Tourist Brutally Assaults 10-Year-Old Thai Boy Over RM1.25 Fee!!

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Authorities and locals in Phuket, Thailand are on the lookout for a Caucasian tourist who savagely beat a 10-year-old boy because he took issue with a 10 baht fee to use a private toilet in the red light district of Bangla Road which equals to RM1.25.

The incident took place at about 3.50 am on May 3 as seen on the CCTV footage. A man clad in a blue t-shirt was reportedly accompanied by two women with blonde hair.

The boy who was identified as Abdull Seesa, works as an attendant at the private toilet for extra pocket money by charging 10 baht per customer.



The man is seen conversing with Abdull in the video but quickly becomes visibly aggressive when he heard of the 10 baht charge.

When Abdull looks at his phone, the angered man approaches from behind to snatch his phone and slaps the boy in the head. In fear, Abdull retreats but the man continues to yell at and push him, landing a punch at the 10-year-old. Another man steps in and attempt to stop the man who eventually runs away.

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Now, Abdull’s father Tohee Seesa, has posted on his Facebook profile offering a 5,000 baht (RM627) for any information leading to the capture of the tourist who remains unidentified, the nationality was also not determined, but he was described as being in his “30s or 40s” and spoke English.

Tohee Seesa added in his post,

“What kind of man does this to a ten-year-old boy? We want to catch him!

“He would not pay 10 baht to use the toilet and attacked my son, people have to pay to use the toilet because we need to keep it clean and fix it.

“We will reward anybody who can catch the man so police can punish him.”

Here is the video of the CCTV footage,

Young Malaysians Encountered Eerie Ghost In The Middle Of The Road In Kuala Lumpur!!

This is not a joke! There’s obviously something semi-transparent sitting on the road!

On 6th of May, a Malaysian named Aswan Yap posted a terrifying video showing something in human-shaped strangely sitting on the road in the middle of the night. As Aswan shared his story with the specific location of where he met the “ghost”, his post immediately went viral- more than 70k of views, and netizens were actively discussing it on the social media site! However, Aswan confidently said that this is not a joke and he highly doubts the white semi-transparent image is a cat, trash or whatever on the road.



According to Aswan’s post, the incident happened around 10 pm at the specific location on the street between Taman Tasik Perdana and Bukit Tunku. They claim that the dashboard flashed the warning signs at the same time when the car stopped in front of the “ghost”. The friends who were sitting in the car had tried to comfort each other even they all witnessed the creepy moment! The semi-transparent “ghost” appeared more obvious when the driver was reversing their car to find another way to get out of the place.


After watching the video, netizens commented that the “ghost” might be a stray cat or dog, a pedestrian or someone is pretending to lie on the floor to make them stops their car and rob them. However, Aswan has denied all possibilities given by the netizens. He even shared the exact location for the netizens with Google Maps in his post.

“If you honestly think that’s a cat/trash/whatever on the road, then I really hope you don’t have a driver’s license… if your eyesight is so bad, you really shouldn’t be behind the wheel.” – Aswan Yap, Facebook





There are residents commented that rumours of a ghost appearing on the road has been spread since 10 years ago, but there are residents saying that it was pretended by robbers. Once you are slowing down your car, the robbers who hide in the bushes will take action to rob.

Man Gets ‘Fried’ Climbing An Electrical Pole To Show His ‘Power’!!

Anyone fancy orang bakar (grilled human) reference to our all time favorite ikan bakar (grilled fish)?

The pole in the video looks like a standard utility pole, which is used to support overhead power lines and various other public utilities. However, this man clad in black shorts and a red t-shirt was seen climbing the pole in the city and waving his shirt around as though he is taunting someone.



I don’t know anyone in their right mind who would climb an electrical pole, you know you’re going to get an electric shock once you touch something wrong.

Unless you are needed to be there, no one should be even near the wire and the transformer, but this brave yet stupid man climbed it like he was hiking Mount Everest and got to the highest point of the mountain!



Right at the end of the video, the man got electrocuted as sparks were seen and he fell off the pole. No news was reported on this incident, but all we can say was “you asked for it”.




I’m sure many of you are waiting to watch the video, here it is!

The post was rather viral with over 53k views and several netizens were poking fun at the man saying things like,


“Wow, already became KFC!”

Shell Petrol Station In Salak South Scams Customers By Raising Petrol Price To RM4.09 Per Litre!!!

A Facebook user shared her experience of a Shell petrol station in Salak South scamming her and few others by raising the petrol price by double the original amount per liter.

