Wake up, vote Pakatan

An absent-minded professor was late for his lecture. He jumped into a cab and shouted, “Hurry! At top speed!” As the cab sped along, he realised that he hadn’t told the driver where to go, so he shouted, “Do you know where I want to go?” “No, sir,” said the cabbie “but I’m driving as fast as I can.”

The above anecdote was quoted from page 177 of the book “One Minute Nonsense” written by the late Father Anthony de Mello, a Catholic Jesuit priest from India and it exemplifies perfectly the sorry state the Barisan Nasional federal government is in – on autopilot mode. Nonetheless, many of the citizens of Malaysia can also be said to be in an equal state of stupor.

Time for Najib to wake up and smell the dead cats

Left alone; terrified, tortured and trapped, the missing Petknode victims have already been condemned to gruesome deaths! Any hope of finding the 100 or so missing cats is all but lost. And we have our magnificent enforcement agencies to thank for this.

Their hideous disinterest in saving innocent lives and a complete fascination with impeding tireless efforts are reflective of an establishment that has lost every sense of humanity. The lying lazy louts responsible for fighting crime in this country have displayed very little polish in policing. Equipped with an army of excuses, they’ve taken the position of indifference and are refusing to budge!

Penang tells Koh to wake up to reality

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 23 — Penang has fired another volley in a roiling debate with the previous Gerakan-led administration, insisting that Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon’s claim that investments take more than five years to be realised does not “tally with the real situation on the ground.”

Datuk Lee Kah Choon, the former Gerakan leader who was appointed chief of Invest Penang by current Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, refuted today Koh’s claim that shifting an entire company to Penang took much longer than the “weeks” the DAP-led administration claimed on Saturday.