Back again...!

This would be my posting after 1 year plus hiatus or shall I say bored to write...??? Where should I begin....looks like I am going to blabber about Jibby again and the government as a whole.

Recently, Jibby was cleared from any financial misconduct..so it seems. Our AG is so penisless had to announce it in the media and to set the record straight. In the naked eye, it may look harmless but what would be the repercussions? You're telling me that anybody now can receive a huge sum of donation and nobody will question that?! What about those who launder money and declare it as donation? AMLA will be having a nightmare.

Back to the donation. If Saudi intends to donate, for what purpose? Those bloody Arabs is like those bloody jews.......with repay with your pound of flesh concept. But hey those Arabs are idiots too coz they simply don't have the simplest clue on what to do with their flush of money other than gambling and buy prostitutes. Did I say flush of money? Yep, they even built a cistern made out from gold. Talk about "pembaziran" (wastage).

Jibby, your days are numbered. With all the blunders you made, Malaysia is a laughing stock internationally. We are popular alright but all for the wrong reasons.

The money that you have squandered off will be the evidence in akhirat. Allah is great and most just. You shall be judged and only Allah knows what you are up to.

DEADWOOD

Being a deadwood normally gives a negative connotation when describing the current performance of a paid employee.  For those who are not familiar with the definition, it simply means that the person is not performing and his/her presence is just an added number to a growing manpower.

I am currently having this feeling towards my own presence in the company and so far, I could not think of pushing the department under my supervision to another level. Seems that my mode has hit the glass ceiling. What else is there? Am I being positive to the point of insanity or just plain pessimist? God forbid, I do not want to do the same old stuff over and over again and expecting excellence…now that is insane!  Maybe if I were to discuss this matter with a motivational trainer, he/she would say that I am stuck in my comfort zone and I am crookedly insane.

Let’s look what we have in store for this year.  The year is 2015 and according to the Chinese calendar, this year supposed to be the year of the Goat. Would there be a good leap and good grazing or otherwise? Only Allah knows best. For us the so-called intelligent creature, we ought to think of a way to get out of the current mess we are in.

Our government is ever-ready to graze the middle income and consumers by introducing the Goods and Service Tax aka GST.  Even before this new tax takes into place, already the retailers and producers hiked the price of perishable goods in the wake of petrol down price.  Surprise? Not at all.

Layman like me would expect the price of goods would reduce coherently with the downward petrol price but it proves to be the other way round. Why? I would perceive that the raw material, which mostly are imported still subject to transportation cost and duties imposed by our Royal Customs. Added with downward trend of our Ringgit against the foreign currencies, buying power of our manufacturers has decreased which makes even worse for the consumers. But then, what about the home grown or locally manufactured stuff which derived from local raw material? Should it be cheaper especially when the petrol price has gone down?  This is where the hard grazing by the producers and retailers (and also the middlemen) existed.  To put it mildly, it is an act of profiteering from the situation.

Now here comes the RM 1 million-layman question.  What is the government take on this matter and are they aware of the price hike of perishable goods?  Our government is always good at stop gap measures but seldom has a long-term solution, resulting some flip-flop decisions and the final scenario will end up as it was from the beginning.  Our government and its ministries are fast becoming deadwoods and if they still have some sense in them, our country’s economy model should be reviewed in the wake of a global crisis.  Otherwise, the population will find somebody else who is more dynamic to lead the country out of the brink of self-destruction.

If this writing considered as seditious, then I say go screw yourself!

2nd or no 2

Some of my friends were confused by what my title means until my airforce personnel friend clarified the whole mess. It all boils down to marriage. You must be confused by now.

Well, as most of us are aware that Muslim men are allowed, NOT a right, to marry more than one. So if a man marries another while still married to the first spouse, it is known as second marriage. But when a man marries the second time, it may means the first marriage ended up in mutual consent or departed due to death of the spouse.

The above is only a preamble to nothing. What really goes in my head is that what would happen if BN becomes a no 2 and for the next 5 years after the next general election, 2nd term become an opposition. Where would the current ministers go and what would happen to them? Are they going to remain in Malaysia and become a fighting force or they scoot to another country and live with their takings. Something to ponder here....

With all the underground ramblings, Mr PM ought to re-think his strategies in bringing out the country from the current conundrum.

Shape in or ship out Mr PM.

Shale oil

Dah lama tak menulis dalam bahasa Melayu jugak. Maka kalau ada kesilapan tu, harap maafkan je le.

