If only the North Koreans knew we Malaysia have a secret weapon and high tech response team - Don't play Play with our Jaguh Kampungs

Updated March 13,2017

If only the North Koreans knew we Malaysia have a secret weapon and high tech response team, they would have had second thoughts about messing up with Malaysia. Maybe the photo of our secret weapon will put fear in North Korean Dear junior leader’s heart and if that fail then nobody can help us, as this will be like the Tehran hostage crisis but now with Malaysian hostages and in Pyongyang 

And from the Super Malaysian Justice league super heroes Bom atom and team 

And our own secret response team

And super-secret Missiles program

How Malaysia stack up against North Korea

Remember How Malaysia's BN Elite Are Happy To Take Slaves From North Korea

Comments – What else is new and the North Koreans were not the first slaves in Malaysia there were Indonesians, and then came the Thais / Suluks and then Banglas, Nepalis, The Indonesian, Cambodian maids who work like slaves.  There are too many untold stories from the slaves about the maltreatments they get from Malaysian employers , the beatings , the starving , the killing of workers by employers and so on Read more below one of the horror stories . 

Already Malaysia is getting away with a lot of Illegal things and the world is turning a blind eye

Tenagita urges Cambodia to stop sending maids to Malaysia Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2011/08/12/tenagita-urges-cambodia-to-stop-sending-maids-to-malaysia/#sUpbooPrjRx8tfO4.99

Remember How Malaysia's BN Elite Are Happy To Take Slaves From North Korea

9 March 2017

 From Sarawak Report

Kudos to Malaysia’s law enforcement officers, who got rapidly to the bottom of the North Korean assassination case last month – just as they got to the bottom of other cases such as 1MDB.

Now the familiar crackdown begins, as Parliamentarians are told they cannot discuss the matter by the very people they are supposed to hold to account, i.e. Ministers.

Of course, North Korea is a particularly scary and difficult place to deal with and there are some Malaysian citizens at risk behind its borders, so treading carefully with this ally of Malaysia’s new economic boss makes sense.  That boss is China, which bailed Najib out of his 1MDB debt crisis through a corruptly inflated construction contract.

A diplomatic fudge can be expected soon and if that means ignoring much of the detective work of Malaysia’s law enforcers and allowing perpetrators to be let scott free no one should be surprised.

North Korea’s slaves are making BN masters rich

Meanwhile, everyone has known for decades just what North Korea’s terrible regime is like and how it treats its people.  Generally acknowledged for holding the worst human rights record on the planet this horrible government willingly trades its people as slaves to anyone who will take on the super-cheap labour.

Malaysia under this present government has been one of the few countries to have done so and has been publicly shamed by the UN for exploiting North Korean slave labour in coal mines in Sarawak in particular.

So BN should refrain from attempting to take any moral high-ground out of this crisis.  Malaysia is also one of the few countries that allows relatively free visa access to North Korea (which makes the acquiring of all that super-cheap labour all the easier) and this was one reason why the deadly murder events took place in KL’s own international airport.

There is a key shocking aspect to the use of these slaves in Malaysia.  When the ‘Lucky Hill’ coal mine disaster occured in Sarawak and scores of North Korean slave workers were killed or injured, Sarawak Report discovered that the directors and shareholders of this company were, predictably, family members of BN’s political elite, who had handed themselves the concession and then were using slaves from abroad to exploit it.

Not only were the Taib family well stuck into this lucrative coal project, but the other major shareholder was the brother of Abang Johari, who is now Sarawak’s new Chief Minister.

BN politicians may try to earn plaudits now by fronting up Pyongyang, but they have exploited the situation with that dreadful regime to put money in their pockets for years and years, thereby opening up Malaysian territory to the sort of murderous activity that occured at KL International Airport.

Public Service announcement - Woman with rare ailment seeks funds for foundation

Public Service announcement

The aim is to provide surgery subsidies for patients of NF2.

