Najib Runs Out Of Panic Buttons – 92-Year-Old Mahathir Could Return As PM Again

Najib son of Razak tries to put on a brave face. Initially, he tried but couldn’t. It would take hours for the PR team at Putrajaya to “train” the Malaysian prime minister – psychologically and mentally – not to look nervous and panic. They found that the best way is for Mr. Najib to smile – a lot– so that the UMNO warlords would not see how worry their big boss really is.

So from now onwards, expect to see tons of smiles from Najib Razak, as if he was on heavy makeup like a clown would normally put. In reality, Prime Minister Najib Razak is fabulously panicked and terrified. He hadn’t seen this coming. His greatest enemies – opposition de-facto leader Anwar Ibrahim and mentor-turned-enemy Mahathir Mohamad have joined forces – for real!

True, in politics there are no permanent friends or enemies, only permanent interests. Still, the “bad blood” between Mr. Anwar and Mr. Mahathir was so thick that not even Taylor Swift’s song could melt it. After all, it was then Prime Minister Mahathir who accused and declared his Deputy Prime Minister Anwar guilty of sodomy and homosexual acts, essentially thrown him in jail.

For Anwar and Mahathir to kiss and become a tag-team (again) since 1998, it speaks volumes about a bigger and nastier enemy – Najib Razak. But were Anwar and Mahathir saints in the first place? Let’s call a spade a space. Both individuals practiced corruption, nepotism, cronyism and even racism when they were on the throne of powers.

However, at least when Anwar and Mahathir plunder the national coffers, they made sure for every dollar they took, the country could generate two dollars. On the contrary, Najib and Auntie Rosie will take two dollars for every dollar their regime could generate. That’s why the country’s foreign debt is approaching RM1-trillion. But that’s not the worst part.

The worst part is despite abolishing subsidies for petrol, diesel, sugar, cooking oil, electricity tariffs, water and whatnot, Najib regime somehow still couldn’t find the money to run the government efficiently. The son of Razak practically steals rice from a beggar’s bowl when he introduced 6% GST (goods and services tax) on 1 April 2015.

By jailing Anwar Ibrahim (for the second time for the same crime of sodomy), and bribed the so-called God-fearing PAS (Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party) with RM90 million, Najib thought the opposition was toast. Now with the emergence of Mahathir driving a new opposition coalition – Pakatan Harapan (Hope’s Pact) – Najib regime has plunged into panic and disarray.

How can you tell that Najib’s Barisan Nasional (National Front) coalition is running out of panic buttons to push? It’s simple: look at the reaction of the prime minister’s bootlickers. When Mahathir finally revealed (over the weekend) the opposition coalition’s new logo, flag and leadership structure, Najib’s top bootlicker Salleh Said Keruak went ballistic babbling about DAP not holding any top positions.

Like it or not, the 92-year-old old fox Mahathir has demonstrated his awesome political skills once again. It was by design that DAP was deliberately not included in the top three positions in Pakatan Harapan’s new line-up. Anwar would probably put a Malay from PKR, an Islamic spiritual leader from PAS and a Chinese from DAP, just to satisfy everyone.

As a former prime minister who had ruled for 22 years, Mahathir knew the next 14th general election, which will have to happen on or before 24 August 2018, will be fought based on racial cards. Najib will run a campaign so racist that it would make Donald Trump looks like he was a long lost brother of King Salman. Therefore, rural ethnic-Malay voters cannot be spooked by Chinese in the line-up.

That explains why Mr. Salleh Said Keruak was so upset that no Chinese DAP was in the line-up. Mahathir was named as chairman while Anwar was declared de-facto leader. Anwar’s wife, Wan Azizah, was proclaimed president of the opposition coalition. All three are Malay-Muslims to convince the folks in Malay villages that the coming election is a fight among Malay-Muslims.

By putting DAP at backstage, retired Mahathir could lead an easier charge against super-corrupt Najib without having to worry about allegations that ethnic-Chinese is taking over the country. After all, how could a Chinese becomes prime minister when the top three positions in Pakatan Harapan’s new line-up are made up of Malay-Muslims?