Ada pertanyaan berhubung shale oil tempohari oleh beberapa sahabat dalam kumpulan media sosial. Boleh dikatakan topik shale oil ini tidak dibincangkan secara meluas kerana kos pengeluaran lebih tinggi berbanding fossil fuel iaitu minyak mentah dari perut bumi.

Shale oil adalah minyak mentah bukan organik yang mana komponennya terhasil melalui pertembungan batu-batuan dan didapati di permukaan bumi. Oleh kerana terdapat bahan galian yg tinggi didalam shale oil, maka proses penapisan adalah lebih payah dari minyak mentah biasa.

Memandangkan harga minyak mentah dipasaran dunia mengalami kemerosotan, maka pengusaha shale oil berada didalam dilemma kerana harga sekarang tidak cukup utk mereka menampung kos pengeluaran.

Kepada pengusaha petrol stesyen, cuba-cuba le utk ada rasa rendah sikit...

PM's wife not bothered with national disaster

I received via whatsapp that there is a "fitnah" going around the cyber world where PM arrived in Kelantan but government jet (similar to Air Force 1 but smaller capacity) was still in the US. You can read it all here : http://syedsoutsidethebox.blogspot.com/2014/12/najib-took-commercial-flight-home-wifey.html

Come to think of it, where the heck is Rosmah right now. Not that I really give a damn but she would want to be in the limelight where Mr PM is concern. Maybe she doesn't want to get her feet dirty with the mud and flood water etc.

Mr Prime Minister, you ought to be more prudent and wise boss. How could you let your wife who is not a cabinet minister, not even a govt officer, ride govt vehicle without you around! Those govt assets bukan kepala Pak Mansor yg punya la....

Think again Mr Prime Minister!

This few days in Malaysia

Hmmm, this is my latest posting after a so-called 2-year hiatus....from what, I am myself clueless like Malaysian Mr Prime Minister.

Floods worsen in the north-east coast and seems to cascade down to the east coast of Johor. There will be a 2nd wave of floods which will affect the west coast as well. My hope, there will be a better flood relief coordination then and Mr PM not away playing golf with another country's head of state.

There were several discussions in the cyber world involving doctors, floods victims (got time to criticise the NSC and its agencies) and pro-government folks. Blame game big time. Everybody is hellbent to thrust their own opinion into the readers' mind. Luckily, I found there are still sane people who would actually dwell into the network to the postings in the social media verified. We are on the way to maturity in this matter. Anyway, my immediate concern is that why are the people, particularly in the flood-prone areas, do not have a clue on safety and evacuation procedures. After all, you are getting floods almost every year-end. Don't we feel that we need to be educated on the do's and don'ts when flood arrives. This has to be looked into by the government agencies and the tok penghulus (village headman).  You can't  blame the uniformed personnel if relieves do not arrive on time. 'Nuff said.

Another breaking news which of no better benefit to my beloved country. Another aircraft gone missing and this time is Air Asia Indonesia. Hope there is no conspiracy involves. Tired to hear all the same excuses and bullshit from the very people leading the SAR and not to mention our relevant ministers who would come up with all the ridiculous recommendations. Remember the "wizard" from Hogsworth who would use a bamboo binoculars to look for the missing aircraft.

Looking forward to better years!

BERSIH 3.0 not so bersih!

Peaceful rally? Really? Where? Dataran Merdeka. What again? Yes, again and this time, the crowd is getting bigger than 2.0

OK. First thing comes to mind..did they achive their objective? I guess not after seeing the news and reading the updates from my social media. The organisers have themselves to blame for letting political parties involved in the rally. What you don't know? I believe the organisers knew but they could not anything about it. Why? Simply because they do not have a strong platform and their rally is an offshoot of the opposition ideologies. The organisers are simply the mule for the oppositions. Too bad but then again, when you have idiots, they will be the used and re-used again by the same people who have the wishes to see turmoil creeps into our beloved country.

Conspiracy? Yes, it was generated by the same gay/bi-sexual opposition de-facto leader using the same tactics used by the US and CIA. Create disharmony and disunity among the citizens then slowly plant strategic and tactical consultants to see the crumbling of a government.

So sad to see a lot of misguided & misrepresented people came  for the rally. They didn't expect to see a rally turns violent. Well it was supposed to be a "sit-in" rally. Who instigated the riots? My bet is on PKR and as proven in the video shown thru Youtube. Allah Bless technology. My prayers go to all the injured, citizens and police personnel alike.

