New Price for RON97 is RM2.90/liter Now!

Salam and hello everyone. So, did you hear it? Yes, you should know already the new fuel price for RON97 is RM2.90 per liter beginning tonight! Let’s shout for the highest fuel price ever! Yay!

Dear my government, when will the minimum salary is going to be up for fresh graduates and other sectors of work? Do you think we (Rakyat) and most of fresh university graduates will be able to cope with this new price hikes which will also affect the price of other things? Price of foods, price of services, price of that, price of this; Can you guarantee this fuel price hikes will not affect all those? You can say, but you can’t guarantee. I don’t mind if you say we (Government) need to minimize the fuel subsidy for the sake of other development for rakyat, but please prove the development for Rakyat as you said. Where is it? What is it? What the benefits I get? or the Rakyat get? Please prove where is the money obtained from the decreasing of fuel subsidy goes. We (Rakyat) want prove, not just words.

Dear my government, I’m sorry for asking too much because there are so much curiosity in me right now. Okay, I won’t ask for fuel price to be decreased, but would you (Mr. Government) do something on minimum salary for fresh university graduates especially those who gets their first job with salary under RM2000? A degree holder, lives in KL city, with the upcoming so many things of price hikes; what do you expect with RM2000 of salary? I think and believe the minimum salary should be on par with the current cost of living, am I right Mr. Government? Please do something.

Okay, I’m going to stop here. If you have comment or opinion on this issue, say it. I want to hear you.

Source: MalaysiaKini

Anwar Ibrahim Sex Video – What Malaysian Bloggers Should Learn and React

Salam and hello everyone. I believe most Malaysian are aware about this issue. The video which has been uploaded to Youtube lately is claimed to be part of the video that has been uploaded and shared before. The previous video has been deleted from Youtube I believe, but not sure how about the latest one. However, I don’t really care to watch both of these videos shared on Youtube and don’t bother to search for it. I rather read others’ responses who have watched this video. However, if you expect you can find the link of the video here, I’m sorry I couldn’t fulfill your request.

Well, what I want to say actually is Malaysian bloggers should be careful in discussing this kind of sensitive issue. If you don’t know the true story, don’t make any speculations and false expectations.  The freedom of speech given to you in the internet has it’s boundary. You need to be aware about what you are going to write and what others may interpret from your writing. So, be careful. It is not the reason of being transparent or whatever, but you need be clear about whatever you are doing. Every facts must be supported with valid and reliable sources.

I know Malaysian bloggers want to express their opinion on the issue, but you must know where is your limit in expressing your opinion. Rohaizad has written a good entry regarding this issue and what Malaysian bloggers should aware when sharing this issue on their blogs. You can proceed here to read his entry. The entry is written in Bahasa, but I guess as a Malaysian you should easily understand what he is trying to deliver in his entry. I believe some people may agree with what I have written here and some people may disagree. I respect both of these people opinion, however, do share some of your thought on the issue.

Japan Earthquake and Tsunami: How To Help

Salam and hello everyone. I believe most people in this world already know about this disaster that was hit Japan on Friday, 11 March 2011. I’ve been following the updates on this disaster since its first day until now, and I can’t do anything other than just pray for their safety. I’ve contacted some of my friends in Japan and glad to hear they are all safe from any accidents and injuries. Thanks Allah and Alhamdulillah.

Up until now, police estimate death toll in quake-hit Miyagi prefecture, Japan, could surpass 10,000. This is a big disaster for Japan. This is not the only issue, 2 nuclear reactors located in Fukushima and Onagawa currently under nuclear emergency after its reactor core cooling system has failed to operate. This is no more an issue that only Japan need to concern, this issue involves the whole world and any nuclear accidents that may happen will not cause harm to Japan only, but probably the whole world. I hope Japan and other countries which are currently working on the solution for this problem may come out with a solution that can avoid any nuclear accident from happen from these 2 unstable nuclear reactors power plant. Let us pray for that.

