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Thursday, July 17, 2025
Wednesday, July 16, 2025
INDONESIA KENA TARIF 19% SAHAJA. HARGA SEMUA BARANG IMPOT AKAN MENURUN DI INDONESIA. BRADER ZAFRUL TAK TAHU NEGO KE?
- Washington CNN —
- President Trump said Tues US reached trade deal with Indon
- US will impose 19% tariff on Indonesia’s exports
- Indon cannot charge any tariffs on American exports
- Jakarta described the deal an “extraordinary struggle.”
- Wed Indonesia confirmed the deal
- President Prabowo negotiated directly with Trump over the phone
- extraordinary struggle by negotiating team led by Minister Hasan Nasbi
- Prabowo wrote two sides agreed to new era of mutual benefit
- Indon to buy US$15b U.S. Energy, US$4.5b Agri Products, 50 Boeing 777
- Trump said India is “working along the same lines” (as Indonesia)
- Indon is Trump’s fourth trade agreement in three months
- agreements with Vietnam earlier this month
- Indonesia is America’s 23rd top trading partner
- US imported US$28b from Indon
- US exported US$10b to Indon
My Comments:
Indon cannot charge any tariffs on American exports
Maksudnya barang impot dari Amerika akan dijual pada harga yang lebih murah di pasaran Indonesia - sebab tidak di kenakan cukai impot tinggi.
Contohnya harga kereta impot dari Amerika akan menurun. Maksudnya cukai impot atas barang impot dari negara lain pun akan turut dikurangkan sebab sukar bagi Indonesia menghapuskan cukai impot atas barangan Amerika sahaja. Rakan niaga (trade partners) yang lain - Jepun, Eropah, China akan mendesak Indonesia kurangkan cukai impot atas barang buatan mereka juga.
Sebab tanpa pengurangan cukai impot maka barang ekspot mereka akan 'tewas' kepada barang buatan Amerika di pasaran Indonesia. They will lose market share in Indonesia.
Pendek kata pembeli atau consumer di Indonesia bakal jimat duit sebab harga barang impot akan mula menurun.
Dan jika harga barang impot menurun maksudnya pengeluar tempatan pun akan terpaksa kurangkan harga jualan mereka jika mereka ingin survive persaingan daripada barang impot.
Contohnya di Malaysia sekarang, buah2an impot dari Thailand dijual dengan harga yang begitu murah. Tiga kilo buah mangga Siam dijual pada harga RM10 sahaja. Unbelievable. Satu kilo RM3.33 sen sahaja. Rambutan dan manggis impot dari Siam dijual 2 kilo RM10 sahaja. Serupa dengan buah dokong (langsat). Semuanya diimpot dari Thailand.
Maksudnya 34 juta pengguna di Malaysia akan jimat duit beli buah2an impot .
Pengeluar buah2an tempatan pula - bilangan seramai beberapa ribu orang sahaja - akan terpaksa naikkan produktiviti mereka (untuk bersaing dengan Thailand). Mereka akan terpaksa kurangkan kos, tambahkan pengeluaran dsbnya so that mereka pun boleh mengurangkan harga jualan untuk bersaing dengan buah2an impot dari Thailand.
Inilah antara cara paling berkesan mengurangkan kos sara hidup rakyat marhaen.
Inilah antara cara terbaik untuk mengurangkan harga jualan barang keperluan - membuka pasaran negara kepada barang impot tanpa cukai tinggi gila.
Percayalah tidak lama lagi rakyat Indonesia akan menikmati penjimatan dalam harga barang di pasaran Indonesia.
- Indonesia kena tarif 19%.
- Vietnam kena 20%.
- Malaysia pula kena 25%.
Hello Brader Zafrul, tak tahu nego ke?
Tuesday, July 15, 2025
Monday, July 14, 2025
HUNTING WITH THE HOUNDS - THE DAUGHTER ALSO MARCHED??
