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Lunch with the PM and RM20,000 for champion

Editor — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 06:40:14 +0000

KUALA LUMPUR: Newly crowned All-England champion Datuk Lee Chong Wei was yesterday feted to a lunch by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak and wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, at the Parliament banquet hall.

“We are very proud of his achievement. It is special because he won in a prestigious tournament which also marked its 100th edition. I hope Chong Wei can retain this title,” said Najib.

“This win is a good stimulant for the 1Malaysia concept as it showcases the strong relationship between races in the country,” he said at the function, which was also attended by MPs from both sides of the political divide.

We ask Malaysians on their opinion of this story.

Yussof Zakaria, 53 (Kuala Lumpur)

- Wah, not bad huh, this kind of pendatang is good. Can win titles for our country. Please don’t ask him to leave if he’s unhappy, he’s our last and only hope for the next Olympics! Cina that can bring glory to Malaysia is a Malaysian!

Tua Tau, 40 (Penang)

- #%&*%!!! Only when we cina win something big then you come and share our glory! If not, we’re just pendatang!!! %^#$%!!!!!

S Ganeson , 54 (Selangor)

- See, bukan Melayu also can contribute to Malaysia mah. The PM’s special officer Nasir Safar should be punished severely for insulting Chong Wei’s great great grandmother that she came to Malaysia to jual tubuh!!! And that my great great grandfather was a beggar!!! $@%&!!!!!

Marianna Unhapi, 77 (Sarawak)

- Aiyo, I feel sorry for my fellow Malaysian. Only when you’re among the best in the world would the government acknowledge you as a Malaysian. So, will he be given bumi status? Will his children get into local universities? Will they be able to work in the government service?

‘No sign of any penetration’, says Anwar’s lawyer

Editor — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 10:42:34 +0000

Kuala Lumpur: Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s sodomy charge cannot stand as medical reports do not suggest that there was any penetration, the High Court heard yesterday. We ask Malaysians on their opinion of this story.

Fadzil Kamarudin, 42 (Lipis, Pahang)

- No penetration?? How come?? You mean Saiful planned everything so painstakingly but he forgot to penetrate himself? Alamak, how, like that? Is it too late to do it now?

Lim Tua Tao, 26(Kerian, Perak)

- I don’t care whether got penetrate or not. I don’t care whether Anwar is gay or not. I will support anyone who remembers that we cina are Malaysians too! If Anwar wants my backside, I will give it to him! If Anwar wants me to penetrate him, I’ll do just that!! I sacrifice for my bangsa cina!!!

Ekagrah Sulek, 65 (Sungai Pelek, Selangor)

- Oi, give him chance lah, maybe he really can’t help it. If Anwar can save our temples, I don’t really care whoever or whatever he penetrates in his free time.

Sheridan Maksak, 81 (Kapalai Island, Sabah)

- What is penetration? … Oh, you mean it’s salah ar, to do that? Ai yah, since they love each other, just let them penetrate lah. Doesn’t hurt you right??

Nik Aziz’s statement – “Pergi Jahanamlah Umno”

admin — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:36:19 +0000

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(TPT) Kelantan – Several Umno leaders have expressed regret over the statement “Pergi Jahanamlah Umno” (Go to Hell, Umno) by PAS Spiritual Leader Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat because it came from a political leader who was not only a religious scholar but also a “tuan guru” (respected teacher). We ask Malaysians on their opinion of this story.

Romi Musa, 46 (Labuan)

- “Maybe what Tok Guru meant was pergi jambanlah (toilet) UMNO. Sometimes those UMNO leaders like to talk sh*t so he was just directing them to the right place. ”

Wong Tua Kee, 21 (Kuching, Sarawak)

- “I heard hor that many of these UMNO politicians are very rich – maybe I should prepare to sell more of the hell banknotes – I’m sure they are also want to make sure that they are rich in hell”

S. Nagaratnam, 42 (Sungai Petani, Kedah)

“But I am already living in hell. I have got no job, no money, no house and no MyKad. Maybe Tok Guru should just say pergi kampung India di Malaysialah UMNO. ”

Johari Taib, 18 (Mukah, Sarawak)

- “What the hell?”

Najib: We can help Indonesia put out fires

admin — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:10:04 +0000

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak offers to use Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency’s Amfibi Bombardier CL415 to carry out water bombing and help Indonesia put out its forest fires. We ask Malaysians on their opinion of this story

Ahmad Zakaria, 28 (Rembau, Negeri Sembilan)

- “Yes my company was awarded a RM3 million contract to put out the forest fires but as we have no planes or trained personnel, we welcome the government’s efforts.”

Alex Lim, 25 (Nilam Puri, Kelantan)

- “I hope we charge them more than 3 sen per gallon.”

Z. Sathyaseelan, 77 (Santan, Perlis)

“I thought relations are getting worse. We better ask for permission first if not they might shoot our plane down.”

Abdul Sitawak, 12 (Bintulu, Sarawak)

- “Bomb them back to Stone Age, I have enough of those Indons coming in and stealing our camp fires.”

Anwar: Let Chin Peng return to Malaysia

admin — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:09:25 +0000

PKR adviser Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has come out in support of former Malaya Communist Party (MCP) leader Chin Peng’s return to Malaysia. He said Chin Peng should be forgiven and allowed to return on humanitarian grounds. We ask Malaysians on their opinion of this story

Nazir Norani, 43 (Batu Pahat, Johor)

- “Sexism in Malaysia is a serious problem in Malaysia. Given his history as a former MCP how do we know that he will not be displaying those male chauvinist babi behaviour again? ”

Alex Lim, 25 (Ipoh Barat, Perak)

- “We shall prevail; one more MCA supporter will not stop Pakatan Rakyat from taking power eventually. Oh you mean MCP ah not MCA – not MCA not to worry lah!”

Z. Sathyaseelan, 77 (Sungei Buloh, Selangor)

“Why don’t we let him come in under Malaysia, My Second Home plan? More foreigners come to Malaysia lagi good right?”

Robert Thaiwikan, 12 (Kinabatangan, Sabah)

- “Who is Chin Peng ah?”

Former Perak MB evicted after swearing-in as MP

admin — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:09:21 +0000

Datuk Seri Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin (PAS) was kicked out of the Dewan Rakyat minutes after he took his oath as the new MP for Bukit Gantang. We ask Malaysians on their opinion of this story

Ruhanie Ahmad, 33 (Bukit Gantang, Perak)

- “Er does this mean that we will have another by-election? I don’t mind another RM20 from those dacing flag people coming around again.”

CC Wong, 39 (Petaling Street, KL)

- “We should cut his pay for the days that he is suspended. And that of the other suspended MPs as well so that we can use it for the 9^th Malaysian Plan”

George Lopez, 77 (KT, Terengganu)

“This is so childish. When I was his age and I wanted something, I will just sit at the corner and sulk until my mother came over and smack me on my head. Violence always works.”

Robert Thaiwikan, 18 (Miri, Sarawak)

- “Wonder if I can buy the “bubar DUN” (Dissolve state assembly) headgear on eBay. It will be a best seller here!”