Raja Petra LIED yet again and amazingly some people believe it! Monday, August 30, 2010 Guys/gals, please listen. Raja Petra was NEVER invited nor was he ever scheduled to be interviewed by the BBC. It was all a LIE. None of the 5 current producers of BBC Hardtalk ever invited Petra before to be on the programme. Yes, Anwar's Pakistani boys did managed to persuade The Guardian to do a piece on Petra about a couple of weeks back but there has not been very much success with the other media (printed or electronic) in UK. By Fatimah Zuhri 1. It always amazes me the amount of people that are so willingly allowed themselve be taken for a ride just because of their blind hatred towards the ruling Government. 2. I was about to upload a cool video about overcoming different types of negative addiction in Facebook when I received a call from a friend. Apparently the BBC News International has been flooded by hate mails accusing the BBC of all sort of things in regards to Raja Petra. 3. At f

Leoh says the federal government is not promoting religious tolerance. Three boys of different races catching fish in the padi fields of Alor Star. This looks like something the late Yasmin Ahmad would have put in a Petronas TV commercial, right? But for Glad Tidings Petaling Jaya (GTPJ) pastor Rev Dr Vincent Leoh, however, it's a page out of his childhood. Yes, his memories are filled with scenes exactly like this one. Born on August 25, 1957, Leoh does not remember any issues of racism or religious intolerance popping up during his school-going years in the Sixties or Seventies, compared to the simmering religious tension following the church arson attacks earlier this year. “I wish I can say that it has changed and there is more religious tolerance now. But I can’t say that,” says Leoh, 53. “Protecting certain religions wasn’t so obvious then in the Seventies and Eighties. Now, they do it but at the expense of other religions,” he adds. The pastor notes sadly that there was plen

Question # 3 : Why do Muslims wage war or quarrel against each other when it is said to be a religion of peace? Between politicians, neighbors or even between family members? If Islam is truly good, surely Muslims wouldn't be squabbling amongst themselves but unite as one? Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh. My answer : Such assumptionsbetray the questioner's failure to take a look at his or her own community's shortcomings. Why do I say that? Study history. Look deeply into the history books and see for your own self's the records of all tribes and nations of this whole wide world. Are those who are not Muslims peaceful and minding their own businesses as far as the subject of waging war against one's own people is concerned? I'd be spending days and weeks if not months or even years if I am to compile the uncountable numbers of wars and in fighting amongst those who weren't or aren't Muslims in response. He or she who asks these questions would

PUTRAJAYA: Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has invited Malaysians to give their input for the Budget 2011. The Prime Miniter’s invitation is contained in his blog www.1malaysia.com.my. In it, he asked the people to send in their ideas for the Budget, which is scheduled to be tabled in Parliament in October. This is the second time he has asked the people to provide suggestions for the Budget. Najib asked them for suggestions for the Budget 2010 before it was tabled last year. "For your feedback and suggestions, I thank you and invite you once more to share your ideas for the upcoming national Budget 2011. Let me know what areas of development you would like to see prioritised for next year," he wrote. Najib said that by being online, he had received some "wonderful suggestions and feedback" from the younger Malaysian community, and asked for more creative ideas and solutions for the Budget. "You are, after all, the generation that will be driving our country’s econo

Awek Cun - Awek Bertudung by Mohd Firdaus Hargailah dan jangan mempersiakan kemerdekaan yang dinikmati sekarang kerana perjuangan untuk memperolehnya bukan mudah memandangkan ia memerlukan pengorbanan yang besar, demikian kata seorang veteran perang tempatan ketika Perang Dunia Kedua, Philip Mairon, 85, dari Penampang, Sabah. Philip terlibat dalam perjuangan membebaskan negara daripada tentera Jepun pada 1942 dengan menyertai pasukan gerila yang dikendalikan oleh Tentera Bersekutu Australia dan Britain. Katanya, perjuangan untuk membebaskan negara daripada tentera Jepun ketika itu menjadi matlamat penting kerana tiadanya erti kebebasan ketika itu dan hidup pula dalam ketakutan. Ketika menceritakan pengalamannya kepada Bernama, Philip berkata ia bermula apabila dia bersama 29 rakannya ditangkap oleh tentera Jepun di Kota Kinabalu yang ketika itu dikenali sebagai Jesselton. Kemudian mereka dibawa ke kawasan Buli Sim-Sim sebagai buruh untuk membuat kerja mengimpal kapal da

