DR M WAS NO MORE THE PRIME MINISTER LAH

 

 

• (Dec 11, 2025) AG withdrew appeal against acquittal of Rosmah 
• current AG made decision to withdraw appeal  
• Ruling out political motivations in latest development 

• AGC decided not to appeal Rosmahʼs acquittal as "no prospect of conviction" 
• prosecution cannot prove case beyond reasonable doubt 
• because some witnesses passed away, others gone untraceable 

Rosmah charged 2018 during PH admin (2018 to 2020). 

Dr Wan Azizah was deputy prime minister at the time

 

 

MY COMMENTS: Rosmah charged in 2018 (Dr M was PM)
acquitted by High Court in Dec 2024 (Dr M no more PM)
Dec 11, 2025 prosecution dropped appeal (Dr M no more PM) 

ANOTHER VICTIM WHO WAS L1W@TTED

 

OSTB: Someone else wrote this. I just received it this morning. It is another individual who was a strong supporter of the Rear Admiral for a very long time. But now he realises he has been L1W@TTED aka betrayed. I think in the whole country the number of people who were not fooled by the Rear Admiral can be counted on the fingers of one hand. And I am one of them. What can I say except 'I told you so'. Ok here is what the writer says:

• “I Faced Tear Gas in 1998 – Today I Say: ENOUGH. 
• "He Betrayed Every Promise” 
• I protested since 98, endured tear gas & water cannons 
• but now I urge Malaysians to be more critical, because the words ring hollow. 

• Unfulfilled pledges, U-turns, and backtracks betrayed our trust. 
• Promise: Repeal Sedition Act to protect free speech. 
• Reality: They weaponized it against critics. 
• This colonial relic vowed to be scrapped is now tool for silencing dissent. 
• Promise: Scrap Printing Presses and Publications Act for press freedom. 
• U-turn: says it's "essential" and used it to seize books. 
• still censors like the old regime. 
• How can we trust someone who backtracks on liberty? 
• Promise: Review Communications & Multimedia Act to end online censorship. Backtrack: Blocked news sites critical of the govt. 
• preaches democracy abroad but muzzles media at home. 
• This betrayal erodes our rights 
• Promise: Separate PM & FM roles for accountability. 
• Reality: clings to both, ignoring manifesto. 
• this power grab exposes ego over ethics. 
• Malaysians, don't let one man hoard control, demand real checks 
• Promise: Lower petrol prices to ease living costs. 
• Backtrack: Deemed "unfeasible" now. 
• Families struggle with hikes while jets around globally. 
• excuses ring false – Malaysians can't afford more economic woes
• Reconsider the failed steward. 
• Promise: Cancel PTPTN student loans in stages for the "lost generation." 
• Reality: Backpedaled, leaving youth buried in debt. 
• education reforms? empty words. 
• Our kids' futures hang in the balance 
• don't reelect leaders who abandon them. 
• Promise: Ruthless anti-corruption drive. 
• U-turn: Dropped 47 charges (DNAA) against ally. 
• Once railed against cronyism – now enables it. 
• This stench of favoritism demands accountability at the polls. 
• Promise: Justice for 1MDB scandal. 
• Backtrack: Reduced Bossku's sentence. 
• "clean govt" pledge? Shattered by leniency for the corrupt elite. 
• Malaysians lost billions – we can't forgive this betrayal. 
• Vote to restore integrity. 
• Promise: Abolish cartels & cut tolls to tackle cost of living. 
• Reality: Prices soar, tolls persist amid inflation & tax hikes. 
• July 2025 protests screamed "Turun" for good reason. 
• inaction hits families hardest – demand delivery next GE. 
• Promise: Freedom of Information Act for transparency. 
• Unfulfilled: No progress, assets not properly declared. 
• anti-corruption vows? Hollow as ever. 
• Secrecy breeds abuse. Malaysians, reclaim your right to know 
• Promise: Scholarships & career systems for B40 youth. 
• Backtrack: Opportunities stagnant, inequality widens. 
• ignores the vulnerable he claimed to champion. 
• Our youth deserve action, not excuses 
• Promise: National Health Service Commission. 
• Unfulfilled: Contract doctors protest, mental health ignored. 
• health pledges? Delayed indefinitely. Lives are at stake. 
• Don't trust a promise-breaker. 
• Promise: Childcare subsidies & end period poverty for women. 
• Reality: Gender inequality persists, no subsidies rolled out. 
• empowerment talk? Empty. Women bear the brunt 
• rally for leaders who deliver, not deceive. 
• Promise: Strengthen Sabah/Sarawak land rights via tribunal. 
• U-turn: Customary lands disputed, no tribunal. 
• East Malaysians feel betrayed again. 
• federalism? Selective. 
• Promise: Climate Change Act & marine protections. 
• Unfulfilled: Environment sidelined amid haze & pollution. 
• green pledges? Forgotten. Our heritage erodes. 
• Choose sustainability over stagnation 
• litany of broken promises proves just another power-clinger. 
• For Malaysia's well-being, reject this charade in the next GE. 
• Prioritize progress over personality. 
• Is there anything else I missed?

