Picture below speaks volumes of false advisement
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Monday 27 February 2017
Selling Chicken Butt aka Chicken popcorn
Photo of Prime Minister and husband with Saudi King Salam and delegation.
Photo of Prime Minister and husband with Saudi King Salam and delegation.
Husband of PM very shy
Jamal Junos - UMNO's next big hope and only new leader to emerged in last 4 years
Update
Recently was talking to group of my friends and what an idiot Jamal Yunos aka Jamal Jamban was, but then have we were having fun bashing Jamal up and saying he is a clown and belongs in a fun fair or circus. One of my friends cut us off and told us that the idiots were us and not Jamal. We asked how come bro and he said Jamal have been pressing the right buttons and endearing himself to the UMNO crowd and was playing to the gallery with his various antics.
Jamal was at one time untouchable , but then the UMNO politicians
saw this loose cannon’s popularity sky rocking among the UMNO members and a
threat to their political careers so brakes were applied but I think the brakes
were applied too late. Jamal knows that they took him as a sucker and will not
be surprised he goes for UMNO youth leaders post or maybe he will try a shot
and he is within reach for a VP slot as UMNO is so devoid of heroes and he have
proved to his emperor he is a Hang Tuan and Not a Hang Jebat
Recently was talking to group of my friends and what an idiot Jamal Yunos aka Jamal Jamban was, but then have we were having fun bashing Jamal up and saying he is a clown and belongs in a fun fair or circus. One of my friends cut us off and told us that the idiots were us and not Jamal. We asked how come bro and he said Jamal have been pressing the right buttons and endearing himself to the UMNO crowd and was playing to the gallery with his various antics.
He is street smart and will not play to empty galleries. Come
UMNO elections, my friend said he will either go for the UMNO youth head post
or a Supreme council seat. When Jamal tested the political waters by tendering
his resignation, it was rejected by UMNO, as when they see potential talent,
they do not ignore the talent. UMNO have been devoid of new talent and also
daredevils like of the yesterdays.
Khairy , Hisamudin better watch out as this is one bullet
train who is not going to wait and will be a wrecker of many politicians
careers.
All this while he have plan his moves very careful and came
out in the forefront when others in UMNO were afraid too seen as bashful. All
the free publicity he have generated and a lot of UMNO members are his fans as
see in him the potential to take UMNO another step forward.
After this water protest , water tankers are deployed at the
mere announcement of a water cut and was surprised 10 water tankers were
deployed in USJ 4 area when the water cut announcement was made but then again
we were lucky the taps were still flowing and no need of the water tankers. But
knowing the water tankers were on standby gave a lot of comfort
Same with all other issues Jamal champion have seen
progress.
Thank you Jamal and even thou I do not like your racial
politics but you are spot on the current issues affecting the Selangor
residents. When doing a raid next time, please rope in the police and do it
legit
At least we can agree to disagree
AFTER 6 DECADES OF ‘SUPREMACY’, MALAYS STILL UNABLE TO CONTROL THEIR OWN DESTINY – WHY?
My comments - If they cannot figure out how they got into this mess ,than nobody can help them . The problem is when you do not enggage your brain to think , this happens. Hadi was correct about lost sheep but he forgot to say the whole race is a bunch of lost sheep as their Shepards are blind and clueless
This is from www.malaysia-chronicle.com
Read here AFTER 6 DECADES OF ‘SUPREMACY’, MALAYS STILL UNABLE TO CONTROL THEIR OWN DESTINY – WHY?
Hadi Awang, the PAS president, refers to some Muslims as “lost sheep”; ironically. this is a Christian metaphor. Hadi could be known as “a wolf in sheep’s clothing”.
Religious men have ‘corrupted’ the Malay mind, so that he is unable to accept any hard truths.
When you tell Malay parents to practice family planning, they will say, “Children are a gift from God”. When you tell the Malay that driving recklessly may cause an accident, he will say, “If it is God’s will, then so be it”.
What a pity that the hadith, “Seeking knowledge is obligatory upon every Muslim”, which when combined with the opportunity to correct one’s sins and mistakes to improve oneself, is lost on the Malay. Why are so many Malays recalcitrant?
Many Malays have difficulty in ‘opening up’ and acknowledging their shortcomings. The majority cannot distinguish between religion and culture. They confuse right with might. The more arrogant Malays think that the ‘special position’ mentioned in the constitution is synonymous with ‘special rights’. This is wrong!
