Showing posts with label Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 September 2008

Whatever Will Be, Will Be(Hey Pak Lah Pak Lah) Lyrics by Neo

When he was just a deputy president
He asked Dr. M what will he be
Will I be president?
Will I be rich?
Here's what Dr. M said to him

Hey Pak Lah Pak Lah
Whatever will be, will be
The futures not ours to see
Hey Pak Lah Pak Lah
What will be, will be

When he become 5th PM and fell asleep
He sleep and dreaming what lies ahead
Will he have rainbows day after day?
Here's what he dream is about

Hey Pak Lah Pak Lah
Whatever will be, will be
The futures not ours to see
Hey Pak Lah Pak Lah
What will be, will be

Now he have a son-in-law
Khairy ask his farther-in-law what will he be?
Will he be Umno U chief?
Will he be rich?
Pak Lah tell him tenderly

Hey Khairy Khairy
Whatever will be, will be
The futures not ours to see
Hey Khairy Khairy
What will be, will be

Hey Pak Lah & Khairy

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Wednesday, 3 September 2008

Pak Lah Score Card

The Compounded Aannul Growth Rate (CAGR) for EXIM Bank Loans disburse between 2004 and 2006 is 206%.

The loans amount disburse in 2004 is RM797,684,000 [RM 0.7 billion]and the loans disburse by EXIM bank had increased to RM3,374,376,000 [3.3 billion] within two year after Abdullah become Prime Minister.




As for the National Budget, the Government's operating expenditure has been increasing very rapidly over the past 10 years. It has increased by 189.0% since 2000.








Then, what happen to our stock market?

Oh! It's only down 40% in less than 6 months.



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Wednesday, 19 March 2008

Cabinet Ministers Assets Declaration Made Public?

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi today requested all his new cabinet ministers and deputy ministers to made asset declarations public on yearly basis.

The issue now is whether will this new directive from the prime minister only limited to assets in Malaysia? Or will this directive from prime minister also cover assets located in overseas? Will assets held by Muhammad Taib in Australia and New Zealand be exempted from this assets Declarations directive.

Muhammad Taib was acquitted by an Australian court of two charges of making false declaration pertaining to the amount he brought into the country December 16, 1996 and failure to declare 1.26 million Australian dollars at Brisbane airport when he left Australia for New Zealand six days later.

Interestingly, it was Muhammad Taib admission during the trial at the Brisbane District Court that he bought several properties worth more than 17 million ringgit in Australia and New Zealand under the name of his wife Asbi Rohani Asnan.

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Sunday, 16 March 2008

Abdullah Ahmad Badawi As PM Until 2012?

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has renew his mandate to rule but with an unprecedented election losses on March 8, 2008 will his days as prime minister last until the next general election?

As reported by Malaysiakini on March 14, Mukhriz Mahathir has called for Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to resign after the ruling coalition's unprecedented election setback.

Meantime, the Umno veteran Tengku Rezali, via his letters to all Umno division head, has called for an extraordinary general meeting on May 11 to discuss the party's unprecedented electoral setback.

Could the call by Tengku Rezali is conincident with Tun Dr. Mahathir which calls Pak Lah to resign as PM on Merch 9, after the ruling coalition suffer a disastrous weekend elections?

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Saturday, 15 March 2008

Is Pak Lah A PM For All Malaysian?

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi wants Opposition parties to be more responsible when making statements in order not to jeopardise racial harmony. In the 30-minute interview, he advised opposition parties in power in some of the states not to allow any community to feel marginalised and to think hard if they wanted to change policies.

However, the prime minister had silent on two main Malay newspaper, namely Utusan Melayu and Berita Harian for creating racial tension. Both the two newspaper had stoking racial tension with their headline "Tiada DEB" and "DAP Biadap"

How could a prime minister for all can adopt such a double standard in ensuring freedom of press?

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