Activists and members of NGOs will rally at the Malaysian consulate in New York at 11am (around midnight in Malaysia) today as a show of support for embattled Selangor executive councillor, Elizabeth Wong. Sponsored by Burma Point, Code Pink Women for Peace, East Timor and Indonesia Action Network, and Transnational Institute for Grassroots Research and Action, the rally will also serve to amplify the rights of women politicians to privacy. Wong offered to resign as Bukit Lanjan assemblyperson and Selangor executive councillor this week after nude photographs of her were distributed to various members of the press. The pictures are believed to have been taken, without her consent, by a former boyfriend. Police are currently looking for him in order to record his statement. (Source: Malaysiakini - New Yorkers to rally for Wong) According to the Malay Mail, Hilmi has been missing since last Saturday (14 Feb), with unconfirmed reports saying he has left the country. The paper quoted Hilmi's colleagues as saying they were aware of his relationship with Wong and that the latter had revealed that they had split up recently. (Source: MYsinchew.com) Hmm...MISSING? Interesting...MISSING or HIDING? Bala has gone missing after his second SD.
There are evidence linked to Barisan Nasional’s attempts to “bribe and threaten Pakatan assemblypersons” to topple the Pakatan-led state government in Kedah, claimed Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim. Speaking at a speech on the Royal Address in Parliament today, the PKR de facto leader revealed Kulim assemblyperson Lim Soo Nee was “contacted by a BN agent representing Mahadzir Khalid” (BN Kedah chairperson and former menteri besar) a month after March 8 general election. “He had persuaded Lim to defect from Pakatan to BN for RM4 million before it was raised to RM5 million. Secret meetings were also planned between Lim and Mahadzir together with the deputy prime minister (Najib Abdul Razak),” alleged Anwar...In his speech, Anwar also alleged that Bakar Arang PKR assemblyperson Tan Wei Xu had once received threats from Mahadzir to lure him to defect to BN. “Tan had told me that he was threatened many times to defect and he got frustrated with Mahadzir for his attempts. “So he told Mahadzir to stop such acts. The week after, he received three bullets,” claimed Anwar, while showing the picture of the bullets to the House.Money not enough. So now use bullet. What else is there or what else is next? I wonder...
The move to suspend Perak Menteri Besar Zambry Abdul Kadir and his six executive councillors is tantamount to disrespecting the sultan's decision, said Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi today. "The speaker cannot do it (suspend the seven) - the menteri besar and excos were appointed by the sultan legally. This kind of action can be regarded as not respecting the sultan's decision. Eh, who said on March 23, 2008, 'Terengganu MB Appointment Unconstitutional'? Not disrespecting the sultan's decision?The prime minister has also lamented today that the crisis in Perak is affecting the federal government’s effort to deal with the global economic slowdown. "We want to focus on the economy and ensuring that the implementation of the stimulus package introduced by the government is smooth. There must not be any upheavals when we are focusing on this matter," said the prime minister. (PM: They've disrecpected sultan's decision - Malaysiakini) Ha...? This one crisis can cause the federal government to lose focus? There must not be any upheavals and expect everything to be smooth all the way? Dream on Lah...time 2 zzz
If you are driving in KL between 8:30 PM and 9:30 PM on March 28 2009, you will find parts of the city in darkness. Well, fret not. The darkness is due to Earth Day. Want to know more? Just click to read the news clip from theSun E-Paper on Tuesday, 17 February 2009.
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Malaysiakini - Audio tape on Zaki's 'corruption' surfaces: DAP stalwart Karpal Singh today revealed an audio recording allegedly of Chief Justice Zaki Azmi admitting that he had bribed court staff. The opposition leader played the recording for journalists during a press conference at the Parliament lobby. According to Karpal, the recording was of Zaki's speech at a convention in Kuching last November on 'Integrity, the Catalyst of Sustainable Development'. The recording, which is of poor quality, was said to consist of the part where Zaki talked about bribing court staff when he was a lawyer.
Poor quality indeed. So, Malaysiakini puts it at the end: Due to the poor quality of the recording, please refer to the following transcript when listening to the audio file.
"It took me six months to be nice, to bribe each and every individual to get back into their good books before our files were attended to."
"That is my personal experience, I am telling this to all the clerks and all the registries to stop this nonsense."
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I'm an 'illegal' here in this room...next to bed no. 2 I'm now in a female ward...'camping' overnight.
Platelet count was 148 this morning. Hopefully, to be discharged tomorrow.
Three days ago, I posted 'TGND - Thank God No Dengue'. Sad to say, inaccurate diagnosis by three doctors - two of them from the company panel of doctors. @};-LOVE U DEAR, GET WELL SOON
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