游子心声

“华人只是寄居在马来西亚，因此不可能做到各族平等”

2008-08-28T10:33:00.000-07:00

巫统升旗山区部主席阿末依斯迈发表“华人只是寄居在马来西亚，因此不可能做到各族平等”

他奶奶的，经过3-8政治海啸，经过安华在芭东浦的胜利,巫统里面竟然还有只畜牲在说畜牲的话.

告诉所有的畜牲,马来西亚不是马来人的马来西亚，马来西亚不是印度人的马来西亚，马来西亚不是华人的马来西亚，马来西亚是马来西亚人的马来西亚。

Letter to Anwar Ibrahim: Change and Safe Malaysia

2008-07-25T12:49:00.000-07:00

Dear Mr Anwar Ibrahim,

How are you doing Mr. Ibrahim? I hope you are doing very well and well-prepared for more and more challanges in future, tomorrow or even next minute.

I, can be considered as a lucky one because I had a chance to study abroad, and get a pretty decent job in a country with freedom, human equity and security. However, I can be considered as an unlucky one because I am apart with my lovely family, friends, and all those I was missing so much in my home country, Malaysia.

Perhaps you know the exact head counts of Malaysians who are staying outside of Malaysia for living. And perhaps, you know the reason why these Malaysians rather to be apart with family and friends in back home, and choose to live in another country where they can only send a greeting card back to home in every single festival or celebration but not wathcing the smile and happiness on the faces of family and friends, where they can only listen to the voice of family through other side of the phone but not mutual touching and hugging, and where they can only look at the picture sent from back home but not inside the photo.

Mr. Ibrahim, I know there are a lot of difficulties for you and PR to change and save Malaysia, but please, make it happens. I believe there are a lot of Malaysians in oversea are waiting for that day to return back to their home country where freedom, human equity and security can be seeked, and to contribute their talent for building up Malaysia to be a strong country in the world.

Thank you very much for being THE VOICE OF DEMOCRACY OF MALAYSIA!

Sincerely,
Yang

Malaysian Must-Read Article

2008-06-25T12:18:00.000-07:00

The most important asset of a country is not its natural resources, but rather human resources. This is especially true in a knowledge based economy, which of course will be the trend in future if not already the trend in most of the westerncountries.

My daughter, who is in her final year medicine in Auckland , told me that a team of Singapore recruitment officers have just visited Auckland and talked to the Malaysian students there, offering job and training prospect for the final year students once they graduate. My daughter also told me that over the last few years, quite a lot of her Malaysian seniors, after graduating from medical courses in NZ, have gone to Singapore to work as house-officers and subsequently stayed back in Singapore for their postgraduate training.

Similar teams are sent to Australia and UK for recruiting Malaysians there to work in Singapore .

About a year ago, in one of the articles in Reuters, this was reported:
Malaysia is counting on bright, ambitious people like Tan Chye Ling for its future, to lead it away from manufacturing and into the knowledge age.

But the 32-year-old scientist, a post-graduate in molecular biology, is not counting on Malaysia to look after her future.

"I felt very suppressed in Malaysia ," said Tan, who moved to neighbouring Singapore , the region's pace-setter for biotech investment, after a decade of study and research in Malaysia .
"I have benefited from the better research environment and salary scheme here. Things are much smoother," she said by phone from the National University of Singapore where she is studying dust mites and allergies.

Tan estimates that 60 percent of the research teams she works with in Singapore are from Malaysia , despite her country's efforts over several years to develop a biotech industry.
The Malaysian government unveiled plans last March to spend $553.3 million over five years to boost research, attract foreign investment and build new facilities. But its efforts are wasted unless it can retain more talented people like Tan.

"Bythe time we have the research environment in place, every other countrywould have taken a slice of the biotech investment pie," said Iskandar Mizal, head of the state-run Malaysian Biotech Corporation which oversees the government's strategy.

There is a serious problem facing Malayia and that is the problem of Brain Drain. Why are Malaysians overseas not coming back to work?

Well, pay may be part of the reasons but is not the main reason. Singapore recruitment team offered Malaysian students there a salary which is a few times they would expect to get in Malaysia….S$40,000 a yr for houseman after tax (equivalent to RM86000) which is about 5 times the pay of a houseman inMalaysia.

