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Posted by nkkhoo on 24th September, 2012
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Every idiot knows alternative media needs funds to survive because BN government refuses to give them publication permit for printed newspapers.
Malaysiakini newspapers circulation will hit 100,000 copies in first three months if the permit is granted to Malaysiakini.
George Soros needs to inject RM 10 billion to buy votes if he wants to control domestic politics.
The old man forgot China government has more says on who is Malaysia government after GE13 by blatantly proclaim that BN is China choice.
The old man is still naive to believe such petty issues will shift the focus of BN corruption, cronyism and racism from the rakyat minds.
Foreign funders want to push for regime change: Mahathir
KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 23, 2012): Some foreign powers want to push for a regime change in Malaysia by funding local-based, pro-opposition organisations, said former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
He said, the ultimate goal of the funders was to see the appointment of a leader whom they could put under their thumb.
Speaking to reporters here today, Dr Mahathir said that funding by the National Endowment for Democracy and the American currency speculator George Soros-linked Open Society Institute (OSI) — in the name of democracy and freedom — were not only bad but also reflected a hidden intention in wanting to control the domestic politics.
The vocal veteran politician was asked to comment on news portal Malaysiakini.com’s admission that it had received foreign funds, including from OSI.
It was exposed recently that apart from Mkini Dot Com Sdn Bhd which operates Malaysiakini.com, non-governmental organisation Suara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram) had also received foreign funds. – Bernama
Posted by nkkhoo on 4th December, 2011
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You may wonder why the protesters have to use umbrellas? Because Petronas sprayed them with water via sprinklers.
Pukimak….Petronas! There is a way to make Petronas runs like a crazy dog if it still treat peaceful protesters with shower next week.
Posted by nkkhoo on 21st November, 2011
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BN hires 2000 cyber troopers who are doing dirty jobs for money is no match with 200,000 or more volunteers who either anti-BN, pro-PR or neutral.
As long as BN continues living in denial syndrome, Malaysians with brain will reject them no matter how many hired cyber troopers running wild in virtual world.
MyVoice to do cyber space battle against opposition
KUALA LUMPUR — MyVoice, the 1Malaysia Social Media Volunteers Club launched today, garnered more than 2,000 social media practitioners in its quest to do cyber space battle against falsehoods by the opposition.
MyVoice was launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak during the 1Malaysia Social Media Convention held at the Putra World Trade Convention centre here.
Convention chairman Datuk Mohd Sharkar Shamsuddin said the club was open to all social media practitioners who rejected false politics and supported politics based on true information and facts.
“Those who have joined MyVoice are from the grassroots to famous bloggers, who will rebut all criticisms hurled by the opposition through blogs, Facebook, Twitter and so on,” he said to Bernama.
“We respect the internet as an open platform but it needs to include more positive information and agenda in it,” he added.
Mohd Shaukar said MyVoice would also promote the economic and political transformation agenda which has been and is still being carried out by the government. — BERNAMA
Posted by nkkhoo on 11th October, 2011
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This logo design was first claimed from a Hong Kong student, Jonathan mak, but it was later found out the idea was copied from a Briton who came out similar design in May 2011.
This may explain why there is no “Steve Jobs” from China or even Asia because Asian people generally are trained as copycats, not the creative thinkers.
Posted by nkkhoo on 21st June, 2011
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This survey attracted more than 1.3 million netizens is unprecedented. Because of 99% voters supported Bersih demo, this survey was removed by The Star without reason given.
Boycott the Star, a mouthpiece of MCA and BN.
Latest update from The Star is the survey was manipulated, an initial examination of site logs showed about one million submissions to the poll page from just one IP address.
But I see this explanation does not make sense because many online surveys do not accept multiple votes from a same IP. Obviously the Star IT does not know how to run online survey.
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