If only the Malay would exercise his grey matter, he would have saved his community a lot of soul-searching, and the nation would possibly be more united, and have more racial tolerance.
If children are a gift from God, why does the child, or parent, treat his life as a cheap, worthless commodity?
The bicycling tragedy in Johor Baru was an accident waiting to happen. The police have unsuccessfully tried on numerous occasions to disperse the cyclists. The boys on their modified bikes quickly disappear at the first sign of a police car.
The cyclists should not be on the highway in the first place. Should not be bunched in the middle of the road, or congregate on the central divider. The boys should be in bed well before 3am, as they have school the next day. Instead, these boys, and some of their parents, expect public understanding.
These cyclists are mere Mat Rempits-in-training. In Kuala Lumpur, the Federal Territories Minister, Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, who probably claims to have the best brains in the Umno Baru think-tank, wants Mat Rempits to be allowed to race along certain residential roads. He should start the race on his street, or the street where the PM and other ministers live.
Some Malays fail to distinguish between quality and quantity, and large families are the bane of the Malays. The Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia (BR1M) payment is only a quick fix. The affirmative action policies do not appear to address the rising poverty in the Malay community.
In the olden days, high child mortality rates and poor provision of healthcare meant that children who survived beyond five years of age were rare. Large families addressed the shortage of labour in the fields, and the care of elderly parents.
Having a large family is not sustainable in today’s world. Whether they live in a town, or the village, children need a good education, good nutrition, a stable family life and love.
When Malays say that they want large families, it is just an excuse not to practise family planning.
When a Malay man demands a virgin bride, it is because he fears being told that his technique is rubbish.
When a Malay excuses his wrongdoings with “takdir tuhan” (Divine intervention) he is absolving himself of all responsibility.
It is time the Malays had a rethink, and learnt to be in control of their own destiny.
– M’kini
This is from www.malaysia-chronicle.com
Read here AFTER 6 DECADES OF ‘SUPREMACY’, MALAYS STILL UNABLE TO CONTROL THEIR OWN DESTINY – WHY?
Hadi Awang, the PAS president, refers to some Muslims as “lost sheep”; ironically. this is a Christian metaphor. Hadi could be known as “a wolf in sheep’s clothing”.
Religious men have ‘corrupted’ the Malay mind, so that he is unable to accept any hard truths.
When you tell Malay parents to practice family planning, they will say, “Children are a gift from God”. When you tell the Malay that driving recklessly may cause an accident, he will say, “If it is God’s will, then so be it”.
What a pity that the hadith, “Seeking knowledge is obligatory upon every Muslim”, which when combined with the opportunity to correct one’s sins and mistakes to improve oneself, is lost on the Malay. Why are so many Malays recalcitrant?
Many Malays have difficulty in ‘opening up’ and acknowledging their shortcomings. The majority cannot distinguish between religion and culture. They confuse right with might. The more arrogant Malays think that the ‘special position’ mentioned in the constitution is synonymous with ‘special rights’. This is wrong!
If only the Malay would exercise his grey matter, he would have saved his community a lot of soul-searching, and the nation would possibly be more united, and have more racial tolerance.
If children are a gift from God, why does the child, or parent, treat his life as a cheap, worthless commodity?
The bicycling tragedy in Johor Baru was an accident waiting to happen. The police have unsuccessfully tried on numerous occasions to disperse the cyclists. The boys on their modified bikes quickly disappear at the first sign of a police car.
The cyclists should not be on the highway in the first place. Should not be bunched in the middle of the road, or congregate on the central divider. The boys should be in bed well before 3am, as they have school the next day. Instead, these boys, and some of their parents, expect public understanding.
These cyclists are mere Mat Rempits-in-training. In Kuala Lumpur, the Federal Territories Minister, Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, who probably claims to have the best brains in the Umno Baru think-tank, wants Mat Rempits to be allowed to race along certain residential roads. He should start the race on his street, or the street where the PM and other ministers live.
If the boy meets with
an accident, the parent says that it is his takdir (destiny). There is no
mention of taking preventative measures, about playing safely within the
confines of the garden, or in the house.
Some Malays fail to distinguish between quality and quantity, and large families are the bane of the Malays. The Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia (BR1M) payment is only a quick fix. The affirmative action policies do not appear to address the rising poverty in the Malay community.