The clearest sign pointing to Najib’s panic mode was when the prime minister himself, supposedly very confident of winning big in the 14th nationwide election, had to travel hundreds of kilometres away at night to Sembrong in the state of Johor practically begging and bribing for votes. He brought along heavyweights like Hishammuddin Hussein and Deputy PM Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

It would be just an ordinary Hari Raya open house if not for the fact that Sembrong is the parliamentary seat of Najib’s cousin Hishammuddin. The defence minister won the seat in 2013 with a majority of 10,631 votes or 63.7% of total votes. It has been UMNO’s traditional stronghold. Using his favourite “you help me, I help you” tactic to fish for votes, was Najib signalling that even Sembrong could fall?

The battle has actually begun, even before Mr. Najib could call for a snap election. While Mahathir has declared that the highly unpopular GST would be scrapped, Najib’s shining star Khairy Jamaluddin (Youth and Sports Minister) plays with another racist topic – provoking the sensitive issue of abolishing vernacular school – hoping it would start a Malay-vs-Chinese war.

Nazri Aziz, the badass who was the most racist minister under previous Mahathir administration, also went bonkers by suggesting both Mahathir and Anwar would kill each other. When even Nazri was speechless that both enemies could become best friends again, you don’t need a rocket scientist to tell how terrified and panicked Najib and his boys are.

Heck, Mr. Nazri was so worry with the latest development that he actually suggested Jamal Yunos, a gangster who tried to terrorize Chinatown but was stopped by China’s ambassador to Malaysia Huang Huikang, should be made UMNO Youth Chief. Has UMNO run out of talents or was Nazri running Najib’s errand of preparing for racial riots, in case they lose?

PM Najib had the cheek to shamelessly declare that the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) is a gift to the people, when in fact the mega project was built using taxpayers’ money. He should instead prove that Saudi Arabia had indeed “gifted” him with US$700 million cash. Likewise, his wife should prove that she hadn’t purchased a RM117 million 22-carat pink diamond necklace using money siphoned from 1MDB.

Anwar Ibrahim had his opportunity but failed to capture the federal government in 2013. Now, Mahathir is the only person left who could charm the simple-minded Malay folks. With Chinese votes basically in the bag, the battle is for Malay support. UMNO insiders were so panicked that the party has started the racial rhetoric last weekend, right after the revelation of Pakatan Harapan’s new leadership structure.

It would be hard for Najib to justify that Mahathir is on a mission to destroy the Malays. However, it would be quite easy for Mahathir to justify that Najib has stolen billions of dollars of Malays’ money. Thanks to 1MDB and Felda scandals, not to mention GST and rising cost of living, Mahathir might be able to convince the Malays that Thief-in-Chief Najib should not even be allowed to own fish as pets.

Innocent Malays losing out in the land of Malays to the robber Malays

This Is What The Malays Have Become, After GTP, ETP, Transformasi, Boston, McKinsey, GLC, High Income Economy, Entah Apa Lagi

MO1's Budget this year clearly shows what has become and what is becoming of the fate of the Malays.

Just by looking at the  classifications and allocations   used in the Budget you can  map out the existence of the Malays.  And all this is a result of using handouts and easy money as economic policy.

The first one is this comment by Najib :
PM tells poor M'sians to be Uber drivers  : More M'sians, B40 (Bottom 40) group should be Uber drivers Najib said; recommends M'sians to enter ride-sharing service to earn extra; down payment using BR1M, rebate RM4k for Proton Iriz,  Najib added.

This is a new classification. This is the first time I am hearing about B40 or Bottom 40.  Lets not bullshit ok - the vast majority of these B40 are the Malays. During Dr Mahathir's time we did not have this special classification called B40. At that time the whole country was on its way out of any classifications.

But under Najib, and since Badawi too, we have almost a  new racial grouping. Keturunan : B40.   So what happened to High Income Economy? RM6000 household income and all that crap? Penipu !

And what does Najib want the B40 to do? He wants them to become Uber taxi drivers !!  Mampus lah hangpa. Thats all the future your own pemimpin sees for his own race. Become taxi drivers.  The PM suggests that becoming a taxi driver should be a growth industry for the Malays.

Then the Budget has "BR1M will benefit 7 million; allocation of RM6.8bil".

Again this is largely a Malay thing. This is direct giving of 'alms for the poor' or  'sedekah bagi pengemis'.  Najib has made beggars out of the people. Thats what it is.  RM83.33 'sedekah' per month. This is a ridiculous figure. It does not make any difference in your life. No beggar can beg his way out of poverty.   The fact that the PM can proudly brag about 7 million mostly Malays being this poor is evidence enough that his brain is seriously twisted. Najib is making receiving BR1M another growth industry for the Malays.