OSTB: Its never too late. Or rather, better late than never. To the writer of this article and his friends, here is something that you and your friends can do. There are many wrongs that are still being committed. Keep track of them. Keep track of who is involved. And expose them early. Before things get worse.  

FOUR YEARS FOR TAX RETURNS !! JUST KICK THEM OUT. KICK THEM OUT.

 

 KICK THEM OUT !!

 

 

 

 

 

• I received this just now. 
• Dont know who wrote it. 
• But the message is spot on.

  

• Stop Delaying Rakyat’s Overpaid Tax – Return Every Sen, It’s Not Your Grandfather’s Money!
• Enough is enough.
• Your latest "grand gesture" – declaring a measly RM4 billion for tax refunds this December – is like tossing breadcrumbs to a starving crowd while feasting on the loaf yourself.
• Why just RM4 billion? What is RM4 billion when your shiny new "Kota" project is slated to cost exactly that – RM4 billion
• Stop stealing the rakyat's money.
• Stop spending what isn't rightfully yours on pet projects and foreign handouts.
• And for heaven's sake, stop punishing the very SMEs and hardworking Malaysians who are the backbone of this economy, contributing billions in taxes only to be choked further by your delays.
• Why cap it at RM4 billion at all? Why not declare you'll return every single sen owed?
• And while you're at it, why never disclose how much in total is currently held hostage by LHDN?
• Earning a living in Malaysia is already brutal – inflation biting, costs soaring, global headwinds – so why strangle us even more?
• These overpaid taxes are the rakyat's lifeline: cash flow for businesses to pay wages, buy stock, or just survive.
• Yet you treat them like your personal piggy bank.
• Tax refunds do not require “allocation” at all. They are not expenditure. They are not a government handout.
• They are the immediate return of money that was never the government’s in the first place.
• Yet for three years running, the Finance Ministry has been treating overpaid taxes exactly like a secret slush fund?
• The Four-Year Instalment Scam: A National Insult
• Tax agents are now openly laughing – bitterly – at LHDN’s latest innovation: the four-year refund repayment plan. Thannees Tax Consulting Services revealed the official schedule on 30 June 2025:
• Year 1 → 5 %
• Year 2 → 10 %
• Year 3 → 10 %
• Year 4 → remaining 65 %
• So if you’re owed RM400,000 (a real case from a struggling SME), LHDN graciously sends you RM20,000 and tells you to come back in 2029 for the rest.
• And no, you cannot offset the RM380,000 balance against your current-year tax liability.
• You must keep paying fresh taxes in full while the government earns interest on your money.
• Imagine owing LHDN RM400,000 and telling them: I’ll pay RM20,000 this year, another RM40,000 next year, and the balance in 2029?
• Late payment by taxpayer? Automatic 10% penalty + 5% after 60 days. Compounded. Can reach 40% plus 5% annual interest.
• Late payment by LHDN? Zero penalty, zero interest.
• One law for the rakyat. No law for the government.
• If the country is so broke that it cannot repay its own citizens’ overpaid taxes immediately, how does it have spare hundreds of millions for foreign causes?
• The answer is simple: because your money is easier to steal than to raise new debt or cut wasteful spending.
• You can wire RM200 million to Palestine in days, but a kopitiam uncle waits years for his RM50,000?
• It takes the USA just 3 weeks for most refunds. 
• Australia and Canada? 2 weeks. 
• Singapore? A brisk 10 days.
• Yet Malaysia needs more than 4 years?
• What’s the excuse?
• Inefficient systems? Understaffed LHDN? 
• Or just plain unwillingness to part with the "float" that pads your books?
• Other nations treat refunds as rights – automatic, swift, with interest if delayed. 
• Here, it’s a privilege doled out like alms.
• Return every sen. 
• Pay interest for every day of delay. 
• Abolish the insulting four-year instalment plan.
• Publish the full backlog figure and commit to clearing it – no caps, no excuses. 
• Stop delaying the rakyat’s overpaid tax.
• It’s not your grandfather’s money. 
• It’s not a slush fund. 
• It’s our hard earned money – earned through sweat, risk, and resilience.

 

MY COMMENTS: Never forget that we are a democracy. There is a super easy method to effect change and solve our problems. Go to the polls and KICK THEM OUT.

