Don’t Hate. Appreciate!

With the Summer transfer market closed on the 1st of September. Football mania around the world witnessed amaizing transfers. Such as Berbatov’s last minute signing to Man Utd. Robinho’s Arrival to Machester City.

Arsenal as we know doesn’t seems to splash money for a star player instead they spend very little money in bringing some young talent and impressed everybody with what they are capable of and getting bid from big clubs such as Barcelona and Ac Milan why don’t you buy Adebayor? It’s a bargain, 30 Million only!!!.

This is Our new Signing.

We get him with an undisclosed transfer fee.

Welcome Shaqueel.

To be exact Shaqueel Van Persie =p

Not new signing. Just a picture of Van Persie Jr.

I created a Group in FaceBook to create a Political Awareness among Youth in Malaysia some times ago, I think around 3-4 months back.

The feedback was good that it has now reach 100 members -okay, it may not be as cool as “Fuck College, I just want to be a Panda” group which have 9000 over members- but hey, it’s an achievement afterall.

Recently, a member of the group I created wrote on the wall asking questions and I replied his questions. So, I am going to share with you guys what I replied to him =)

P/s: it’s a long read.

This is the group my friend and I created Malaysia Youth Political Group.

The question:

to admin-
you do realize that 40% to 70% of malaysians are not well educated right?
what makes u think we can make changes?
pm me.

My answer:

Hi Syed,

Thanks for asking I will do my best to give you the best answer I can =)

According to the number you presented, (40% -70%) of Malaysians are not well educated.

I would like to ask a question, how do you define not well educated? If a person studying until Form 5 and completed the Malaysia’s SPM is not very well educated I do agree with the numbers you presented.

Because in fact, the number you presented (40%-70%) is actually the numbers of Malaysians who at least have either a certificate, diploma or degree.

As I got the statistic from here.

http://www.statistics.gov.my/English/news/pressedu.htm

Even if Malaysian’s youth is not very well educated, I am sure as a mature person who is able to think and act maturely we know what is right and what is wrong. As a human being created by GOD we are gifted with conscience, we know what is right and what is wrong. In fact, we don’t need to go to school to learn that. It is in ALL of us.

People are also willing to stand up and fight for their rights.

So grateful that Malaysia is a democratic country which means our system of government by which political independence is retained by the people and exercised directly by citizens.

We vote our leaders and the changes that we want to make is to expose Malaysia’s Youth in politics. We are the next chapter in Malaysia history. The next leader of Malaysia are us. The Youth of Malaysia.

An early exposure to politics will increase our awareness and making us more patriotic towards our country.

To groom our youth to be a great leader and lead our country into a well developed country and to put Malaysia’s name everywhere in there world. That, is the changes we want to make.

I hope your questions are answered and do forgive me if I said something wrong.

All the best Syed and Selamat Menunaikan Ibadah Puasa =)

Thank you so much.

P/s: I Miss out something

If this 19 years old can do it, Why can’t we?

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/05/14/freshman.mayor.ap/

31 August 1957 is a sacred date for us, Malaysians. It’s the date Tunku Abdul Rahman declare as an independent day.

Ever since, Malaysia has been developing. Tunku Abdul Rahman, Tun Abdul Razak, Tun Hussein Onn, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad are the former Prime Minister of Malaysia.

During all 4 Prime Minister’s era, Malaysia’s development is speeding like Ferrari in Michael Schumacher’s era. We managed to change the perception of other develop country’s towards us. We no longer have the “Malaysians live on top of the tree” stereotype given to us anymore. We have the Malaysia Petronas Twin Tower.

We, Malaysians celebrate our independence day with full of joy. We proudly present our flag, Jalur Gemilang whenever we can, whenever we have the chance to.

But this year, I don’t see it anymore in any of my Malaysians peers. In fact, a blogger has come out with an idea of Raising Malaysia’s Flag, Jalur Gemilang Upside Down.

Why such things happen? Simple, because people are sick with the current government. Flying the national flag upside down is an international symbol of distress was unacceptable and in fact, it is an insult to the nation. Note this: I will NOT fly my country’s Flag upside down because I don’t want to insult my country.

I would like to wish all the Malaysians who read my blog no matter where you are and who you are.

Selamat Hari Merdeka!!!

Merdeka!!! Merdeka!!! Merdeka!!!

I am going to end this with a pantun:

Kepada Yang Amat Berhormat Perdana Menteri,

Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi,

Cepatlah Bangun Jangan Tidur Lagi,

Janganlah Malaysia Bertambah Teruk Nanti.

This is what reported in Forbes about our Fuel Price drop.

“The July data was the steepest rise since 8.5 percent in December 1981 and the government also on Friday announced that the price of petrol will be cut to 2.50 ringgit per litre from 2.70 effective Aug. 23, a move which will dampen inflation.” (which is a good move by the government)

and

“The cuts in fuel prices were brought forward from Sept. 1. and will now take effect before a key by-election in which opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim challenges the government.” (Hmm, The price drop does means something afterall)

worse

“According to some economists, that decision damaged its credibility and showed it had buckled under government pressure to refrain from a hike at a time when the ruling coalition felt threatened by an opposition alliance which has surged in polls.”