Then lets look at this figure :

* Only 2.1 million income tax payers out of 14.6 million of country's total workforce.

This means that 12.5 million workers either avoid paying taxes or they fall below the minimum RM3000 monthly income threshold to pay any income taxes. I think it is the latter.  And for sure 12.5 million workers DO NOT belong in that RM6000 household income group.  They are certainly NOT high income.  And these will be overwhelmingly Malays.

There are 30 million people in the country.  Say 70% are Malays. Thats 21 million people. About seven million are Chinese. Another two million Indians and Lain2. For certain the numbers of Malay taxpayers is proportionately very small. The amount of taxes they pay will also be proportionately small.

So 2.1 million taxpayers are paying taxes that fill the Treasury, including paying salaries for 1.6 million Civil Servants, who are again over 90% Malays.

Alamak ! What if these 2.1 million 'taxpayers' take up Ikan Bakar's advice and migrate? Will it miraculously improve the gomen's tax revenues?  Will the gomen's finances go from hutang gila babi (oops ...gila khinzir)  to  huge budget surpluses?  I dont think so.

All the mollycoddling has NOT increased substantially the numbers of Malay taxpayers who can pay their own taxes and sustain their own wellbeing in the economy.  It should be the target of policy making to increase the numbers of Malays beyond the tax paying threshold.  But right now the growth industry for Malays is driving taxis and lining up for cash handouts.

Fully Paid Study Leave with scholarship to Support Group
Quarantine leave up to five days without record for public servants
Computer loan facility for public servants
motorcycle loan for public servants from RM5,000 to RM10,000.
civil servant’s housing loans
30,000 units of Perumahan Penjawat Awam 1Msia

This is another growth industry for the Malays. They make up the huge bulk of public servants, maybe over 90%

of 1.6 million public servants. Considering that gomen does not function too well, economic growth is slowing, revenue collection is dwindling you know that far too many public servants are sleeping on the job. All the indexes are haywire. Corruption index up, education index down, food poisoning index up, sports achievement index down, sports ministry budget up, health ministry budget down, integrity index down, curi index up, religious tolerance index down, religious extremism index up etc. The gomen is not functioning.

Or, if you have too many public servants, then the job becomes a place to sleep. Or a place to minum teh at 9am, 10:30am, 3pm, 4pm. Or sembahyang at 8am, 12:30pm, 3pm, 4pm. Or 'pi mesyuarat' 8:30am till 4pm.  The best years of a human beings life are spent producing not much. Or nothing at all.

Yet the gomen is giving more and more goodies to the civil servants. The reason is obvious - to buy their support. Make them indebted. Rule 1 of colonialism : keep them barefooted and dumb. Rule 1A : give them whiskey / opium / religion and keep their minds 'befogged'.

A compliant civil service is another growth industry for the Malays being promoted by the gomen.

The next growth industry for the Malays (in the Budget) is food catering and food hawkers' business.

RM1.1bil for Hostel Meal Assistance Programme for 365,000 students.
RM300mil for 1Malaysia Supplementary Food Programme for primary school students.
RM1.4 Billion for food catering in schools !! Wow !

I call this the 'sakit perut halal' sector. This is a really supergrowth industry that can only be sustained by easy gomen money. That is why you see so many cases of food poisoning at the sekolah asrama, sekolah kebangsaan etc where the food caterers and cafeteria operators are almost exclusively Malay.
If the makcik nasi lemak at the market sells nasi lemak sakit perut, very soon she will be out of business. That is why you rarely suffer sakit perut food poisoning at the makick nasi lemak.

But not the crony food caterers and cafeteria operators who sell towgay swimming in stale water or cabbage swimming in stale water as food at the school and university cafeterias.  They are unhygienic and sell recycled food. They dont have to worry because they will still get the food supply contracts - awarded under the table. RM1.4 Billion worth of food catering contracts.

This is another major growth sector for the Malays as well.
increase monthly allowance of 15,000 imam to RM850
RM500 to nearly 16,000 Bilal and Siak for managing mosques
Kafa teachers’ allowance increased to RM900 a month
Religion (and hocus pocus) is another huge growth industry of course.  They have to buy the PAS vote. Many of these people also double up as bomoh, dukun, penghalau jin, pemisah jodoh and pemasang jodoh.  Some of them strike it very rich. They have conned thousands with fake medical cures and have made enough money to travel to the US to  get real, scientific, medical treatment for themselves.  This is a definitely a growth sector for the Malays. That is why the gomen is spending money on this from the Budget.

