Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Some laughter to spill

The 2008 Beijing Olympics have put the spotlight on China, bringing attention to the conflict in Tibet and all the human rights abuses. Protesters disrupted Olympic torch relays in San Francisco and other western cities, many of them holding signs with stern messages for China such as "Free Tibet!" "Stop human rights abuses!" and "Give us cheaper TVs now!"
Indian soccer star Bhaichung Bhutia declined to run with the torch as "my way of standing by the people of Tibet," while actor Aamir Khan vowed to run with the torch "not in support of China" but "with a prayer in my heart for the people of Tibet."
Inspired by Khan, long jumper Anju Bobby George announced that she will protest China's human rights abuses by participating in the Beijing Olympics. "I am participating in the Olympics not in support of China," she said, "but with a prayer in my heart for the people of Tibet."
She pledged to lie on the ground before every jump, extending her legs outward to form a 'T.' "It may look like I'm stretching," she said. "But I'm showing my support for Tibet."
Just a day before the torch relay in India, cricket star Sachin Tendulkar pulled out of the event, saying that he had a groin injury. It's believed that he suffered the injury while running away from Tibetan activists.
Indian officials were so worried about protests that they drastically shortened the route of the torch relay, asking Khan to run with it from his bedroom to living room. He handed the torch to tennis star Leander Paes, who took it all the way to the kitchen. Other celebrities then did mini-runs from one appliance to another.
The video was doctored for Chinese television to show Khan and Paes running in front of the Taj Mahal, cheered on by thousands of people, including Mahatma Gandhi.
Meanwhile, CNN's Jack Cafferty is in trouble with the Chinese for calling them "goons and thugs," two of the worst insults that the FCC allows on American TV.
Saying that America imported Chinese-made "junk with the lead paint on them and the poisoned pet food," Cafferty added: "They're basically the same bunch of goons and thugs they've been for the last 50 years."
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu demanded an apology, saying, "We are shocked at and strongly condemn the evil attack by the CNN anchor on the Chinese people. How dare he call us goons and thugs? Not all of us are goons and thugs."
Indeed, a New York Times investigation has found that only 1 percent of Chinese are goons and thugs -- and all of them work for the government.
Cafferty's words have upset many of them, according to Jin Yao, president of the National Association of Goons and Thugs. "He say we same goons and thugs for last 50 years," Yao said. "Is not true. We better goons and thugs than before. We take government course."
In other news, some folks in Britain are trying their best to boycott everything from China. Harvey Wilson of London has stopped buying toys from China, John Rowling of Oxford has stopped buying electronics from China, and Linda Scott of Birmingham has dumped her boyfriend, Chang Lee.
In Winnipeg, Canada, Gerald Smith, a retired bus driver who spends most of his evenings at the local casino, said he's getting rid of everything he owns that's made in China, including all his appliances, furniture, clothes and teeth. Asked if he's protesting a particular Chinese policy, Smith nodded and pointed to the words on his T-shirt: "Free to bet!"



So this is the group picture taken during Pei Chern's suprise birthday
(left: Lam-in black; Jo Wee-in red; Chieh Ai- inblakc plus red; Andrew; Yong Hao; Chen Siang-in white all the way back; CX
bottom row: Lisa-in green; Carynn; Pei Chern-in white; Esther; gua; Kar Kien; Beng


Monday, June 9, 2008

Car being a money burner than a transport!

A little late, I noe, was busy with exam, neither i am free now yet, but just curi tulang abit. RM2.70 /litre. Crazy. I just went and pump up the MyVi at home when it still have 2 bar left before getting dry, and guess the price?? RM79.73 compare to previously was RM50 plus (holding the situation that the petrol bar still remain at 2 before getting dry) The car is being more like a money burner than a transport!. Haha lucky the car is small, but certainly not fuel efficient, but still better compare to those holding big cars la. Anyway the government is speaking foolish language. Why compare petrol prices with other non-petrol-producing countries. Take a look at the pic below.

