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]
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
The mayhem at Plaza Low Yat, it's all about $$$$
Like I have mentioned in my earlier posting, the trouble that took place at Plaza Low Yat was more than meet the eye. It is all about money, money, money ... and certainly not the Lenovo smart phone.
Read full article here.
Read full article here.
An asteroid named after her
Out of the stink of last weekend's fiasco at Plaza Low Yat, here is an event that comes out smelling like a rose. Our heartfelt congratulations to Faye Jong Sow Fei for having an asteroid named after her by NASA.
While we are busy making the country proud, we have others who spare no efforts in dragging the country down the gutter.
Read full news article here.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Racial riot? It is more like a distraction.
Many people claimed that the recent incident at Low Yat Plaza was racial in nature, but I doubt it.
Not so long ago in Klang, there was a case of a snatch thief (read Malay) whose victim was an old lady (read Malay). Five men (read Chinese) who were having a bak-kut-teh meal at a nearby shop, quickly gave chase, caught the thief and beat the life out of him. They were later arrested by the police and remanded. How is it that no Malay mob turn up to exact revenge for the snatch thief? Why was it not categorised as a racial event then? Isn't this case more or less the same as the incident at Low Yat Plaza? I suspect that this is a premeditated act as no one could muster such a big group of near 100 people within a short time, and conveniently they all happened to be from Perkida unless this NGO coincidentally happened to be having their buka puasa gathering nearby? I suspect an 'agent provocateur' was sent in to cause trouble, while the rest lurked in the vicinity of the building waiting for the signal to act. Why such a scheme was carried out, are reasons best known to them. Furthermore, I am not an authority on smart phones, but do fake Lenovo phones exist in the market? If no, how could they claim that the phone sold to the 'thief' was a fake? On top of that, this is the holy month of Ramadan. What were these blokes doing in an area like Bukit Bintang anyway where all businesses considered haram operate there?
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