Martina Abu Hanifa was on her way to work when she noticed that she was almost out of petrol, she then stopped by a petrol station that was on the way to her workplace. As per normal, she paid RM15 to the Bangladeshi worker at the counter, but when she started pumping the petrol, she noticed that only 3.67 liters was pumped into her tank but the total amount charged was RM15.

She figured this must be an error, she walked over to the counter and noticed another individual was already furiously complaining about something. When she confronted the worker, he can only answer that the price has been raised, and he asked her to double check the pump.

When she went to her car to check she was shocked to see the amount was written 409.0 sen/liter.


“Eh, how much is one liter now? It can’t be 4.09, right?”

The Bangladeshi worker only answered,

“I don’t know miss, the petrol price raised today, the government raised it and they did the settings to the machine.”

When asked to contact the boss, the worker refused to do so, only saying that the boss has returned home and he can’t do anything about it.

At this point, another man who pumped 20 liters of petrol and got charged RM130 on his credit card confronted the worker and demanded to talk to the boss.


The Bangladeshi worker finally gave in and contacted the boss, but the boss had the guts to hang up during mid-call.

Blood boiling in Martina, she wanted to smash the glass window separating the worker and the others outside apparently to ‘teach’ him a lesson. She quickly called her colleague to help her to call any nearby police station to bring some authorities over.


Right when she finished her conversation with her colleague, she saw the worker paying the man back his money, the man said,

“Return her money to her too (referring to Martina), she needs to go to work.”

Luckily for Martina, she is the type to double check the meter when pumping petrol if not, she would just go on her way without knowing the truth.

From ASPAN ALIAS Blog - No more pest-like leaders please, enough is enough

No more pest-like leaders please, enough is enough
I earnestly believe that the PPBM is making inroads in most of the Umno stronghold and the chance for the newly minted party to succeed is looming. However the success is very conditional. If Umno knows how to arrest the advancement of this party as the alternative to Umno, the party will find its chances to be vulnerable.

If Umno maintains the current crop of ruling leaders the advancement of the party chaired by Dr Mahathir will progress unhindered. Hence the survival of Umno is dependent on how the party manages its own presence in the current political ambience. Right now Umno is at its lowest ebb that the party will parish if nothing is done to arrest the problems and glitches of this ruling party.

Umno can circumvent the progression and encroachment to the nerves of the Malays and Malaysians in total by getting their scandalous leaders out of our politics absolutely. If Najib instantaneously resigns together with his mediocratic colleagues and foot-soldiers both in the Cabinet and the highest governing body of the party (Supreme Council), Umno will regain the confidence of the voting public and the new PPBM with crash before taking off.

For the Malays once they join Umno they will remain Umno at heart albeit the massive migration of its members to other legally existed parties in the country. Most of them left Umno because the party was hijacked by unscrupulous, deceitful, dodgy, corrupt, and devious leaders with many other dirty and murky superlatives labeled on them by the people. Their dispositions and presence are no longer exciting and worthwhile to claim trust and faith from ordinary Malaysians. The watchful Malaysians are looking at them with misgivings and unredeemable cynicism.

The crooked and kinked image of the Umno ruling leaders is at its pinnacle and there is no other way to retrieve the previous clean and mighty image of the first three PMs of this country other than to move out from the soiled perception by the people. Umno must come out clear from the grimy atmosphere to more satisfactory environment.

The people want different atmosphere absolutely and the only way is to move on to this new environment. However as long as the current leaders are still hanging around on power there won’t be any change of the situation. Malaysians of all races would be perpetually in the environment of improbability and uncertainty. This feeling of inconceivability would certainly be followed by perennial split among the ordinary people like we have to-date. We are splitting in every turf and arena. The fragmentations have been so serious along racial and religious lines as well as inter and intra-parties in political fraternity and we are now lowly perceived by international community who recognize us as a hub of corrupt and fraudulent goings-on nation.

As a result Malaysians are now active in soul-searching and introspection and it was lot easier to believe that the current ruling elites will be sidelined via dumping the ruling party to ashes in the coming General Election than to self-coaxing and made-believe that the ruling party is still raptly formidable. There are limits to patience and endurance as such that the people have to chuck away the party just to do away with the obstinate and their adamantly stubborn and desolate leaders.

Hence the future of Umno and other ruling parties within the BN coalition is fully the responsibility of the current leader Najib. It’s conclusive that Umno will have reasonable chances of surviving without him but if he chooses to bring along the party falling together with him he can fix himself tight to the premiership.