Malaysia RM2.70/ litre ; Winner for the most expensive/ highly charge petrol for an oil-producing country/ and being ridiculously fool by the government. Tax here tax there, then telling us not enough money to subsidies. What the crap! Badawi (Finance Minister) and Yackop (Second Finance Minister) why are you both being such a bafoon in the cabinet, taking us for a ride? Syed Sharir how could you torture us like that? By far you are the most uncorrupted cabinet minister there is.

Badawi, table lah the account of Petronas collosal profits in the Parliament. I bet its more then what was recorded in Wikipedia 14.4 billion USD as per 2007. I believe is was an underdeclared profit. Hassan Marican doesn't care whether the money show up is important for the country's imej, cause all he cares is the siphoning of it into the cronies pockets.

Bloordy Bastards!

Touching on another issue that is somehow related...

Anyhow, if Badawi really wants to compare Malaysia with other countries , then lets put forth Singapore, the dragon and elephant of the world (China and India), mini giant of south east asia (Vietnam). Our Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) had been downsizing since the early 2000s. On the other hand Singapore, China, Vietnam and India is experienceing a boom of FDIs. I mean come'on! Singapore have no such thing as earthern materials for extraction and still champion up in term of FDIs and even their GDP is rising tremenodously. Failure of an unequitable distributing administration of scarce of resources to the people.

A brief history...

During the early 90s we were the most visited foreign land for investment by the Westerners, cause during that time other SEA countries are still experiencing political instability, unlike our country, but now China has gone through a new level, Vietnam does't experience the shock of the post-Vietnam War anymore, India is just like her counter-part China continuing to encourage international trade. So now they can offer what we can't offer and that is cheap labour. Seriously China's labour market is going through some change whereby the term 'cheap labour' is going to be eliminated since the Chinese are getting more aware of their surroundings and resist from being exploited, so the next target would be Vietnam and if Burma really manage to enjoy the fruit of democracy, then that would be the second mini giant of South East Asia.

Continuing...

Another thing, is about, the somehow strengthening of the Ringgit IN TERMS OF USD. Great news cause the greenbacks are now depreciating amid the speculation of a US recession. Great!!! comparing ourselves to a looser wannabee. We may see ourselves to be rising by comparing the greenbacks but the currency of other nations is rising too, wooping up our asses! Australia is experienceing a Boom especially the Western Australia (Perth for example) in their mininng industries. Therefore their FDis are in no question to be rising, GDP skyrocketing and other numerical digits will be increasing in fast pace, they are even experiencing a shortage in the labour market. Therefore they need people like you and me to contribute. Lets just hope it remains like that until a couple of years after i've graduated so that I would have time to not only find job easily but also change job till I find a suitable one. But hell! gotta dream on la and if that really happens, I'll be in wonderland. Woohoo.

People are fighting for survival eventhough this is not a World War 3 but its becoming more of a world war minus the guns and tanks and replace it by oil and food. What a sad world we're living in.

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Arachnophobians

Arachnophobia. The greek word for "fear of spiders". LOOK! I AM DAMN AFRAID OF SPIDERS! No matter how big, how small, how pretty, how ugly, how retard; once a spider is always a spider and get that piece of living/dead shit thing away from me. My younger cousin use to scare me with this freaking fake plastic spider that is the size of a 3-months-old baby palm. Freak the hell out of me. To me, its the most disgusted creature ever to exist and why..oh..why mother nature created it. Saya anti-spider, eight legged freak. Thats my biggest and number 1 fear eventhough I'm like a thousand times much larger than it, and that fear will never be erase from my mind.
Errr...send chills down to my spine talking about it.
Anyway my second fear is those small insects, six legged freak kind. I can tolerate some la, but if you ask me to pick up a cockroach or centipede (this is a non six legged freak) or whatever that falls under the category, I'm sure you know what I meant, prepare to receive big gigantic blows of punches right through your faces cause I ain't touching those stuff. What I usually do in my house is spray the damn cockroaches till it flips backwards with its abdomen facing me, then let it suffocate itself then i'll just use a broom to sweep it up and dump it into the bin.
My third feared creatures are some of the creatures that are slimy. Frogs and lizards. Well actually not that afraid la, just don't wish to hold them. Anyway dead frogs I hold before la, disected it also during form 4, that one nothing to fear. I've a bad experience with frogs before two (2) years back; early in the morning when I was wearing my shoe. When i place my foot into the shoe, suddenly my foot like cannot go in, then i took it out saw a quite a big size frog jump out of my shoe. Bloordy hell luckily i never force my way in or not squashed! And that frog was taking shelter inside my school shoe. Well not that afraid la. Lizards also got my bad experience but I ain't sharing that cause that was tremendously embarassing.
Seriously I've no idea why I am so bloordy hell afraid of those small size creatures. Rats, snakes, dogs, cats and others all i have no problem touching it, holding it or whatever la. But one thing for sure, I had eaten worms before in Bangkok, and that time i was thinking very hard whether to try the fried cockroaches also. Lol.
Anyone that shares the same fear with me please do share it with me. Exchange freakish experience with those sick, degenerated, disgusting, abnormal, creatures. Embarass to tell, just nudge me or something. Everyone have fears,...don't we.

