VIDEO OF BONDI BEACH MASSACRE

It was a father and son team - a 50 year old Pakistani guy and his 24 year old son. The son had gone back to study in Pakistan where he was most likely indoctrinated. You can see them both casually shooting at the people. The father was killed while the son was seriously injured. 

The hero was one Ahmed bin Ahmed, a Lebanese Christian fruit seller on Bondi Beach (not in the video) who rushed at the two psychos and managed to pull away one of their guns and point it back at them.  Ahmad was seriously wounded and is recovering in hospital.

 

 

RM4.09 / US DOLLAR: THANK YOU DATA CENTERS

"Singapore BANNED Data Centers for a while".

 

The Ringgit is surging strongly against the US Dollar and also against other currencies. I hope it slips well below RM4.00 in the coming months. The multi-billion US Dollar Data Center investments are kicking off. Billions of US Dollars are pouring into the country. First some old news rehash:

• Foreign investment in Malaysian data centres booming
• Over RM144 billion approved since 2021
• Driven by tech giants like Microsoft, AWS, and Google
• Google invest US$2b (RM10b) its first data centre
• over US$23b (RM100b) from North America alone in early 2024
• valued at US$4.04b (RM17b) in 2024 
• Malaysian data centre market to exceed US$13.5b (RM56b) by 2030
• global tech giants: Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google, ByteDance 
• Amazon to contribute US$12.1b (RM57.3b) to Malaysia’s GDP 

My Comments:

As you can see the numbers are huge. These Data Centers have begun construction. Here is a Data Center under construction within about 5-10 minutes of where I live. This is in Nilai. 

The Billions of US Dollars are already pouring into Malaysia to buy land, construct the very special purpose buildings, buy all the billions of Ringgit worth of computer mainframes, machinery fabrication etc. You can see in the picture the buildings are massive in size. The columns are large and the flooring is thick possibly to support mainframes with minimal vibration. All this costs money.

I believe this is what is pushing up the Ringgit. (Just to explain, when Foreign Investments flow into the country they must convert their money - for example US Dollars - into Ringgit to pay for all their purchases inside the country. Hence the Ringgit will move up).

Not everyone is in favour of Data Centers. They are here for our cheaper electricity and for the abundant water (also cheap). Once they are all up and running the country's power supply will be fully stretched. We will have to build more power plants. Perhaps this is why they signed that natural gas deal with Donald Trump - we will need more gas to fire the power plants.

The Data Centers do not generate as much employment in relation to the amount of the investments. A Data Center may employ a couple of hundred people - mostly highly skilled engineers and technicians - most of whom will be imported expatriates because our education system is still busy with its liwats, rogols and the occasional mati jatuh dari tingkat atas. 

So if you are thinking that all these hundreds of billions of Ringgits invested in Data Centers will create tens or hundreds of thousands of jobs - well not exactly. This is a capital intensive, high tech but low labour intensive investment. Automation and AI is the name of the game. Of course the Security Guards will be Nepali. There will be no Bas Kilang ferrying Bangladeshi workers.

Data Centers will also generate heat pollution - hence they will spend billions to fabricate cooling systems. Data Centers located in urban areas may raise temperatures in the immediate surroundings - unless their cooling systems are well fabricated and operated.  Hence their need for large quantities of cheap water or water recycling.  In any case money must be invested and the Ringgit will go up some more.

Singapore BANNED Data Centers for a while. They have allowed Data Center investments again but with very strict conditions. They must generate a portion of their own electricity - using renewables. They must also recycle their cooling water. All that costs much more money.

Malaysia does not have such restrictions. 

At this point in time any investment is a good investment - regardless foreign or domestic investors. But more foreign investments will push the Ringgit higher. I hope the Ringgit goes to RM3:50 or something against the US Dollar.  Foreign travel will become cheaper. Imported inflation will disappear.

BREAKING: JIHADIS KILL 12 AT BONDI BEACH, SYDNEY

THIS HAPPENED LESS THAN SIX HOURS AGO IN SYDNEY
IT IS 9 PM NOW KL TIME, SUN 14 DEC 2025..

 

 

• 12 killed after gunmen open fire at Hanukkah on Bondi Beach 
• Jews murdered at Jewish community function
• Anti-Zionist graffiti spotted days before attack at Bondi Beach
• More than 50 gunshots around 6:40pm local time Sun (3:40 pm KL time).
• Videos show two men dressed in black firing rifles from a bridge 
• One gunman tackled by a bystander 
• one shooter killed, second in critical condition
• 12 dead, 29 injured, targeted Sydney’s Jewish community 
• One gunman Naveed Akram
• 24-year-old killed by police, another attacker in custody.
• driver’s licence says he lived in Bonnyrigg, suburb of Sydney.
• Bondi beach antisemitic terrorist attack against Jewish families 
• outcome of calls heard far too often at marches through Aussie cities 
• In July, Melbourne synagogue in arson attack
• tide of anti-Semitism says Jewish leader 
• guns that today slaughter Jews will tomorrow turn on others
• had been warning Aussie govt of escalating anti-Semitism for years
• for years unceasing anti-Semitic vitriol on streets 
• evolve into anti-Semitic violence if left unchecked
• verbal abuse becomes graffiti, becomes arson, becomes violence, then murder. 