- PUTRAJAYA, July 14 — Approximately 400 lawyers marched
- from the Palace of Justice (PoJ)
- demonstration to defend the independence of the judiciary
- Organised by the Malaysian Bar
- “Walk to Safeguard Judicial Independence”
- amid rising concerns over the state of the judiciary
- Malaysian Bar president led procession
- included Tan Sri Tommy Thomas, PAS Takiyuddin Hassan, Tan Sri Rais Yatim
- and THE DAUGHTER.
- Several past Malaysian Bar presidents also present
My Comments: One of the people whatsapped me that the actual number was more than 1000 people marching today. Maybe they are trying to play it down.
About the Daughter joining the march, he said she is 'hunting with the hounds and running with the hares'.
Even 400 busy lawyers (on a Monday) is plenty. A thousand lawyers and others is still a big crowd - on a Monday afternoon at about 33 degrees heat.
I think they should be worried.
RAHSIA KALAH PILIHANRAYA: After OPR Cut On July 9, Bank's Will Lower Interest Rates Effective Only From September 5th!!
Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) reduced the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) by 25 basis points (bps) to 2.75% on July 9.
Well thank you very much. Perhaps one day Bank Negara's historians will solve the mystery why the OPR was raised in the first place.
The OPR was cut by 0.25% on July 9th 2025 which is FIVE days ago. Just now (about 5 PM) we called our bank to ask about the downward adjustment in our monthly instalment payments for a property loan as well as the overall amount outstanding - since we are planning on redeeming the property.
The young man on the phone was helpful and he told us the new monthly instalment amount which his computer system had generated. But he was not able to tell us the new total loan amount that would be outstanding.
And then he dropped a bombshell. He said the new lower monthly instalment will apply beginning 5th September 2025 !! That is almost TWO MONTHS AWAY !!
Why would it take TWO MONTHS for the Banks to lower their interest rates? It is as simple as keying in the new interest rate and the new date (July 9, 2025) and the bank's computers will automatically calculate, generate and adjust the Bank's entire portfolio within seconds.
Which is exactly how the young man was able to tell us over the phone the lower instalment amount we would have to pay. Obviously the Bank's computer system has already generated the new instalment payment amount. So why wait until September 5th to apply the new interest rates?
The bank's borrowers are still being "charged" two months' interest at the older higher rate. This is not fair. It also means the Banks are making a higher margin - their cost of funds has just decreased by 0.25% but they will still charge this 0.25% to their clients until 5th September. Their spread or margin has just increased by 0.25%. At our expense. Banyak cantik.
When the OPR went up I dont recall the Banks waiting TWO MONTHS before raising their interest rates. Interest rates went up instantly. But when the OPR has been cut, the Banks are taking TWO MONTHS to adjust their rates downwards!!
They should adjust their interest rates IMMEDIATELY. And if the banks are late, then they should reimburse their Borrowers for the number of days they were late - calculated using the older interest rates.
I keep saying that banking in this country is an oligopoly. There are just a few players. And since many of the large players are GLCs owned by the gomen, it is almost a monopoly. That is how they can get together so easily to fix the rules. THEY decide when they will cut the rates.
Hello Bank Negara, please instruct the Banks to adjust their rates YESTERDAY. Otherwise please tell the Banks to compensate us for the losses.
RAHSIA KALAH PILIHANRAYA: RAKAN KKM? HELLO MENTERI KESIHATAN أَفَلَا تَعْقِلُونَ ??l
Not enough doctors, not enough nurses
Overworked doctors and nurses.
Not enough specialists - many specialists resign and leave.
They dont have enough medicine at the gomen hospitals anymore.
You have to pay for some medicines or you can buy them at the private pharmacies.
If you go to the gomen hospital you may have to wait four hours, six hours before you can see a doctor.
Having said that, our specialists, doctors and nurses are generally doing an excellent job. Thank you doctors and nurses.
But because the gomen is messing up the entire gomen administration (health, education, agriculture, defense, transportation, tourism, everything) not only are our citizens suffering from a poorly managed health service but the doctors and nurses are being prevented from reaching their maximum potential.
And here is something for the Minister of Health. I do believe you have been given a tricky portfolio. I dont think anyone else wants to be the Minister of Health. The way things are going your career can be ended here.