Friday, May 30, 2008

Last words

Last words uttered by the deceased from China's massive earthquake:

"I'm so hungry. I want to eat dirt." - Uttered by 10-years-old Fan Quanyan, dug out from the debris of Qunshan Primary School in Beichuancountry. Having survived nearly 60 hours under the rubble, she died just 10 minutes after her rescue.

"My dear baby, if you get to live you must remember I love you" - The last SMS a young woman from the heavily struck city of Dujiangyan wrote on her mobile. She was found dead on May 13, a day after the earthquake, in a kneeling position shielding under her body a 3-month-old baby.

"You must be strong. You have to think about our daughter and how to steer her on the right path. Should she stray, it will be lost." - The last word spken by Xi Tianxu's husband before dying half an hour later. Husband and wife were trapped when the dormitory of the Agriculture Bank in Beichuan country collapsed. Xi, 46, survived for another three days. She had to amputate her own legs to be pulled from the ruins by rescuers

"Daddy, I'm right here, please save me!" - Words whispered by student Li Ziguo between the cracks of collapsed concrete slab of Beichuan Middle School. Rescuers had managed to save 30 of Li's classmates but when they finally reached him, Li stopped breathing.

(Extracted from Asia Weekly,Vol.02 Issue 20, may 26-june 1,2008)

Act of nature..., justifiable? You do the judging. I've no more words to speak of it.

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Give place for democracy



Release Daw Aung San Su Kyi! Myanmar needs freedom. Liberalise Myanmar. Sad day to hear that a freedom fighter had her house arrest been extended by tugs of war. Check here for further info about Miss Su Kyi.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

A Malaysian, I am proud to be one!

