Posts Tagged ‘Government’

We can’t find any more stupid people elsewhere.

That’s too crazy for today. And that’s why we have another topic to make noise about the government.

Actually it has not a news since many years ago. JPA has been reducing the scholarship for sending students overseas for years.

Originally the scholarship is to help outstanding students to have a chance explore to overseas universities and hopefully they will bring the most advanced knowledge and creativity back after they finish their study.

However, we know that many of our students, the top most outstanding ones, not coming back to Malaysia after study. Reason being, could be very individual. Or simply, those graduates with good knowledge, can’t find Malaysia have a place for them to really expand their talents. Anyway, that’s not the topic today.

What makes me puzzled is, what the fxck the guy talking about? We got to canceled the scholarship because we want out students to study locally? Still want to tell lie to people? Government cannot afford to pay for the JPA scholarship already – that’s the truth. Why not just say that?

Isn’t that we are going to bankrupt? Isn’t that we need to demolish the subsidies for people?

However on the other hand, we just been told that we have got a bill of 800 million on the building of new palace. And we have got the plan to build a new parliament building for another 800 million.

Then we telling people we need to reduce allocation on education?

It Has Been Too Wrong

As we all know he has been ‘suspected’ responsible in a lot of cases but nobody can actually touch him because the whole national law enforcement machinery is HIS. Example of the cases like:

1. Poor Mongolian lady, murdered miserably.

2. Expensive submarine with problem to dive bought during his tenancy as Minister of Defense.

3. Newly heard, he had just signed a multi-billion nuclear plant deal with France, not sure for what justification we need to pursue nuclear power in near future.

4. Engaging APCO with extremely high consultation fee, gone into mystery 2 ringgit company account.

Whether or not, that takes time to find out the truth. But with the 2 by-election just happen, we have enough reason why he is not fit as our Prime Minister anymore. Simply because, the serious violation of basic principle of democracy and ignorance of people’s right. Misuse the whole people’s money for his own FUN.

You may have heard about he conditionally offered Ulu Selangor people the allocation for RASA primary school the amount of 3 million? That’s openly buying votes. Ok, let say it’s for people’s benefit, why not earlier; why not later but during the election? And with a condition that ‘if BN win the election’? Together with the Ulu Selangor by-election, hundreds of millions allocation suddenly approved for projects. Were the projects been adequately justified and prioritized or simply for the sake of wining the election?

Another one just happen in Sibu. You can see the video below and digest what he said. Decide base on your own judgment.

He Said He is Surprised?

Why he suddenly surprised for the number of people don’t have personal identity? We have been knowing this for years.

I read the news on The Star, and I feel that’s really doesn’t make any sense for such report to even appear.

If this is a problem that he newly make known, some more he felt surprise about it, that’s really wrong for him to be in the position of Home Minister. Why I say so?

Isn’t that the problem of Sarawakian native having not personal identification a long time issue? Weren’t there many NGO’s have been submitting papers to raise attention to the issues from government and people as a whole?

Example is this:

* The original report is credit of Malaysian Election Observation Network (MEO-Net). Please contact the person in charge if you are interested to read the whole report.

Lesson learnt:

1. Possibly his staff might not had update him on this issue, instead they sweep the problem under the carpet hoping the issue will never explode and forgotten by people after a while.

2. Possibly he know about the issue but he has no urgency to solve it. Then the issue was put aside and who knows, somebody poor guy died not at the good time and lead to the by election and this has become a important thing to look at.

3. In 1Malaysia, general election is not as important at by-election. So next round when you vote, try selecting the candidate that have a look that going to heaven anytime soon.

I just learnt a new Hokkien sentence from the dictionary (yes, there is such person who studied and produced a dictionary to teach you hokkien):

So to practice the usage of it, it may sound like: “Datuk, kan ni na bu chao chee bye, today only you said you surprise with the issue ah? Have you been sleeping all this while? Are we paying you for sleeping? kana sai!!”.

Let’s Float

How much we spent to get Malaysian’s very first national owned sub-marine?

And now we heard that it refused to dive. It prefer to float all the way.

Alright, nothing’s perfect. Even world reputable car makers, Toyota and Honda recalls their cars that having serious design and manufacturing defects.

However, how many times a submarine fail to dive? We won’t know. Maybe other countries faced the same problem, and treated the problem as top secret and nobody in the world knows about it.

But what we have?

Defense Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said: “We have a warranty on the sub and we are confident the builders can fix it.”

Good. It’s so great attitude that our minister is honest enough to let people know about the defect. And, even better is, we know that we have to rely 100% on the ‘builders’ to fix it.

I just want to ask some question.

1. The problem occurred because of manufacturing defect, or because of human error while operating it?

2. Why the problem was not at first detected before the sub was handed over? Why our Ministry of Defense willing to accept such a sub quality product?

3. Is that a very serious failure, so complicated that our own engineers (I believe, we of course have packaged trainings for service engineers in the procurement contract), not able to solve? Or due to reliance to the ‘builder’, we don’t even bother to build our skill sets to solve the problems.

So, enough of bullshxt. We don’t even need  a submarine at the first place. So what the hey if the sub can only float. What’s bothers more is our attitude towards problems when shxt happens.

I guess there won’t be much objection if I conclude that the attitude of what MinDef showed on this problem is ‘FAILED’.

Traffic Jam-mers, Come Together

The idea came during traffic jam. It was raining this evening and I was travelling on LDP, again, SESAK SEPERTI BIASA. I start to ask the same old question I keep asking whenever I in this kind of situation. “Why we must face traffic congestion day to day??”. Isn’t it should be better? Isn’t that we deserve better?

Well, if thing were to change, how? For years we don’t see improvement done by government. Is it possible that we as PEOPLE can do something to help ourselves? But, HOW?? There are a few ideas:

1. Work from home. What I means so far is work from home in general. A lot of industry that is allowable to work from home, for example sales in any business, IT support or programmers, traders, etc.

2. Travel in group. Try to gather your fellow colleagues or friends that work around the same area to travel together.

3. Differencing time of attending and leaving from office to spread the heavy load on the road at certain point in time.

4. Bla bla…

Well, then I start to think that if we all gather our mind and share some ideas, maybe we can ultimately find the best solution. Then it comes the facebook group idea. The idea is at first we need to know how many are there on the road everyday, what kind of population and job nature of the people, what are the things that possibly be improved, so on and so forth. Then we together educate and help each other to implement a better habit to reduce traffic burden. Maybe with people power, we could urge the government to be more proactively setting the right policy to solve the problem and plan for a better future.

Anyway, things is just started. At the beginning, we need the ball rolling by getting more minds in the group. CLICK HERE to join and share, discuss. Thank you.