Source: Forbes.

With the heat is burning vigorously as the Permatang Pauh election is drawing near (26/08/08). Our local political scene is getting slippery, more slippery than Soap Opera.

There’s a rumour saying that Datuk Seri Arif Shah don’t have the capability to be Permatang Pauh MP. Click Here for the full article.

Then, there’s even hotter article by none other than Raja Petra Kamarudin about the Altantuya Murder Case.

I’ll include a poem that I wrote on my own.

Dilemma, dilemma and dilemma.

All I want is just a loving Malaysia.

All I want is just a Beautiful Peaceful Malaysia.

Merdeka, Merdeka and Merdeka.

It should be a good news that the Fuel Price dropped to Rm 2.55/litre from Rm 2.70/litre.

The question is why now? The National Budget 2009 is to be announced by the end of this month. Now, don’t get me wrong here. I am definitely happy that the fuel price has dropped but the question is for how long? The government has stated that they can’t hold any longer subsidising the fuel which results in Price Hike last time.

But why out of all sudden, The government is capable again? Let’s Put the subsidising capability question aside, If they are capable to subsidise again, shouldn’t it all be well planned? Like putting it in the National Budget 2009?

The answer is: Permatang Pauh and Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Out of all sudden, the fuel price drop The government is able again to subsidise our fuel.

The fuel subsidy is geared all for the election in Permatang Pauh Rakyat Malaysia.

Malaysia Boleh!

Blogging may seems dead to you when you actually don’t have camera to capture moments. Be it funny, tragic, cute, or cool. It can be some spy pictures of some hot girl or guy you seen on the roadside or maybe some cute creature, it can even be a picture of a dog answering it’s nature calls.

That’s when you feel blogging is dead.

But one mistake that I did was that I forget, that my opinions will never die. I’m not bankrupt and have a truckload evidence of  government’s wrong doing. Read: Raja Petra Kamaruddin.

Politics is a fun thing to talk about and I can even talk about it everyday. Permatang Pauh is a place where a dream come true for the opposition and it is the place where for the current government to defend or Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is going to be in the Parliament and making him a step closer from being a Prime Minister of Malaysia on the 26th of September 2008.

Datuk Seri Anwar is set to win and the answer is by how much votes? 6000? 8000? or maybe even a landslide?

Let’s just wait and see. According to Datuk Seri Anwar, the fuel price is set to go down once Pakatan Rakyat become the ruling government due to the low World Crude Oil price.

Rm 2.70 a litre to Rm 2.00? Sounds too good to be true.

Streamyx Broadband have been giving me problems for 3 years. I have been a loyal user to Streamyx broadband despite it’s slow internet connection as well as bad service (last time).

Well, My modem died few weeks ago and I have been having a very unstable internet connection which means no Torrent downloading.

So, I went to TMpoint near my house and I asked for a changed of Modem because when I signed up last time, I signed with the LIFE TIME Warranty Modem Package.

After a few hassle tussle, the TMpoint personel told me that my package is NOT the Life Time warranty package. After all, I was thinking about changing my ISP. So now is the time and I changed to MAXIS Broadband which is better than ever.

In my place I am able to receive up to 3.6Mbps which is the Max Speed promised by MAXIS broadband.

I hope My new ISP wouldn’t give me much problem =)

Despite being a broke college kid, I am jealous + disgusted + angry towards the increase in everything this year.

Petrol, Food, Electricity, and even Water.

No Increment of wages for MOST of people but hey, there’s someone getting a payraise.

None other than Tenaga National Berhad’s CEO, Dato Sri Che Khalib bin Mohamad Noh.

The 3G iPhone has been launched. The price tag was 199 USD for the 8Gb model with terms & conditions applied.

Some morons people were like so happy with the new price tag, a 3G iPhone, With GPS for $199? It’s like $300 cheaper than then previous iPhones? The answer is yes, IF you are living in fairy tales where the birds can sing the song you like, where you don’t need to pump fuel into your car instead you can use your own urine to run the car, heck you don’t even need a car, you have pumpkin mobile.

So what is the terms and condition? You are actually required to subscribe to 2-years AT&T service agreement, an activation fee, and are subject to AT&T credit approval.

But of course, you can still own an iPhone without having to subscribe to AT&T service. You will need to pay $599 for the 8GB version and or $699 for the 16GB handset. Pricey, but hey-no two-years contract. source

It will be around Rm 1,958.7 - 8GB and Rm 2,285.7 - 16GB.

So, iPhones anyone?

Most of my readers have religions to rely on. A faith to carry on. A believe to live on.

However, there’s always people who have different thoughts of us. People who want to create their own believes, their own religion and their own faith.

A cult is what they call them.

A cult usually end up having hundreds even thousands of believers under someone who they think is a GodSend. The believers believe and trust every single words they say thinking that they are the GOD’s messanger.

The existance of GOD is undeniable.

But who are WE, a normal human being to describe GOD.

A cult can be crazy because it usually leads to a MASS suicide.

Believe or not. Here’s the Top 10 Crazy Cults