- AND THE FAILING MEDICAL SERVICES ARE JUST ANOTHER REASON WHY
- YOU WILL BE WIPED OUT IN THE NEXT ELECTIONS.
- THE PEOPLE ARE FED UP.
- YOU WLL BE KICKED OUT.
- BELIEVE ME ON THIS ONE.
And then the latest bungle is something called the Rakan KKM scheme.
The following points are extracted from the Ministry's own website:
hasil (kutipan duit) daripada Rakan KKM akan digunakan untuk:
Membayar kos penuh perkhidmatan, termasuk membayar hospital untuk
penggunaan bahan pakai buang dan infrastruktur, membayar pasukan
penjagaan kesihatan, dan kos pentadbiran serta pengurusan inisiatif ini.
Jika terdapat lebihan pendapatan, ia akan digunakan untuk tujuan awam, termasuk secara eksplisit mensubsidi pesakit awam.
Rakan KKM ialah inisiatif baharu yang mewakili penambahbaikan ..Pesakit Bayar Penuh (FPP) dan FlexiHours.
Dengan asas ‘ekonomi premium’,
pesakit Rakan KKM akan dapat menikmati tambahan dalam keselesaan dan
kemudahan termasuk:
penjagaan yang disesuaikan untuk mereka (personalised care),
Boleh memilih pakar yang merawat mereka,
privasi dan keselesaan tambahan di wad.
Di bawah Rakan KKM, petugas penjagaan kesihatan awam lain yang terlibat (selain pakar) juga akan dibayar secara rasmi.
Keuntungan tambahan daripada Rakan KKM akan disalurkan terus kepada hospital dan ke dalam sistem penjagaan kesihatan awam.
Rakan KKM akan menetapkan harga berdasarkan kos yang perlu ditanggung
dan lebihan untuk disalurkan ke dalam sistem penjagaan kesihatan awam.
My Comments:
I received the following about this Rakan KKM from a former Cabinet Minister (Thank you Tan Sri). I believe it is a forwarded message that is going around.
- The gomen is about to roll out the Rakan KKM scheme in selected gomen hospitals
- Hospital Cyberjaya, Putrajaya, Hospital Serdang, and National Cancer Institute (IKN).
- They claim this is to let patients who can pay more get “faster access” for elective surgeries or specialist care.
- The story is that the money collected will be used to upgrade hospitals and reward healthcare workers.
- But here’s the reality: this scheme is fundamentally unfair. Why?
- 1. Now, your place in line depends on your wallet.
- Public hospitals used to treat those who needed care most, first.
- With Rakan KKM, anyone with cash can jump the queue.
- Those who can’t pay, just wait your turn—maybe forever.
- 2. The principle of public service equality is gone.
- Gomen hospitals are supposed to treat everyone same, regardless of money
- Now, those who pay more get faster service, and the rest are told to wait.
- 3. More pressure on an already struggling system.
- gomen hospitals short of more than 11,000 specialists
- only 44% of what’s needed
- Instead of fixing this, gomen is adding more load
- splitting doctors’ time between regular patients and “premium customers”
- 4. Critical and semi-critical patients will suffer even more.
- Doctors’ time is now shared with those who can afford to pay versus those who cannot
- Health Minister defending Rakan KKM
- saying it is “reform” to generate more revenue
- But once a public healthcare system starts selling privileges based on price, that’s the beginning of silent privatisation. If you have money, you’re king. If you don’t, just keep waiting.
- How did we get here? After more than a dozen utility hikes, expanded and increased taxes, plus a bunch of new taxes —how is there still not enough money to fund public healthcare?
- Where did all those “trillions in potential investment” go, that now our public healthcare system has turned into a two-class affair?
- Do they even realise what they are doing?
My Comments:
- The Malaysian health services are suffering from 50 years of ketuanan policies.
- The whole country is collapsing because of these foolish policies.
- Just fix the ketuanan policies and you fix the problem.
- Instead they are pulling all sorts of stunts doing dont know what.
Hello Minister - أَفَلَا تَعْقِلُونَ ??
The Minister of Health used to be a member of the parti lebai. So I am sure he should be able to read and understand that short Arabic verse above.
