Serious Shit business = Toilets Out Of Order Just 2 Days After Reopening Of The Parliament Building Renovation Worth RM600 Million!!

Comments – What is scared in Malaysia, nothing is scared as even the toilets where you clean your bowels are renovations of the scared toilet is a money making business. Yes the buffoons in charge do not use toilets to shit as they shit anywhere they can .I bet the toilets in their homes do not work but kept as status symbols. You can take the buffoons out from the jungle but you cannot take the jungle out of the buffoons

Shame and shame but do the corrupted BN cares, I guess not as they have been shitting where ever they like and it is second nature to them

A 5-year long renovation came to light and took place since 2012 in the Parliament Building after the infamous massive roof leaks and electrical wiring faults at the old building that hit the news headlines costs an enormous amount of RM600 million.

Great mug shot for a Toilet out of order

Picture source: Dewan Budaya

It hosted the first meeting of the fifth term of the 13th Parliament on March 6, this week. However, the toilets designated for staffs, reporter and visitors we flooded with water just two days after the reopening, this embarrassing situation happened in both male and female toilets. The water was stagnant and it had risen up to ankle level. yuckkk..

Picture source: China Press

I remember going to bathrooms in water parks to shower and change, and the floors there were always flooded during peak hours to shower, and I remembered how it irks me, I can just imagine how this would effect me.

The toilets had to be closed down in the afternoon to contain the situation. Nobody can use the toilets in the parliament, so where did the go to do their ”business’?

Not only did the toilet malfunction, the screens in the Parliament building that designated to live stream the meeting has no sound.

Reporters present at the Parliament meeting can only see MPs’ mouths moving but have absolutely no clue what they’re talking about. The purpose of the screen is to assist reporters to jot down notes from the meeting. But how can they do their job when they can’t hear anything??

“The newly renovated Parliament building will incorporate green technology such as installing solar panels, using recycled materials and installing centralized control center for better energy efficiency,” said Work Minister Fadillah Yusof. You did all that, but forgot to upgrade the toilets?

“Overall, I am satisfied with the renovation and upgrading works on preparations made,” Minister in Prime Minister’s Department, Datuk Seri Azalina Othman said during an inspection.

Fadillah said the cost of upgrading and renovating the Parliament building has increased by RM80 million as compared to the initial cost of RM520 million due to re-measurements and additional technical works which included a second chamber in the Parliament.

Well, now that most of their major renovation is done, they just gotta focus on renovating the toilets otherwise, staffs won’t be able to use the loo! At least the assembly hall looks more sophisticated and modern, with new chairs and tables decorated with wood carvings.

Picture source: The Malay Mail 

Enough of the hard working Chinese and Indians supporting the freeloaders in Malaysia

Comments – Yes it is high time the hard working Chinese and Indians should migrate to other countries where they are appreciated. Over here the Chinese and Indians pay 95% of the taxes to support the freeloaders who 99% from the dominant race and religion. Yes thank you Eddie Putra for highlighting this point. See how the freeloaders survive once the money is gone. 

Now once the money is gone , there will be a new industry which the freeloaders are good for . Lice picking from the arse and massage

Malaysia: A photographer explains why Chinese and Indians DON’T Deserve to stay in Malaysia!

Racial tensions in Malaysian are pretty real, so real that even if you start off a post, sentence or an essay with the sentence, “BANGSA CINA sama INDIA DON’T deserve to live in MALAYSIA anymore. Baik pigi lain tempat duduk. Sini tak bagus.” you’ll probably have people ready with pitchforks and their torches to come hurt you or even ready to type out a hate comment on your post!

The sentence that roughly translates into “The Chinese and Indian race don’t deserve to live in Malaysia anymore. It’s better if they go somewhere else to live, it’s not good here.” was actually posted by a photographer and social activist, Eddie Putera. However rough he started his Facebook post, it’s not what you think.

When I first read it, I thought to myself, “What is this guy trying to prove here?!?” but as I slowly read, he made a very clear point in the end which I recommend everyone to read.

You can read a small summary at the end of this article but below is as quoted from what he posted,

BANGSA CINA sama INDIA DON’T deserve to live in MALAYSIA anymore. Baik pigi lain tempat duduk. Sini tak bagus.

