Wednesday, March 05, 2008

A new report just came in.Chicken price has gone up....again.Election is on 8th March 2008 this mugger using this opportunity to raise 0.35cents of chicken price which accumulate to 5.50 MYR .This opportunist is using the basic economy rules to gain more profit into their pocket. Wah, even election is not over yet they dare to raise the price again.So, who is going to suffer from this action?We rakyat always hope controlled items may not raise so soon. Again and again we the consumer suffer the same consequences of these results every year. Rakyat of Malaysia must use their power in this election to control the opportunist from taking profit from rakyat easily.

Friday, February 15, 2008


Examination days is somewhat similar to election day.8 March 2008 is an examination day for the candidates.There are winners and losers in the process of democracy.The outcome will show who will get the rights to ruled for the next five years.Some may loose everything and some gain a lot by winning the election.Who ever he/she is(the winner in election) 'rakyat' is hoping for more prosperity,security,safety and healthy.Remember 'wakil rakyat' you are chosen by rakyat so behave and help rakyat always as you are one of them before becoming 'wakil rakyat'.Promises in the election is a must in politics.But,beware 'wakil rakyat'promises that are made must be fulfill as this will shown honesty in your parts.We rakyat always been bully by the bad politician and we pray to Allah not to elect people who are not worthy to be 'wakil rakyat'.Amin...........

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Election day is coming to Malaysia.

Election is near the corner.Parliment has been disbanded by Yang dipertuan Agung of Malaysia.Now is really exciting time in Malaysia.Why?All flag from the parties involving in the election are appearing in vast number.Well Malaysia will be very colorful for the next three weeks.All the parties will start their campaign to win vote from the people.Peoples are now once again having power in their hands.Hopefully they will use these power in rational mood.Sudden changes of mind will overpower any leading parties which are hoping to win in the election.As we knew a few months ago a lot of thing was happening in Malaysia for example cooking oil missing from the market,increase of price for tepung(flour) and etc.People from lower income is badly affected.Since that the government is taken aback awhile.New Majlis has been formed to control or avoided any sudden changes of price in the market which clearly saying to the profit hunter,'Profit hunter beware you are hunted by us now'.Election commission has informed that the election will be on 8 March 2008.So listen everybody the government is formed from the people andfor the people so,use wisely your vote............

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Tepung hilang dipasaran

Flour is very important ingredient for Malaysian.Lately, we have another shock coming after cooking oil missing in the market now flours missing from Malaysian market.Oiiii middle man please do not hoard flour.It is another scheme which may be planned by them to hoard flour.Eventhough flour price is control by Gov they still manage to manipulate the situation by slowly decreasing pouring flour to the market.We rakyat always be victimised by this situation.Sometimes I wonder what will happen if one day this manipulator control our gov.Everbody let us unite and show this manipulator who is the boss...We can control the market by decreased our usage on item missing or control by this manipulators...come on help ourself and protect our right of disposal.....

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Minyak masak hilang dipasaran

Cooking oil missing for local market.Phew I thought this would not happen again as gov.should have learned this lesson.But last week cooking oil started not to appear in local market.Please this thing should not happen in Malaysia.I would not be surprised if this thing happen in India as shown in Hindi or Tamil film. Gov should made some adjustment in our law so that cooking oil would not be less in the market.Please someone out there with the knowledge make some suggestion how to control this thing from happening again.I think this selfish act should be curb immediately.Do they think about the welfare of people other than their own profit?How much profit margin they want from selling their product in the local market?Are they loosing so much that they have to cut their product in the market?Could we believe that they are loosing money when selling their product in the market?So many question and answer have been given to us.Why this is happening in Malaysia?Are we going further to be developed country or third country?As voting is nearer this opportunist is taking their chances to have more profit eventhough oil price is not increased in Malaysia yet?Poor us to be beaten by this method again and again.......Please someone do something about it quickly....I hate when this thing happennnnnn HATE IT

Thursday, November 08, 2007

We have succeeded in launching our Project Angkasawan which could determine our next future.Hopefully Malays will see it as a jumping stone to be as taller with the rest of the people in the world. We Malaysian has a vision same as develop country to become one of the producer in technologies.To date we have achieved some of remarkable comment from third world countries whereby Malaysian has shown to the world that anything is possible.We need to develop more technologies or duplicate technology in order to survive in borderless world. For example Taiwanese manage to export lots of duplicate tech which sorry to say cheaper than the original to Malaysia.Malaysia needs to learn from Taiwanese how they manage to infiltrate outside market with copies tech. Are the PBT of their country encourage people to duplicate technology from the original by keeping their hands from this opportunities?Why not Malaysia do the same which will encourage more people involve in this industries?By my opinion if we can duplicate tech like this Malaysia will one day become develop country and we need not to export so much thing from other countries.

Thursday, October 11, 2007

ANgkasawan Malaysia

Sheikh Muszaphar has reached his dream.He has become the first angkasawan (astronaut)from Malaysia.Eventhough some may argues about his capabilities as Angkasawan but he really made it to be on the shuttle/rocket Soyuz and onto space.We may wandered is there a benefit to send Malaysian Angkasawan to the space.Yes there is much benefit if we strongly believe that we are capable to reach to the sky.Why are we Malaysian critisise our own programme as this will reflect our negative attitude in every ways of life.Are we Malaysian not capable to withstand the crititism from outsider?They may believe or criticise what they want as long we Malaysian believe and become stronger to tell them that we are also capable to achieve anything as long we believe in ourselves.Are we Malaysian not proud to sent our own rakyat to the space?Why need to criticise using rakyat money or give suggestion to use money to build more building in urban area as the low income rakyat has long been waiting the progress at their kampung...Are the government not doing any project to develop rural places?Have you not read that NCER has been launched by our PM to balance the duit to kampung rakyat.We live in the city and we tend to forget the rural rakyat and income is priority in our mind.... Please give some senses to your mind that we Malaysian will Bersatu and proud to see the achievement of other people rather than criticise before we receive the benefit.Benefit will not come as quickly as we breathe daily but rather slowly to our anak cucu.....

