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A Prayer for the Doctor

What great doctors do is awaken the doctor within.
~Albert Schweitzer

Statesman Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is recovering from a chest infection at the Institut Jantung Negara (IJN) after being admitted there early today following a fever.

The official statement in BlogHOUSE.


I hope Malaysia would pray for his speedy recovery ... I am!


I'm sure many around the world would do so too.


Guess its not too much to ask for the Religious Department to urge the rakyat to pray for the speedy recovery and well being of a leader who has sacrificed his entire life for the well being of his people, and others beyond the shores of Malaysia.


My dear Malaysians, lets pray for God to shower Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad & Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali with continued good health. 


* Tun's recent interview HERE!

Y not 1Malaysia ?

Nothing appears wrong or out of the norm with 1Malaysia. 


The message is certainly much clearer after watching the above Lim Kok Wing Sound and Music Design Academy produced video clip of the theme song.


But why are Perak DAP's SIX TERM Chairman Datuk Ngeh Koo Ham and his cousin cum Perak DAP secretary Nga Kor Meng leading these bunch (pix below) in giving 1Malaysia a thumbsdown? 


Is this about their own political expediency or that of DAP, or could it be their misunderstood ways of achieving greater understanding, acceptance and unity among us Malaysians ? 


I'm confused ... and again I don't find anything wrong with a message of unity via 1Malaysia.
 

WHO IS THE GUY ?

Looks like him, walks like him, smiles like him ...... is it him? 

A Dangerous Precedent !

Royal Malaysian Police under attack ? 


pix from The Star

We have only watched movies and read in detail about how the much feared communist terrorist attacked and killed our policemen before torching their beat bases and stations.


One of the deadliest and blatant among those string of attacks in the Peninsula was in Bukit Kepong on the 23rd of February in 1950. 


Fifteen years later, an equally vicious attack took place at the Siburan police station in Sarawak. The communist were ruthless.


In recent history only the 1985'  MEMALI incident would ring an almost similar bell but with a slight difference - policemen were attacked and killed by villagers on Ibrahim Libya's orders.


So, it is indeed shocking and scary after learning that a group of men had used petrol to torch a police beat base in Bukit Tambun. 


The ROYAL MALAYSIAN POLICE beat base in Bukit Tambun - Nibong Tebal was torched after police there arrested a suspected criminal believed to have been involved in an earlier brutal machete attack.


What will they do next ? 


Are such actions fruits of a decade long move to demonise and ridicule the Royal Malaysian Police and other vital institutions in our country? 


Where are we heading ? 


p/s Home Minister, this requires your immediate attention. Not your personal 'action' but attention.

Did you, Anwar Ibrahim ?

UPDATED : 1615hrs 10/5/11 - 


Anwar Ibrahim denies he's a pig..ooops, denies he called PM Najib Razak a piglet during a political speech in Klang a couple of days ago.

Blogger RBF has the full conspiracy report.

Question No:1 : Anwar Ibrahim! Did you say Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, your fellow Muslim, was a a PIGLET during your speech in Klang two nights ago?

“Najib is a real ‘pandikutti’,” he said, drawing laughter and

 applause from the crowd. Pandikutti is a Tamil word for piglet. - 

FMT

p/s These are the witnesses : Senior Pakatan Rakyat leaders attended the function last night, including Selangor Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim, Penang Deputy Chief Minister II P Ramasamy, Klang MP Charles Santiago, Petaling Jaya Utara MP Tony Pua, Teluk Intan MP M Manogaran and Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo.(some admitted having heard those degrading words from the now suspended Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim who is embroiled in a SEX VIDEO SCANDAL)




Question No:2 : Anwar Ibrahim! Did you screw the "Chinadoll" as stated by Datuk Eskay and 'shown' in the video? (Datuk Seri Wan Azizah may want to assist you in handling this question).  


TQ.

WHO knows it all?

The days when “the government knows it all” are over, so said Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak in one of his earlier speeches as the 6^th Prime Minister of Malaysia.

He has repeated the message many times since and the last time we heard it a little louder was during the 1^st Malaysia-ASEAN Regional Bloggers Conference held in Kuala Lumpur recently.

The Prime Minister reiterated the message, elaborated and invited Malaysians to share their thoughts, ideas and vision with the Government.

The term “government knows it all” certainly doesn’t mean the Government knows nothing as some are quick to paint. I gather that the Government, or rather the Prime Minister is just being open.

What was done behind closed doors are now being gradually opened for greater participation and civilised discourse. As the populace “grows”, the Government invites greater ownership.

At the BlogHouseMalaysia organised conference, Najib engaged the regional bloggers in an open Q&A – dialogue in the presence of former Prime Minister, Premier blogger and Blog House Malaysia patron Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

Najib reassured that the Government would ensure media freedom and uphold the MSC Bill of Guarantee of “no internet censorship”.

(If Dr Mahathir was indeed a control freak he certainly wouldn’t have introduced the MSC Bill of Guarantee)

To cut a long story short, I guess we should seriously look around us and think for a second if we truly lack “Press Freedom” in this country.

Most of our mainstream newspapers have become more blunt (some are of course sliding into oblivion), the various political party newspapers and newsletters are selling like hot-cakes despite their half-truths and outright lies.

Blogs are practically ‘on fire’ with loads of information on any given subject. Micro-blogging site Twitter is staple food to an increasing number of Malaysians – no matter who or where they are.

The internet is absolutely free from any kind of censorship.

If all that doesn’t spell freedom, I just wonder what freedom of the press really is in the eyes of the so-called ‘fighters of press freedom”.

The ‘government knows-it-all” days maybe over but an increasing number of partisan Non-Govermental Organisations and their political masters seem to be after the “know-it-all” title now.

These NGOs and some ‘old politician’ seem to know it all and since they think they know it all they expect everyone else to toe their line.

p/s Utusan Malaysia too exercised their freedom by sacking one of their journalist who happens to be the National Union of Journalist president (an Opposition party sympatiser – if not hardcore supporter)  to protect the interest of the company which employs thousands of responsible journalist  who certainly uphold the spirits of Press Freedom.