Masa wa sekolah rendah, wa punya emak suruh wa kawan sama Cina. Sebab dia tau, budak cina rajin baca buku. Wa sekolah sana Batu Road School, dekat dengan Tiong Nam ( Kawasan Cina ), Sentul ( Kawasan India ) dan Kampung Bharu ( Kawasan Melayu ) . Ramai anak anak cina dalam wa punya kelas. Top 10 students selalu nya anak Cina. So wa punya emak sudah tahu. Kalau wa kawan sama Cina, wa tarak banyak main sangat dalam kelas.

Wa punya emak pun suruh kawan sama India. Sebab dia tahu, wa minat main bola. School team punya captain pun India. So dia tahu kalau wa kawan sama India, petang petang wa mesti tarak pigi pertama complex ( Baru buka masa wa darjah 2 ) lepak.

Wa punya scout leader berbangsa Sikh. Keshmahinder Singh. Kita selalu hari sabtu bikin aktiviti scout. Tarak pigi mana mana lepak curi rambutan ka apa ka.

Wa lepas university, wa kerja satu computer company. Wa jadi salesman. Wa punya apak manyak marah sebab wa tamau kerja jadi architect. Wa punya taukey sama sales manager Cina. Nama boss busat wa Lim Seng Kok. Wa punya manager nama Timothy Teoh. Wa tarak gaji, wa makan kamisen saja. Dia orang tarak tengok wa punya Melayu bangsa. Dia orang tengok wa macam satu budak kurus, mau belajar cari makan. Semua kasi ajar.

So, masa tu memang bagus semua bangsa duduk sini Negara. Majority orang Cina bikin wang, kasi ekonomi kita naik tinggi. orang Melayu duduk sana pentadbiran dan make sure Negara Malaysia is managed properly. Orang India pun meniaga, dan provide support to the human resource and also think tank negara.

Semua tarak ada masalah. But that was then.

Sekarang ni ar, manyak ada pening kepala. Budak2 melayu kawan sama sendiri. Budak2 Cina sama orang Cina. Budak budak India pun sama. Lu tak percaya, lu pigi sana shopping mall tengok. Sudah jarang tengok satu gang 3 bangsa jalan sama sama. And owh, to make it worst, sudah kasi picah itu tempat IT. Orang melayu ada IT mall sendiri. What the puiii™ is this ?

Ada pula Melayu punya gang, pakai baju Merah, pigi sana padang, kasi hantam orang Cina. Pigi kacau tempat Cina meniaga. Apa pasal mau jadi sampai macam ni ?

Melayu sekarang sudah takut tengok itu Church. Diu Nia Seng. Dulu ar, budak Melayu pigi sekolah rendah sudah nampak Salib. Tak percaya tanya budak budak St Johns Institution. Wa punya adik sana Convent Bukit Nanas sekolah. Dia punya headmistress is a Nun pakai jubah punya. Tapi all of us are still ardent Moslems.

Melayu sekarang tengok kedai jual babi macam tengok hantu. Itu babi jadi taboo, macam kalau lu kasi bau itu asap babi, lu boleh jadi mati itu macam. Tuhan cakap jangan makan babi, tapi Tuhan tarak cakap, kasi hina babi atau orang makan babi.

So, wa ingat ar, Cina sama India boleh kasi plan mau cari lain tempat duduk la. Semua orang Cina sama India derma sikit wang, beli mana mana tempat dalam dunia, kasi bina satu negara baru. Ini tempat sudah tarak syok la.

You guys don’t deserve to be treated this bad.

And kalau lu orang ingat mau kasi chance Melayu pun chip in, share, tolong la invite wa sama. Wa pun mau pindah. Jom sama sama bikin Negara Baru. Kita hidup balik sama sama. Wa ingat ar, bukan wa sorang Melayu mau ikut lu orang. Ramai lagi kot yg mau chow.

Eddie makes a good point about the racial harmony in today’s time and age. He suggested that the both races he pointed out earlier should start collecting funds to buy a “new place in the world” to stay, all because “they don’t deserve to be treated this badly”. Jokingly adding that if they are willing to allow the Malays a chance to share the cost, they should invite him as he would like to move too.

“Let’s all go together to build this new country and live together in harmony once again. I don’t think I’m the only Malay who wants to join you, many more also want to leave.”

He claimed that racial harmony in the past was much more prevalent than it is now, adding that the Chinese helped make the country’s economy strong while the Malays made sure that the country was managed properly and the Indians, who also engaged in business, provided support to the country’s human resources and think tanks.

“But that was then. Now things have become a mess with the Malays sticking with the Malays, the Chinese sticking with the Chinese and the Indians also following suit, if you don’t believe me, just go to a shopping mall and you’ll see that it has become a rare sight for all three races to be hanging out together.” he added.