Of course, the provocateurs will not admit their doings. Even a PAS President say that the provocateurs were special branch of Royal Malaysian Police. Hey, don't you think you have enough conspiracy in your head. Look out and smell the cow dung will ya! I don't think the special branch has all the time for that. They have a lot in their hands already, dealing with the numbskulls and idiots in the rally.

One blogger said it right - the rally was a peaceful and carnival-like event until a group of stupids ruin the whole show.

It is the curtain calls for PKR after this. Majority doesn't take your words because there is no guarantee that you will lead this country peacefully. Transitions will also be ugly. You have no respect of the law and you are bringing your supporters to hell as well!

PDRMs, you have done a good job! Hats off to you guys. Next time, just let the crowd do whatever they want. Just let the people who is going to lose from such event stop them.

Crime & Punishment

So the title goes. What worries me is that the judgment passed by the court is not always "setimpal" with the crimes committed by the defendant/pesalah. How would a layman thinks when an ex-Chief Minister who was found guilty of corruption got 1-year jail term compared to a mother who stole a can of milk to feed her hungry child gets a 2-year jail term.

There ought to be a judiciary tribunal to review the punishment system to reach all fairness in passing judgment.

What say you.

HUDUD Issue Again!

A never-ending story on HUDUD. But most politicians failed to realise that HUDUD is just a set of law and it is not all about punishment. It is meant to be a deterrent to all concern and not just the Muslims.

If a Muslim ruler or Muslim dominated government intends to implement HUDUD, it must transcend on every citizen of one country, regardless of ethnic or religion background.

How to achieve this? Well, it is simple enough. Education, Learning and Accepting. We, Muslims, must educate the public what HUDUD is all about. Learn to entice and persuade the public until we reach the level of acceptance.

HUDUD is not just to cut one's hand, to throw stones at adulterers, to cane wrongdoers etc. It is much more than that.

Have anybody ever think why the public seems so scared of HUDUD? It is caused by sheer ignorance by Muslims and the non-Muslims alike. Never want to understand.

Where we Muslims stand n0w? Are we going to just let the politicians politicise HUDUD or educate what it is all about? Are there anybody out there that really can explain how HUDUD come into existence and from where in the Holy Quran that mentioned HUDUD? How the type of punishment is formulated? Where are the sources? These pertinent points need to be addressed and presented before anybody in the political side can debate on this issue!

Welcome to a new life

Folks, what can I say. I am on another mission. Just got mobilised to another battlefield and this time it is more intense. Why? I am closer to my nemesis and they are three of them. Well actually, it is 3+1 because the three stooges have a snitch, or may be 2, in my battalion. Identified one and trying to root out another mole.

The battlefield has a lot of advantages and disadvantages to my strategic manouvres. Anyway, as Sun Tzu said, "know the enemy and know yourself, the heaven and earth will be yours". Guess I know the 3 stooges modus operandi and there is a bona fide evidence that they are releasing all the missiles they have to undermine my strength. So far, 75% of my battalion understood my principle and my objectives and mission. Which translate that the 25% remaining is under the protection of the snitch and/or do not have a clue to what we are trying to achieve.

God Bless my soul and my intention. It is no longer just satisfaction......it is crusade now.

Strategic Actions requires Strategic Thinking and I am not planning to fail!

Life is a Highway!

Life is a Highway.......just remembered this tune and used to croon while driving down to my birthplace or while perching on a hilltop somewhere within Bukit Antarabangsa. That was way before all the massive development that are in existence. Could see the whole of KL, without the KLCC, KL Tower etc of course! That was before I left this blessed country to be an undergraduate somewhere half-way across the globe.

Things changed subsequently (and apparently) when things got on the fast track and everybody was being jumpy or pushy. Suddenly everybody became rodents trying to get away with any cheese available. Wow! What change that was. Couldn't comprehend and adapt that fast...especially after having enjoyed the 3 years in a sleepy-hollow cowboy town in a southern state in the land of the free. Those years gone by.

Now, in a seemingly new place and became a corporate climber (again??!!!), my whole ballgame took a twist. Now, a caretaker of an expressway, though in a different mode, I suddenly recalled the song which I normally croon to. Come in a full circle perhaps?