It brings me great joy to hear that since the post-general election, people from all walks of life came to a common understanding among the diversity of our people of Malaysia. I AM PROUD TO CALL MYSELF A MALAYSIAN AFTERALL!!! Look around us, people are organising peacefull protest when things doesn't go towards their way (protest for a fair and transparent election by BERSIH group; protest against the DBKL's KLCP2020-Kuala Lumpur City Plan; protest against the unauthorise closure of the Bandar Mahkota Cheras toll-free road by Grand Saga). This clearly shows that we as Malaysians are becoming more mature towards the happenings of the society among us.
Let us travel back to the late 40's, when the British Military Administrative (BMA) decided to make Tanah Melayu and its surrounding selected territories to be called as Malayan Union; mass peaceful protest was organized to show their dissastifaction. Not trying to blow the wistle of racism, but at that time only the Malays participated the protesting movement, while the non-Malays care less about it because it directly benefits them-the non-Malays. But NOW!, now its totally different, we see all races from diverse background of occupation came to a common standing to launch a once and for all movement to tell the government that "thats enough". We are colour blind. We became colour blind and we are happy to be colour blind. I am happy to be colour blind. We had always been a united society since long before, but due to the collision of interest among the politiciants, therefore we tend to sway away from becoming a one and united nation. We are one, we stand as one, we move as one, we have become one with the country and it did HAPPENED!! There is no doubt even people within the ruling regime wants this to happen but the fact is only the people on the top echelon rank refuse to allow this in order to safeguard their self interest. And it is this people that we want to get rid off from our country. What for selecting from the old bunch, just cut out the whole lot of them and bring in the new and fresh ones to the top.
The corruption of UMNO is only rest on the elitist platform, the groundroots are not entitled to enjoy them therefore they are still considered as relevant at the changing times of our political landscape. UMNO can return back to power, but not only by taking out Badawi but also the entire elitist population which includes Najib, Muhyiddin, Hishamuddin, Khairy, Rafidah and the whole bunch of unnamed cronies. Then only they might stand a chance to regain their past glory. Secondly, UMNO would need to change its entire constitution to allow non-Malays to join the party, because without doing so, I promise you all that this party will be irrelevant in the coming future. Malaysians have move to another level of unity and peace, but has UMNO move? At the moment its a direct NO!. But since this is the case then why not change? It needs to reengineer and rebrand its fabric to remain as relevant as possible because no matter how much effort had been put or struggled upon, the final decision still and will always rest in the hands of the voters. We need to have a two-sided party stand. Its like adopting a republicanism form of government, whereby two (2) senators will be summoned to head the regime, but in our modern context, it would be two (2) strong parties to lead and maintain a check balance of governance among each other.
Why not practice an adopted-republican form of government? Afterall we are the ones that benefits from it. Three cheers for all the Malaysians around the world. We had moved towards a new level of maturity. Congratulations! Enjoy this wonderful music full of unity.

Saturday, May 24, 2008

Ah Ma's (Grandma's) birthday.

A little history of my family as in maternal side. The surname here is Tan. Originated from Melaka under the banner of Teochew. Making me partly Teochew and partly Cantonese but in reality we follow the father side therefore I'm a Cantonese, besides...I can't utter a word in Teochew la. Not only me, but the entire generation of mine also cannot speak Teochew. What a waste of such great legacy. Anyway, the highest and oldest person in the house of 60 or more is my Ah Ma, whose had just celebrated her 86th birthday in Eastin Hotel. She has 5 sons and 6 daughters although there is one son who had died at an early age (I think around 2 or 3 months old) but no one talks about it anymore. My mom is the youngest daughter. but not the youngest in the family. Basically that is a short and precise facts about my origins-part of it, as in maternal side only. The following are pictures taken on that occasion.
This is my grandma whom I call Ah Ma. (above)

The cheese cake

The crowd goes wild trying to coordinate themselves (60 people) to take a family picture! It was a mess in the beginning, well...it turn alright in the end. Somehow la.

Behold the massive crowd.

Cutting cake ceremony.

Don't really like taking my own pictures but i guess this one taken by Ryan is pretty good. XD

Abalone, mushrooms, and cauliflower- you know la standard dish in Chinese restaurant

Aunty Teresa, Aunty Molly and second Ah Yee-in pink. (Left to right)

Veneon Siew Soon Waei and Ryan Lim Chang Heng (cousins-left to right)

The cheering begins!

By far this is the best and cheapest dish served. Cheap is good.



Eliano (cousin) and Isaac (my nephew)



My cup of tea

Ian Chu Xing De (my nephew)

Was trying to capture a picture of the wine swirling. Pretty hard to do it lah, limited with two (2) hands only.

Need not say more!

Fish got sliced

Watcha looking at!; never see a dead fish's head!

Uncle Sunny,Aunty Teresa and Ryan (uncle, aunty-mom's sister and cousin)
This is really cheap food, tofu (in the glass) with a piece of meat! but its unique la.


Uncle Siew and Aunty Molly (Uncle and aunty-again, mom's sister)

The kid that stole the spotlight, David Tan Tian Wen (new born and latest nephew added to the collection) with his parents (Eugene Tan-cousin and Margaret). Btw David is the first boy in line to inherite the surname Tan.


Pa' Po' duck

Chairlady's (Grandma's) table

Joan (Pronounce as Joun) is Ian's sister which makes her my niece.



Cassandra (niece)


Roundtable talk from the chairlady's table

My seat.

This is good.