He added that Malays had also become overly sensitive and afraid of Christian churches and restaurants selling pork. Stating, “Malays have become afraid of seeing churches. Before this, Malays who went to primary schools had already been exposed to Christian crosses. If you don’t believe me, go and ask the kids from Saint John’s Institution. My younger sibling went to Convent Bukit Nanas where the headmistress was a nun dressed in robes. But all of us are still devout Muslims.”

His statements were jokingly funny but at the same with a handful of good truth that really shows us where our society has headed over the years. There isn’t anything political about his post, it may be racially sensitive to some but he isn’t lying about what he speaks.

Kudos to Eddie for speaking out about the serious social issues happening currently now in our country. What do you all think about his statements? Agree or disagree? Let us know and let your friends and family know about this. Cheers!

Getting rid of wife the Indian way - Indian Woman Burned Alive After Hospital Mistakenly Declares Her Dead

Comments – Happens very commonly – best way to get rid of wife or family members. Doctors can be bought fairly easily to sign death certificate. Read this “Her husband, Devesh Chaudhary, 23, took possession of the body and drove with some of his friends to a funeral pyre to cremate her” Why the hurry to cremate her. No ritual washing of the body or family members to morn her. Cold blooded murder by the husband and his friends, Must be some insurance money involved and do not forget the Doctor, because he signed the death certificate. Why surprised, no not surprised at all because in India you can get away literally with murder. Check his bank account.

Read more below and see highlighted suspicious happenings.

A husband was left horrified after his wife was burned alive. The horrific incident began after 24-year-old Rachna Sisodia of India, was brought into the hospital with fever, abdominal pain and palpitation at 8:00 a.m

Doctors at the Sharda hospital in Greater Noida treated her, but two days later, they declared her dead. The cause of death according to doctors was “cardiorespiratory arrest and acute respiratory distress syndrome.”

Her husband, Devesh Chaudhary, 23, took possession of the body and drove with some of his friends to a funeral pyre to cremate her.

During the cremation, someone claimed that the woman was still alive and dragged her from the funeral pyre. By that time, she had suffered burns to 70 percent of her body.

However, she showed no signs of life. The husband decided to not continue the cremation and the body was handed over for an autopsy.

A post-mortem examination found charred particles in her windpipe and lungs, proving that she was alive as the particles would not have been there unless she was breathing.

A police spokesman added: “This happens when someone is burnt alive. The particles go inside with the breath. If a person is dead, such particles cannot reach the lungs and the windpipe. So, the doctors concluded that the woman was burnt alive on the pyre.” 

In another development, the dead woman’s maternal uncle Kailash Singh has reportedly accused her husband and ten others of sexually assaulting and killing her.

Police are taking the accusations seriously but all the men have disappeared, they say.

However, the doctors at Sharda maintain that Rachna did in fact die at their hospital and post-mortem doctor Pankaj Mishra says he cannot even be sure that the body he examined was that of Rachna, due to the extent of the burns on it.

Devesh told local media, from an unknown location, that his in-laws were trying to frame him and his relatives in a bid to acquire his property.

Doctors have also preserved a piece of bone for conducting DNA tests, which was handed over to the police. They did not say when DNA test results would be available.

Read here Indian way to get rid of your wife

SEND TROOPS TO N.KOREA? FOR WHAT! FEARS OF SAFETY OF M’SIAN HOSTAGES IN PYONGYANG GROW AS JONG-NAM MURDER INQUIRY ‘TO TAKE LONGER THAN EXPECTED’

Comments – Do not see the world powers backing Malaysia and I think Malaysia thanks to Najib have screwed themselves into a very narrow dark hole.

NEW YORK— Malaysia has warned that an investigation into the murder of the North Korean leader’s half-brother “may take longer than what we hope,” as Pyongyang ally China said yesterday that no international action should be considered until it is finished.

Malaysia has said assassins used VX nerve agent, a chemical listed by the United Nations as a weapon of mass destruction, to kill Kim Jong-un’s estranged half-brother, Kim Jong-nam, at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on February 13.

“Due to the complexity and sensitivity of the case, investigation may take longer than what we hope for,” Ahmad Nazri Yusof, Malaysia’s permanent representative to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), told a meeting of The Hague-based body on Tuesday.

“The government of Malaysia will fully cooperate with the OPCW and other international organisations to bring the perpetrators to justice,” said Yusof, according to his statement posted on the OPCW website.

