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75% Malaysian mongrels?

75% of Malaysians (in a sampling of 769 respondents) ‘expressed the opinion that maids should not be given a day off every week.’

Yes, most of people employ Indonesian maid are Chinese.

I am not surprise at all. As Chinese myself, 75% are not a surprise figures. Just look at Penang, it took the Chinese people 20 years to get tire with the worsening condition and kick out KTK. When it took so long to bury some politickus parties, it take longer time to eradicate the master-slave mindset from this post-colonisation land.

When the Malays play the “Ketuanan”, the Chinese employer have their own version of master slave. Oh, don’t forget the Sabah, Sarawak, the situation there is no getting any better.

Computer down, so one of the judge judgement letter must wait until Monday.

Oh dear. Malaysia Boleh, e-government vanish in the thin air. This is yet another Malaysia Boleh computer glitch, add on top of the previous KLSE system down because of “hard disk crash” story.

Where is the computer maintenance system in place? As long as the hard disk intact, replace the computer part are immediate. Just move the hard disk to another computer with the exact specification, you can get the information up in less than 10 minutes.

Malaysiakini has run an article point out the severance of Gold mining in Kampung Bukit Koman using cyanide.

The news reveal two “Cyanide route”. One is the route of cyanide pollution contaminate and poison underground water, which sip into Pahang water source that propose to channel to Klang Valley.

While another cyanide route are the transportation of Cyanide. Cyanide are transport through a 144km route, passing through dense Klang Valley populated area. The route from Port Klang, to Klang, Petaling Jaya, Kepong, Selayang, Batu caves and enter the Genting Highland highway stretch.

There is learn that little to NONE disaster management should the
cyanide breach on the way of transportation.

Unlike inflammable material, a breach of cyanide salt during transportation are a disaster no lesser degree than a nuclear explosion. Grain of cyanide salt can be blow by winds to long distances.

Australia EPA produce Section 46 Report and Recommendations of the Environmental Protection Authority Title :Transport of Solid Sodium Cyanide, Change to
Environmental Conditions show lots of shocking facts

Solid sodium cyanide is a white deliquescent crystalline solid and is classed as a Scheduled Poison (S7). Short term exposure to sodium cyanide by all pathways is considered to be highly toxic to humans. It is also toxic to aquatic life, birds and animals. Sodium cyanide will
decompose on contact with acids, acid salts, water, moisture and carbon dioxide, producing highly toxic, flammable hydrogen cyanide gas. Most cyanides, including sodium cyanide are water soluble and spillage can potentially contaminate wetlands, rivers and groundwater.
Cyanide however, oxidises and breaks down by a variety of mechanisms and is not persistent in the environment.

When a spillage happens, the Cyanide transport drivers are the FIRST to response to the spillage to contain the containimation. According to infamous Bolehland culture, the public never know how well the drivers are trained, and whether protective wear are compulsory for the driver. In addition, we have no idea whether a monitoring vehicle follow the cyanide transport, to carried out the control and evacuation procedure should the cyanide transport driver killed in a crash.

And all this add up to the gold extraction cost at Bukit Koman. The cyanide mining at Bukit Koman, Raud are NOT just Pahang problem, but a disaster waiting for happen for Klang Valley people.

If this happens, only one slogan will be adequate for Bolehland government : How many citizen you want to kill today.

Disaster can’t happen because people like me “bad mouthing” about it. But due to chain of minor ignorant by people. It just wait for the last straw that broke the camel back.

Perhaps this is how Barisan Nasional achieve the 1-My vision : DEATH by cyanide.

Suanie just blog her experience : the switch to digi – how i ended up with the yellowman .

There is something special about this topics. Yes, you wouldn’t see this in those “hotline” complain in any mainstream newspaper.

First, it cannot be censored by Malaysia mainstream media(MSM) , not because Suanie “neutrality” of prefer the yellowman, but because both Maxis and Celcom are MSM paymaster.

Second, it is a thesis of Malaysia local telco way of conducting business and services. How Digi did that when a heavily subsidies GLC such as Celcom deliver is NOT rocket science. If you happens to have friend work in any of the 3 telco, or have a chance to walk in their office and sniff their surrounding, you will notice the different.

Yes, it is the cooperate culture. Perhaps a culture shock, when compare Digi vs Maxis and Celcom.

It is never harm for Malaysian to open their eye to watch and observed the world, to learn lesson and avoid the same mistake in the future.

Globalisation is the best arena of learning. As for the recent Iran President election, it become more “interesting” when more facts reveal.

Fivethirtyeight blog and say it is Worst damage control ever , for the election committee and people involved. Here is the view

I’ve generally tended to take the position that while the people running Iran are a bunch of reactionary thugs, they’re at least a fairly intelligent bunch of reactionary thugs.

After this revelation on Iranian Press TV, however, I’m not so certain:

Iran’s Guardian Council has admitted that the number of votes collected in 50 cities surpass the number of those eligible to cast ballot in those areas. The council’s Spokesman Abbas-Ali Kadkhodaei, who was speaking on the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) Channel 2 on Sunday, made the remarks in response to complaints filed by Mohsen Rezaei—a defeated candidate in the June 12 Presidential election. “Statistics provided by Mohsen Rezaei in which he claims more than 100% of those eligible have cast their ballot in 170 cities are not accurate—the incident has happened in only 50 cities,” Kadkhodaei said. The spokesman, however, said that although the vote tally affected by such an irregularity is over 3 million, “it has yet to be determined whether the amount is decisive in the election results,” reported Khabaronline.

Back in home, none of the Malaysia mainstream media yet pickup the “news”, and all focus are still on the threat of smack down the Iran protester. Perhaps Iran ruling parties failed to learn a Malaysian lesson to harness the power of “free military mail votes”.

That is one free lesson that Malaysian should not miss.