As for now, there are number of organizations that currently on their way and already in Japan for rescue and working on recovery after the disaster. You are welcomed to donate on these organizations, but if you are unable to do so, just pray for their safety and spread out the words about these donations.

• AMERICAN RED CROSS: Emergency Operation Centers are opened in the affected areas and staffed by the chapters. This disaster is on a scale larger than the Japanese Red Cross can typically manage. Donations to the American Red Cross can be allocated for the International Disaster Relief Fund, which then deploys to the region to help. Donate here.
• GLOBALGIVING: Established a fund to disburse donations to organizations providing relief and emergency services to victims of the earthquake and tsunami. Donate here.
• SAVE THE CHILDREN: Mobilizing to provide immediate humanitarian relief in the shape of emergency health care and provision of non-food items and shelter. Donate here.
• SALVATION ARMY: The Salvation Army has been in Japan since 1895 and is currently providing emergency assistance to those in need. Donate here.
• AMERICARES: Emergency team is on full alert, mobilizing resources and dispatching an emergency response manager to the region. Donate here.
• CONVOY OF HOPE: Disaster Response team established connection with in-country partners who have been impacted by the damage and are identifying the needs and areas where Convoy of Hope may be of the greatest assistance. Donate here.
• INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS: Putting together relief teams, as well as supplies, and are in contact with partners in Japan and other affected countries to assess needs and coordinate our activities. Donate here.
• SHELTER BOX: The first team is mobilizing to head to Japan and begin the response effort. Donate here.

Source: Yahoo! News
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“Saya Gay, Saya Okay” – Azwan Ismail (SeksualitiMerdeka)

Salam and hello everyone. I don’t mind if you are speechless when you read the title of this entry because me too also feel the same. I don’t know how to elaborate, the video below may explain how shocking and speechless I am after watching this 2 minutes 42 seconds of video from a Malaysian, and much more important, a muslim. It is a shame. Seriously.

This video has been viewed for 44441 times in 3 days! What kind of attention do you want, Azwan Ismail? I don’t know what he was thinking while recording this video. Did he get paid to do this kind of video statements? I don’t know where he comes from, but knowing that he is one of ex-MRSM students (I don’t know from which MRSM), it is kind of embarrassing for me as one of the member of ANSARA community. What the heck with the statement “Saya Gay, Saya Okay”? Have you ever thinking about what people around you will say about you? Your friends, your family, your mother and father?

Seriously, this video is really pissed me off. I have done my part by flagged this video as inappropriate and I hope you, the readers of this blog; if you feel that this is not right, please do the same. Azwan Ismail, please take back your bullsh*t words.

Irresponsible Malaysian: Stop Any Provoking Actions

Salam and hello everyone. I hope you are in good health, both mentally and physically. Anyway, I think you aware about the current issues in Malaysia right now and lately, about the arson attempt on two surau in Muar. But I’m not going to write any speculations or assumptions regarding this incident, but any speculations and assumptions are possible to relate this incident with any unwanted incident happened before. Well, you guess what?

PETALING JAYA: Four men, including the son of a policeman, were arrested by Johor police for Thursday’s arson attempt on two surau in Muar, Deputy Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ismail Omar said Saturday. He said the suspects, aged between 16 and 28 years old, were picked up in separate raids conducted on Friday from morning to evening, and, with their arrests, believes the case has been solved. [Read complete news here]

I don’t know what are these fellow Malaysian were thinking before they did something. Have they thought about the consequences from their actions? From what I’ve observed so far, what I can say is they didn’t think about the consequences from their actions and act emotionally without rational thinking. Come on fellow Malaysian, we are independent and free country, we have law and constitution. We have right channel and medium to express out opinion, thought and standpoint. Follow that, simple. Doing these kinds of provoking actions will not bring us anywhere, but can cause the issue becomes worse.

Anyway, as I said earlier, I don’t  want to comment this issue and come out with any speculations because I believe you, Malaysian are clever and can think rationally before taking any actions. Think before you act. Think about the consequences. Together we protect this country’s harmony and peace. We are 1Malaysia, right?