 

 

THURSDAY ROUND UP: PANDEMIK AMANG SEKSUAL GENG LEBAI

I am starting a new THURSDAY column -  THURSDAY ROUND UP: PANDEMIK AMANG SEKSUAL GENG LEBAI. There are so many cases. It is a pandemic. Here are three recent ones:

 

KES NO. 1  GURU AGAMA DI TAWAU 

 

 

KES NO. 2  Mudir madrasah terlibat 21 kes amang seksual di Melaka

• berdepan pertuduhan ke-21 kes amang seksual di Melaka
• AYER KEROH – mudir madrasah Tumpat, Kelantan 
• pertuduhan ke-21 amang seksual dan persetubuhan luar tabii 
• terhadap pelajar lelaki berusia 16 tahun di Mahkamah Sesyen di sini 

 

KES NO. 3 Rogol kanak-kanak, penceramah bebas dipenjara 15 tahun dan disebat

Bernama 18/09/2025

KUALA LUMPUR: Seorang penceramah bebas dijatuhi hukuman penjara 15 tahun dan tiga sebatan oleh Mahkamah Sesyen di sini hari ini selepas didapati bersalah merogol dan melakukan amang seksual fizikal terhadap seorang kanak-kanak perempuan berusia 13 tahun, empat tahun lepas.

SEYMOUR HERSH: Iran is about to have a revolution

American experts think the regime in Tehran is teetering 

Seymour Hersh Dec 10, 2025
        
I’ve been writing about Iran for decades. I’ve focused on its efforts to become a nuclear power, which the United States and Israel have found worrisome, to say the least. I was always aware that something bizarre was going on because every time I wrote about Iran for the New Yorker experts at the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency invariably depicted the country as being no more than five years away from the bomb. 

Last June a group of American B-2 bombers flew around the globe and struck the major nuclear-enrichment plant at Fordow, Iran’s most important weapons facility, with deep-penetrating bunker-buster bombs while other aircraft and Tomahawk missiles, launched from sea, hit other vital nuclear-related facilities throughout the nation. In a televised address, President Donald Trump told the nation that Iran’s nuclear sites were “completely and fully obliterated” and warned Iran not to carry out any retaliatory strikes: the leadership in Tehran had a choice between “peace or tragedy.”

There has been no significant Iranian retaliation since then, but the old cliché that you are where you sit is very much at play in US-Iranian relations today. The joint US-Israeli attacks went far beyond merely targeting known nuclear sites and caused enormous damage to military bases, government facilities, and military and civilian housing. There were numerous successful and attempted assassinations of key government officials as well as scientists linked to nuclear activity and other vital military and intelligence specialists. Some of the killings were carried out by Israeli agents who, I was told by an Israeli source, had been planted on the ground months or years earlier or smuggled across the border at the last minute.

I was told that one major Israeli plan—to bomb the Iranian parliament building and kill or injure all or most of the religious leaders at work there—was stopped due to US fears of unforeseen consequences.

In recent months Iranian opposition groups have reported an ongoing water-supply crisis throughout the nation as well as increasing inflation and diminishing air quality in Tehran and other major cities. Iran is still a major producer of oil, and international sanctions have led the government to offer heavy discounts. The religious government headed by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei remains in control, but there have been published reports that many women, especially young women in Tehran and other major cities, are increasingly going out in public without head coverings, in direct violation of the regime’s dicta.

Some well-informed officials in Washington believe the Iranian leadership is confronted right now with an existential crisis. 

• “Iran is about to have a revolution,” one experienced intelligence expert on the Middle East told me. He then listed the reasons: 
• “Not enough water. 
• Nothing to eat. 
• No money. 
• No public services, no buses . . . in the major cities. 
• No organization—no one is in charge and the key military leadership is dead,” 
• a reference to the success of Israel’s assassination program last summer...

ORANG PUTIH CANCEL BAN ON PETROL CARS, POSTPONE GLOBAL WARMING. THEY ARE SUFFERING LOSSES.

Europe cancels ban on petrol engines in 2035 

 

JAKARTA – EU softened ban of internal combustion engine (ICE) cars by 2035.

• strong pressure from automotive industry
• inadequate EV infrastructure
• high electric vehicle prices
• potential loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs 
• prompted review of the policy
• greatest pressure came from Germany
•  combustion engines still allowed after 2035 

OSTB: Here are some comments by a friend of mine who is a CEO of a company:

• I knew this would happen. I knew they would influence Brussels.
• White man bullshit. Now that they can't win against China, they change the rules.
• So climate change is no longer as important as before. 😆 
• White people's jobs and prosperity are more important.
• The world has always been fooled by Britain, Europe and the US.