Now lets get back to those 2.1 million taxpayers who pay most (if not all) the taxes to fill the gomen's coffers which the gomen then burns to fund all these 'growth sectors'.

How many of those 2.1 million taxpayers belong to the 'sakit perut halal' sector? Or the poo kanan poo kiri sector?  Or drive taxis? Not many.

Now imagine that a bolt of lightning strikes all those 2.1 million taxpayers and makes them all go cuckoo. They decide that they too want to work in the 'sakit perut' food catering sector, become bilal and siak, work in the gomen jobs, drive taxis or just wait for the BR1M lorry to come along.

Do you think the gomen will be able to collect more income taxes or less income taxes?  

So I think those 2.1 million taxpayers reserve some serious respect. At a time when even Petronas cannot contribute as much to the Budget anymore (Petronas contribution is now a secret) it is those 2.1 million taxpayers who are also sustaining the gomen's Budget.

The 2 year old GST is not a tax. It is an oppression. Even 12 year old kids have to pay GST ! ! We have to be rid of it.

Posted by Syed Akbar Ali

Beware of Eagle eye and University Sumatra Utara

 Forwarded by a father and  daughter whose dreams were shattered by Eagle Eye and THR Ragaa.Those want to.join

UNIVERSITY SUMATRA UTARA BEWARE THIS WHAT YOU INDIAN STUDENT WILL SUFFER;;;

Read about Uni

 Discrimination and racism. That is what we go throught every single day. From lecturers calling us derogatory terms like keling and hitam to being scorned and being failed for no reason. But the main issue here is , this agent, eagle eye. If they didn't lie about this place , we would not have gone there. They lied about EVERYTHING. They took a big sum of money for our first sem fees , and lodging and "shopping " for our basic nescesities it seems. But the moment they dropped us of there , that's it . We were helpless. They left back to malaysia the very next day. Our hostel looked like prison cells. No water. No electricity fir at least 9-12 hours a day. Imagine that. We were living like destitutes. And the worst part was we had to pay sem fees again. This agent took the 1st sem fees from us. But did not make the payment to USU. They took kitas money as well , but we ended up paying almost rm 800 again on our own in USU io. And the worst lie the eagle eye people ever told us was about NOC. They said we did not need NOC. But they took noc money from us as well , yet they never ever applied for us. These idiots told us lectures would be in English and that we would graduate in 5 years. Rubbish. The bloody lecturers rule in usu , especially in fkg. They decide when the students graduate. What nonsense. As long as eagle eye still exists , a lot more gullible people are going to be cheated. All those parents who want a good future for thier kids are going to fall for their bullshit talks , the way my parents did.
Share to all indian to be aware of eagle eye and University Sumatra Utara

‘UNCLES’ FROM SINGAPORE FLOCKING TO JB FOR FUN WITH HOOKERS

PETALING JAYA – There’s something tantalising across the Causeway and it’s neither the food nor shopping in Johor Bahru. For a number of Singaporean retirees, it’s the lure of foreign prostitutes that keeps them coming for more.

In an article in The Star Online, that quoted the China Press, a street in Johor Bahru has been earning a reputation for itself as a “red-light district”, thanks to the many older men from Singapore who head there to meet prostitutes from Vietnam and China.
The meeting places are common coffee shops dotting the street, where girls decked in revealing attire, approach the “uncles” as they are called.

Chen, a Singaporean, told the China Press that his 70-year-old father, had taken a liking to the place, and kept asking his children for more money to spend there.

“We hope the Malaysian police will take action,” Chen said.

Yet another Singaporean, refusing to give his name, said he and his friends headed to Johor Bahru at least once a week in search of these women. He also said they typically spent between RM80-150 on the girls each time they met, depending on the girl’s age and how she looked.

– FMT

Runners ignore Kelantan’s gender segregation order - From the land of Mars

KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 — The Kota Baru Municipal Council (MPKB)’s directive to segregate men and women in a running event backfired after most of the participants ignored the order.

According to The Star, the MPKB issued the directive for the first time during the 7km Run for Peace event organised by Buddhist group Soka Gakkai Malaysia.


But most of the 1,400 participants reportedly ignored the directive during the actual event.

In response, groups have said that this latest incident is proof that Kelantan PAS’s policies affect non-Muslims as well.

