Thursday 19 December 2013

A Chinese guy's promise (updated)

UPDATES

Just got a text from the Chinese guy. He is busy this evening and can't keep me company.

Well, expected already. Never mind.

No I'm not going to whack the Chinese because one of them stood me up. What I wrote earlier was bluffing only.

What? You think I am really a racist just because I support Umno ka? Or is it because I whack the Chinese a bit for idolising the likes of Guan Eng? Well, if you do, then those DAP propaganda really get into your brain, I think.

Hmmmm...really doesn't matter lah. You all can think whatever yoi want of me. It doesn't really matter to me.


ORIGINAL POSTING

I'm actually planning to take a break from the social political nonsense.

The whole thing is getting a bit tiring.

Too much bullshit flying around.

And it's coming from both side of the political divide.

Just read the comments at my last posting

It's love, stupid

and you will know that all those talks about Bangsa Malaysia is just so full of shit.

Yes, DAP's Hannah Yeoh is so full of bullshit and other sorts of shit when she accused Umno people of being racists. My opinion was that, wanting to have her children  being registered as Bangsa Malaysia is just child exploitation to further her political agenda.

Seriously, do you all really believe that all those DAP people who are mostly Chinese are all ready to throw away their ethnicity and become Bangsa Malaysia?

Really, do read ALL the comments at that last posting of mine before you answer that.

If you still say you do believe them, then I think you deserve what's coming your way five years from now when they take over the running of this country.

The fact that the Pakatan gang divided the electoral seats among themselves along racial lines during elections was a clear indication that they were so full of shit when they accuse Umno and its Barisan Nasional allies of  being racists.

It's all just hypocrisy, plain and simple.

Okay, enough of that.

I just want to take it easy for the rest of the day and maybe have a bit of fun later in the evening.

That Chinese guy who occasionally bought me dinner promised that he will try to get off early to spend time with me.


Well, I'm just giving it a 50 per cent chance of happening. Based on the country's history, Chinese were not very good at keeping their promises. Remember the social contract and the current bitching about being second, third , fourth and fifth class citizens by Guan Eng and the gang?

Really, nothing much that I can do about it, okay. I will just wait and see. If the guy really turned up for the date, then it's good. If he doesn't, then I can whack the Chinese some more for being so full of shit when it comes to making promises.

35 comments:

  1. Annie,

    Go Get Married...Have Some Children and Forget about these Mind Games you are playing.

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    1. Annie, forget about your ingrate Chinese guy, go stuff yourself a KFC meal and every thing will be frinky good !

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    2. TARA TIPU TARA CINA

      TARA CINA TARA TIPU

      BE CAREFULL ALL MELAYU OUR TOK MOYANG HAD SAID THAT... CHINESE IMMIGRANTS CANT BE TRUSTED THEY ARE GREEDY AFTER WE GIVE THEM TUMPANG NEGERI MELAYU

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    3. Mr.Tara, can you elaborate what things the cina are greedy about or taking things from the Melayu ? and also what have they done to harm the Melayu ? For all we know, yg kelentong sama orang Melayu dan bangsa-bangsa lain adalah UMNO. Presumably Mr.Tara mesti salah seorang UMNO goon.

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    4. Tara UMNO Tara Susah
      Tara Susah Tara UMNO
      Berhati-hati rakyat Malaysia, our tok moyang sudah pesan, UMNO can't be trusted because they are corrupt, incompetent and also greedy. After we give them our vote and they now wants to naik harga semua barang.
      Ada UMNO, Ada Rasuah
      Ada Rasuah, Ada UMNO

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    5. Better rephrase to "tadak cina tadak rasuah".

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    6. TARA TIPU TARA CINA

      TARA CINA TARA TIPU

      TO ALL MALAYS BEWARE OF THOSE DOGS AND PIGS

      DAP@DOGS AND PIGS

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    7. TARA TIPU TARA CINA

      TARA PELACURAN TARA CINA

      TARA GAMBLING TARA CINA

      TARA SYABU TARA CINA

      TARA SMUGGLING TARA CINA

      TARA BEER TARA CINA

      TARA BERMUKA MUKA TARA CINA

      THESE SEPET CHINESE IMMIGRANTS ARE DISEASES IN MALAY COUNTRY THEY BRING MENACE N DISEASE TO ANY HOST COUNTRY THEY EMIGRATED

      BEWARE OF DOGS N PIGS
      DAP@Dogs And Pigs

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    8. So says the bottom 40%.