MY COMMENTS:

Who paid for those very expensive rifles? Follow the money.

Just FIVE DAYS ago during a podcast Douglas Murray predicted that 'something big is about to happen to the West'. 

 

I hope Douglas Murray will share more of his insights.

UPDATED: DAP's ROCKET EXPLODING?

I have added two more points 9 and 10 to that wishlist below.

 

The info I got is that the 8-0 complete wipeout of the DAP at the Sabah polls is now causing serious earthquakes in the party.  Penang people say the DAP party is now split with Lim Guan Eng on one side facing Anthony Loke and Ngah Kor Ming on the other side. And I can see the final outcome - Anthony Loke is going to get sacrificed at the altar. 

Lim Guan Eng is trying to make a comeback with his spate of media statements after the Sabah wipeout. A comeback for Guan Eng is a long shot. The winner will most likely be Ngah Kor Ming. Anthony Loke best say his goodbyes.

Frankly I  like Ngah Kor Ming. Efficient and business minded. Ngah has already made super duper improvements in the way local authorities are being run (under the Ministry of Housing and Local Govt).  Among Ngah's achievements:

"DBKL aims to approve project plans within 21 days and issue development orders in 42 days. PJ to approve small builds in 24 hours".

The MBPJ can now approve bungalow projects in just 24 hours.  This alone can add one or two percentage points to our GDP growth. Well done YB Ngah but there is much more to do.  Even if some people say DAP is the Developers Action Party, so what? 

Dont waste time re-inventing, soul searching bla bla. Wasting time. Ask the people 'What can I do for you?'

This is what you can do for me:

1. Abolish the tolls. Stand your ground. 
2. Abolish the Sedition Act, parts of the MCMC Act, Printing Press Act
3. Abolish gomen licensed monopolies - rice import monopoly, weighing machine calibration, vehicle inspection oligopoly (two players only). Top urgent.
4. Completely liberalise (open up) banking and finance. Match Singapore or better. 
5. Limit tenure of all MPs, ADUNs to two terms only. PM, MBs, CMs all two terms only.  
6. Completely overhaul Defamation Laws. Such that politicians, corporations, government, millionaires cannot sue for libel or slander. 
7. Be serious about corruption. Cancel the DNAAs for corruption. No more pardons for politicians. 
8. Abolish high tariffs (financial and non financial) on ALL motor vehicle imports so that prices of ALL imported motor vehicles match world market prices. Tell the local car manufacturers (now both are foreign controlled) to compete with world market or shut down.  

9. Abolish the E-invoice idea. You are going to get kicked out on your backsides just for this bungle alone.

10. Report Card System - Introduce a Report Card System. Twice a year, ie every six months, important Civil Servants like the IGP, the AG, Chief Commissioner of the MACC, the Chief Justice, the Auditor General, the DG of Immigration, the DG of Customs present a Report Card to a bipartisan Parliamentary Committee. They must answer questions in Parliament over the progress of their achievements and failures over the previous six months. The presentation must be public and broadcast live. 

Wei, the people are fed up lah. This is the season of Kick Them Out. 
If you dont care about the people then the people will Kick You Out. 

And pangsai that pangsai fellow. 
Now becoming mentally off.

 

 

SATURDAY LITE CARTOONS

Thank you to some of our readers who sent me the following cartoons / images for today's SATURDAY LITE CARTOONS column.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OIL PRICE CRASHING - HARGA MINYAK DUNIA JATUH MERUDUM. BENUA ASIA TENGGALAM MACAM MANA?

 

 

Ok everyone dengar baik-baik ok.  The oil prices are crashing again. Yesterday 12th Dec 2025 West Texas Intermediate went down to US$57 per barrel. 

 

Below US$70 per barrel is already squeezing oil profits. Below US$60 per barrel will put many oil producers in the red or close to red. 

• Why are oil prices crashing? 
• Iranian oil is sanctioned. 
• Russian oil is sanctioned. 
• Venezuelan oil is sanctioned. 

• These are among the Top Five oil producing countries in the world. 
• Their oil exports have been sanctioned. 
• Yet world oil prices are  dropping. 

What will happen when Russian, Iranian and Venezuelan oil starts to flow freely again? 
Surely the oil prices will crash even more. 
What about Benua Asia Tenggalam? 
When will harga minyak go down in the Benua Asia Tenggalam? 

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.

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.