Bravo Michael, after Malaysia Bodoh, on the latest column – Malaysia bites back and industriously trades the insults, I can say 45% is dedicated to our Trade Minister. She should read it, rakyat should read it, and figure out is our trade minister sleeping or working.

Again, Michael made some good points about how our .Gov waste tax payers money. Okay, just think of this, the .Gov is unable to continue paying tols compensations. But our .Gov could,

And as if to underscore my points about waste, on the day that my column was published, an assistant minister told the Malaysian Parliament that Malaysia’s first astronaut to be sent into space next year aboard a Russian space mission will be tasked to play batu seremban, a traditional Malay children’s game played with pebbles, will do some batik painting and will make teh tarik, a type of Malaysian milky tea, all to see how these things can be done without gravity.

The day before, the Government announced that a new RM400 million ($A142 million) palace will be built for Malaysia’s king, a position that is almost entirely ceremonial.

And the week before a groundbreaking ceremony was held for a second bridge between Penang and the Malaysian peninsular costing RM3 billion, a bridge that many consider unnecessary.

Our .Gov always said economy is on track and growing, is it true? If so but where is the facts and figures? Nothing!

Malaysia needs to do something. Its oil will run out soon and it has lost much of its appeal to foreign investors — recent UN figures show that from 2004 to 2005, foreign investment in Malaysia fell by 14 per cent, when the world economy was enjoying one of its longest periods of growth. One might wonder what the Trade and Industry Minister has actually been doing.

Well, I would say, Malaysia still suck on transparency. The news on the newspaper is just a piece of shit, what the .Gov fart, the newspaper write. No questioning and investigation on it. It’s something like what they shit and we eat all the time.

If there is no voice from rakyat, Malaysia will never ever improve, more Bodoh scenes can be seen every week, more Bodoh news can be read everyday.

Got a forwarded email, but not sure is it true or not;

If you should ever be forced by a robber to withdraw money from an ATM machine, you can notify the police by entering your Pin # in reverse.

For example if your pin number is 1234 then you would put in 4321. The ATM recognizes that your pin number is backwards from the ATM card you placed in the machine.

The machine will still give you the money you requested, but unknown to The robber, the police will be immediately dispatched to help you.

This information was recently broadcasted on TV and it states that it is seldom used because people don’t know it exists.

Is this exist in the Boleh land, Malaysia? Never heard about this. I going to try tonight, and see is there any police will call up my phone.

By the way, my ATM pin no is 889988, can somebody teach me how to reverse it?

Our Kerajaan, collect million ringgit of tax from us every year, but I still driving on the poor quality roads, insecure bridges, rock fall highways, high traffic expressway and etc. Do they really well utilize the money?

For example; expand the roads, maintain the roads, improve the public transportations and make sure LRT don’t fall down from the lane OR the wheels don’t hit any rakyat walking on the street? Hardly see it my friend, try to drive on Jalan Kuching from Duta to Selayang, there are so many big holes on the road, and I also seen motorcyclist met accident because of they wanted to avoid ride into the big holes.

Again, where is the tax payer money goes to? It was spent for some brainless government servants again, for stupid meeting at 5 stars hotel. Can you sit quietly and look at those brain of their asses people spend our money Just Like That? I can’t, I cannot.

Selayang Municipal Council (MPS) is spending public funds for a luxurious meeting at a hilltop resort.

There have been two other incidents prior to this. Two years ago, councillors for 2004-2006 term held a seminar in Guoman, Port Dickson.

there was this 10-day working trip to South Africa nine months ago by MPS president Zainal Abidin Azim, secretary Jamri Basni and the rest of the councillors. The expenditure amounted to more than RM94,000 and was held in a five-star hotel. The amount included the purchase of tuxedos worth a whopping RM2,500 each.

Do always remember their name, how they spent our hard earning peluh money.