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  2. Education 'illusions' are to trick the poor, says Ideas

    12:24PM Dec 18, 2013

    The government appears to be taking advantage of the trust given by the poor by creating an illusion that the education system in the country has been reformed, said Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (Ideas) today.

    Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (Ideas) CEO Wan Saiful Wan Jan.JPGIts CEO Wan Saiful Wan Jan (left) said that according to a study conducted by his think tank, the bottom 40 percent of parents of schoolgoing children are generally happy with the quality of schools and teachers in the country, when the reality is that their children are struggling by regional and international standards.

    "They trust the government is providing a good education. This appears to be a positive finding, but in reality it is extremely worrying," said Wan Saiful.

    "What our survey indicates is how wide the gap actually is between perception and reality.

    "These parents seem to have a very positive perception about our schools, whereas when the products of these schools, the students, are assessed internationally, the findings are near disastrous," he added.

    Wan Saiful said that those in power seem to be "very good" at shaping how the poor view the quality of education in the country.

    "There are too many ‘illusions of reform’ created by the various announcements by the government. But we must remember that these are only announcements," he said further.

    "But the trust of the poor should not be taken advantage of. They need true school reform to help the next generation break away from the poverty cycle," he added.

    Wan Saiful said that if Malaysians want to safeguard the future of their children, they must ensure that perception is about as close to reality.

    "And the reality at the moment looks rather grim," he said.

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    1. Education is the most serious weakness facing Malaysia.

      Yet it has attracted no comments so far in this forum.

      Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (Ideas) CEO Wan Saiful Wan Jan.JPGIts CEO Wan Saiful Wan Jan said that according to a study conducted by his think tank, the bottom 40 percent of parents of school going children are generally happy with the quality of schools and teachers in the country, when the reality is that their children are struggling by regional and international standards.


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    2. Maybe this forum's participants are basically of the above mentioned bottom 40 percent mentality.

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    3. Two weeks ago, the Programme for International Assessment revealed that Malaysian 15-year-olds ranked in the bottom third among 65 countries when it came to reading, Science and Mathematics.

      Malaysian 15-year-olds were now three to five years behind their peers in Shanghai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Macau and Japan.

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  3. Islamic groups see red over highway toll hikes

    10:12AM Dec 18, 2013

    BUT NAJIB DIDN'T PRESIDE OVER THE INKING OF THESE IRON CLAD LEGALLY BINDING AGREEMENTS!

    Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia (Abim) and Gerakan Mahasiswa Se-Islam Malaysia (Gamis) have pledged to campaign against the move to increase highway toll charges.

    NONEGamis, a national student body, said it has already launched a movement called "Himpunan Amarah Rakyat" while Abim said it will soon be launching a campaign to air the voices of those suffering from rising cost of living.

    Both movements described the actions of the federal government as inconsiderate and adding to the financial burden of the people.

    "The decision to increase toll rates in favour of concession agreements clearly reflects that the people's welfare is not prioritised," Abim said in a press statement yesterday.

    Similarly, Gamis said in its press statement, also released yesterday, that the government efforts to alleviate the burden of the working class were wanting.

    Both groups also criticised Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Abdul Wahid Omar for calling on those unhappy with the increased toll charges to use alternative routes.

    Breaking promises?

    Both youth groups called on Wahid to apologise to the people.

    Gamis said Wahid (left) should be aware that the Budget 2011 speech of the prime minister had stated that the toll charges would not be raised within five years.

    The group also said it would be organising a rally on New Year's Eve, themed "2014 Tahun Sengsara Rakyat (2014 the year of the people's misery)", and the venue would be announced soon.

    Toll charges in the Klang Valley are be raised by between RM0.50 and RM2 from Jan 1.

    The federal government said the increase in toll charges was inevitable because gradual increase of the charges was part of the concessionaire agreements with the highway operators.

    Without the increase in toll charges, Works Minister Fadillah Yusof said, the government would have to fork out RM400 million to the highway operators, a sum that could be used for other purposes.

    However, critics have pointed out that the contracts are lopsided to begin with, and were not awarded through open tender. Furthermore, BN had pledged to reduce toll charges in its 13th general election manifesto.

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    1. ... Ibrahim Ali juga mengatakan kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN) berhak menaikkan harga barang kerana mereka memenangi pilihan raya umum lalu, ni termasuk tol yang akan dinaikkan pada 1-Jan-2014.