Longevity noodle (Cantonese:Chiong sow meen) (Lay man's term: Long life mee)




Overall the dinner was cheap la cause the food serve also cheap food, low cost ,no prawns and stuff like that, simple and easy, consumable by all. Not expensive nor cheap. Suit the worthiness of the food. Don't get me wrong that i only eat expensive food, pls la I'm a future accountant la, measuring the price is my duty of professionalism.

Back to my studies, exams approaching starting on June 6 till June 17. After that I'll make sure its a 3 weeks non-stop fun time. To all taking exams best of luck. In return wish me la, dun be so kiam-siap!!!

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

String of distraction

Mahathir is making his last move to oust Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. Well i don't think thats his real intention. Its not that simple. As you all know, Mahathir's direct influence towards UMNO members had been decreasing since the time he left his office as premier. So the conclusion I could take is that he is pulling the "string of distraction" away from us from the Lingam case scandal. He knows he is going to be prosecuted therefore he is buying time to make a final mess around. I don't know if anyone can see through his ploy but I suspect thats his plan already. This guy is damn smart and sneaky la. Always with dirty and clouded tricks to fool commoners. Ha! I won't fall for that you Mahathir!

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Linking the past with the presence

I pretty much felt that the political landscape of our motherland seems to be some sort of fabric repeatance. Why? Well because of the existence of "really good" politicians playing the arena of governance like a board game. Personalities such as Mahathir, Badawi, Khairy, Annuar, Lim Kit Siang, Lim Guan Eng, Nik Aziz Nik Mat, Karpal, Najib, Muhyiddin Yassin and Sammy Vellu really had added spice to the interest of my comrades Malaysians. Politiking any sort of situation, really drives the adrenaline of us to realised the impact of corrupted and greed fueled personalities. Like I've told you all that I've great interest in the topic of Romance of The Three Kingdoms. Well some of the past beings such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, Dong Zhuo and other selected few really seems to have their personalities implicated among our politicians. Let identify those that i can see some likeliness.
Cao Cao, founder of the Wei empire and penultimate Chancellor of the Eastern Han Dynasty will always be remembered as a sly and sneaky person throughout history. He always manipulates situation to suit his desires from miniature problematic occasion to situations that includes the presence of the Emperor himself. At one time long ago, he always cried (fake cried of course) infront of the Emperor to receive the majesty's blessings on the things that Cao wishes to do eventhough it directly benefits him at the cost of others. Being a crafty person in the art of poetry, this gives him an advantage to make and turn the stories one way or other to sound the way he wish his listener would thought it to be. A light ear-ed person would definitely fall for it. But mostly it takes a sneaky person to understand a sneaky person, but unfortunately during the crumbling times of the Eastern Han Dynasty, scholars are but of rare species to mingle around the imperial court.
  • sly
  • sneaky person
  • manipulates situation
  • cried (fake cried of course)
  • crafty person

