a pique of rage, called Soros a “moron”. When the 1997 Asian financial crisis struck, Soros was again blamed.

    However, Mahathir eventually had to eat humble pie at a press conference with Soros on 15 Dec 2006 at which he accepted that Soros had not been responsible for the 1997 Asian financial crisis. Thus, after the 1992-94 forex scandal one would have thought that the BN government would think twice about denouncing currency speculators.

    • Anonymous says:

      It’s normal for national banks to buy and sell foreign exchange in order to stabilize their currencies. Nobody wins all the times, otherwise there are millions of millionaires on the streets, Mamat.

      But George Soros speculated and made millions, nay, billions. And he does not care two hoots for anybody. Except maybe Zionist Israel.

    • IT.Sheiss says:

      Speculation is one of the most parasitic ways to make (not earn) money. It requires little effort and creates no real value nor any real wealth but to shift the fruits of others’ labour into the speculator’s hands.

      Those billions which Soros got through is albeit clever speculation came off the backs of hard working people, so why admire him. After all, most criminals are also very smart or they would not succeed in their crimes.

      Do you admire criminals?

    • Anonymous5 says:

      Janji betul must be some young chap
      Who were still schooling in 1997
      So did not share and identify with the fear and relief of the currency crisis and the success of the maverick move by Tun in protecting Malaysia’s economy an business.
      Probably did not know the “see you at five” term
      Nor understand the “bad” restrictive credit measures the finance minister imposed ala IMF choking all businesses

    • ray says:

      “George Soros has a reputation as a smart currency speculator. But he has made his millions through his own means and devices.”

      By your justification, if I am a smart crook and I cheat millions of people’s money by my own means and devices, I should be celebrated right?

      What a load of crap, janji ketul.

  6. Gobind says:

    MIC Youth information chief S Subramaniam thanked MPSJ for resolving the lift problem in Pangsapuri Aman, “without waiting for the state government’s instruction”.

    Perhaps Subramaniam should tell us how it is MPSJ solved the problem and why he is thanking them. He is talking nonsense!

    The funds to fix the lift came from the state pursuant to my request. The lift was repaired and the problem was solved two days after the final quote was handed to me last Monday.

    Subramaniam is also upset that it took some two months for the problem to be solved. This again reflects his poor knowledge of the facts surrounding the issue.

    As I have said earlier, a committee consisting of residents was formed after we met some 2 months ago. Matters did not rest there.

    They worked hard to solve the problem. Various contractors were approached who forwarded different opinions and costings towards solving the problem.

    Subramaniam should show some respect to the committee who worked hard to solve the problem. He should give credit where it is due.

    In the circumstances, the question of me making an apology to the residents of Pangsapuri Aman “for failing to solve the problem” doesn’t arise.

    Perhaps he should ask his comrades what happened to their promises to fix the problem instead.

    This would be a classic case of “Janji tidak ditepati” on part of the BN which Subramaniam and the MIC should deal with immediately.

    • Anonymous says:

      Who is this Gobind fella?

      Some bugger copy paste the above from somewhere ha? Without even say so.

      Must be DAP. Kurang ajar kind – Tunku Aziz used the word “biadap” on DAP bossman himself.

    • The Real Rakyat says:

      Is this Gobind as in Gobind Singh son of Karpal??….I highly doubt it…..The fact is the statement of “They worked hard to solve the problem. Various contractors were approached who forwarded different opinions and costings towards solving the problem.” is used shows a lack of understanding on maintenance issues….If your lift has a problem the logical and correct method is to go back to the manufacturer simply bcoz they made it in the first place don’t you think they know better??….Or in this instance your proton breaks down and you go and ask BMW to quote you how much it would cost to repair?? sounds logical??…No rite??…..This statement just shows how much they want to benefit their cronies even to the extent of NOT asking the manufacturer to give them a quote for a product that they manufacture…..

  7. ray says:

    The MCA holds its annual general meeting next month to discuss not what it can do for Barisan Nasional (BN) and Malaysians, but Pakatan Rakyat’s (PR) apparent attempt to make youths hate the government of the day. And hudud.

    Really? Is that all? This confirms what many Malaysians already know about the MCA, that it does not have any agenda of its own. Zero. Zilch. Kosong.

    It is not giving the Chinese or other Malaysians any reason to support the MCA in the coming polls. They have no raison d’être except self-preservation.