In the olden days, high child mortality rates and poor provision of healthcare meant that children who survived beyond five years of age were rare. Large families addressed the shortage of labour in the fields, and the care of elderly parents.
Having a large family is not sustainable in today’s world. Whether they live in a town, or the village, children need a good education, good nutrition, a stable family life and love.
When Malays say that they want large families, it is just an excuse not to practise family planning.
When a Malay man demands a virgin bride, it is because he fears being told that his technique is rubbish.
When a Malay excuses his wrongdoings with “takdir tuhan” (Divine intervention) he is absolving himself of all responsibility.
It is time the Malays had a rethink, and learnt to be in control of their own destiny.
– M’kini
Dedicated doc at Hospital Taiping will be dearly missed
My comments in Blue
I happen to know the doctor and he is one of the better Orthopaedic surgeons in the country and forcing a transfer on him will make him leave the Govenment Health service and join the private sector . Why these pen pushers in the government service so foolish.
Can read more on the link below
Dedicated doc at Hospital Taiping will be dearly missed
Below from www.freemalaysiatoday.com
Just when doctors recommended amputation, one orthopaedic surgeon stepped in to ensure my grandmother's leg was saved.
From: Rebecca Thomas via e-mail
My grandmother is a chronic diabetic, with a host of other medical problems and she nearly lost her life last June, if not for the dedicated support staff and the specialists of Hospital Taiping.
Some months back, she developed a diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) and since her blood glucose levels were not stabilised after being discharged from the ICU, the treatment of this DFU was a losing battle; instead of healing it just seemed to get worse and then a second wound developed on the top of her foot.
The doctors increased her insulin doses and we maintained tight controls of her food intake. We also made sure that her wounds were dressed every day, but still healing seemed to be extremely slow and she suffered excruciating pain in her leg.
Consultation with other orthopedic surgeons, brought pain and anguish to family members, as they concluded that amputation was the only solution.
All hope was almost lost until this orthopedic surgeon at Hospital Taiping, who took charge of her case, treated the wounds with utmost care and dedication.
Many other patients have also commented of his high standard of work ethic.
Today, her wounds are healing well but alas, we got news that this particular doctor is being transferred to another town. It is such a pity that Taiping Hospital is going to lose a dedicated doctor who cares dearly for his patients.
I hope that his transfer could be rescinded for the sake of his patients here.
Rebecca Thomas is an FMT reader.
I happen to know the doctor and he is one of the better Orthopaedic surgeons in the country and forcing a transfer on him will make him leave the Govenment Health service and join the private sector . Why these pen pushers in the government service so foolish.
Can read more on the link below
Dedicated doc at Hospital Taiping will be dearly missed
Below from www.freemalaysiatoday.com
Just when doctors recommended amputation, one orthopaedic surgeon stepped in to ensure my grandmother's leg was saved.
My grandmother is a chronic diabetic, with a host of other medical problems and she nearly lost her life last June, if not for the dedicated support staff and the specialists of Hospital Taiping.
Some months back, she developed a diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) and since her blood glucose levels were not stabilised after being discharged from the ICU, the treatment of this DFU was a losing battle; instead of healing it just seemed to get worse and then a second wound developed on the top of her foot.
The doctors increased her insulin doses and we maintained tight controls of her food intake. We also made sure that her wounds were dressed every day, but still healing seemed to be extremely slow and she suffered excruciating pain in her leg.
Consultation with other orthopedic surgeons, brought pain and anguish to family members, as they concluded that amputation was the only solution.
All hope was almost lost until this orthopedic surgeon at Hospital Taiping, who took charge of her case, treated the wounds with utmost care and dedication.
Many other patients have also commented of his high standard of work ethic.
Today, her wounds are healing well but alas, we got news that this particular doctor is being transferred to another town. It is such a pity that Taiping Hospital is going to lose a dedicated doctor who cares dearly for his patients.
I hope that his transfer could be rescinded for the sake of his patients here.
Rebecca Thomas is an FMT reader.
Hospital Lam Wah EeScolarship to pursue Diploma in Nursing at Lam Wah Ee Nursing College - Legit or not do not know
A friend forward this on Whatsapp and I thought is
worthwhile posting in this blogger because a lot of graduates graduating with
degrees cannot find employment. The reason cannot find employment is because
these degrees can only be used to apply for a civil service job and not
relevant to the real economy
The Whatsapp looks legit but do not know if the Scholarship
is legit. Best to try and see if scholarships are available
Hospital Lam Wah Ee Nursing course
Hospital Lam Wah Ee is offering a FULL 3-YEAR SPONSORSHIP & SCHOLARSHIP with GUARANTEED EMPLOYMENT to pursue Diploma in Nursing at Lam Wah Ee Nursing College. The College, registered with Ministry of Higher Education, has been conducting Nursing Programme for over 30 years with good track record of 100% passes. The Nursing programme is recognized by Ministry of Health, Malaysia Nursing Board and is Fully Accredited by Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA).
