Bill Of Guarantee MCMC

Malaysia owh Malaysia. What happened to the government right now? I don’t quite understand the current government. With most of the minister are IT blind. Or they just blindfolded their eyes.

According to the 10 points bill of guarantees by MCMC, they should not provoking the issues of censorship. Recent action by government proved to the world that they broke the 10 points bill of guarantees. You can see rules number 7. Ensure no internet censorship.

Government Lost To Raja Petra

If Raja Petra wants to be one PKR candidates and fight for the Permatang Pauh seat, I would sayBarisan Nasional still loosing that gold seat. However Raja Petra did not participate, but he still be a winner. Why?

Coward. This is the right word to describe about the Malaysian government. Why must they ordered 19 ISPs in Malaysia to block Malaysia-Today.net? Why? Coward isn’t?

How to Access Malaysia Today

Do not worry guys. Here is the solutions:

  1. Change your DNS in your router or Modem to: 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220
  2. Access via direct IP. Type this in your internet explorer or firefox: 117.120.1.155
  3. Use this url: http://mt.m2day.org/2008/

Morale Of This Story

As Cnet produced the content of what Malaysian government did in their website, it attracts more and more people to realize the Malaysian Kuku Besi rules. MalaysiaInsider reported that Credit Suisse tells investors to avoid Malaysia and Thailand:

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 3 — International financial services group Credit Suisse has lumped Malaysia and Thailand, where a state of emergency has been declared, into the same category of politically unstable countries where investors should avoid buying stocks.

God help us !!

Bloomberg quoted a Credit Suisse brokerage report as saying a power struggle between Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and the government is heightening risks to the Malaysian economy.

“While we are a step closer to political conclusion, we really are none the wiser as to what that outcome will be,” Bloomberg quoted Stephen Hagger, a Kuala Lumpur based analyst at Credit Suisse, as writing in a report today.

Hagger wrote: “Malaysia offers some value versus the region, but it is not really cheap enough to justify the risks.”

Bloomberg also reported that other brokerages were forecasting tough times.

Who is the biggest culprit in this story?

Don’t you think that our neighbor plays the major role to put Malaysia and Thailand in misery. I don’t want to name it. But people knows, relationship between these two country were sour since the last few years. Who is the culprit did the short selling on BSKL. Who asked Pak Lah to float some shares which under the serving of bankruptcy notice?

Who was behind the big telco deal in Thailand and what happened to Thaksin now? The biggest and strongest Sout East Asia countries are Malaysia and Vietnam not Singapore. Do you know Singapore account status? Ask the bank or read around. Capitalists system is dying. Barisan Nasional expired.


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