I was born on the prairies, where the wind blew free and there was nothing to break the light of the sun. I was born where there were no enclosures. [GERONIMO]
Okay, you married men. This is what happened when you decide to keep a SYT (sweet young thing) as your mistress.
Insiders said the motorists involved were the wife and a mistress of a man living in Suqian, Jiangsu province.
The incident happened in March when the wife - surnamed Zhang who is in her 40s - bumped into her husband's mistress - surnamed Chen, who is in her 20s - on the road.
From the clip, it is clearly seen that a blue car and a silver car meet head-on in the middle of a road.
None of the drivers were willing to give way.
Witnesses said the wife then alighted and walked over to Chen and tried to talk to her.
The wife kept scolding the younger woman and that she had destroyed her family but the latter just ignored her and turned up the volume of her radio, they said.
As Zhang headed back to her car, Chen, who was in the blue car, drove her vehicle into Zhang's twice.
She got out and tried to talk to her again but the mistress slammed into the car again, resulting in the wife falling onto the road.
When the wife stood up, the mistress drove straight towards her. However, Zhang moved to avoid the collision.
Then, the two cars disappeared from the CCTV view.
It is learnt that Chen was later arrested for intentional causing injuries to Zhang.
The situation at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kuantan threatened to turn ugly yesterday when there was a face-off between pro-Lynas (presumably UMNO members) and anti-Lynas groups. Even the Indera Mahkota MCA Youth Chief, David Choi, was not spared. Being supportive of the anti-Lynas group, he was kicked by some of the pro-Lynas supporters. When Fuziah Salleh, the MP for Kuantan, arrived to meet the International Atomic Energy Agency [IAEA] panel at the hotel, the pro-Lynas tried to stop her from entering the building and even demanded that her supporters remove their anti-Lynas t-shirts. As usual, it is always politics above all else, even to the extent of compromising the rakyat's safety.
Looking at those fellas in the pix above, if they have so much faith in UMNO for allowing such an project to take place in their own backyard, perhaps they should buy properties in Gebeng, and stay there.
AND UMNO IS STILL WONDERING WHY THE RAKYAT HAVE DECIDED NOT TO VOTE FOR THEM COME GE13!
The Najib administration will raise electricity rates by an average of 7.12 per cent beginning June 1 as part of its subsidy reduction exercise.
Power prices would rise by as much as 2.3 sen per kilowatt hour.
Domestic users who use less than 300kW unit per month will not be subjected to this new electricity pricing scheme, which is multi-tiered according to usage.
Officials said that this means that 44.4 million or 75 percent out of a total 5.94 million households would be unaffected by the new tariff.
For those using 301kW to 1000kW units, the tariff has been raised from 0.1 to 10 percent, or RM0.07 to RM30.30.
The waiving of electricity bill for those who record less than RM20 usage monthly would cease on December 2011.
Natural gas prices would also rise by RM3.00 per mmBtu every six months until it reached market levels by 2016, when its price would be fully floated.
The price charged by state oil company Petronas for power generation would rise to RM13.70 per mmBtu from RM10.70, officials said.
"I was one of the youth attending the gathering.I was invited to participate in sporting events. But it turned out to a political gathering. I was surprised to hear PM spoke like this. It is as if Malaysia is being threatened by external forces. PM thinks that youth is a bunch of fool. Why people said YES. It is not from the heart it is just the crowd response, just that nothing sincere about it."
There was a third person accompanying political analyst Abdul Razak Baginda and murdered Mongolian interpreter Altantuya Shariibuu on their travels in connection with the purchase of three French submarines by the Malaysian government.
Human rights NGO Suaram director Cynthia Gabriel told Malaysiakinitoday that the identity of the third person involved in the travels is being verified by French investigators.
Although 'a name' had come up during the probe, she said, it was too early to reveal the identity of the individual.
"Our lawyers have informed us that a third person's name came up during the investigations... the probe is going on, but it is still too early to determine who the person is," Gabriel (right) said.
It had been earlier been revealed that a company named Gifen, established in Malta by Jean-Marie Boivin, had intervened in negotiations for the purchase of the submarines to facilitate monetary transfers to finance Abdul Razak and Altantuya's travels.
The negotiations involved the sale of an Agosta and two Scorpene submarines to the Malaysian government under a RM4.3 billion (1 billion euro) contract inked in 2002 between Malaysia and DCNS, formerly known as DCN, a shipyard builder allied with Spanish warship builder Thalès.
It is uncertain whether this 'mysterious' personality could be the missing link in the murder of Altantuya, which has dogged Prime Minister Najib Razak since 2006. Gabriel declined to discuss this matter further.
Blown up with C4 explosives
In 2006, Altantuya, a translator and intermediary for the French submarines deal who was believed to be romantically linked with Razak, a close friend and adviser to Najib, was killed with C4 explosives at a jungle clearing in Shah Alam, Selangor.
Najib was then deputy prime minister and defence minister, while the two special task force officers convicted of murdering Altantuya were Najib's bodyguards.
Gabriel had revealed last month that there was not just one commission paid out but two others as well: a RM129 million (30 million euro) payment by DCNS to the commercial networks of Thalès as "commercial fees linked to the negotiations and the enactment of the contract" and another payment of RM10.8 million (2.5 million euro).
She said the second commission had reportedly been paid by Thalès to an intermediary, still unidentified, in order to convince the Malaysian government that it was necessary to have some more works initiated.
Although Suaram was yet to find out who this 'unidentified' intermediary was, Gabriel said Gifen had reportedly intervened in the negotiations to facilitate monetary transfers to finance the travels of Razak and Altantuya (right, pictured with her son).
Gabriel also said today that Suaram was planning massive fund-raising dinners in Penang and in Kuala Lumpur to support its legal fund.
The events would be held in July and the dates are yet to be confirmed.
She said the dinners would also serve as a platform for Suaram to reveal and explain the findings behind the December suit it filed in a Paris court against against French submarine maker DCNS for "active and passive corruption, trading of favours and abuse of corporate assets".
"The French lawyers who took up the case in Paris will be here to explain in detail and update the public on the findings and information we have got so far," she said.
"We would like members of the public to be aware of what is happening in the case, and that we must continue discussions and question the authorities on suspected corruption surrounding the matter," she added.
Initially, it was suspected that a bribe of RM492 million (114 million euro) had been paid by Amaris, a subsidiary of DCNS and Thalès, to "unidentified Malaysian officials" through a company called Perimekar.
The majority shareholder of Perimekar, officially created to "coordinate" the sale of submarines, is alleged to be Razak's wife.
The agreement to purchase two Scorpene submarines worth billions of dollars was signed when Najib became defence minister in 2002.