    Their first topic assumes a couple of things: That there is actually such a phenomenon as youth hating the government. There isn’t. You have an awakening to rights and self expression among Malaysians, and when you have an awakening, you are bound to get a minority who may cross the line of decency.

    The majority of Malaysians who turned out for Bersih or other gatherings want a better country, not more projects or rent-seeking opportunities.

    Another assumption that Dr Chua Soi Lek and gang are operating under is that the opposition is so influential that it can get Malaysia’s young to dance to its tune. Is that an admission that PR is so strong that it is able to, in a matter of a few years, turn a generation of Malaysians against the only government this country has known since 1957?

    Surely if this fact about the opposition and culture of hate it is allegedly fostering is true, it says something about the ineffectiveness/incompetence of MCA and friends.

    The youth of today is the product of a BN education system, a country governed by the likes of Dr Chua. That they can be “influenced” by a loose coalition of politicians who came together to contest Election 2008 is a sad indictment of MCA and friends.

    Your annual general meeting agenda says it all. You are bereft of ideas. You are an empty drum. You are nothing. Therefore, you need to talk about others.

    Go wring your hands in despair and complain about the others. This current edition of MCA has become nothing but an echo chamber.

    This isn’t the MCA of Lee San Choon, who went to fight and expand the party’s interests.

    This MCA today might as well close shop in politics, but use whatever little political influence it has to do business. That is all what this party of towkays is good for.

    • Anonymous says:

      As long as MCA shouts against DAP as much as possible, at least something.

      But agree, they should do more. I also want to see their hitting DAP agenda.

    • Troopers says:

      Both MCA and Gerakan needs to man up start to voice out. DAP only managed to gather all their support because they have people who have the charisma to manipulate the people to dance to their tune while MCA and Gerakan had remained stagnant in this department. Chua Tee Yong is one of only a handful of people who dare to ask and continue asking and IMO, they need more of such people who are not afraid to ask, question and voice out themselves.

    • Anonymous5 says:

      May MCA do well.
      And get back the support of those whom has been brainwashed

      by

      Deceit
      Modern day style

    • ray says:

      Hullo the imposter ray is back again. Why don’t you grow a spine, enlarge your b***s, upgrade your brains and use your own moniker?

      These biaDAP cybertroopers really have zero integrity …. asyik asyik nak tumpang senang aje.

      • ray says:

        Hey pirated ray

        You should just vote for biaDAP if that is what you believe in. Just don’t get nightmares when you realise that the leaders favour their cronies much MORE than MCA/BN.

        biaDAP and PKR are parties for wives, sons, daughters, in-laws, friends and property developers (land grabbers). PAS is only interested in the afterlife.

        MCA may be ineffective to you but they have ONE thing right – cooperation and teamwork. They also know for a fact that Malaysia cannot be ruled by the Chinese alone as this community is a minority. In a democracy, the majority rules.

        So if you and gang wants to indulge in a risky experiment, just go ahead. All Chinese vote for biaDAP and then you will see what fate the Chinese will receive as a backlash from the Bumiputeras.

        Remember your community’s present monopoly on the economic pie is really at stake.

      • ray says:

        Pirated ray

        Some of us still remember shouts of “Malai Si!” or “Ini negeli sikalang Cina punya”, “Semua Melayu pigi masuk hutan” and the big broom to sweep Malays into oblivion … coming from biaDAP.

        You think there will be no backlash?

      • Anonymous says:

        The pirating ray comment did sound not the normal ray’s. Good that you expose the bugger. The kurang ajar type has been doing that time and again. To confuse readers. To confuse the issues.

        Because they don’t have much arguments on those issues. Not the valid arguments, anyway. Many of them are products of Chinese schools. Self-isolating and not conforming to mainstream values.

        They should be shooed to get lost from this country. Not respecting and abiding by the Constitution. Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Khoo Kay Kim said those who don’t like this country should “berhijrah”. I say “berambus” to them. The meaning is the same.