Support for Bloggers

This is too much. Minister is trying to block all blogs that criticise his program. If you are right, then just report the matter to MACC....which is still not done yet. Let's stop this nonsense!

Eid Ul Fitri 2010 1431H

To all Muslim bloggers out there (if any following my blog.....tsk!tsk!), here's wishing all of you Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri and Selamat Melengkapkan Puasa. Happy Holidays and Safe Driving.

Another Ramadhan had passed and we are approaching another year's Syawal. Hope there's no more casualty and fatality during the exodus and celebrations.

Let's pray, work and hope for a better year ahead.

Merdeka 53!

What a big relief to get another day of break from the rat race. We had Nuzul Quran holiday last Friday for the Selangorians and other states "yang sewaktu dengannya". A break from the monotonous life of the salaried man world. I have been complaining about my current status ever since I'm back into the rat race. You know the drill....from the self-employed life to a report-to-somebody, 9-5, stuck-in-a-traffic jam life. Anyway, that is the thick of it for the aspiring entrepreneur when he is too dependent on the economic situation to breathe O2 into his business. Maybe I have to quit complaining and embrace the wrath of God that is put unto me. "Sabar itu separuh dari Iman".



What can I say about Malaysia Independence celebration. For a start, why should we have Merdeka parade every Merdeka celebration? Is it really a requirement or is it something the f**king Mat Sallehs cook up for us? Think about it. Are we really independent? So much for the celebration, even in Ramadhan, the armed forces and the background singers have to do their gigs. Although it is done indoor (now parade can be done in indoor stadiums, you know), do we actually need a parade or something? How much did the Federal Government spend on this parade stuff? Isn't it better that the allocation is put into better things like giving alms to the poor and in need?



On to this Namewee. To me, he is just another shitstirrer who happens to like shit and that is why anything that comes out from his mouth is just pure shit and crap. Don't waste out time on this idiot monkey. If the Chinese support him, that is just too bad....meaning the supporters also have crappy brain. Hello AG! You got nothing to do ah!



Let's focus on the economy. This is the thing that put me in my present spot. Not complaining though. Remember, I will embrace gracefully. What has the Federal Government done to roll our economy to accumulate greater revenues, dividends etc? Hey, the people need these okay, especially for the aspiring entrepreneurs like me. We may not depend on government jobs but we need the economy to spur some domestic business for us to dwell in. Otherwise, we may have to depend on careers in the public or private sectors and these will not translate well in the domestic economy front. The stupids and the bebals in UMNO are already flying high and if anything happens to Malaysia, they are the first ones to eject out of the country.....leaving the pure Malaysians behind and strategise the new Malaysia. We cannot depend on the politicians whether they are in BN or PR. Both are numbskulls. One is led by a no-balls kow-tow-to-the-wife and the other is led by a jew-lover, ass-humping, snake-tongue talker. Are we really economy independent?



I guess not. If the US sneezes, Asians will get the 'flu and if the Asian sneezes, US will get the high fever. We need to come up with a strategy where Malaysia can be independent economically, thus we need to churn our domestic activities. Secondly, we need to reduce our dependency to foreign workers. Total independent may not be achievable as Malaysians are more learned and won't go for low-paying jobs. But what about our students in higher learning institutions? The Ministry of Higher Education should allow our students to take part time jobs as to supplement their fees and other necessities. At least we can reduce the student become GRO problems.



Be seeing ya soon!

Absentia in Dementia

Really don't know what it means but just to tell you that I have been missing from my blog for quite awhile now. From my OWN blog!

A lot of things have surfaced throughout the first half of the year. Mainly politics and the government administrative bodies. To think that the same people who were supposed to govern policies to eradicate and avoid criminal acts are the ones who commit the wrongdoings.

On politics, I am still waiting for our PM to reshuffle his cabinet....maybe he is still busy re-arranging his wardrobe....maybe to put few more "peti besi" (safe box) in his domain due to several GLCs have lost money. Maybe the ex-PMs are also involved in this but may not be in the same cohort.

Malaysian economy is going for another surprise as the second financial tsunami is on the way to Asia, particularly South East Asian countries. How, property bubble in China is going to explode somewhat similar to US sub-prime crisis. However, Chinese government may circumvent this by continuous capital control in terms of its currency speculation and foreign exchange. As long China can maintain and sustain its trade surplus, FDIs will continue to pour.

An email just in today to inform that Malaysian government, specifically the ministers and prime minister represent the 3 types of idiots i.e. bodoh, bangang and bahlul.