China's rise as a world economic superpower is the best thing that happened in this last decade. And the US and Europe's decline can't come quick enough.

• But seriously, can you imagine what the white man (the usual troublemakers - US, Britain, Europe) would do to the rest of the world if China didn't win this EV war? 
• Or if China didn't have the stranglehold on Rare Earth Elements (deposits and refining) which are critical for EVs, magnets and weapons? 
• And if China was weak like before? 
• And if the white man holds all the EV technology and manufacturing (and leave crumbs like assembly to countries like Malaysia)?

• The rest of the world would be forced to buy their EVs at very high prices. 
• And they would continue to dictate the rules in the name of climate action (not just on EV but EVERY DAMN THING) that will strangle emerging economies.

All this falls under the field of study called *"political economy"*.

When they (especially US) want your resources they tell u that the following are important: "free trade", "trade liberalization", "open markets", "comparative advantage", "global integration", "good governance".

But when the shoe is on the other foot, n they want to bend towards protectionism, they preach "resource security", "supply chain security," "strategic autonomy", "national security", "critical minerals", "critical technologies", "de-risking" and "levelling the playing field" (used for tariffs n subsidies).

Either way, *it's all white man bullshit that only serves their interest.*

OSTB: Couldnt have said it better.

So how now to all the Malaysian brown-cows who have been parroting the global warming, zero carbon bullshit?

We have embarked on that really useless and gargantuan stupidity carbon sequestering project. Price tag: About RM4.5 Billion. Taxpayer funded. Public funds. Big money for the contractors, consultants and commission agents.

Now the orang putih have postponed global warming, they have postponed Zero Carbon, they have just postponed every damned thing they have been forcing upon the unthinking Asiatic brown-cows.  (Err..to avoid confusion I am referring to YOU dear reader).

This 'no plastic bags' at the supermarket is really irritating. But its weird. In some places they charge you 20 sen for each plastic bag.

So does this mean if you pay extra 20 sen per plastic bag, then global warming is neutralised?  Hello Asiatic brown-cows can you please answer?

Then thank Allah that when you go to the pasar malam, the nasi lemak lady in the morning etc they still give you plastic bags. As well as the guys who sell fish and vegetables at the wet market.

Imagine the guy at the wet market handing you the ikan tenggiri in your hand. 'Sorry no more plastic bags'.  

Hello Asiatic brown-cows, hello Yeo Bee Yin can you please wake up?  

JAPANESE DUMPLING TAUNTING CHINESE DRAGON

 

 

China's carrier borne Shenyang J15 fighter jets. Based on Russian Su33 and Su27. 

 

Last Saturday there was an "incident" off the island of Okinawa. The Chinese Navy was conducting aircraft carrier drills in the South China Sea. A few Japanese fighter jets (F15s) showed up and buzzed around the Chinese carrier Liaoning. 

Chinese J15 fighters from the Liaoning promptly approached the Japanese jets and 'lit them up' with their radar. The Chinese jets  achieved a 'radar lock' on the Japanese. A 'radar lock' actually means a 'weapons lock'. The Chinese air-to-air missiles were locked onto the Japanese aircraft. The Chinese pilots only needed to press the Fire button and the Japanese jets would have been blown out of the sky.

The Japanese jets immediately backed off and left the area. 

 

"China reveals radio communication heard before mid-air stand-off with Japanese fighter jets.  State broadcaster CCTV released the clip as evidence to show that a warning was issued and confirmed before the incident took place".
 

This is yet another incident since the new Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi took office in October 2025. During her recent visit to the ASEAN Summit in Malaysia Takaichi made a controversial visit to the Japanese war graves to honour Japanese troops who invaded Malaya during the Second World War. After that (to balance things off) she also visited Malaysia's National Monument to honour Malaysians who died in the wars. Takaichi is a bit of a screw up.

Here is another short video from two years ago. A NATO FA18 fighter appeared and flew alongside President Putin's airplane (which was enroute somewhere). That was clearly an act of provocation because it was an official flight carrying the president of the Russian Federation. 

Anyway a Russian SU27 fighter pops up and aggressively chases away the NATO jet.  They like to provoke and keep things stirred up. Never poke a bear. A dragon can breathe fire and burn you to a crisp. The dragon can also whip its tail.

 

 

 

POLITICIANS TAKE NOTE. PODCAST: HOW TO WIN A 2/3 MAJORITY IN PARLIAMENT

Ok folks this is a two hour walkabout. But do listen to Sam and me discussing Sabah and what should be next. We do have an interesting list of 'Things to do' for the politicians if they want to win the next general elections. Politicians take note.