    • Equalizer says:

      Ray,
      DAP always play the racial card in everything they do but MCA will not do that as they are in BN. In Fakatan, PAS will play the Islam card, DAP the chinese and Indian racial card and Keadilan, the sympathy card. When DAP played the racial card, PAS and Keadilan will just keep quiet to accomodate them as they are partners. When MCA try to play the racial card, UMNO will make noise and for due respect MCA will shut up therefore DAP quickly play their racial card calling MCA as the running dog of UMNO. So actually the situation is very simple to understand. UMNO, MCA and MIC as BN partners are very responsible and respectful of each others and will not do acts to infuriate their partners. Whereas in Fakatan, their intention is to get to Putrajaya, so individually they will not condemn each other yet. They can say different things to different racial groups just to get sympathies and supports as long as they can get to Putrajaya. They caused hatred among the people and embarrassment for the country overseas , they don’t care as long as their aim at Putrajaya is targeted. That’s why this type of grouping is very dangerous for Malaysia. Once they got to Putrajaya, they will go for each other to get position, stabbing each other from the back. So Ray, the MCA had done so well for the chinese in Malaysia, what more do you ask? Look around at all the shop houses, businesses and the big houses especially in Penang and Selangor, most of them belong to the chinese, so what more? More demonstrations and hu…ha..on the streets in the name of democracy???

      • Equalizer says:

        Sorry the real Ray. My answer above is for the Pirated ray, the no balls copycat of DAP.

        • ray says:

          Yeah Equalizer

          Pakatan bozos, as reflected by their cybertroopers, lack an essential characteristic which is INTEGRITY. Without this critical attribute, they should NEVER be voted in as leaders.

      • Anonymous says:

        Yeah equalizer
        MCA has a help centre to help people irregardless of background. They bravely confront alongs and gangster for that purpose. Unitar also has helped a lot of students, some of whom now turned to the opposition. They also fight for Chinese school, in a win win way.

        That aside,
        BN the ruling govt also run help centres for the destitute and poor.
        Zakat and alms is distributed well.

        Now do we see PR or any of its arm having such arrangement?
        Low cost allotted land also got taken away.

  8. Fence sitter says:

    with due respect care to come to NS and have a look at how N9 is being
    tadbir…the royal couple should have been given a visit to Pasar Besar Seremban and the sungai Temiang smell is nothing compaare to the smell of durian..

    should NSite change government or not ?

    No place in N9 is clean, tidy and good to the eyes.

    the food court , the taman-taman , the playground , the industrial area , the pasar malam , not forgeting the backlanes of any taman taman and ind area , the streets , the longkang , the rivers
    and the list go on and on..

    for you information N9 is rule by BN…..

    • Naz says:

      aiyo..so lazy to come up with your own comment that you have to copy and paste from someone else comment from the other blog … or u are the same person who was really really proud of him self for your success in posting a comment on a blog for the first time.. hence the same comment in every blog….

    • Troopers says:

      You give N9 to PR and they return with Kelantan.

    • nalza says:

      owh..btw Seremban MP is from DAP!Still don’t know arr..?

  9. Anonymous says:

    DA, temple pun mahu curi kah?
    Low Class Punya Opposition!

    Its already been more than 50 years and we still do not have a World Class opposition.
    No shadow cabinet,
    No clear plans on how to bring country forward
    No stand on bringing the races together
    Just bad mouthing the government!
    Like a bitch!

    Anwar and Family , Kit Siang and Family and Nik Aziz the Supreme Holy Man, please lah be a viable opposition.
    There is no Badawi to make you look good anymore.

    • Bischu says:

      At least give them some credit for “thinking about having” a shadow cabinet when they were on sky nine after winning 4 states. But as usual, they talk, talk and more talk, but at the end, nothing happens cause every party wants their own people at those seats, no compromise and at the end it became “i take care of myself, you do it yourself”

      • Anonymous says:

        Agreed. They can’t even begin to talk about a shadow cabinet. So diverse in their stand on issues of significance. Hudud, looking to Israel and to China, seats allocation, PMship, LBGT and main bontot issues, a whole host of differences in their marriage of inconvenience.

        Even among themselves the quarreling is endless and serious. Like Karpal Singh and Ramasamy. Even involving temple issues. And they fight in public. Until Lim Kit Siang issued Gag Orders. I like it. I like to see more of it. Until DAP disintegrates. It’ll be disastrous to the country if they have power.