Bodoh: proposed building a new parliament house at Putrajaya at a cost of RM800 million

Bangang: construction cost of new king's palace escalated from RM400 million to RM810 million

Bahlul: Government has insufficient funds to provide scholarship to students.

No relation to the above, my business has gone from small to zilch. Many thanks to the current economic condition and the haywire management of GLCs and the state funds by the 3 idiots. I am at a crossroads whether to join a private-limited company owned by a billionaire or join a private-limited company owned by a foreign millionaire. Yet to see what the millionaire will offer. The billionaire plc offered 42% from my current salary as remuneration while the millionaire has in principle agreed to give 63% of my current salary. Barring other incentives, perks and benefits, millionaire plc's offer is better. But then again, the terms have not been mutually agreed and put on paper. Just hope that the best is yet to come.

Padan muka aku!

Year 2010

It's been a while since my last posting. Well, happy new year and happy chinese new year. Talking about CNY, there were few people who told me that the economy will kickstart after the festive season. I really don't care whether it's before or after as our business situation in Malaysia has paced to the speed of snail and those who have been relying on government's spoon-feeding are getting desperate.

The victor is always the one with no backing and great entrepreneurial spirit. Yeah right! We are cracking our heads now to ride the storm and trying to make opportunities in this troubled time. Physically and mentally, you have to be prepared for the worst.

But hey, our government has just announced that the Malaysian economy grew at 4% as of December 2009. OK!? Let's see what the tide can bring us this time around.

Oil Not Priced in Dollars by 2018?

Some oil producing countries and big buyers are hatching a plan to move away from pricing oil in dollars—a potential blow to the greenback's prestige

By Robert Fisk

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In the most profound financial change in recent Middle East history, Gulf Arabs are planning – along with China, Russia, Japan and France – to end dollar dealings for oil, moving instead to a basket of currencies including the Japanese yen and Chinese yuan, the euro, gold and a new, unified currency planned for nations in the Gulf Co-operation Council, including Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Qatar.

Secret meetings have already been held by finance ministers and central bank governors in Russia, China, Japan and Brazil to work on the scheme, which will mean that oil will no longer be priced in dollars.

The plans, confirmed to The Independent by both Gulf Arab and Chinese banking sources in Hong Kong, may help to explain the sudden rise in gold prices, but it also augurs an extraordinary transition from dollar markets within nine years.

The Americans, who are aware the meetings have taken place – although they have not discovered the details – are sure to fight this international cabal which will include hitherto loyal allies Japan and the Gulf Arabs.

Against the background to these currency meetings, Sun Bigan, China's former special envoy to the Middle East, has warned there is a risk of deepening divisions between China and the US over influence and oil in the Middle East. "Bilateral quarrels and clashes are unavoidable," he told the Asia and Africa Review. "We cannot lower vigilance against hostility in the Middle East over energy interests and security."

This sounds like a dangerous prediction of a future economic war between the US and China over Middle East oil – yet again turning the region's conflicts into a battle for great power supremacy. China uses more oil incrementally than the US because its growth is less energy efficient. The transitional currency in the move away from dollars, according to Chinese banking sources, may well be gold. An indication of the huge amounts involved can be gained from the wealth of Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar who together hold an estimated $2.1 trillion in dollar reserves.

The decline of American economic power linked to the current global recession was implicitly acknowledged by the World Bank president Robert Zoellick. "One of the legacies of this crisis may be a recognition of changed economic power relations," he said in Istanbul ahead of meetings this week of the IMF and World Bank. But it is China's extraordinary new financial power – along with past anger among oil-producing and oil-consuming nations at America's power to interfere in the international financial system – which has prompted the latest discussions involving the Gulf states.

Brazil has shown interest in collaborating in non-dollar oil payments, along with India. Indeed, China appears to be the most enthusiastic of all the financial powers involved, not least because of its enormous trade with the Middle East.

China imports 60 per cent of its oil, much of it from the Middle East and Russia. The Chinese have oil production concessions in Iraq – blocked by the US until this year – and since 2008 have held an $8bn agreement with Iran to develop refining capacity and gas resources. China has oil deals in Sudan (where it has substituted for US interests) and has been negotiating for oil concessions with Libya, where all such contracts are joint ventures.