These few characteristic are those that i could find from Cao Cao. Does it sounds familiar? Between Sammy Vellu, Badawi, Lim Guan Eng and Mahathir, which seems to fit into the jigsaw puzzle game? Definitely Mahathir. Look at him. His is sly and sneaky; he definitely functions like a puppeteer (manipulator) in the Parliament; he faked a cry infront of his UMNO dudes to stay away from corruption as it brings disaster to his race and finally he is very crafty to push the blame onto others in retaliation to the judicial scandal (Lingam case). Perfect matched. He may have brought light to our motherland, decreace the poverty level of Malaysians, widen the amount of middle-class citizens but there is always a cost for everything. Racial division gap which is the widest during his premiership. A divide and rule conqueror. A hypocrite by nature, and certainly a man of a thousand words to describe him negatively. His continuous lambastation towards the West, earning him a nickname "anti-semitic politiciant". Our world has come to a common understanding to tolerate other nation's existence. That is why the United Nation Organisation, lead by Ban Ki-Moon (Secretary-general) is an independent establishment to bind us all together as one. But, with people like Mahathir making a mess and mockery out of what has been established for the betterment of the world constitute a very negative view from the global network. Now as a retired politiciant, he still continuous his lambastation of opinions and criticism towards Badawi's administration clearly identify his true ulterior motive to remain as a shadow leader. Lets put it this way, before the election the Royal Commisionary of Inquiry (RCI)took such a long time to check the authencity of the Lingam recorded case, but right after the March 8th election that saw the massive showdown by fellow Malaysians against and authoritarian form of government, they had boosted up their performance and finally came to a conclusion to declare the authencity of the report and suggested a proper judgement case to be carried out. Public pressure had definitely been the catalyst for the immediate mobilisation by the RCI. Remembered that during the initial investigation when Mahathir was once called upon to testify the allegations that he was included in the Judiciary scandal, he continuously uttered "i don't remember" for all the question on his participation on the Lingam case. Then when the RCI underscored the need for a judgement to be carry out, Mahathir replied that he is ready to tell everything about the appointment of judges during his tenure as premier. All of a sudden he could remember everything, to be so confident that he knows alot about the judges lobbying for the post? Why now and not before when he was brought in as a withness for the RCI. As we all know, Mahathir is now scared of two (2) things. Firstly the acsension of the Prime Minister-in-waiting, Anwar Ibrahim whereby it would be a hell life for him when that comes and secondly is regarding the Lingam scandal whereby he would be prosecuted for corruption and judiciary selection interference. Mahathir is scared!. He is doing and mustering all his minions as fast as possible to make someone else to be the Prime Minister of Malaysia oustering Badawi. If Muhyiddin or Najib takes over, then Mahathir could at least had a say on the RCI. Because Badawi is too weak to interfere the RCI. Time is running out for Mahathir as his influence had drastically fallen off course since his decsention from his premiership. Its just matter of time when his Tunship will be strip to allow direct judgement on him. When that time comes, Malaysia of all walks of life whould cheer gleefully to the fallen dictator. No one likes him besides his family, not even his UMNO dudes, because the game for UMNO as, i say Malaysian politics is but a board game, is coming to an end, whereby we could utter the word "checkmate". The conqueror had been conquered. Thats the end of a dreadfull chapter in Malaysian politics. I wonder how long it takes for PR to fall just like BN/UMNO. Well never a political party titan could last forever. Somewhere will defintely be some short comings. Its just like past dynasties, whereby the lost of heaven (in our case would be voters) mandate, contributes to the downfall of titans. So finally Mahathir is replaying the racial cards again, calling Malays to protect their own sovereignty from Chinese and Indians whom he says are not respecting the Malays as "Tuans" anymore. Why bother listening to this old and sagging goat. Younger generations are brought up living together, why he wants to steer up tension. Personal benefit i supposed. Divde and rule conqueror. Or would it be the "last stand" for him, the end of the "mahathirism" era.

As for Liu Bei, he is always seen as a virtuous man by many commoners. He always gain support through self-sympathizing or self-victimization and always leads by millions of people who put their heart and soul to serve him. Seen to stand out the truth for the people.

  • Seen as virtuous
  • Self sympathizing or self-victimization
  • Leads by millions
  • Seen to stand out for truth

This is no other than Anwar Ibrahim. He intiated the "reformasi movement" when he was arrested for corruption and sodomy under the judgement of Malaysian judges that was said to be orchestrated by Mahathir to oust his potential rival. Therefore, after the incident people sees Anwar as a virtuous man who fight for justice and anti-corruption. Untill the recent BERSIH protest, thousands of supporters throng the ground to support Anwar's call for a fair election and independent Election Commission. His self sympathizing effort also left mark for people to trust him on his words that he would help them as he personally had felt what they had felt making him a figure that stands out for the truth in every aspect of Malaysian governance. Personally I don not trust Anwar, I believe he has his ulterior agenda to carry on especially throwing Mahathir to jail just like the former premier had done to him in the past. He rised in the past as the new generation of nasionalism Malays that challenge other races for superiority during his university days. A person so strong like him who still refuses to give up and remain in politics gives me an impression that he had yet to change from the past. Neveretheless we are all in the same boat to bring down UMNO/BN to the ground therefore I spare you for now.