We all pay taxes. Income tax, corporate tax, sales tax, road tax, excise taxes, import taxes, cukai tanah, cukai taksiran and all sorts of other taxes. Meaning we have paid for the full range of gomen services.
Why do we have to pay extra now to get medical services which we have already paid for?
And under what Act of Parliament can a gomen department raise revenue directly from the public? Revenue is strictly under LHDN. Plus collection of fines, compounds by certain other departments and agencies that have been approved by Parliament and gazetted. Make sure your paperwork is in order.
Because, following your Rakan KKM logic, one day can the:
i. Jabatan Pertanian ask farmers to pay for their subsidised fertiliser (baja sabsidi)? Siapa bayar lebih akan dapat baja sabsidi dulu. Siapa tak bayar lebih, boleh tunggu sikit lah. I am simply using the same logic.
ii. Or one day can the Jabatan Bomba say, 'Siapa setuju bayar 'Service Charge RM500' Bomba akan sampai dua kali laju ke tempat kebakaran. Siapa tak setuju bayar Service Charge, Bomba akan sampai ikut time biasa lah. Sebab Jabatan Bomba pun kurang staf.
But here is the real problem - the 50 year old ketuanan policies.
1. The gomen restricts intake of medical students into the public universities by racial quotas. So Malaysians of the wrong race who qualify for medical seats are denied the opportunity. So the Malaysian public universities have been graduating far, far fewer doctors than is actually possible in a country of 34 million people. The public universities are not producing enough doctors. That is why the gomen health service is facing so many problems.
This policy must change - overnite. Forget about restricting the non-bumis. Double, triple, quadruple the number of medical seats at the IPTAs and make sure ALL applicants who qualify can enter medical school regardless of race. Lower entry requirements for the bumi candidates is fine. We need Affirmative Action. And normal entry requirements for the non-bumis.
2. Then the gomen licensed private universities including private medical schools. But these are very expensive - they cost up to RM1 million in fees over five years. People cannot afford to spend RM1 million to send their children to private medical universities. So we have a shortage of doctors.
There are also graduates from overseas medical schools who face recognition problems by the gomen. Sort this out quickly. Make it clear what are the foreign medical schools that are recognised. Be fair. If foreign medical schools are up to standard and they are affordable then recognise them quickly so that our Malaysian students can go and study in those medical,schools. We need more doctors lah. We dont need quotas.
3. And then graduates from private medical universities (who maybe from the wrong races again) are denied or delayed intake into 'housemanship'. After graduating, doctors must serve as "housemen" in gomen hospitals before they can get a license to practise as doctors in Malaysia. Now the gomen says there are not enough places at gomen hospitals to train these 'housemen' doctors. A Chinese friend says his niece graduated one year ago and has still not been given a place as a houseman. Same with a mamak doctor who graduated about a year ago. Wrong race again. The stupid ketuanan policies again.
If they are not given a slot for housemanship in a gomen hospital then these young doctors cannot become licensed medical doctors. Their FIVE year studies and their RM1 million medical fees at private medical school becomes wasted. RM1 million and five years study are a huge economic resource. Plus doctors are always the brightest people in the country. All wasted - because of really stupid and outdated ketuanan policies. The country's economic resources become wasted. These monkeys do not understand how much damage they are doing to the economy. And now the health system is collapsing.
Focus on the bottleneck - the shortage of places for housemanship. Really focus on increasing the slots for housemen. If the gomen can spend billions on invisible navy ships, multi billion Ringgit submarines, useless RM4.5 BILLION carbon capture projects why cant you spend a few tens of millions of Ringgit to equip more gomen hospitals to take in more housemen for training? That is all it will cost - maybe a few tens of millions of Ringgit.
Then you can also train the housemen properly for TWO years - instead of the 'express one year program'.
4. Then we come to the "specialists". Without a graduate medical degree (Masters) a doctor cannot become a specialist in the gomen hospitals. And only Masters degrees from local IPTA are recognised. Why? Because of the stupid ketuanan policies.