Furthermore, Chinese exports to the region now account for no fewer than 10 per cent of the imports of every country in the Middle East, including a huge range of products from cars to weapon systems, food, clothes, even dolls. In a clear sign of China's growing financial muscle, the president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, yesterday pleaded with Beijing to let the yuan appreciate against a sliding dollar and, by extension, loosen China's reliance on US monetary policy, to help rebalance the world economy and ease upward pressure on the euro.

Ever since the Bretton Woods agreements – the accords after the Second World War which bequeathed the architecture for the modern international financial system – America's trading partners have been left to cope with the impact of Washington's control and, in more recent years, the hegemony of the dollar as the dominant global reserve currency.

The Chinese believe, for example, that the Americans persuaded Britain to stay out of the euro in order to prevent an earlier move away from the dollar. But Chinese banking sources say their discussions have gone too far to be blocked now. "The Russians will eventually bring in the rouble to the basket of currencies," a prominent Hong Kong broker told The Independent. "The Brits are stuck in the middle and will come into the euro. They have no choice because they won't be able to use the US dollar."

Chinese financial sources believe President Barack Obama is too busy fixing the US economy to concentrate on the extraordinary implications of the transition from the dollar in nine years' time. The current deadline for the currency transition is 2018.

The US discussed the trend briefly at the G20 summit in Pittsburgh; the Chinese Central Bank governor and other officials have been worrying aloud about the dollar for years. Their problem is that much of their national wealth is tied up in dollar assets.

"These plans will change the face of international financial transactions," one Chinese banker said. "America and Britain must be very worried. You will know how worried by the thunder of denials this news will generate."

Iran announced late last month that its foreign currency reserves would henceforth be held in euros rather than dollars. Bankers remember, of course, what happened to the last Middle East oil producer to sell its oil in euros rather than dollars. A few months after Saddam Hussein trumpeted his decision, the Americans and British invaded Iraq

Upcoming by election

Who's in and who's out? Tan Sri Isa Samad is back in the picture and this would invite aggravated criticism from within the BN fold and the Opposition. Why should UMNO field a disposed figure when they can always groom a younger, clean and capable person to contest? Don't let anyone tell you that he is experienced and wanted by the Negri folks especially in Bagan Pasir. In the first place, I thought that this place was in Penang. Ooooops! My mistake for not knowing Malaysia enough.

Pemuda UMNO needs rebranding and restructuring. Strategic manouvre ought to be revamped to counter the Pakatan Rakyat's inefficiencies and turmoil. We need to focus on the economy and the strategic policies to withstand the global recession.

Last Phase of Ramadhan

Wow, it's been 2 months since my last posting and I kind of missed it. Absence makes the heart grows fonder......ha!ha!ha! If you have been following political blogs, you might noticed that there's a storm brewing within the UMNO top-tiers especially when a Vice President can challenge the President of the party aka the Prime Minister.

This is the beginning of UMNO's revolt against the leader. Why now? As you may see that as a tradition of back-stabbing, head-stepping and the likes, the Prime Minister's camp is expecting to move up the ladder to be the next minister or chief minister. In order to award the prize among his people. the old guards need to be removed. However, the PM did not expect that the Chief Minister retaliated and mentioned that he would join the opposition if he is sacked from the CM post. Let's see the outcome of this.

To be con't..........

Splitville as in the Star

Well, here's another political movie that can be satired almost instantly by casts of Saturday Nite Live. Political journalists blamed the Chief Minister of Kedah and the Indian Penangites are after the Chief Minister of Penang.

Another blow to below the belt? I don't think so. This goes to prove BN stalwarts that the PR is not ready to lead a nation, let alone the states. But I am still positive on Kelantan. Maybe we need our politicians to be more like the Chief Minister of Kelantan. May not be his ideology but his method and wisdom on how to lead a state and country.

Despite the global economic slowdown, mostly to blame is the Wall Street and its Ponzi schemers, our local politicians still have time to squabble and put an evasive action towards their voters. What the heck are they trying to do here?! Businesses are slowing and more people will lose their jobs in due time, provided that the current Malaysian government put some economic action at micro level.

Instead of squabbling between parties and land grab by state government, why can't these politicians plan and implement for a massive agricultural revolution nationwide. At least this will get our economy in a faster spinning wheel.

Global food consumption is on the rise but production is stagnant or decreasing. With the drastic climate change that has severed countries like Australia and Bangladesh, food production will definitely need some fresh new players. Malaysia can fit into this.

Maybe it's just me thinking.....