BUT for certain majority of Malaysians do not want a pest-like leader who is backed by loafers to rule them any longer. Enough is enough.

From AnotherBrickInWall Blog - UMNO's 71st anniversary immediate dilemma

Tonight UMNO will begin it's 71st anniversary.

It's inception in 1946 is synonymous with the struggle for independence and the formation of the new nation of Malaya in 1957 which then enlarged to include Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore (before it was sacked out in 1965) become Malaysia in 1963.

UMNO formed the first coalition called Perikatan and later it was enlarged into Barisan Nasional. Since independence, the coalitions led by UMNO have been ruling the country and majority of the states in Malaysia.

It holds two third majority but has since relinquish that dominance in the 2008 general election. It is believed that BN will never ever get that two third dominance. Not only that, the general election this time around will  be more challenging than the previous one.

The sacked UMNO leaders and an influential former Prime Minister was joined the opposition with an resolved to topple Prime Minister, Dato Najib.

Since they failed to topple him from his position in UMNO and in Parliament, they had no choice but to topple UMNO and BN government while in bed with sworn enemy DAP and other opposition parties - old and newly formed.

It is not usual to celebrate 71st anniversary in a big. So the celebration has relevance in preparing for the general election.

The preparation this time around is a tricky bit with the challenges of securing young and Chinese voters.

Then there is also the challenge of appeasing the different expectation of urban and rural voters. And the complain on the public wallet due to rising prices that was blamed on GST and government across the board austerity drive.

There are various challenges with the changing political terrain. But we are not about to raise anything major but something small which can greatly affect UMNO's performance in the next election.

It is about a state assemblyman representing a rural constituency in a state in Semananjong with significant number of seats in Parliament. It is not his real name but lets just refer him as Hamdan.

Hamdan is a local lad, well liked by his kampong kins and constituents. He shows concern for them and is earnest in his community work. In Malaysian politics, the constituents welfare is more important in winning and retaining seats than being participants in debate on policy and annual budget.

Hamdan's problem is he is too vocal and critical.

Naturally, it annoys the Minister-Member of Parliament, the state Menteri Besar and even the UMNO Division Head. The way our third world politics and cultural make-up, that is no way to behave to your superior.

Face means everything in our society. Hamdan could have applied his political skill in expressing his concerns through the "proper channel". Most UMNO politicians are apt at pulling hair out of flour without splattering four all over the place.

But he did not.

Apparently, he became so due to instigation by one leader. The irony is the instigator is close to the MB. What made him fell to the instigation makes one wonders. The instigator has a Keling instigator in his payroll too. Now, who instigated who.  

Maybe Hamdan is concerned for his subjects. His superior reacted by applying pressure on him and denying him allocations. The compulsory allocation is likely there for his constituents but the process could be slow and additional request would not be entertained.

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The danger zone are at middle class income voters and new aspirants youth graduates and college leavers. Don't just sit around and shaking hand. 1MDB and corruption are just news or daily news like Gotham city. But the dwellers keep on asking where's the job and money.

In the normal circumstances, Hamdan's days are considered numbered.

However, he is quite popular that he could survive on his own. He is related to a famous nationally reknown religious teacher but a member of PAS. It makes him influential because PAS members liked and voted him.

Despite being denied allocation, Hamdan gets help elsewhere.

But now that there is a plan to replace him with the UMNO Division head, popular request could demand he still run. He has no plans to leave the party.

Party loyalty is everything in UMNO but the decision of the leaders have to be strictly obeyed. That is the glue that keeps the party alive for 71 years.  

Words are an opposing party are courting him. His name is being bandied about to jump over either on the day of nomination or upon winning on UMNO ticket. If he is not selected to defend the same seat, he could jump earlier and run on the opposition party ticket. [This plan was discussed here]

He is expected to win the seat again. Whether there is any truth that he is crossing over, it has to be ascertain. If he is hurt, he could do so out of anger.

Nevertheless, he can still be persuaded. His love for the party is still there.

But the odds is against him. He could be removed and the white areas has already turned grey and it is likely to be deep grey.

It is a normal story in politics and the power game. Party discipline will usually take precedent over other factor.

However, this time around UMNO needs every seat that it can hold on to. It is a tight race and it is not just winnable candidate that is needed but a must win candidate. Only candidates wanted by voters should be put up.

It is a non-issue in normal circumstances. But this time around, the answer is clear. Hamdan is the sort of candidates UMNO need to offer to the voters. Internal politics should take a back seat under current citcumstances.

