Lets not talk about trial exams. For they're inexorably boring and un-stimulating, it'd make a dead, rolled over bear roll over even more in its stenching grave.
Its not bloody over yet anyway. Theres still Biology paper 3 on Tuesday.
Fine. no more about it
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News 1: 916 didn't materialize.
Joy for some. Despair for others. Kinda potong-steam to me. And its appearing more and more like a soap opera being dragged on and on unnecessarily. Anwar's proposed plan to topple the Government and set up a Pakatan-ruled cabinet has hit a roadblock. Or has it hit the wall? Only time will tell whether the 30-odd + MP's that he claims to have "acquired" is the real deal or a rant on cloud 8.5 (not at 9 yet).
News 2: The brutal kindapping-murder of Lai Ying Xin
One of the most inhumane acts thinkable, the kidnapping and the subsequent brutal manual strangling, killing and partial burning of a really innocent 16-year girl who really only wants to lead her own life happily. Why? (presumably) the dude who was ditched by her just couldn't take it. IF he really liked her, he wouldn't do this to her but instead try to make her happy and want only the best for her. But, no. He (if it really is him) only wanted to fill personal needs and when he didn't get her, he had to kill her in the most cruel way possible. And it transpired right here in Johor. When you look at that smile, and then imagine what those bastards did to her, it'll fill your eyes with tears and make your blood boil in anger as to how they could ever do such a thing to her.
News 3: Dumb usage of ISA. And even dumber reasons for using it.
Tan Hoon Cheng. Teresa Kok. Raja Petra. "Victims" (if you could say so) of the liberal, unjustified use of the Internal Security Act (ISA) by the police. Tan was released after around 18 hours. Teresa Kok after about a week. Raja Petra? Maybe they wanna keep him in longer cos they think he's a "threat to national security" with his forthright views on "that-which-must-not-be-said-or-I'll-end-up-detained-under-ISA" in his blog and on MalaysiaToday. As for Tan, Syed Hamid's reason for her detention was "for her safety". For what "safety"? How can you keep someone safe by detaining them under the ISA? The ISA is meant for people who are suspected to be GENUINE threat to national security (suicide bombers, nuclear terrorists, anthrax dealers, etc. you get the picture). Not for someone who reports what is said by some overly racist dude from Bukit Bendera.
News 4: The SPM Pendidikan Moral exam issue
The SPM Pendidikan Moral exam is pushed back 1/2 hour later than scheduled. But that ain't solving the mental/physical torture that's to be endured by 17 year old non-Muslims all over the country, what with 2 papers of Add Maths followed by Moral, which is effectively 7 hours of brain busting goodness. They HAVE to change the day. Guess they're really threatened by us "squatters"(as said by somebody) and want to subdue the majority of us "squatter" students. Hmm....what are they afraid of, eh?
Source: kennysia.com
Joy for some. Despair for others. Kinda potong-steam to me. And its appearing more and more like a soap opera being dragged on and on unnecessarily. Anwar's proposed plan to topple the Government and set up a Pakatan-ruled cabinet has hit a roadblock. Or has it hit the wall? Only time will tell whether the 30-odd + MP's that he claims to have "acquired" is the real deal or a rant on cloud 8.5 (not at 9 yet).
News 2: The brutal kindapping-murder of Lai Ying Xin
One of the most inhumane acts thinkable, the kidnapping and the subsequent brutal manual strangling, killing and partial burning of a really innocent 16-year girl who really only wants to lead her own life happily. Why? (presumably) the dude who was ditched by her just couldn't take it. IF he really liked her, he wouldn't do this to her but instead try to make her happy and want only the best for her. But, no. He (if it really is him) only wanted to fill personal needs and when he didn't get her, he had to kill her in the most cruel way possible. And it transpired right here in Johor. When you look at that smile, and then imagine what those bastards did to her, it'll fill your eyes with tears and make your blood boil in anger as to how they could ever do such a thing to her.
News 3: Dumb usage of ISA. And even dumber reasons for using it.
Tan Hoon Cheng. Teresa Kok. Raja Petra. "Victims" (if you could say so) of the liberal, unjustified use of the Internal Security Act (ISA) by the police. Tan was released after around 18 hours. Teresa Kok after about a week. Raja Petra? Maybe they wanna keep him in longer cos they think he's a "threat to national security" with his forthright views on "that-which-must-not-be-said-or-I'll-end-up-detained-under-ISA" in his blog and on MalaysiaToday. As for Tan, Syed Hamid's reason for her detention was "for her safety". For what "safety"? How can you keep someone safe by detaining them under the ISA? The ISA is meant for people who are suspected to be GENUINE threat to national security (suicide bombers, nuclear terrorists, anthrax dealers, etc. you get the picture). Not for someone who reports what is said by some overly racist dude from Bukit Bendera.
News 4: The SPM Pendidikan Moral exam issue
The SPM Pendidikan Moral exam is pushed back 1/2 hour later than scheduled. But that ain't solving the mental/physical torture that's to be endured by 17 year old non-Muslims all over the country, what with 2 papers of Add Maths followed by Moral, which is effectively 7 hours of brain busting goodness. They HAVE to change the day. Guess they're really threatened by us "squatters"(as said by somebody) and want to subdue the majority of us "squatter" students. Hmm....what are they afraid of, eh?
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The Chronicles of Ahmad Ismail, (former) head of Bukit Bendera
But Chinese leaders want Ahmad Ismail himself to apologize.....
Yearp. Thats Malaysian racial harmony for you.
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