      Hidup UMNO ! mati-lah Rakyat ...

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  4. Annie,

    You may be right in that DAP members who are Chinese will never throw away their ethnicity and claim to be Malaysians for the exact same reason as UMNO members will never throw away their ethnicity and claim to be Malaysians :)

    I have NEVER considered myself a Chinese even as a child.

    'Til today, I will only admit to Chinese ancestry despite the fact that my parents can trace their ancestry back to their neighbouring villages in China.

    I was brought up as a Malaysian by my parents.

    As an aside and you can choose to believe it or not, even my name has an Arabic (read Muslim) equivalent and amongst my Muslim friends around the world, I am often referred to by my Arabic name even though they KNOW I am not a Muslim.

    I know it is no good telling you that, in Malaysia, the hatred between the Chinese and the Malays is ALL ARTIFICIAL just as is the hatred between Muslims and Christians.

    It is the political parties which are dividing us racially and religiously for their own political aims - UMNO/BN propagates it and Pakatan plays along.

    When will Malaysians just stop this racial and religious bullshit?

    WHY DON'T MALAYSIANS WANT TO STOP THIS RACIAL AND RELIGIOUS BULLSHIT?

    Is it really that difficult for one Malaysian to think of another Malaysian as just another person? Are Malaysians really that weak and stupid?

    Where are the Malaysians who will stand up and say, "Fuck you all wanna-be-goodie-two-shoes becos I will be my own person and be a good person by myself" ?

    If I am wrong, I am man enough to stand up and admit my mistake and face the consequences.

    I have been wrong many times in the past and I have admitted to my mistakes and I have faced my punishments. I think it has made me a better person.

    Because of my experiences growing up in Malaysia, I used to believe that all politicians are scumbags.

    Now that I have seen a bit more of the world and learnt a bit more about other political systems, I know that there are politicians who genuinely care about their community, who do their work quietly and go away quietly when the work is done.

    I hope that one day, we will see such a breed of politicians in Malaysia from both sides of the political divide.

    Gladiator

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    1. I never considered chinese as Malaysia, as they never behave as Malaysia but as permanent residents looking for economic opportunities, regardless whether their actions and conducts will jeopardise the harmonious relationship with the natives. They will leave as soon as those economic opportunities are no longer available.

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    2. I too have never considered anon 18:33 as human being as he is more like a anjing yg tengah menyalak kat bukit cina.

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    3. All the Chinese should do back to where they belong. The Malays can survive without them. All the brouhaha that we owe it to them for what Malaysia has become today is their propaganda. After all this chinkie race likes to praise themselves. They also tried to rewrite history of May 13 racial riot that their leader kit sial was nit responsible but only their bastard race believe the story. Can't wait fir another racial riot to happen so that we can teach these ingrates a very good lesson on how to be grateful to the TUAN RUMAH!

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    4. Anon 18:33,

      Within the Malaysian context, you are partially correct in that the Chinese came looking for economic opportunities.

      What you may not have realised is that there were a few waves of migration out of China.

      I tend to divide these waves into :-

      1/ Pre-1850
      2/ 1850-1900
      3/ 1900-1950

      Pls note that these are just rough dates I use.

      Also, I am not the original person who "invented" this wave theory. I encountered it during my readings trying to understand Malaysian history and I have modified the theory slightly for my own understanding.

      The following is just my understanding of how the wave theory is applied.

      The first wave, pre-1850, were the true entrepreneurs. They sailed the world. They were simple fishermen who fished the coastline, small time traders along the Kelantan coast and Kalimantan, large armadas like Admiral Zheng He who came to Malacca.

      The second wave, 1850-1900, came to Malaysia after the Taiping Revolution as the Qing Dynasty was collapsing. My ancestors belong to this wave.

      I consider the second wave to be little different from political refugees :)

      The third wave, 1900-1950, came following the second wave after hearing how good life was in Malaysia. Things were also really tough in China with the chaos after the collapse of the Qing Dynasty, the civil wars in China, the 1st and 2nd World Wars, the Japanese invasion, the Communists, etc.

      As you can probably now tell, the descendents of wave 2 and wave 3, will have difficulties leaving Malaysia as economic opportunities dwindle here.

      There is really nowhere to go because things have changed a bit since the 1st wave as nowadays, economic conditions have international implications.