Under the Chemical Weapons Convention, OPCW states parties can “in cases of particular gravity” bring an issue to the attention of the UN Security Council and the UN General Assembly for possible action.

When asked if any action should be taken over the murder, China’s UN Ambassador Liu Jieyi said yesterday: “The investigation is still going on, I think we need to see how the process will lead and what the true situation is.”

The UN Security Council met behind closed doors yesterday to discuss North Korea’s launch on Monday of four ballistic missiles.

British UN Ambassador Matthew Rycroft, president of the 15-member council for March, said the accusation of the use of VX nerve agent was raised by some council members.

“It came up, but there was not a particular proposal for the Security Council to take any action at this stage,” he said.

US officials and South Korean intelligence suspect North Korean agents were behind the assassination of Kim Jong-nam, who had been living in Macau under China’s protection. He had spoken out publicly against his family’s dynastic rule of North Korea.

“We absolutely see no place for chemical weapons in any situation whatsoever, so it’s incredibly disturbing,” US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley told reporters after the Security Council meeting.

“It’s one more factor for us to consider and one more factor that we know is an issue as we’re dealing with how to possibly move forward with North Korea,” she said.

MEANWHILE, according to Malaysiakini:

The worst-case scenario following the Malaysia-North Korea diplomatic fallout is that Pyongyang may order the arrest of Malaysians in the Hermit Kingdom, an academician cautions.

If this were to happen, said University of Tasmania’s James Chin, it would send a signal that Pyongyang is willing to do whatever necessary to retrieve the body of the murdered Kim Jong-nam.

“Right now, they are not doing anything to Malaysians, who are not being allowed to leave the country,” Chin told Malaysiakini.

Chin based his speculation on reports related to terrorist activities that had taken place in several countries, in which North Korea was involved.

“North Korea is unpredictable; it does not follow normal rules, and it would be hard to negotiate with the North Korean regime. It would do crazy things.

“There were reports that the North Korean regime in the past had been involved in terrorism,” he said.

BBC has reported that North Korea has a long history of allegedly sending its agents overseas to carry out kidnappings, assassinations and bombings.

Pyongyang yesterday barred Malaysians there from leaving the republic, after North Korean envoy to Malaysia Kang Chol was expelled.

In response, Najib instructed police to bar all North Koreans from leaving Malaysia.

There are 11 Malaysians in North Korea, including embassy staff and their families.

It was also reported that approximately 1,000 North Korean citizens are in Malaysia, which until recently allowed North Koreans entry without visa.

Chin remained sceptical if the travel ban imposed by Putrajaya would mean anything to the communist dictatorship.

STILL ROOM FOR DIPLOMACY, NO NEED TO SEND IN TROOPS

Meanwhile, analyst Phoon Wing Keong said Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak has called North Korea’s move as holding the Malaysians hostage, in order to highlight the seriousness of the problem.

Malaysia is using this strategy to gain the support of the international community, in hope they would pressure Pyongyang to release the Malaysians, Phoon (photo) said.

The term ‘hostage’ would put North Korea in a bad light and suggest it has violated certain international norms by acting recklessly, he said.

Phoon explained that despite Malaysia’s tit-for-tat response to the barring of each other’s nationals, the international community and media do not classify the North Koreans in Malaysia as hostages, as they view Malaysia as only responding to what Pyongyang has done to Malaysians.

“The problem is, if Pyongyang would succumb easily to pressure and reprimand, then it is not the current regime (that we know),” he added.

It is too early to talk about Putrajaya sending people to rescue the 11 Malaysians stuck in North Korea, he added.

“I believe we have yet to come to that stage yet, we lack the condition from the aspect of defence (to launch a rescue mission),” he said.

This is totally different from the Iran hostage crisis in 1979, where 52 American diplomats and citizens were held hostage by a group of Iranian students who had taken over US Embassy in Tehran, he said.

“Iran and US clashed with each other from the aspect of politics and ideology, particularly after the Iranian Revolution.

“But Malaysia and North Korea have been friendly to each other, we even imposed visa-free entry for North Koreans before.

“We did not have clear sign of clashes against each other, until the murder of Kim Jong-nam,” he said.

“There is still (room) for diplomatic channels for us to resolve (the stalemate), we don’t have to resort to dramatic means by sending our troops there.

“And we lack such (military) strength to do so,” Phoon added.

— Reuters / MKINI