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For the past one year, global economic meltdown kind of making every single sector  of industry affected and most of the company are taking drastic action by laying off some of their worker to cut company expenses.

And this also goes to our political parties lately, especially among the PKR collation.

First Scene

[Scenario 1]
[Location] Jeff Ooi’s House (probably)
[Act] Jeff Ooi, the DAP’s Jelutong statesman surf over the net and stumble upon Jemaah Islah Malaysia (JIM) website and saw his fellow statesman of PKR’s Mohd Razali Abdullah who is in that Islamic missionary organisation.

[Jeff Ooi to Penang CM] Dia patut kena pecat! › Continue reading

The story begin like this…

On Thursday night, a few of Melayu who work and earn our living in the city centre, all gear up for another troublesome two days ahead of us.

There is neither thunderstorm nor tsunami going to hit the city of Kuala Lumpur.

Instead it was a peace gathering by another Melayu NGO (Non-supporting Government Organisation) which largely come from many part of Melayu town all over the country  - to sent a written templated memorandum in Bahasa Melayu with a title ‘ISA Abolishment‘ to the King (also a Melayu too) at the Istana Negara (which previously a Chinese Tycoon Mansion). › Continue reading

Yesterday, I saw a full  page size ads by Air Asia placing a warm gratitude of the late Yasmin Ahmad.

I think it’s another smart brand placement exercise, especially replacing their normal promotional discounted air fares ads which has been running for the last few days.

It’s bad (logically) but it’s nice gesture. Think about it, it’s a such sweet thought of them since nobody ever did before for a filmmaker or creative person except if you’re big tycoon or politician; remember when Badawi becomes PM (can’t remember what year is that) – I was like, can they just give that money  for charity instead (to pay for a full page ads cost would be around something like a cost of one car).

BUT this email marketing I received today by one DVD maker company, make me so angry. › Continue reading

I wasn’t sure the other day to write about the late Teoh Beng Hock but with countless times stumbling upon an entry about him on anyone blog which some – I would just ignore it and some I would spent a time reading it.

Sadly, some of us – love to politicking any speculation and some, love to bang on the racial door.

How pathetic!

However, I just want treat the late Teoh Beng Hock as a 30 years old guy who spend most of his 24/7 around his work as similar with most of us in the early 30s.

Establishing ourselves in this world.

It’s such a crazy world where we live in, working late, plenty of job, demanding boss and probably many more other challenges.

Sadly, most of us wasn’t ready, and I might think the late Teoh Beng Hock was the same – a victim of his career.

Yeah, I know some of us think it was a conspiracy theory – he love his job.

But, I think the greatest lost of a family is loosing a son who so eager to be some where or to be in some place which he would fit in.

Conspiracy Theory is just Hollywood flick – we’re living in the world where there is no right or wrong on this! › Continue reading

This morning I read a piece of news by LA Times online and my thought was this would be nothing but bad for Malaysian.

By noon, the worse happen and it’s now all over the news media.

This one guy, Noordin Mohammed Top, born and educated in Malaysia, turn into a bombmaker that was involved in the many bombings through out Indonesia between 2002 and 2004, which has now become the Most Wanted Man in Asia.

And after the Jakarta’s JW Marriot and Ritz Carlton hotel blast yesterday, he once more becomes the headline in any part of the world.

Check out this headlines;

Report: Malaysian fugitive suspected in hotel bombs – CNN International
Malaysia fugitive terrorist linked to Jakarta’s suicide bombing – XinHua
Malaysian suspected in Indonesia hotel attacks – Los Angeles Times – LA Times
Malaysian extremist behind Indonesia attacks: official – Calgary Herald
Malaysian extremist Noordin Top blamed for Jakarta attacks – France 24

Imagine people in northern part of Germany, eastern part of China or southern part of Chile will sat in front of their TV news channel and see or read the news and what they will focus at, the word of ‘Malaysia’ or ‘Malaysian’.

As Malaysian, this kind of publicity totally isn’t good for us; PERIOD.

Why? › Continue reading