In Malaysia even if you have a Masters degree in medicine from Harvard University or Cambridge University it is NOT RECOGNISED by the gomen for you to become a specialist in the gomen hospital.
But Singapore recognizes graduates from the Harvard Medical School. How come? Who is cleverer - Malaysia or Singapore? But Singapore practises meritocracy.
So to be a 'specialist' in the gomen hospital you must have a Masters degree in medicine from a local IPTA. This is where the racial quotas kick in again. It is a control mechanism. They can control the bumi non-bumi quota of specialist doctors in the country.
'A doctor, identified as Dr. Prema, successfully sued a Malaysian university for denying her application to pursue a graduate degree overseas, claiming the rejection was based on personal prejudice and racial discrimination according to The Edge Malaysia'
Can you please stop all this racial rubbish?
5. Then because of all this race based screw ups there are not enough houseman, not enough doctors, not enough specialists in the gomen hospitals. So the existing doctors are worked to the bone. The nurses too. Doctors are often 'on call' for 36 hour shifts. Because there are not enough doctors.
You need to see the specialist? You may have to wait weeks for an appointment. You need surgery? You may have to wait for months.
The specialists are also worked to the bone. So the specialists resign and join private hospitals where they can be paid TEN TIMES more. Making the shortage of specialists in thebgomen hospitals even more chronic.
- Bottom line - we do not have enough specialist doctors in the country.
- Bottom line - the gomen health care system is collapsing.
So stop all this racial quotas and ketuanan policies.
You are going to lose the elections because of these ketuanan policies.
Because they do not work.
Why dont they work?
Sebab dalam buku ekonomi tak ada teori 'race based economic policies'.
Tak ada brader. There is no such thing.
Hangpa tak faham okonomi, tak faham bisnes, tak faham finance
- tiba-tiba you want to craft economic policies
that are not found written inside any economic textbook on earth,
on planet Mars, Jupiter or Pluto?
And then you expect such an economic system to work?
It does not work. The roof is collapsing on you.
Hello Menteri Kesihatan, أَفَلَا تَعْقِلُونَ ??
WHY ARE THERE NO TABUNG AFGHANISTAN?
By the way Iranian airspace is still closed. It has been one month (since the Israeli attack on June 13 2025) and international flights are fully avoiding Iranian airspace or just flying over (for example Dubai to Russia and Central Asia). Here is a screen grab from today's flightradar24.com. The Iranian airspace is shutdown. Those few flights inside Iran are 'flyovers'. Teheran Airport has no scheduled international airlines landing.
Here is another news report about Afghanistan. After the US withdrawal in 2021 their hospitals are facing acute shortages including food shortages.
- Hospitals struggle, hunger surges in Afghanistan amid U.S. aid cuts
- U.S. provided more than 40% humanitarian support to Afghanistan
My Comments:
- Why not someone set up a Tabung Afghanistan?
- You know a Tin Milo would be good enough.
- Or they can do it on a larger scale like those Tabung for Palestine and Syria.
- And then the Tabung can bocor.
- Like that Tabung for Palestine and Syria.
- And then they can arrest the culprits.
- Like for that Tabung Palestine and Syria.
Once again the 'Islamic' countries are not rushing to help a fellow Islamic country. Establishing their hypocrisy (munafik) for the whole world to see.
Oh by the way in 2024 about 124,000 Sunni Muslims died in Sudan. I got this figure from Middle East media. 'Old' reports say over 61,000 have died.
I tend to believe that 124,000 figure.
Does anyone care? Do the rest of the Muslims in the world care? As I said before the pak hitam Negro Afrika do not attract as much sympathy. No one cares about the pak hitam Negro Afrika - even if they are Muslims.
Or even if they are Afghans. There is no Tabung Afghanistan.And then you expect other people to care for you?
And if they dont then they become bad people?
Do not ignore these flashing red lights
Here is another one of those satirical videos that are flooding Social Media. The volume is quite mindboggling.
Here is the URL: https://youtu.be/w6TQ5dD38bo?si=zTC7v_XhpnoTIDLS
To the dumb @$$ party and friends, do not ignore these flashing red lights. The situation is getting worse (for you) than during the time of Bossku and also Mr Clean.