It is a dilemma and an immediate one. It is not just UMNO but other parties too have such situation. Politics involve people and people have feelings, emotions and preferences.

However, can this be an exception where UMNO and its  leaders and members could be mature enough after 71 years of age to put party and people interest above personal interest?

Think about it and happy 71st anniversary.

Malaysia always in the News for Wrong Reasons

by Dato Dennis Ignatius

 BFF Najib and Erdogan - Malaysia’s disgraceful disregard for human rights

The  UMNO-led BN government seems to have a penchant for putting Malaysia in the international spotlight for all the wrong reasons. This time Malaysia is being widely criticised for the way it colluded with Turkey to detain and deport suspected opponents of the Erodogan regime.

Last week, three long-time Turkish residents of Malaysia – school principal Turgay Karaman, businessman Ihsan Aslan and academic Ismet Ozcelik – were surreptitiously detained and hastily bundled out of the country before their families could even mount a legal challenge.

The whole manner in which the Malaysian authorities handled the matter – the secretive way they were detained, the constantly changing reasons for their detention, the speed at which they were deported, the presence of Turkish agents – was deeply troubling.

Colluding with the Erdogan regime

It is now clear that their arrest and deportation was in response to pressure from the Turkish government.

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Since the unsuccessful coup in Turkey last year, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has been on a witch hunt against anyone remotely connected with his political nemesis, the US-based cleric Fethullah Gueln. Thousands of military personnel, teachers, civil servants, judges, reporters and others have been summarily detained or dismissed. Turkish agents have also targeted Turkish nationals living abroad, many on spurious grounds.

While many countries have expressed alarm at Turkey’s slide towards authoritarianism, Malaysia apparently has no compunction collaborating with the regime.

The Home Ministry’s insistence that it acted on its own to deport the aforementioned Turks because they were “members of an organization deemed illegal in their country” is disingenuous to say the least.

 Long history of dubious extraditions

This is, of course, not the first time that Malaysia has engaged in dubious extraditions.

In 2004, Libyan national Abu Abdullah al-Sadiq and his then pregnant wife, Fatima Bouchar, were arrested in Kuala Lumpur, detained for 13 days and then transferred to CIA facilities in Thailand under the now infamous rendition programme. In Thailand Abu Abdullah was tortured before being sent back to Libya where he spent years in prison.

Cynically, while Malaysia was publicly critical of the US war on terrorism, it was quietly cooperating with the CIA in extrajudicial renditions.

In 2012, a Saudi journalist, Hamza Kashgari, accused of insulting the Prophet, was detained while on transit to New Zealand. Despite not having a formal extradition treaty with Saudi Arabia and notwithstanding a high court injunction against his extradition, he was sent back to Saudi Arabia.

Since 2011, Malaysian Police have also been quietly working with Chinese authorities to round up and deport Muslim Uighur refugees fleeing the on-going crackdown in Xinjiang province. Many of these refugees had registered with UNCHR and were awaiting for their claims to be reviewed when they were deported.

It is more than likely that many others may have also been clandestinely detained and dispatched to uncertain fates in unknown destinations.

Transparent rather than secretive

Image result for Malaysia's Human Rights AbusesMalaysia’s  IGP Khalid Ashburn and his henchmen of the Royal Malaysian Police in Service of UMNO
No one is, of course, suggesting that suspected terrorists should not be deported or extradited. Malaysia has an obligation to cooperate with other countries in the apprehension of terrorists and criminals. What is important, however, is for the process to be open and transparent rather than secretive and ad hoc. And, of course, the decisions of the government should always be subject to judicial review.

In April this year, for example, an Iranian national accused of involvement in the 2012 bombing in Thailand was extradited after his case was heard by the Federal Court. Surely that is the way a civilized country does things.

A dumping ground for terrorists

Interestingly, while we oblige Turkey by doing their dirty work for them, they repay the favour by quietly facilitating the passage to Malaysia of known terrorists, as was reported recently. We have apparently become the dumping ground for terrorists that Turkey apprehends. With friends like that, who needs enemies?

Hadi, Najib and Zakir Naik - The Three Stooges of Islamic Extremism

In the meantime, while the government deports Turks whose only crime may be their dislike of Erdogan, it opens its arms wide to people like Zakir Naik, an extremist preacher blacklisted by several countries for spreading hatred, funding terrorism and money laundering. India has now requested for an Interpol red corner notice against Zakir, which, if granted, would make him an international fugitive in the fullest sense of the word. Let’s see how quickly the authorities will act to deport him and even strip him of his undeserved PR status, if he is still in the country.