Interesting article by John Lee in The Malaysian Insider.com.
JULY 17 — People like to say Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is willing to do anything to gain power. He’s an unscrupulous man who won’t stop at anything to become the next prime minister; every move he makes is calculated. Maybe this is right.
But what I cannot understand then is why, if he wants power so badly and calculates his moves so precisely, he would be so stupid as to commit sodomy — especially a person who gives off disinterested vibes? Why molest Saiful Bukhari Azlan if there is even a hint of being found out? Why wreck your chances of becoming prime minister?
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July 17, 2008
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And then…
Spoooffff..!!!!1

A punctured tyre.
It felt like a choked motorboat losing control. Luckily I was doing only 40km/h and look at that!!! Long tear of of the rubber with wire meshes protruding out. Even I never see such deformity and I have to say that it was an occult deformity (hidden) because it is on the inner side of the tyre.
Anyway, lesson learned! Imagine if I was doing a 100 or 120? **shivers**
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July 16, 2008
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You gave an ultimatum. Before 2pm or else arrest. But you arrest him 1 hour earlier even though he had agreed to give his statements.
Anwar has every right not to go to the IPK and give statements if he wants to and the police has every right to arrest him after 2p if he does not turn up.
So who is irresponsible now? Who is the monkey now?
Yet the CID Chief said that it was done in a professional manner.
Anwar will gain sympathy from this. Politically motivated? You bet..
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July 16, 2008
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I was watching the debate “Tubuhkan Kerajaan Hari Ini, Harga Minyak turun Esok” between Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Datuk Seri Shabery Cheek. I was somehow excited by this “openness” and this is what I think about the debate.
1. Anwar started rather unconfidently (which made me worry) and Shabery was very confident. Anwar delivered very strong points at the end.
2. Petronas was always the topic of Shabery
3. Rakyat and how the government spend the money was the issue but Anwar
4. Anwar and Shabery both almost never answer any question directed to them.
5. Shabery delivered personal attacks which made him looked desperate in the end.
6. Why the hell Datuk Johan Jaafar the moderator asked about Anwar being a PM?? Untrained moderator?
7. What does Kerajaan UMNO-BN has to do in the Debate? Racism…
8. There is nothing to do with 1998 matters der Shabery…. Its now..
9. “Kita akan memiskinkan Petronas dengan subsidi yang banyak” Hello!!?? You guys are memiskinkan the rakyat.
Anymore? Later la… hehe
I think overall, both had good points with weakness and strengths and Shabery was shattered in the end with personal attacks he delivered. It has nothing to do with PETRONAS, its has everything to do with how government manage the money.
Datuk Johan Jaafar’s motion - “No need to talk about being a PM la Anwar, why not contribute your ideas to improve the rakyat” - clearly bias.
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July 16, 2008
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I was driving to UMMC today and there was a massive traffic jam. UMMC was 20km away from my house and I took nearly 2 hours!!!! So, on average, its 10km/hour!!
I wouldn’t blame the police because the are ‘puppets’ by the damn government. What was the main function of the roadblocks? To search and destroy demonstrators for the so called “illegal” rally which was turned to be a false alarm in the end. Dear Polis DiRaja, where was ure intelligence?
First of all, oppression of freedom of speech is insulting for a democratic country like Malaysia. They project rallys as ‘haram’ and they just want to delay people going to the parliament. People were late to work, kids late for school, MoUs were not signed, meetings were delayed, burning precious fuel during jams, created extra tension and more heart attacks.
And later they’ll blame the “rally” because of traffic jams. Hello?? It is the other way round!!

Look closely, they were just chatting around!!. You bottlenecked a 5 lane into 2 and yet you…*&*&

Traffic jams still on during lunch hours. How stupid of them… this is what burdens the rakyat.
I still feeling for the worse tomorrow…
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July 14, 2008
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