Woman with rare ailment seeks funds for foundation

PETALING JAYA: Being deaf and practically blind has not deterred Yvonne Foong from aiming to set up a foundation to help people stricken with the rare genetic condition she is suffering from.

The 31-year-old author and motivational speaker is currently seeking to attract sponsors and raise funds for the foundation, which she will set up in the United States in collaboration with the KECK School of Medicine at the University of Southern California.

The foundation aims to provide subsidies of up to 65% of surgery costs for patients of Neurofinromatosis Type 2 (NF2), the disease she suffers from. The aid will be available to NF2 patients anywhere in the world.

Foong was diagnosed with NF2 when she was 16 and has since undergone 20 neurosurgeries.

At the age of 19, she wrote a book titled I’m Not Sick, Just a Bit Unwell to raise funds for her treatment in the US.

“I managed to raise RM230,000 within 10 months,” she said. “So I have since continued to raise funds that way.”

She’ll be speaking today at the Federal Academy of Ballet in Petaling Jaya, where she used to be a student. She told FMT she had completed writing her second book and would promote it during the talk.

“I want to show that I have lived an active life, a life with no regrets,” she said.

“If I don’t tell my life story, many people won’t understand my situation. Many think I was born strong but that’s not true. I was weak before too and I have suffered. But I learnt to be strong eventually.”

Why are we entangled in Saudi-led war? and why of all Malaysia which is thousands of miles away and have no shared history

Comments – Yes why get involved in a war when it is none of our business. The Arabs, Jews and the Persians have been fighting among themselves for thousands of years. With our porous borders and heaven for the mad kinds of sub-humans from Middle- East, soon they will be opening another front here in Malaysia and fighting among themselves and Malaysians will be collateral damage.  The police will be all overwhelmed trying to keep tract and arrest these idiots from Middle-east. Best start cancelling their visas now.

These Idiotic sub-humans do not have the brain capacity to reasoning because of their genetic inbreeding among themselves and the belief that life after death is why they were born in this world.

Soon Malaysia will look like any god forsaken country from the Middle-East where God have given up on these sub-Humans 

KUALA LUMPUR: A retired brigadier-general has called for a review of the government’s decision to deploy Malaysian soldiers to Saudi Arabia, saying it could have repercussions on Malaysia’s security.

Retired brigadier-general fears threat to Malaysia's security.

Speaking to FMT, Mohd Arshad Raji, who last served as the Royal Malaysian Army’s Chief of Staff for Field Headquarters, said he feared that Malaysia’s involvement in the Saudi-led military campaign against Yemen could provoke reactions from elements disagreeing with the campaign.

“When it comes to the involvement of our military overseas, we have to be cautious,” he said. “If it’s for humanitarian reasons and peacekeeping missions, then it’s fine. But I’m at a loss as to why we are sending people to that side of the world. I think we have enough problems in our own region.”

The campaign stretches back to March 2015 with the Saudis backing of Yemen President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi against Houthi rebels, who seized the Yemeni capital of Sanaa and other parts of the country.

The Saudi-led coalition includes Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates with some support from Egypt, Jordan, Morocco and Sudan. But a recent United Nations report said the United States was offering logistical support and intelligence activities and that officers from Britain, France and Malaysia were also working at the coalition’s headquarters in Riyadh.

Arshad said Malaysia should follow the example of Britain when it came to the deployment of troops.

He noted that any proposal to deploy British troops to other countries would be debated in parliament so that the public would be in the know.

A soldier is someone’s son or father or brother,” he said. “The public has a right to know where we are sending our soldiers and why.”

Recently, in the wake of the UN report, Parti Amanah Negara told Putrajaya to come clean on whether Malaysia had joined the Saudi-led military campaign in Yemen.

The Defence Ministry is on record as having denied that Malaysian troops were involved, describing the allegations as baseless and slanderous.

The ministry said Malaysian soldiers had been sent to Saudi Arabia to prepare them for duties they might need to undertake, such as moving Malaysians out of Yemen if the need arose.