By Clara Chooi, The Malaysian Insider Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Aziz blamed his Barisan Nasional comrades today for driving away support with their chauvinistic ways, warning them that they could not ride on Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s popularity to win the general election. The vocal Umno supreme council member told The Malaysian Insider this afternoon that he blamed the “communal leadership” of certain BN politicians for the public’s declining confidence in the ruling coalition. “I blame the leaders. Some have become ministers but still look at themselves as communal leaders instead of national leaders. “But this makes little sense for once you are a minister, you represent all... not just your party or your race,” he said. Nazri was responding to the results of a Merdeka Center survey that showed 45 per cent of Malays were dissatisfied with Umno while only 44 per cent were satisfied. Umno performed even worse with the Chinese community, with only 12 per cent saying they w

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 24 (Bernama) -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has invited Malaysians to share their ideas for the 2011 national budget, which is expected to be tabled in Parliament in October. He says that just like in 2009, he feels yet again the significance of connecting with and seeking ideas directly from the people on the ground. "It was with the principles of inclusiveness and social justice in mind that I had asked for my fellow Malaysians to contribute suggestions for the 2010 National Budget," and the people's ideas made up a significant portion of the budget as a result, he says in the latest entry in his blog, www.1Malaysia.com.my. "I remember well the hundreds of solid suggestions for our budget on how to make Malaysia a better economy, a more progressive economy," he says. "For your feedback and suggestions, I thank you and invite you once more to share your ideas for the upcoming 2011 National Budget," he adds. Najib says t

Terlebih dahulu Pisau ucapkan Selamat Menyambut Hari Kemerdekaan Yang Ke 53.Merdeka! Khawarij PAS pernah menuduh UMNO kafir kononnya kerana menolak hudud versi PAS. Pelbagai tuduhan dilemparkan ,haram makan sembelihan orang Umno.Tidak boleh solat berimamkan orang Umno hinggakan jika menentang Umno jika mati adalah syahid. Begitulah teruknya khawarij PAS melebel Umno,ditohmah siang dan malam .Hingga melekat didalam keturunan mereka doktrin politik benci yang hingga kini menjadi punca perpecahan dikalangan orang melayu. Isu hudud tidak pernah sunyi dengan politik khawarij PAS.Sikap acuh tak acuh mereka ketika ini memperlihatkan sifat hakiki munafik yang tiada kesudahan. Dalam keadaan laparkan kuasa dan tahta,Khawarij PAS terpaksa tunduk kepada abang besar mereka DAP. Sejak perkahwinan haram antara PAS dan pakatan rakyat,PAS kelihatan lebih mesra bersumbang mahram bersama DAP kerana berasakan abang BESAR DAP mampu memuaskan syahwat khawarij PAS demi kuasa politik. Nik Aziz,Mahfuz Bean,Kh

Mahathir's latest racist blast irritating not scary, faces irrelevancy Attention: Kaki Bodek Mahathir The Melayu Liwat Mamak Tak Malu, Defect Now. It's Perfectly Alright To Betray This Scumbag because he is no man, he is nothing more than a criminal animal. Fuck him is glorious. Join Najib, fuck Mahathir ... He is history. Former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad raised eyebrows with his latest blog posting warning of “the violence of the Communist revolution” if the “minor protection afforded by the NEP” was removed, but the reaction he sparked was not one of fear that perhaps he had intended. By now, most Malaysians are used to his racism-laced remarks and perceive them as being aimed to further his own interests rather than the nation’s. Murmurings that began a while ago finally erupted into the open with impatient comments like “the old man has lost his marbles” making the rounds rather any panic about possible civil unrest. Hatta Ramli “What revolution is Mahathir talking ab

RINGGIT REFLECTS MALAYSIA ECONOMIC STRENGTH & UNDERLYING SENTIMENT, SAYS ZETI The strengthening Ringgit reflects the underlying sentient and the country's robust growth in the first-half of the year, said Bank Negara Governor Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz. Malaysia registered a superlative 9.5 per cent Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in the first six-months but it contracted by 5.1 per cent in the same period last year. "We saw the Ringgit strengthening during this period (the growth in the first-half) which reflected on domestic developments, the region and developments arising in major financial markets," she said. The Ringgit has risen to a 13-year high versus the US Dollar. At 9.19am Tuesday, the Ringgit was trading at 3.1340/1370 against the greenback compared with Monday's close of 3.1310/1330. As Malaysia becomes more open, it was likely to be vunerable to external developments, she said on the sideline of the Islamic Development Bank's RM1 billion Su

Dedicated to the Malaysian Authorities and "my name is wee" (image edited from the original version, here, - courtesy of World Internet News) It was the day after Malaysia's Independence Day. A thoughtful Tony Blair who had watched the celebrations on TV got onto the phone with his friend Bush: "Malaysia!" shouted Blair. "What about Malaysia?" asked a startled Bush. "We English made a mistake George," said Blair, "I need to get Malaysia back as a colony!" "You serious Tony?" asked a still more startled Bush. "Yeah this is not the Malaya we let go some fifty years ago," said Blair, "this is a colony we would be proud to have now." "So whatcha plannin' to do?" asked Bush. "Why George what we did to Saddam. Attack them." "You sayin' we? You not hoping I'm goin' to join you are you?" "I helped you in Iraq George, you forgettin' or sometin'?"

