A government holding a protest rally? This is real weird ....

You know what. This is the first time in the history of our country or for that matter in any country, that a government has to hold rallies to protest against the people who want an end to corruption and a demand for fair elections, from the same government.

Am I missing something here??????

And to lead the charge is none other than you know who from the UMNO government.  If this is not weird enough, he is even showing the ISIS one finger sign.  What they will do to get the attention.

To all my fellow Malaysians, .....

Tony Abbot says goodbye

This is how a kafir PM of a kafir country , who had been kicked out, reacted to his removal.

No fuss. No sacking anybody. No blaming the illuminatis, the yahoodzah et al.

And no shouting, no screaming, no red shirt rally, no decree from the Priest saying it is haram to do so, no hiding, no back-door arrival, no nothing.

He just stood there, stone-faced and said bye bye.

Tony Abbott delivers his final statement as Australia's Prime Minister after being stripped of the prime ministership.

[Quote]

Thank you for being here.

This is not an easy day for many people in this building. Leadership changes are never easy for our country. My pledge today is to make this change as easy as I can.

There will be no wrecking, no undermining and no sniping. I've never leaked or backgrounded against anyone and I certainly won't start now.

Our country deserves better than that.

I want our government and our country to succeed. I always have and I always will. I've consistently said in opposition and in government that being the prime minister is not an end in itself; it's about the people you serve. The great privilege that I have had is to see the wonder of this country like few others. And I want to thank the Australian people for giving me the honour to serve.

Yes, this is a tough day, but when you join the game, you accept the rules. I've held true to what I've believed and I'm proud of what we've achieved over the past two years.

[End quote]

By Art Harun.

The Red Shirts 'Maruah' rally, much ado over nothing?

I am trying hard to look at the positive side of things especially with the dawn of the Sept 16 rally by the Red Shirts. I may be wrong, but do correct me if I am, that nothing will come out of the Sept 16 gathering.

Basically, I look at it as nothing more than a 'kiasu' syndrome that they just simply want to outbeat Bersih 4.0 in numbers more than a 'save the Malay maruah' idea. If it was the latter, they should actually train the barrel of their guns at Najib because this fella is currently doing a good job in the 'maruah' area.

As much as a lot of sabre rattling have been going on for almost a week now, it will continue to be just that ..... more sabre rattling. The reasons being ...

1. If they had intended to start a riot and cause harm to members of the public, they would not have openly announce their intentions, and days ahead too.

2. By rioting, they may cause an international incident which Najib can ill afford. Would they know the difference between a Japanese, PRC Chinese, Korean, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino Chinese, Hongkies to a local Chinese? If one of them is affected, especially those from the PRC, the roof will just cave in onto these morons.

3. The riot would also cause more foreign investors to pull out of the country and invest elsewhere. Already, there are signs that many such companies have left Malaysia. How much more is the govt prepared to lose.

4. The ringgit is now at RM4.36 level. Any incident could cause the ringgit to drop sharply to even RM5.00 which is not impossible.

5. The Red Shirt sabre rattling, as far as I can see, is to send out a warning to Bersih 2.0 not to organise further rallies, in which Bersih 5.0 was talked about should Najib refused to step down.

6. Many Malays working in Chinese companies may even lose their jobs which at the moment is most unlikely. But would the Red Shirts want to take a chance?

7. Unlike May 13 (in which I was nearly killed, not by the Malays, but by the Chinese, but saved by the Malays), today's situation is a whole lot different as it involves a sizeable chunk of the Malay population on the side of right.

8. Unlike 1969, we are now globally connected, and you know what that means

If at all Najib does not want to step down due to the 1MDB scandal, we citizens can do our part by coming out in full force for GE14 to exercise our rights.

Short of the above, might as well stay indoor due to the haze.

The new explosive report on Altantuya by Al Jazeera.

And this is the reply from the Prime Minister's Office.

Remembering the loved ones who were lost 14 years ago.

Security deployment by shopping mall on September 16.

UNBELIEVABLE! Not since 1969 -- 46 years ago -- has there been cause for such concern! How exactly are the staff of shops, restaurants etc, all over the Bukit Bintang area, to react to this worrying state of affairs. These folks are ordinary wage earners, who have to show up for work even if they are scared. Who would not be scared given the brazen and poorly veiled "threats" flying fast and furious across social media, as they were meant to by those who put them out there?

"For security measures, we request all tenants with street front access from Jalan Bukit Bintang to keep the door locked on that day...our mall has an emergency plan in place for civil disturbance. If activated, the mall will be closed temporarily for safety purposes and an evacuation exercise may take place, if deemed necessary."

Furthermore, anyone who do anything stupid on 16th Sept 2015 will cause the economy to collapse. Look at the US Dollar. If there is mess on 16th Sept 2015, on 17th Sept 2015 it will be RM5 or RM6 for 1USD.  Foreign investors already pulling out. Bolehland is doomed.