But, as I say, pay is not the main problem. The living expenses Overseas is high. And for a person working overseas, the loneliness and the stress level is also high. So not everyone opts to work overseas because of pay. Many would not mind to work for lesser pay if they can stay near to their loved ones.

Why do people choose to work overseas, away from their loved ones ?

Malaysia has many state-of-the-art hospitals and research centres, which may even be the envy of many overseas countries. But hardware alone would not attract these experts o come home. In the medical fields, I have so many friends /classmates working overseas, many in world renowned centres. Why do they do that?

Some of my classmates and friends did come back as specialists. After working a few years ( many lasted a few months) , most get disillusioned and went off. There is really not much prospect of career advancement. How many can hope to become a professor, even when they are an acknowledged expert in their field? On the other hand , lesser beings are being promoted to professorship for doing much less.

How many of them can have any say about how things are to be run? How many of them can blend into the local team where the work attitude is vastly different from that overseas?
There is an unwritten rule that even if the person is very good, the head of the team has to be someone from a certain ethnic group who may not even be half as good as him.
In everyday life, some become disillusioned with the corruption, the red tape and tidak apa attitude of the officialdom. For an overseas doctor applying to work home, the application can take up to 6 months to get approved, whereas, Singapore sends teams overseas to recruit them on the spot, giving them forms to fill and offering them jobs immediately as long as they pass their final examination. See the difference?

It is the sense of being wanted and being appreciated that make these people stay overseas. Back here, they are often made to feel that they are of a lower class; they do not feel wanted and they do not feel appreciated…. That is the main reason.

For those with children , the education system puts them off. Even school children can feel being discriminated, one glaring example is the 2 systems in PreUniversity education.

All these make them pack their bags and off they go again, leaving behind their parents perhaps, siblings,friends they grew up together, favouite food that is often not available overseas. No one likes to be like this; circumstances and a sense of being recognised for their worth make them go away…It is really sad.

Parents spend huge amount of money educating them, but the ones who benefit are the Singaporeans, the Americans,the Australian, the British and so on. As long as racepolitics is not done away with, this problem of brain drain willcontinue and Malaysia will always lack behind the advanced countries,no matter how many twin towers and Putrajayas we build.

全球10大最好色國家-馬來西亞 no. 7

2008-06-20T13:16:00.000-07:00

哈哈，大马又有份排名，Malaysia Boleh!!!

全球10大最好色國家:

1.希臘
古希臘神話充斥性愛故事，加上氣候適宜、地中海小島風情，使希臘成為火辣辣國家。

2.巴西
T字內褲發源地，森巴女郎的狂野魅力更是沒法擋。

3.俄羅斯
國民性慾強，莫斯科的夜店酒吧永遠都擠滿客人。

4.中國
生產全球七成性玩具，性觀念越來越開放，過去8年北京開了5000間性商店。

5.波蘭
每年舉辦性愛博覽會，有兩脫星曾創下在幾小時內跟646名和759名男子做愛的紀錄。

6.意大利
性事頻繁，1/3的60歲以上男女仍然做愛。

7.馬來西亞
表面保守，但腦海無時無刻都想性愛。

8.西班牙
拉丁情人產地，男士愛吃“偉哥”取悅另一半。

9.瑞士
國民渴求性愛，加上賣淫合法化，每年有35萬人尋花問柳。

10.墨西哥
國民從小接觸性知識，上月墨西哥城向學生派發70萬本性育課本。

Oil Price

2008-06-06T09:37:00.000-07:00

Our "piggy brain" govt always compared our petrol to non oil-producing countries like Singapore and Thailand but got no balls to do the comparison with other oril producing countries like below.