There is a very big difference here. Most of the people in these videos are young people. You have already lost the 'older voters'. Now for a certainty you have lost the young voters as well.
Tokong's corruption case is still ongoing. Here is a recent online news report dated 10th July 2025.
is charged in his capacity as the then c---f m---ster, of abusing his position to receive a bribe of RM3.3 million to assist a company owned by .. .in securing the Major Roads and Undersea ... Construction Project .., valued at RM6,341,383,702.
The offence allegedly took place between January 2011 and August 2017 at the C---f M---ter’s Office...
Under the amended second charge, .. is accused of soliciting a 10 per cent bribe out of the project’s future profits from .. ... for assisting his company in securing the same project.
The offence allegedly took place near The G----ns Hotel, Mid V--ley City, between 12.30am and 2am in March 2011.
Additionally, ..faces two charges of disposing of a couple of state-owned lots of land ..valued at RM208.8 million, to a developer linked to the undersea ...project.
These offences were allegedly committed at the Land and Mines Office ... 2015 and ... 2017.
The hearing resumes on July 22nd.
- The political landscape inside the dumb @$$ party has changed.
- The 56 year old 'dynasty' has come to an end.
- And the fellow who they hoisted upon their shoulders since 1998 is not doing much to help their situation.
- It looks like there will be no DNAA here.
- This case will likely go to its completion.
What a sad end.
All those good works of years past tarnished in its final days.
Some of you may soon be enjoying resort living at the Bamboo River Resort.
Please pack your toothbrush.
Hello dumb @$$ party, call for an emergency meeting lah.
If the election is held tomorrow you will lose your deposit as well.
DISAMBUT OLEH 'KETUA PANCARAGAM'? I DONT THINK SO. TAPI MALU JUGALAH.
- RULE NO 1 NO NAMES.
- ITS THE TIMES WE LIVE IN.
- PROPAGANDA MINISTER GOEBBELS IS WATCHING.
Here is a URL to a YouTube video. URL only, I am not linking it directly. ITS THE TIMES WE LIVE IN.
https://youtu.be/bZZRcHIGqOc?si=xbgQqRIq-dCIdg8H
The young man in the video says (letak nama lah brader - you should always display or say your name) that during the recent visit to France the fellow was met at the airport by a "Ketua Pancaragam". Here is a screen grab:
I dont think that French officer was a 'Ketua Pancaragam' (Band Master). But he is certainly wearing a uniform. So I asked Chat GPT. Chat GPT said this:
- The uniformed officer in the image is not from the French military (Army, Navy, or Air Force).
- Instead, he is wearing the uniform of a French prefect or a civilian official, typically from the French Ministry of the Interior.
- Here’s how we can tell:
- Key identifying features:
- Cap with oak leaves and a gold emblem: Typical of prefects or state ceremonial officers, not military.
- Double-breasted dark uniform with gold trim on the cuffs: Common for civil ceremonial uniforms, especially those worn by prefects.
- Red aiguillette (shoulder cord): Used in ceremonial contexts, not indicative of military branch.
- No military branch insignia: No naval anchor, army stripes, or air force wings.
- White gloves: Formal accessory for state ceremonies, again typical of prefecture-level representation.
- Conclusion:
- The officer is almost certainly a French prefectural official, possibly a Préfet or Sous-Préfet—civil servants who represent the French government in each department or region.
- He is not affiliated with the French military in this context.
So it was just a state ceremonial officer aka protocol officer who was sent to greet the fellow. (Maybe that is why the young man in the video says 'Ketua Pancaragam').
- As the video says the French Prime Minister was not there at the airport.
- There was no other French Cabinet Minister either.
- In fact there were no senior French Government officials at all.
As I said before, if there was a general election held tomorrow, this fellow will lose his deposit. No one seems to like him. The Social Media is full of people criticising and making fun of the fellow.
Thursday, July 10, 2025
The Clock Is Ticking: Coalition Silence Will Trigger Regime Change - By Waythamoorthy D Ponnusamy
Here is a Media Statement by Waythamoorthy Ponnusamy, Chairman of the Malaysian Advancement Party.