It added that the armed forces had been invited by Saudi Arabia to take part in its Northern Thunder military exercise, which was meant to foster unity among Muslim countries, not focus on military operations in Yemen.

Nomination for Nobel Peace Price 2017 - President Uruguay poor in worldly wealth but reach in spiritual wealth and in Giving to help the Poor

President Uruguay poor in worldly wealth but reach in spiritual wealth and in Giving to help the Poor. He should be nominated for Nobel Peace Prize 2017r

Taking a rest today on the post today

Taking a rest to day on the post today and maybe another 2 or 3 post tomorrow and then back full speed on Monday. If have anything interesting which needs attention, please email to benhurplugup@gmail.com and I will post it on this blog

GE14 RED ALERT? LEAKED MEMO FREEZING LEAVE OF GOVT STAFF GOES VIRAL

Updated with Copy of letter see below

My Comment s- PRU – GE14 Elections April – May 2017, Yes very Big possibility because Oil at high of USD 57 start of March 2017 is going for a crash as of today it is below USD 50. In coming days it is going for a free fall, price projected end of March 2017 below USD 40. This is really shooting a big hole in the ability of the government to raise cash for day to day running of the government and the all-important Payroll for the Civil service. Only way to raise more Ringgits will be weaken the Ringgit against of USD. The projected fall in Oil prices have been already 10% and will worsen to 25% and Ringgit must also fall another 20-25% to compensate in fall of the crude oil price. That means the ringgit have to breach the exchange rate of USD 1 to RM 5 this March or April 2017. This is going to have a very negative effect on Ringgit as the brakes will be off and once the RM 5 redline is crossed , the Ringgit is not time will be exchanged with Thai Baht 1 to 1.

So what to do, better call elections now and paint a rosy picture of the economy and spend the cash (borrowed cash) to woo the electoral voters and give BN a victory. This is going to be a fast hit and run elections, and the opposition will be caught sleeping. PAS is BN secret weapon

Better get your rain coats on as when shit hits the fan, it is going to splatter big time and will hit almost everybody. Another Asian currency on the way but this time created intentionally to save Najib his cronies oops also first wife 

Or maybe the Government is going to war with the North Koreans or worse outsourcing our civil servants to Saudi Arabia

PUTRAJAY -: A letter issued by the Information Department that it has frozen all personal overseas trips for staff effective May 1, is an internal circular.

The memo, dated Feb 28, was uploaded to a social media account and has gone viral on platforms such as Facebook and WhatsApp.

The letter states that all Information Department officers and staff will have their personal overseas trips frozen to prepare for the 14th general election.

Information Department director-general Datuk Ibrahim Abd Rahman said the circular was sent to remind officers wishing to go abroad for private holidays or personal matters to make their applications in advance.

“This is to avoid staff (being absent) when the department needs them to focus on the department’s activities and official government programs.

“The department is involved in various national activities, which include National Day, the SEA Games, the King’s coronation, advocacy activities, public engagement and government’s policy marketing.

“It is the responsibility of the department to help the Election Commission in ensuring a smooth democratic process by running the voting campaigns and educating the public on voting procedures and methods through the media,” he said in a statement today.

Ibrahim added that it is the department’s ultimate responsibility to disseminate information on the government’s policies.

It is normal to issue such a circular a year before Parliament is dissolved to remind all staff to be prepared for the election.

“Some personnel and officers (would) reserve flight tickets a year before the date of their flight because of the cheap rate. When their leave application is not approved, they will appeal using the excuse that they have booked their flight tickets.

“Due to the busy schedule and many official programs organized by the government and department, the circular to freeze personal overseas trips is only meant for Information Department staff. It does not involve other civil servants,” he said.

Ibrahim said staff can still travel domestically, and can apply to do so through their respective division heads and directors.

He said the freeze will not affect those who have been offered to perform haj or umrah.

“And for those who need to go overseas for (important or emergency) reasons, (their applications) can still be considered based on merit. For instance, the death of family members,” Ibrahim added.

– NST