Monday, August 20, 2007

The Malay word gamat means sea cucumber and it refers to medicinal remedies made from any of several species of the animal. The golden sea cucumber (Stichopus horrens) is commonly used. Gamat is usually the dried, powdered bodies of sea cucumbers made into a lotion or other topical salve. It is sometimes mixed into clay and applied as a facial mask, or put in tea and consumed for stomach complaints. Users believe that a solution of sea cucumbers can heal cuts, skin eruptions, and ulcers, and claim that it has a beneficial effect on the immune system.(it wasn't a claim but facts)

Sea cucumbers in the waters of Malaysia(Langkawi) have been overharvested to supply consumers of the folk remedy, and as a result the animal and its products are becoming scarce. Efforts to restock the fishery have not generally been successful. Recently, a sea cucumber aquaculture operation was opened on the shores of several Malaysian islands to increase the gamat supply.

Thursday, July 19, 2007


Malaysia Information and History/Malaysia tanahairku
Malaysia Information and History

Comprising the territories of Malaya, Sarawak, and Sabah, Malaysia stretches from peninsular Malaysia to northeastern Borneo in Southeast Asia. Central mountains divide peninsular Malaysia (Malaya), separating the narrow eastern coast from the fertile western plains, with its sheltered beaches and bays. Sarawak and Sabah share the island of Borneo with Indonesia and Brunei, where swamps rise to jungle-covered mountains. Malays make up half the population, and almost all Malays are Muslims. Ethnic Chinese constitute a quarter of Malaysia's people, and Indians some 7 percent—both groups are concentrated on the peninsula's west coast.

In the mid-19th century the United Kingdom began importing Chinese to work the tin mines of Muslim sultanates on the Malay Peninsula; by the turn of the century new rubber plantations employed transported Indian laborers. In 1957 the Federation of Malaya gained independence from Britain. Six years later the colonies of Sarawak and Sabah, on the island of Borneo, and Singapore joined Malaya to form the Federation of Malaysia; Singapore withdrew in 1965. Malaysia is one of the world's largest exporters of semiconductors, electrical goods, and appliances. After a long period of economic growth, Malaysia—like many countries—was hit hard by the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s. Kuala Lumpur, the nation's capital, anchors the new Multimedia Super Corridor, Asia's equivalent of the U.S.'s Silicon Valley. The government, a federal democracy with a ceremonial king, has ambitious plans to make Malaysia a leading producer and developer of high-tech products, including software.

Comprising the territories of Malaya, Sarawak, and Sabah, Malaysia stretches from peninsular Malaysia to northeastern Borneo in Southeast Asia. Central mountains divide peninsular Malaysia (Malaya), separating the narrow eastern coast from the fertile western plains, with its sheltered beaches and bays. Sarawak and Sabah share the island of Borneo with Indonesia and Brunei, where swamps rise to jungle-covered mountains. Malays make up more than half the population, and all Malays are Muslims(Constitution statement except for the fewer who are not interested being a Malay). Ethnic Chinese constitute a quarter of Malaysia's people, and Indians some 7 percent—both groups are concentrated on the peninsula's west coast.

In the mid-19th century the British(conqueror) began importing Chinese to work the tin mines of Muslim sultanates on the Malay Peninsula; by the turn of the century new rubber plantations employed transported Indian laborers. In 1957 the Federation of Malaya gained independence from Britain and Tunku Abdul Rahman was the first Prime minister. Six years later the colonies of Sarawak and Sabah, on the island of Borneo, and Singapore joined Malaya to form the Federation of Malaysia.But the fact is Singapore was a Malay country before it was taken by British the conqueror; Singapore withdrew in 1965 and in 1969 Malaysian trap in chaos between ethnic due to economy gap(created by British conqueror) and resulted DEB formed for the first time. The DEB was created to reduce economy gap between the ethnics. DEB lasted for 30years and the economy gap still need much to patch. Malaysia is one of the world's largest exporters of semiconductors, electrical goods, and appliances. After a long period of economic growth, Malaysia—like many countries—was hit hard by the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s by George Soros and others. Kuala Lumpur, the nation's capital, anchors the new Multimedia Super Corridor in Cyberjaya, Asia's equivalent of the U.S.'s Silicon Valley. The government, a federal democracy with a ceremonial king, has ambitious plans to make Malaysia a leading producer and developer of high-tech products, including software following the Vision 2020.

To Know Malaysia

Malaysia Flag and Fast Facts
Flag of Malaysia
Population
26,121,000
Capital
Kuala Lumpur; 1,352,000
Area
329,847 square kilometers
(127,355 square miles)
Language
Bahasa Melayu, English, Chinese dialects, other regional dialects and indigenous languages
Religion
Muslim, Buddhist, Daoist, Hindu, Christian, Sikh, Shamanist
Currency
ringgit
Life Expectancy
73
GDP per Capita
U.S. $8,800
Literacy Percent
89

Tuesday, July 10, 2007

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