Next is Sun Quan whom seems to be an isolated man who emphasizes much on family building. This could be seen with the relationship between Lim Kit Siang and Guan Eng. Lim had groom Guan Eng to be able to command the DAP flagship in the future. The future remains bleak for us to conclude that DAP would remain relevent till that time. If there is a multiracial party governing Malaysia fairly, I see no need for a Chinese/Indian party to exist or a religious fundamentalist such as PAS to remain in the arena of politics. What i we need is unity of all races. We need develpment but certainly not at the expense of racial division. I object to such act if there is anyone wishes to do it. As for now, lets just enjoy a wonderfull show title "The crumbling of a titan-UMNO/BN".

AS you can see, characteristics of past leaders seems to coexist with our current politiciants. Interestingly, we have such a variety of them. Good, bad, cunning, old, bold, bald (Sammy) and so many others. That just add the cream for the best of it. Have a great time and to all my A-Level taking their finals friends best of luck!

Thursday, May 15, 2008

For a better future, it is necessary to kill

  • Thursday May 15, 2008
    Four-year-old raped by dad
    JOHOR BARU: A 27-year-old man allegedly raped his four-year-old daughter repeatedly at their home in Kangkar Pulai.
    The contract worker’s heinous act was uncovered when the victim complained of pain in her private parts.
    When the mother, in her 20s, inspected her, she found blood in her daughter’s private parts.
    The girl then told her that her father had done things to her, which prompted the mother to lodge a police report.
    Nusajaya OCPD Supt Abd Aziz Ahmad said police picked up the suspect on Tuesday.
    “Initial investigations revealed that the suspect committed the offence repeatedly at their home while the wife was busy taking care of their two other children.
    “The victim has been sent to the Sultanah Aminah Hospital for treatment and a medical check-up,” he said.
    Supt Abd Aziz said the suspect might have committed the offence since early this month.
    He added that the suspect also has a six-year-old son and a three-month-old baby.

  • Thursday May 15, 2008
    Shocked over hubby molesting own daughter
    KUALA LUMPUR: A clerk was shocked to learn that her husband had been molesting their seven-year-old daughter during a routine weekend visit to her mother's place.
    The child had apparently told her grandmother about the ordeal of her being “teased'' by her 44-year-old father in November last year.
    The 31-year-old woman lodged a police report against her bus conductor husband and yesterday the man was jailed 24 months by a magistrate's court here for committing molestation.
    The man admitted to molesting the girl in a condominium in Jalan Genting Klang in Setapak between 9am and 9.30am between Nov 1 and Nov 30, 2007.
    The court was told that the girl confided in her grandmother about her father's teases and that the teasing involved him pressing his body against her and putting his private parts against hers.
    The clerk had on Dec 8 took her daughter to a playground near her house and asked her if the incident had occurred.
    The victim admitted that her father had twice tried to put his private parts into hers while her mother was at work.
    Pleading for leniency before magistrate Nazran Mohd Sham, the accused said he had taken good care of his child including bathing her while at home.
    The accused asked the court to consider his future saying that he and his mother were also sick.
    He claimed that there were people looking for him for his debts.
    Assistant public prosecutor Norhanum Hassan pressed for a deterrent sentence, saying that the accused has two previous convictions for possession of stolen property and theft.
    “The incident had also traumatised the child,” she said, adding that the court had to consider the public interest, seriousness of the actions and that the sexual offences against children were rampant.
    Nazran ordered the man to serve his jail term from his date of arrest on Dec 11 last year.

(Both articles were extracted from THE STAR ONLINE dated 15th May 2008)

"This is MADNESS!" (quote from the movie "300") The world is turning upside down, inside out. My plea to all lawyers of the world, please fight for a court rule to sentence capital punishment (mandatory death sentence) on those doers. Send them to hell! Mandatory death irregardless of human rights for they do not deserve a single bit from it. Protect the future generations from these scum of the earth. I put forth my full support for death sentence to them. Fear must strike upon them. Let them feel the fear and never ever challenge the laws set upon them. These"unliving creatures" should be brought to the face of justice. Let them die in pain and sorrow, for there is no remorse to take justice at hands on those pathetic unliving creatures