(All pics below courtesy of Patrick Teoh) WHEN Malaysians hear the name Patrick Teoh, it’s a voice, and not a face, that springs to mind. Teoh had no inkling when he landed his first radio job at Redifussion 45 years ago that he would go on to become one of Malaysia’s most recognisable voices. “People do say sometimes, ‘Patrick, your voice is still the same as I remember. I used to tune in to you and you kept me company when I was staying up late mugging for exams’,” Teoh tells The Nut Graph . “Those times are nice, being part of someone’s life when they were growing up, it’s the best part of the job.” Other than his many years in radio broadcasting in Redifussion and Radio 4, Teoh worked as a part-time newscaster for TV3 when it first started broadcasting the news. Teoh also appeared alongside Chow Yuen-Fatt and Jodie Foster in Anna and the King in 1999, acting as a judge. He is now a full-time actor and a member of the Instant Café Theatre Company . Teoh also writes on his blog Nia

Hari Merdeka from Khairy Jamaluddin Ucapan kemerdekaan saya bagi tahun ini berkisar tentang keberanian yang perlu ada bagi setiap diri kita sebagai rakyat Malaysia. Keberanian untuk tampil kehadapan bagi membela rakyat Malaysia yang lain, terutama sekali apabila mereka bukan daripada keturunan, bangsa, agama mahupun latar belakang sosial yang sama seperti kita. Keberanian untuk memperjuangkan mana yang benar serta wajar dan bukannya sesuatu yang populis atau didorong oleh belenggu perasaan dan kekangan emosi, yang mengugut kita menilainya sebagai patut dan betul. Keberanian untuk membebaskan diri dari acuan lapuk agar kita dapat melangkah dengan yakin bagi menerokai masa hadapan. Keberanian untuk menyelamatkan negara ini daripada mereka yang ingin memecah belahkan kita. Marilah kita semua menjadi rakyat Malaysia yang berani. Berani menyatukan Malaysia semula. Selamat menyambut Hari Kemerdekaan Negara. Scandal Melayu Seks

Namewee : The Nation's Excess Baggage By: Ben Tan By continuing to insult Malaysia, Malays, Islam and the government, it is obvious that Namewee does not love his own country. Therefore, Namewee doesn’t deserve to be called a Malaysian and should not enjoy the rights of a Malaysian citizen, what more demanding the same rights as Bumiputra. A disloyal citizen like Namewee can, at any time betrays the country and jeopardized our sovereignty. It’s not just that his videos and songs that are ‘harmful’ to the nation but Namewee himself at any time is able to post a threat to the national security in the form of treachery. Namewee did not show any remorse nor regret for doing what he did. He takes the quick forgiveness, tolerance and the second chance given to him on the first incident, as a sign of weakness of the Malay-led government. He has no respects whatsoever towards the Malay-led government but the government seemed to have missed it. Namewee is no longer a teenager. He is no

RPK'S Off From BBC HARDTalk Because Of His 'Hardlie' By: Susan Lim Raja Petra Kamaruddin, a sick-lying-freak and a coward fugitive who fled the country in May last year after being charged with defaming Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, was invited to appear on BBC Hardtalk programme scheduled at 3.00 pm, Wednesday on the 1st September 2010. However, the invitation was called off, all of the sudden, via a phone call made by Bridget Osborne from BBC, to RPK. RPK, in his blog bragged about the invitation and the cancellation all the same, saying that the cancellation was due to Malaysian’s government interference. The Malaysian government is said to have threatened BBC and told them not to proceed with the programme or face legal action. This is due to the understanding that BBC will be asking questions that would be very sensitive in nature and critical of the government of Malaysia. It may be true that BBC is afraid that they might have to face legal action by Malaysian government

Too Much Crap- BBC Cancel HARDTalk Programme With The Liar RPK By Satu Hala Muah hah hah hah haaa.....so I see there are people at BBC using their brain at last! HARDtalk has now dropped Raja Petra Kencing Kamaruddin. When I first heard that BBC, an organisation with a legacy of excellent broadcasting, called on RPKencing (a compulsive liar, having a convict as a son, and wife playing hooky with a bangla, etc) as a guest, I wondered on what ground they based it on. Could it be that their editor were so hard pressed that any Tom, Dick or Harry would do just to make sure the programme meets the deadline? It’s like they were lining up back-ups before getting the right person...or maybe just in case they didn’t get the most suitable one...invited back-ups are usually those of no or little significance so that they can be rejected easily. In RPK’s case, it’s not that he’s just unimportant, but there is a possibility that after thorough investigation, the editors or producers of HARDtalk