      Of cos, there will always be some who have the financial capacity to leave but this is no different to any other wealthy Malaysian - Malay, Chinese or Indian. You may be surprised about how many of them have also left Malaysia or have hidey-holes set up overseas in case things turn nasty in Malaysia.

      If you have done a bit of travelling yourself and you look carefully, you will meet these expatriate Malaysians in "London, Paris, New York" just like the song says :)

      The Chinese amongst these Malaysians are quite easy to spot as they usually out in the open running businesses.

      The Malays and Indians are a bit harder to find because they tend to be into investments and so just need to relax in the background and "goyang kaki" collecting rent/dividends. Many of them also return to Malaysia as that is where their real source of income is generated.

      Hopefully, this helps you understand a little bit more about the Chinese in Malaysia.

      The usual rubbish we hear about the Chinese in Malaysia is really just that - rubbish by political fuckwits who have an hidden agenda for their own political aims.

      Please note I am just an ordinary person who does his own research and as such some of my information may not really be 100% accurate. My analysis may also be a bit naive and simplistic as well.

      I have no problems if others disagree with my findings, although I would appreciate them presenting alternative sources of info I can look up.

      Gladiator

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    5. anon 21:24, lu masih nyanyi lagu lama ni kah ? lagu ni dah tak laku lagi tahu ?

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    6. Sorry mate, as long as Malaysia is the land of milk and honey, the chinese will still be around. They will only leave when Malaysia become maid and sex-slave exporting country. The malays better get ready for a very long bitter struggle, otherwise accept your fate as a pariah in your own beloved land.

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    7. Malays leave the country because of political reason or to enjoy their ill gotten fortune. The chinese leave because of economic reason as they feel they can earn more money elsewhere. Malays usually wanted to return to their homeland, preferably to die here.

      It is sad that characters like Vincent Tan and Tony Fernandez "invested" their money overseas in high risk areas which they knew very little, such as soccer and automotive. Along the way they tried to force their style, which work very very in top-level- patronised malaysian style in a mature culture such as UK. Of course it is very difficult to kow-tim with the government and regulators there and inevitably created conflicts and more often they will depart with bloody nose and gives Malaysian a very bad name. You just don't see any Malay do that.

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  5. True, for every bad person of any race you find, they will be 2 such similar persons within your own race. The same goes for extremely nice person. For every nice person of your own race, they will be 2 other such characters within other race. At the end of the day, it is just the attitude of the Man - NOT his race. I hope going forward, Malaysia will hold many more sports tournaments and many more Bersih demo. True Malaysians gather there.

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  6. aiyaa! annie forget the man(men) with no head(s)...

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  7. Annie, you ni betoi-betoi drama queen lah !!

    lol

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  8. You know what will be really funny?

    When Hannah Yeoh's kids grow up and tell her that they want to be Muslims.

    Then we shall see Hannah's reaction.

    Hahahahahaha.

    Karma is a bitch, Hannah.

    Jangan kutuk banyak sangat.

    Same for Stevie Chan.

    Muhd

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    1. karma is a bitch ?? Bodohnya Muhd, now that is really funny !! kekekekeke

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    2. Muhd, please don't make fun of Muslim, jika tidak laporan polis akan di buat !!

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    3. Ni mesti budak beringus meleleh lagi/otak lembek..sikit2 buat laporan polis. ... reti MENGANCAM aje ke?? Pandai sangat lah tu.

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    4. Tak pe la. Nak buat laporan polis buat la. Tapi dia orang tak tahu kuasa dan hidayah Allah. Kawan Cina pun ada beritahu, jangan benci sangat, benci-benci nanti jadi suka/cinta. Mungkin Hannah & Co nak pura-pura baik untuk menambat hati Melayu, tetapi mungkin ini secara tidak langsung membuka hati anak-anak mereka untuk memeluk Islam.

      Terpulanglah. Bila tiba masanya kita lihat je dan tengok reaksi Hannah.

      Muhd

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  9. Annie u sebuk2 mengejar .. si mamat playing hard to get......sekali dapat ....... adoi...... Extra Small size. Banging your head on the wall after rugi lor. :(

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  10. The hypocrite is one who lies when he speaks, or betrays your trust, or breaks the promises he makes. It's a grievous sin that is punishable by hellfire ... unless he repents ... with sincerity.

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    1. Signs of the approaching Last Day:

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTxZLB7qTS8

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  11. Annie. you'll be sorry at 48 for missing out on so many guys out there. Mark my words. Wasted youth lah - running after someone who is not that into you.

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