Wow it is awesome that our multimedia unit knows that 90& of the hackers are Malaysians. I wonder how they knew that. I thought they were anonymous? They are damn keng ah, our multimedia unit or cyber police knows where they are from. Got to applaud their professionalism in this. However, I hope they won’t get played out by these anon hackers again because hackers will always be hackers

That being said, I also think Perkasa and UMNO youth has every right to hold their own protest because it is also part of the rights as citizens of Malaysia. So please don’t say their rights will be stifled to do what they are going to do. The interesting thing will be if you can spot whether they are being given police permit or not. Will they face the same treatment as BERSIH protesters or they will get special treatment?

This is getting absurd day by day. They said the 1malaysia email is free but then the government may need to pay 50 cents for each email sent. Care to remind me where is government going to get the money to pay for this venture again? It goes back to the people right? So why are they saying the email service is free and worst of all it is powered by google email system. Sounds stupid enough to me.

I do not what they mean by “don’t ask the Chinese Premier sensitive” questions. I really don’t get this part. Does this mean he is not used to being asked sensitive questions? Is he too used at controlled press and what not? I wonder how would he react when he happen to be interviewed by BBC Hard Talk. I doubt he would even last the entire hour. Oh wait, he don’t speak English, assuming that BBC Hard Talk do not tolerate translators.

It is funny when you have people trying to discredit DAP for being a communist party when they can also host people from the biggest communist party in the world at the same time. It is difficult for me to take them seriously when there are morons like them governing the country. It’s like the pot calling the kettle black. Why do we even have to tolerate of having such people in our nation anyway?

To be very honest with you, what Raja Petra told TV3 has already been told in his blog many years ago. So I do not understand why certain Pakatan people are jumping the gun by hitting out at him for criticizing their dearest leader? This is the problem when you are too engrossed to personalities instead of sticking to the causes you are fighting for. Sometimes it annoys me that they can’t even look at the bigger picture.

Sometimes the quality of MACC baffles me. How would you react when you are told that these officials watched porn before/after they questioned Teoh Beng Hock during office hours? Seriously, watching porn during office hours? What happened to discipline? And one of the officials had the cheek to say he has no control what the officials do. Yeah, he is partially right but he forgot to mention it is during office hours.

You got to be kidding me. Rahim Thamby Chik is one of the people who was involved in Anwar’s sex video? I think the moment Rahim revealed himself as Datuk T was the time it killed off any credibility it has. Seriously, if you want to find some one to implicate the opposition leader, can you find another person other then Rahim? It seriously kills off any credibility it has in the so called allegation.

We are the master of flip flips, I tell you. At one point they said porn viewing is illegal, at another point they say it is legal as long as it is being used to prosecute an opposition leader. Kind of lame, don’t you think? You might as well say it is legal to “waste” some one because he is a threat to your political survival. I guess this is what they meant by saying Malaysia Boleh.