  10. vinnie says:

    Hal kuil sepatutnya diselesaikan oleh jawatankuasa kuil. Sama juga duit sedekah di surau dan masjid diselesaikan oleh jawatankuasa surau dan masjid. Sekiranya jawatankuasa tak amanah, sudah tentulah dia berdosa kepada Tuhannya dan akan mendapat hukuman setimpal di neraka. Yg tertangkap red handed perlu diserah kepada Polis tanpa adanya campurtangan politik. Dah terbukti DAP banyak main politik dari buat kerja. Sama je dgn PKR dan PAS.

  11. JasOne says:

    Kecik kecik Lembu jaga,
    Sudah besar jadi jaga,
    Bila malas duit kuil curi juga
    Sudah tua jadi Paria

  12. DAPster4 says:

    for those gullible PRick idiot supporters who keep harping on Bank Negara’s currency speculation, and a host of other PRick twisted propaganda, please go here and educate yourselves… and, for the love of the One God, please stop being such gullible idiots!

    • Anonymous5 says:

      Thanks for the links
      It surely explains a lot, confirming suspicions

    • ray says:

      Hey DAPster4

      Only gullible and spineless idiots BELIEVE in pakatan lies and fairytales coz they are too lazy to ascertain the truth although it’s out there for them to discover.

      • Troopers says:

        PR Facebook freaks:

        1. Checks FB and saw something posted from PR fanpage
        2. Like it and repost it
        3. Other people saw it, continue to repost it.
        4. Lies spread FTW

        Well, at least these ppl in my FB are unsubscribed after i told them they are wasting my time.

  13. Pogadai says:

    Now dapig start stealing from temple….name similar with tokong…..
    They should start check the money tokong lim and family accumulated from property developer. No wonder tokong lim so arrogant cop he got a lot of money . Money can buy power like BRother Anwar Bin Ibrahim did.

  14. Mustapha says:

    The latest report which says that Singapore is the wealthiest nation in the world by GDP per capita, beating out Norway, the U.S., Hong Kong and Switzerland, has further embarrassed our own country, Malaysia, which is Singapore’s closest neighbour and economic rival.

    This report is especially painful for Malaysia because we know Singapore started off as an island of fishing villages with no natural resources. It survived and prospered as an entrepot (a trading post where merchandise can be imported and exported without paying import duties), and imported raw materials for its needs, industries and exported processed products to the world. It is still buying nearly everything from other countries, mainly Malaysia, including sand, water, oil, vegetable, fruits, to name just a few.

    As of 8 August 2010, Singapore is the fastest growing economy in the world, with a growth rate of 17.9% for the first half of 2010. Malaysia on the other hand is struggling to achieve the official target of 4% to 5% growth for this year. A Reuters quarterly poll in July estimated Malaysia’s GDP growth this year at 4.2 per cent. On the other hand, the Wall Street Journal report is replete with superlatives about Singapore economic performance, among which are as follows:

    “Singapore’s GDP per capita – at US$56,532 in 2010, measured by purchasing power parity – is the highest in the world, topping Norway (US$51, 226), the US (US$45, 511) and Hong Kong (US$45, 301). The report also predicts that Singapore will hold its place as the world’s most affluent country in 2050…. Singapore will see a 67% increase in centimillionaires over the next four years – [centimillionaires are those] with over US$100 million in disposable wealth…. Singapore has the highest percentage of millionaire households in the world, a title the city-state has held on to for two years running….”

    Some of the factors contributing to Singapore’s forecast performance are its ‘human capital’ – a skilled and educated labour force (which is likely to lead to better long-term prospects for a country’s economic growth), the dynamic business environment (with legislation to match), openness to trade, capital mobility and foreign direct investment…. Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea are employing the same Singaporean strategies on Human Capital where the brightest and the brilliant are attracted from all over the world, universities rankings are among the top World 20. Surely something must be really right, as these countries do not have Natural Resources.

    In our beloved Malaysia, everything is the opposite, our government legalised 1.6 million foreign unskilled labourers who are non-taxpayer ‘Bumiputras’ consuming all the benefits funded by us taxpayers; our universities rankings have slid from the World Top 100 to unbelievably low levels so much that we have difficulty in competing internationally. Our brightest and brilliant are forced to mass migrate to Singapore, Taiwan and overseas. This is very ironic because we have immense natural resources which were extracted for half a century but our country seems to be always in debt and short of funds. The vast revenues obtained from tin, rubber, timber and petroleum had not done much to secure our economic standing.