Datuk Noor Farida Ariffin from civil group G25 said that the directive reflected the increasing conservatism of authorities in the PAS-controlled state.

“Non-Muslims should protest the encroachment of their rights by the council,” she was quoted as saying, adding that the directive was not an isolated case but the latest in a string of directives which have affected non-Muslims.

Kelantan MCA chief Datuk Dr Hou Kok Chung said that the MPKB should consider racial harmony before making such a decision.

“This is a sensitive issue so we must use wisdom to protect the feelings of all races,” Hou said.

MCA Religious Harmony Bureau chairman Datuk Seri Ti Lian Ker said that the directive showed that the public could no longer trust the promises made by the Kelantan PAS government.

Gerakan secretary-general Datuk Liang Teck Meng called the directive unnecessary and unfortunate.

“This is disappointing to see happen in Malaysia. We shouldn’t be moving backwards, and it’s not that we don’t respect Muslim sensitivities but I appeal that we are at least given some flexibility,” he said.

This is not the first time the MPKB has courted controversy over its directives. Last year, the council issued a summons to a watch retailer who featured “sexy” posters in his shop.

In 2013, MPKB had also given verbal warnings to hair salon operators to take down “sexy” posters of hair models.

INSATIABLE APPETITE FOR SEX MAKING MALAY WOMEN IN ‘TGANU DIVORCE THEIR HUSBANDS

INSATIABLE husbands are one of the main reasons for divorce, according to Terengganu’s Syariah chief judge, Berita Harian reported.

Wan Mohd Zakri Wan Mohd said some women filed for divorce because they could no longer tolerate their sex-hungry spouses.


“Their excessive demands caused physical injury to their partners,” he said, adding that two-thirds of those who filed for divorce were women.

Wan Mohd Zakri said the shortest marriage recorded by the Terengganu Syariah Judiciary Department was just 24 hours, when the newlyweds filed for divorce.

> Actor Ungku Hariz, the husband of popular comedienne Jihan Muse, has denied that his wife is pregnant, Kosmo! reported.

The 32-year-old actor admitted that his wife seemed plump recently but this did not mean she was pregnant.

Ungku Hariz said he had been asked about his wife’s presumed pregnancy for about a month now.

“I don’t understand why a lot of people assume that my wife is pregnant just because she is curvy,” he said.

“It is true that Jihan has been unwell recently, but we did not go for any checkups to find out whether or not she is pregnant,” he said, adding that a child was a gift from God and it was not up to them to decide.

He hoped he would not be bothered by such questions any more, as they stressed him out.

Ungku Hariz and Jihan, whose real name is Nur Jihan Musa, got married last year at Laman Kayangan in Shah Alam.



> A man saved his 85-year-old grandmother from a fire that engulfed their house in Kampung Sirako, Pulai, Johor, Harian Metro reported.

Cham Riang Punyavan, 22, recalled the critical moment when he heard a loud explosion and saw flames in the house.

“I rushed to the bathroom immediately to save my grandmother,” he said. No one else was home when the fire broke out.

“I cannot imagine what would have happened if she were home alone,” he said.

The house was razed and they did not manage to save any of their belongings, including their personal documents.

Four vehicles belonging to the family were also damaged in the fire.

– ANN

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Do not play with the Tiger's tail if you do not want to lose

MAHATHIR GIVES NAJIB THE FRIGHT OF HIS LIFE: ‘I MAY CONTEST IN PEKAN BUT I MUST BE ABLE TO WIN. I CONTEST TO WIN’


Former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who had initially ruled out contesting in the next general election but has since softened his stance, is now flirting with the possibility of contesting in Pekan against Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.

Mahathir said he would step in if there were no other suitable candidates to contest in the federal constituency.

“If there are no suitable candidates, then I will have to contest in Pekan.

“But I must be able to win. I contest to win,” the Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia and Pakatan Harapan chairperson was quoted as saying by Sin Chew Daily today.

It was unclear if Mahathir was serious about contesting for the seat.

“I don’t know where is my ‘winnable’ seat. Perhaps there will be no need (for me to contest) because many people don’t like me,” he quipped.

Najib won by a landslide in Pekan during the 2013 general election with 51,278 votes against PKR’s Fariz Musa, who garnered 15,665 votes.





Mahathir had previously said on Thursday that he had yet to decide on whether to contest in the upcoming general election.

Ultimately, Mahathir said, he wants Harapan to win the next general election. He added that he would be able to have a say in the new federal government.

– M’kini