Our last chance to make the change

What we do not need in this country are politicians. We don’t need the politicking. We do not need them to politicise their fears, their failures and their unending excuses. We do not need them to scare us or try to divide the people. What we need are people willing to serve the nation, serve the people and do their jobs sincerely as government servants.

Politicians spend too much talking. They are constantly in a state of denial, giving excuses for everything that they didn’t do. They keep telling us that they need more time to implement changes, which they never started in the first place. Malaysia is on auto pilot while the politicians are bickering among themselves, finding faults with each other and with the Opposition.

What to make of EO6′s link to Bersih?

In 1974, Malaysia and China established diplomatic ties. There is a famous picture of the second Prime Minister of Malaysia, Abdul Razak Hussein, shaking hands with Chairman Mao Zedong, the Communist revolutionary and strategist who established the People’s Republic of China in 1949.

Chairman Mao and the Communist Party of China are widely known to be the inspiration and source of support for the Communist Party of Malaya.

In 2009, Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak met with President Hu Jintao of the Communist Party of China on cooperation in trade and investment.

Every year, representatives of the Communist Party of Cuba are invited to and attend the Umno general assembly in Kuala Lumpur.

Now everyone can make change

To the living who are among the living dead,

Let the sun’s dawn upon the nation and upon you on July 9 be not in vain. May its light not be eclipsed in you, but the brilliance of 10.000 suns flow through the children of the sun.

Easier to make money from men, so youth changes sex

A youth underwent a sex change operation as he believed it would be easier to make money from men.

Zhang Hailong, a Secondary student then, ran away from home in 2007 after an argument with his parents.

He worked at a bar in Suzhou, China, but was unhappy with the low income.

He complained to a friend who suggested that he "transform" himself into a woman as the GROs at the bar made at least 500 yuan (RM236) a day.

Zhang underwent a sex change operation and changed his name to Juan Juan. He returned to work at the bar in a deal with its owner, who bore the surgery cost.

But Zhang could never stand the weird looks from the customers and wanted to work at a place where nobody knew his original identity.

Last year, he followed his netpal Wang Laiqing, 27, to work in Nanjing but the income could hardly cover the expenses of two people.

Then Wang wanted Zhang to stage a show to trick and rob businessman Zhao Bin, who had invited the transsexual for sex.

As the two were at the hotel room, Wang – who acted as Zhang's husband - stormed in and assaulted the innocent Zhao Bin while the transsexual pretended to be crying.

Then, Wang demanded a "settlement fee" from Zhao Bin before snatching away his necklace worth over 6,000 yuan (RM2,835) and wallet containing 500 yuan (RM236).

Zhao Bin asked his landlord to send 3,000 yuan (RM1,418) to Wang at Yanchangqiao Square.

But 30 minutes later, Zhang telephoned Zhao Bin, asking him to pay another 1,000 (RM473) to redeem his wallet.

Zhao Bin lodged a report and the police arrested Zhang but Wang escaped.

Zhang, now 21, was sentenced to four years jail and fined 3,000 yuan (RM1,418) for robbery.

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Hot couple: They make out at East Coast park -- under blazing sun

It was a blazing hot day, but despite that, a couple still laid on the scorching rocks at East Coast Park to make out.

STOMPer Des said (June 1):

"Singaporeans' couple activity spot in ECP.

"A couple was spotted on May 31 lying on the rocks at the beach and behaving very intimately."

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