Check for yourself:
UAE - RM1.19/litre
Eygpt - RM1.03/litre
Bahrain - RM0.87/litre
Qatar - RM0.68/litre
Kuwait - RM0.67/litre
Saudi Arabia - RM0.38/litre
Iran - RM0.35/litre
Brunei - RM1.10/litre
Nigeria - RM0.32/litre
Turkmenistan - RM0.25/litre
Venezuela - RM0.16/litre

MALAYSIA - RM2.70/litre

溫馨小故事

2008-06-05T11:23:00.000-07:00

一朵玫瑰花

有位紳士在花店門口停了車，他打算向花店訂一束花，請他們送去給遠在故鄉的母親。
紳士正要走進店門時，發現有個小女孩坐在路上哭，紳士走到小女孩面前問她說：「孩子，為什麼坐在這裡哭？」「我想買一朵玫瑰花送給媽媽，可是我的錢不夠。」
孩子說。紳士聽了感到心疼。
「這樣啊…… 」於是紳士牽著小女孩的手走進花店，
先訂了要送給母親的花束，然後給小女孩買了一朵玫瑰花。
走出花店時紳士向小女孩提議，要開車送她回家
「真的要送我回家嗎？」
「當然啊！」
「那你送我去媽媽那裡好了。
可是叔叔，我媽媽住的地方，離這裡很遠。」
「早知道就不載妳了。」紳士開玩笑地說。
紳士照小女孩說的一直開了過去，沒想到走出市區大馬路之後，隨著蜿蜒山路前行，竟然來到了墓園。
小女孩把花放在一座新墳旁邊，她為了給一個月前剛過世的母親，獻上一朵玫瑰花，而走了一大段遠路。
紳士將小女孩送回家中，然後再度折返花店。他取消了要寄給母親的花束，而改買了一大束鮮花，直奔離這裡有五小時車程的母親家中，他要親自將花獻給媽媽。

一朵玫瑰花：
為逝者舉行盛大喪禮，
不如在他在世時善盡孝心。

沒有上鎖的門

鄉下小村莊的偏僻小屋裡住著一對母女，母親深怕遭竊總是一到晚上便在門把上連鎖三道鎖；
女兒則厭惡了像風景畫般枯燥而一成不變的鄉村生活，她嚮往都市，想去看看自己透過收音機所想像的那個華麗世界。
某天清晨，女兒為了追求那虛幻的夢離開了母親身邊。
她趁母親睡覺時偷偷離家出走了。
「媽，妳就當作沒我這個女兒吧。」
可惜這世界不如她想像的美麗動人，她在不知不覺中，走向墮落之途，深陷無法自拔的泥淖中，這時她才領悟到自己的過錯。
「媽！」
經過十年後，已經長大成人的女兒拖著受傷的心與狼狽的身軀，回到了故鄉。
她回到家時已是深夜，微弱的燈光透過門縫滲透出來。
她輕輕敲了敲門，卻突然有種不祥的預感。
女兒扭開門把時嚇了一跳。
「好奇怪，母親之前從來不曾忘記把門鎖上的。」
母親瘦弱的身軀蜷曲在冰冷的地板，以令人心疼的模樣睡著了。
「媽……媽……」
聽到女兒的哭泣聲，母親睜開了眼睛，一語不發地摟住女兒疲憊的肩膀。在母親懷裡哭了很久之後，女兒突然好奇問道：「媽，今天妳怎麼沒有鎖門，有人闖進來怎麼辦？」
母親回答說：「不只是今天而已，我怕妳晚上突然回來進不了家門，所以十年來門從沒鎖過。」
母親十年如一日，等待著女兒回來，女兒房間裡的擺設一如當年。
這天晚上，母女回復到十年前的樣子，緊緊鎖上房門睡著了。

沒有上鎖的門：
家人的愛是希望的搖籃，
感謝家的溫暖給予不斷成長的動力。

便當裡的頭髮

在那個貧困的年代裡，很多同學往往連帶個像樣的便當到學校上課的能力都沒有，我鄰座的同學就是如此。
他的飯菜永遠是黑黑的豆豉，我的便當卻經常裝著火腿和荷包蛋，兩者有著天壤之別。
而且這個同學，每次都會先從便當裡撿出頭髮之後，再若無其事地吃他的便當。
這個令人渾身不舒服的發現一直持續著。
「可見他媽媽有多邋遢，竟然每天飯裡都有頭髮。」
同學們私底下議論著。
為了顧及同學自尊，又不能表現出來，總覺得好骯髒，因此對這同學的印象，也開始大打折扣。
有一天學校放學之後，那同學叫住了我：「如果沒什麼事就去我家玩吧。」雖然心中不太願意，不過自從同班以來，他第一次開口邀請我到家裡玩，所以我不好意思拒絕他。
隨朋友來到了位於漢城最陡峭地形的某個貧民村。
「媽，我帶朋友來了。」
聽到同學興奮的聲音之後，房門打開了。
他年邁的母親出現在門口。
「我兒子的朋友來啦，讓我看看。」
但是走出房門的同學母親，只是用手摸著房門外的樑柱。
原來她是雙眼失明的盲人。
我感覺到一陣鼻酸，一句話都說不出來。
同學的便當菜雖然每天如常都是豆豉，卻是眼睛看不到的母親，小心翼翼幫他裝的便當，那不只是一頓午餐，更是母親滿滿的愛心，甚至連摻雜在裡面的頭髮，也一樣是母親的愛。