Entry requirements: - 5 credits in SPM(BM, English, Maths, Science & one other subject)
Benefit: - RM550 mthly allowance, twin sharing accommodation, meals, medical benefit & etc.
We are open for recruitment now. Males and females are encouraged to apply.
Pls contact 04-6528874 or log on to Hospital Lam Wah Ee
Price of gasoline at the Malysian Pumps - Rakyat Subsiding the government
Estimate cost of crude oil purchase , refining and Pump
price. I used the Overseas production cost data and it is more expensive in
terms of labour cost than the refining cost in Malaysia.
are paying their salaries. Do not take things
for granted and by courteous will dealing with the general public. If the General
public stops buying gasoline or buys less gasoline the civil service salary
will be in arrears. That is why when less money in the treasury , the
government raises gasoline prices to cover the shortfall and the civil servants
get paid.
Conversion 1 Gal to 4.546 liters
1.
Barrel
of crude oil has 42 US gallons and costs about $56 (RM 246.40).
2.
The
cost per gallon is USD1.33(RM 5.85 )
3.
Tax totals 0%, the non-processing cost is
about USD 1.33 ( RM 5.85) per Gallon
4.
People
(workers, management, engineers, etc.) add about 20 cents cost to each gallon
5.
The distribution and sales probably add another
25 or 30 cents per gallon.
6.
Now
the total is about USD 1.63 ( RM 7.17 ) per Gallon – cost 1 Liter RM 1.58
7.
If the gasoline sells for USD 2.37 – RM 10.46 (
RON 95 – RM 2.30 RON 97 – RM 2.60 Diesel RM 2.15 - Average RM 2.35 Including 6% GST ) - ( The processing costs (capital to build a
refinery, the energy to fire furnaces and create high pressure steam, waste
treatment and disposal) cost cannot be greater than about 18 to 20 cents per
gallon. In my opinion, this number may be a little high, but less than 8 cents
per gallon is unrealistic and 18 or 20 cents is about right
8.
Cost to
produce and sell USD 1.83 ( RM 8.05 )
9.
Prices
at Pump USD 2.37 – 10.46 including GST 6% ( Do not know of government taxes included
in the production and selling including GST 6% )
10.
Profit
USD 0.54 per gallon RM 2.38 per – Profit per liter RM 0.53
11.
Total
Fuel consumption 745,000 US Barrels per day = 142,244,340 Liters per day ( 2014
figures ) x Profit RM 0.53 cents = RM 75,389,500 per day x 365 days = RM 27,517,167,573
Profit per day ( Government hidden revenue as the Price to produce Gasoline RM
8.05 per liter including PETRONAS/ Shell , Exxon etc. cost and profits ) This
is 2014 figures and if Gasoline consumption have increase by 20% to 2016 than additional
of RM 5,503,433,514 in profits = estimate 2016 Profits RM 33,020,601,088
12.
1 cent
increase in Gasoline prices translates into RM 623,030,209 yearly or daily RM 1,706,932 Forecast
Price increase of RM.20 per Liter for Diesel , RON 95 and RON 97= Translates
into RM 34,138,640 daily and Yearly RM 12,460,603,600
13.
The
profits for the Petroleum derivatives from processing of crude oil –Engine oil,
Plastics Nylon, Chemicals etc. and all the production and sale of LPG not
included.
14.
Safe bet
Government makes a total of RM 60 to 70 Billion Ringgits from indirect taxes
and profits. The price at the pump is set by the government and this is taken
into calculation in the production and sale price of gasoline from the major
producers and all extra pricing is government revenue. The government is the
wholesaler as the producers sell the Gasoline at a set price and then the
government sets another price and takes the profits
World.bymap.org/OilConsumption
http://oilindependents.org/gasoline-prices-oil-production-not-your-5-second-sound-bite-2/
http://www.iea.org/publications/freepublications/publication/FeaturedInsights_AlternativeFuel_FINAL.pdf
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