    It is unbelievable that even Petronas, the supposedly superrich Malaysian corporation, is in danger of going bust. Surely something must be really wrong. A site, tranungkite.net writes that Petronas “has squandered its tremendous reserves for a number of projects it had no business to be involved in. It owns Putrajaya, the administrative capital that is a drain on the public purse. It owns Proton, the F-1 motor racing circuit in Sepang, and a slew of companies and products that is far removed from its main product: petroleum. The US$1 billion sponsorship costs for the F-1 championship in Sepang and the Sauber Petronas F-1 racing team appears to matter more than the future of its 70 IT specialists. It owns the Petronas twin towers, forced on it by the government so the Kuala Lumput City Centre (KLCC) would show the world how developed a country Malaysia is. Its considerable funds are used to cover government shortfalls and other financial needs. I suspect the Petronas management sees red ink dominating its balance sheets after its unrestrained financial profligacy.”

    The latest glowing report on Singapore should serve as a warning May Day signal to Malaysia to revamp its system so that its public service is more transparent, honest, bribe-free, absolutely professional, and pro-growth in its approaches when dealing with investors and technocrats. In Singapore, the civil servants have very strict instructions to use all available government means to facilitate the license and permit applications by business people, and to assist them in all technical matters that arise. The civil servants are totally forbidden from accepting any gift of any kind, nor to accept dinner invitations from businessmen. Singapore has the high international reputation of being bribe-free and has a highly conducive business environment. On the contrary, bribes in the form of money and dinner invitation are expected by Malaysian civil servants, and there is a strong culture of ‘undertable’, and even ‘over the table’, dealings to lubricate business with the government.

    No wonder Sabah, with all its wealth of natural resources, had become Malaysia’s poorest state. As if it is not enough that the state civil service is so corrupted, it also has to share its wealth with the BN-held states in the Peninsula.

    • silversnow says:

      My questions are:
      1. So, why dont you move your ass to Singapork, apek ah??Not qualified at all or rich enough I bet seeing that you just c& p here.IQ yellek.
      2. Is you fact correct? Give the references please ( name of author, date of publications, which website, title, reference no)
      fyi Malaysiakini /Wikipedia IS NOT A REFRENCE!

      • Anonymous says:

        Agree with you fully, bro. And Apek he is for he does not sound Malay talking that way.

        No point asking him for proofs, justification or links. These biadap Apeks simply make wild allegations. Let’s just tell him to get lost to Australia, NZ or Canada.

      • The Real Rakyat says:

        This is all C&P only….Their fav reference is always Singapore forgetting the fact that Singapore is bloody racist to non-chinese esp malays….Asking them to move there they will not bcoz they know they can’t afford to live there so they bitch about life here but yet when asked to go they just refuse to go….They will always quote Mkini and Wiki lah……forgetting this are only news portals and online dictionairies respectively which can be altered at whim….and not actual solid references

    • ExDAP says:

      Dear mustapha,

      AFTER ALL YOUR LONG WINDED COMPARISON…..I THINK YOU NEED TO NOTE THAT THE ISSUE AT HAND IS THAT PR TOOK MONEY/STEAL FROM A TEMPLE. HE TOOK TEMPLE OFFERINGS!

      OFFERINGS THAT NORMAL PEOPLE LIKE YOU AND ME GIVES TO TEMPLES, CHURCHES, OR MOSQUES.

      IS STEALING FROM THE POOR ANY BETTER THAN WHAT YOU JUST CONDEMNED!
      IS COVERING UP THE INCIDENT ANY BETTER!
      IS PR ANY BETTER!

      PR IS WORSE THAN BN.

  15. Anonymous says:

    Why do we have to be saddled with this kind of blokes -

    Convicted Malaysian killer to be deported

    MELBOURNE, Sept 19 (Bernama) — A Malaysian who was jailed for the murder of internationally-acclaimed Sydney heart surgeon Dr Victor Chang was granted parole today.

    The bloody Brits bringing them in and not sending them back like the Americans did the railway workers by the shiploads.

  16. Ex MIC says:

    Whichever parties or persons who steal from holy places will be condemn when they leave this world. Corrupt nevermind but no stealing from holy places. Bad boy!!!!!!

    • ExDAP says:

      The WORSE type of people are those who STEAL from the POOR and then runs around town MASQUERADING as if they are SAINTS.

      THIS IS EXACTLY WAHT PR IS DOING!

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