Tun Dr Mahathir, please read now

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JK's Digest No. 27 of March 2007 (53 of 2007) Tun Dr Mahathir says it right BUT......
'If we surrender our territory to foreigners we will lose our rights to foreigners,' Dr Mahathir said, adding that the country's ethnic Malay majority will not be able to compete with the foreigners who will come equipped with better business skills, money and government incentives. -- AP (see below)
This is exactly happening in Sabah where 1-2 millions illegals have become dubious citizens via the Project Mahathir and Project IC for three decades.
Sabah has the experience of "Ethnic cleansing" when dubious people dominate Sabahans and Apartheid Phenomenon where the local bumiputra are sidelined when foreign illegal people become bumiputra overnight by way of blue IC and Mykad.
TDM, for your honour now and your family, REVOKE those illegal identity cards NOW.
Clean the mess and compensate Sabahans with at least RM40 billions for 22 years and more since 1963. The figure (to be worked out) can triple and Petronas has much money to pay us before more global terrorism consume our resources already dwindling. This fund must be handled by me and my gang, not those greedy BN people.
JUSTICE FOR SABAH BY SABAHANS ONLY .
The illegal Governments must go now. PERIOD.
Joshua Kong (proponent of MIGS and WON)
http://mega-icc-group-sabah-migs.blogspot.com/ http://won-borneo.blogspot.com/
Latest Book: Biodiversity Challenge-Haze Health Hell ISBN983-2653-24-XAuthor of New Wealth Order, EPIC of Sabah, FIRE, Sabah Wealth - image of woods power,
EPIC of Sabah - 2nd Edition, Paper to Parliamentary Select Committee on Unity and National Service.
EPIC of Sabah - 3rd Ed., WATER, A tussle in biodiversity of two liquids - palm oil and water,
Sabah and Sarawak in Malaysia in 1963, A Paper to Parliamentary Select Committee on Integrity (2006).
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30/03: Mahathir returns to political arena, attacks govtCategory: General http://malaysia-today.net/blog2006/newsncom.php?itemid=3478
Posted by: Raja Petra
Former Malaysian leader Mahathir Mohamad returned to the political arena on Thursday after a five-month gap forced by illness, renewing his attacks on the government by accusing it of corruption, nepotism and weakness.

'We have corrupt leaders who favour their relatives,' Dr Mahathir, 81, said in a speech, apparently referring to his successor-turned-foe, Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

It was Dr Mahathir's first public speech at an event organised by a ruling party branch since November when he suffered a heart attack and was forced to suspend a year-long campaign against Mr Abdullah.

Dr Mahathir has alleged that Mr Abdullah's son and son-in-law have benefited in their business because of his office but has offered no proof.

The vitriolic attacks by Dr Mahathir, who was in power for 22 years, had shocked the nation given that Mr Abdullah was his hand-picked successor.

Dr Mahathir chose to resume his campaign in Kulai, a small town of palm oil traders and other businesspeople in Johor, a stronghold of the ruling United Malays National Organisation (Umno) party.

His audience was about 300 Umno members and other town residents.

While it was clear that he still has the capacity to draw crowds, the small number also was proof that people may be getting tired of his repetitious allegations that Mr Abdullah is corrupt, and that his government has compromised national sovereignty by bowing to demands by neighbouring Singapore.

Dr Mahathir explained to the small crowd by saying his supporters were afraid of being harassed by the government. 'Before there were thousands who would assemble and kiss my hands,' he said.

Dr Mahathir's anger against Mr Abdullah stems from his decision last year to abandon a project to build a bridge from Johor to Singapore across the narrow strip of sea separating the two countries.

Mr Abdullah's government says it decided to scrap the project - a Dr Mahathir brainchild - because of unacceptable demands by Singapore.

Dr Mahathir says the administration had no guts to negotiate properly with Singapore. 'We see that our country has no courage to build something in our own territory because we are scared of other people,' Dr Mahathir said on Thursday.

He also picked a new topic to criticise the government - a special economic zone being planned in Johor where investors would be given a range of incentives and concessions to set up industries.

The aim is largely to attract investors from Singapore.

'If we surrender our territory to foreigners we will lose our rights to foreigners,' Dr Mahathir said, adding that the country's ethnic Malay majority will not be able to compete with the foreigners who will come equipped with better business skills, money and government incentives. -- AP

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JK's Digest No. 30 of May 2007 (142 of 2007)The impact of corruption and evils in Malaysia.

NEED TO PONDER NOW positively.

You may not see it but this is happening, and when it is happening, the leaders want to ignore them.

What is it that I am writing?

All things happen for a purpose. Some may want to call that with a slogan "Glory, Distinction, Excellence" or "Gemilang, Cemerlang, Terbilang", but this has to be measured against scenarios that are rotting away such as costly and wasteful of human resources when Malaysia wants to talk of 70 million of healthy people in 2020 or 2030.

How is the nation capable to sustain the following (samples only) development apart from the costs of massive corruption and applications of evil or voodooo?

We are sad that the following items are now our challenges:-

2.48 million Malaysian diabetics by 2030:WHO (DE 7 May 2007);

over 700,000 single mums and number likely to rise (DE 9 May 2007);

Invalidity pension of RM1.2b in 10 years and 203,784 permanently disabled arising from employment.

100,000 Transexual in the nation urging for diabolical costly surgical solutions which may not work for many.

How many sufferers are there of all sorts of diseases especially deadly ones like AIDS/Hiv, hepatitis, cancers etc?

Over 40% of M抯ians have hypertension (Sunday May 20, 2007) leading to stroke, heart attacks etc.

How many have been dying on the roads?  Premature deaths are costly loss of human capital.

How many are disabled or deformed (external, internal and blood) when all human beings should be perfect? I have seen more than 200 puppies yet none has been deformed (external) at birth.

These are the reasons that we need 1.2 million civil servants to deal with such social and medical ills, and paying pension for the future can reach RM20b per year within the decade (now RM.53b).

(your role now is add on the list ....)

Joshua Kong (proponent of MIGS and WON)

http://mega-icc-group-sabah-migs.blogspot.com/ http://won-borneo.blogspot.com/

alphawolf

Aiyaaaa why u always obsessed with voodoo ah?

Since it is like that aaa I can say that 200,000 people in Malaysia got pukau-ed, 20,000 got santau-ed, 1 million girls got minyak senyonyong-ed and another 3 million women got susuk-ed.

alphawolf

Aiyaaaa why u always obsessed with voodoo ah?

Since it is like that aaa I can say that 200,000 people in Malaysia got pukau-ed, 20,000 got santau-ed, 1 million girls got minyak senyonyong-ed and another 3 million women got susuk-ed.

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in voodoo and so you added on