PRESS STATEMENT
10TH JULY 2025
The Clock Is Ticking: Coalition Silence Will Trigger Regime Change"
A coup is no longer a matter of speculation—it is taking shape within the very heart of the Unity Government. Hassan Karim has fired the warning shot, joined by nine other Members of Parliament, signalling a sharp and growing loss of confidence in the P---e M----ter's leadership.
This is not mere dissent—it is a coordinated prelude to regime change. The Unity Government partners—DAP, BN, and Amanah, GPS and GRS—must wake up to this political reality. If they fail to act swiftly and decisively to demand a resignation, they will be complicit in the implosion of the very government they helped build.
Public confidence is in free fall. Social media platforms are inundated with criticism, satire, and mockery directed at the leadership. More dangerously, discontent is brewing within the Unity Government itself. The warning issued by Hassan Karim is not isolated—it is a harbinger of internal revolt. Rafizi and the 9 MPs may themselves initiate a vote of no confidence that the Opposition would support. Who knows. In politics everything is possible.
Just do the math. The Unity Government had exactly 112 MPs on the eve of 20th November 2022 post GE15, while 10 UMNO MPs were reportedly backing PN. However they were managed by UMNO President which saw -- taking helm. Recent events have exposed severe and systemic breaches of judicial independence and constitutional ethics. The blatant interference -- - in the judiciary, exemplified by the unprecedented move of the current JAC Chairman—a sitting acting Chief Justice—circumventing the legally required 10-day notice for a meeting, is nothing short of an institutional hijack. This constitutes an alarming abuse of power.
The deliberate delay in appointing judicial officers to bypass recommendations by former JAC Chair Tengku Maimun reveals a calculated political manoeuvre. It is now an open secret that the current JAC has been coerced into submitting a new list of judicial candidates for the upcoming Conference of Rulers, while the original list, prepared with constitutional propriety, has been concealed.
The conflict of interest surrounding P---e M----ter is untenable. His sexual harassment case, initiated by Yusoff Rawther, is now being legally entangled with an immunity bid before the Federal Court—ironically, a court reshaped by judges handpicked under his directive.
The fast-tracking of former Attorney General T-------din into the Federal Court without going through JAC only amplifies concerns about judicial engineering. T-------din himself is possibly facing a tribunal to remove him.
Let this be made clear: if DAP, BN, AMANAH, GRS and GPS continue their complicit silence and fail to persuade P---e M----ter to step down urgently, they risk overseeing the collapse of this government. SD’s to withdraw support are likely to trigger parliamentary coup if this crisis is not arrested swiftly.
Waytha Moorthy Ponnusamy
President/Chair
Malaysian Advancement Party
My Comments:
How about a seven day visit to Timbuktu? By the time they come back, maybe the name of the place may have changed.
Chickens are becoming headless. They really do not know what to do. The projects have been divided out, the contracts have been awarded, the moneys have been split here and there. What more can they do?
Until the next Budget. But even when the next Budget comes the projects will be divided out, the contracts will be awarded, the moneys will be split here and there. Same old same old. What else can they do?
The money is always short. The lines for free money, projects and contracts are getting super longer. The 'dishing out' policies just do not work anymore.
They really need to push the 'go and create new wealth' policies but to do that there is a FOUR letter word involved - WORK. That could be a real bummer. Who wants to work. They just want to TAKE. Or steal.
Long story short - they are doomed.
- Folks, you can start placing bets.
- Or if you are enterprising you can start taking bets.
- How much longer will these clowns last?
- One month? Two months? Six months? One year?
There is no conspiracy. Those NINE Members of Parliament are from THEIR OWN PARTY. They do not have confidence in their leader anymore.
So how do you expect their coalition partners to have confidence in them?
Hello Abang Jo? Abang Jo ada confident lagi kah?
Abang Jo jangan marah. Gambar ini saya susun - guna AI.
Conclusion:
DAP go and talk to Bersatu and PN. Bersatu go and talk to Sarawak and Sabah now. Lagi cepat cakap lagi bagus.