便當裡的頭髮：
先入為主的觀念往往影響人一生的格局，
多觀察、多探討會有更多意外的發現。

種花的郵差

有個小村莊裡有位中年郵差，他從剛滿二十歲起便開始每天往返五十公里的路程，日復一日將憂歡悲喜的故事，送到居民的家中。
就這樣二十年一晃而過，人事物幾番變遷，唯獨從郵局到村莊的這條道路，從過去到現在，始終沒有一枝半葉，觸目所及，唯有飛揚的塵土罷了。
「這樣荒涼的路還要走多久?」
他一想到必須在這無花無樹充滿塵土的路上，踩著腳踏車度過他的人生時，心中總是有些遺憾。
有一天當他送完信，心事重重準備回去時，剛好經過了一家花店。
「對了，就是這個！」
他走進花店，買了一把野花的種籽，並且從第二天開始，帶著這些種籽撒在往來的路上。
就這樣，經過一天，兩天，一個月，兩個月……，他始終持續散播著野花種籽。
沒多久，那條已經來回走了二十年的荒涼道路，竟開起了許多紅、黃各色的小花；夏天開夏天的花，秋天開秋天的花，四季盛開，永不停歇。
種籽和花香對村莊裡的人來說，比郵差一輩子送達的任何一封郵件，更令他們開心。
在不是充滿塵土而是充滿花瓣的道路上吹著口哨，踩著腳踏車的郵差，不再是孤獨的郵差，也不再是愁苦的郵差了。

種花的郵差：
人生如白駒過隙，時光飛逝，
何妨留下善行，提供後人乘涼。

第一百個客人

中午尖峰時間過去了，原本擁擠的小吃店，客人都已散去，老闆正要喘口氣翻閱報紙的時候，有人走了進來。那是一位老奶奶和一個小男孩。
「牛肉湯飯一碗要多少錢呢？」
奶奶坐下來拿出錢袋數了數錢，叫了一碗湯飯，熱氣騰騰的湯飯。
奶奶將碗推向孫子面前，小男孩吞了吞口水望著奶奶說：
「奶奶，您真的吃過中飯了嗎？」
「當然了。」
奶奶含著一塊蘿蔔泡菜慢慢咀嚼。
一晃眼功夫，小男孩就把一碗飯吃個精光。
老闆看到這幅景象，走到兩個人面前說：
「老太太，恭喜您，您今天運氣真好，是我們的第一百個客人，所以免費。」
之後過了一個多月的某一天，小男孩蹲在小吃店對面像在數著什麼東西，使得無意間望向窗外的老闆嚇了一大跳
原來小男孩每看到一個客人走進店裡，就把小石子放進他畫的圈圈裡，但是中餐時間都快過去了，小石子卻連五十個都不到。
心急如焚的老闆打電話給所有的老顧客：
「很忙嗎？沒什麼事，我要你來吃碗湯飯，今天我請客。」
像這樣打電話給很多人之後，客人開始一個接一個到來。
「八十一，八十二，八十三……」小男孩數得越來越快了。
終於當第九十九個小石子被放進圈圈的那一刻，小男孩匆忙拉著奶奶的手進了小吃店。
「奶奶，這一次換我請客了。」小男孩有些得意地說。
真正成為第一百個客人的奶奶，讓孫子招待了一碗熱騰騰的牛肉湯飯。而小男孩就像之前奶奶一樣，含了塊蘿蔔泡菜在口中咀嚼著。
「也送一碗給那男孩吧。」老闆娘不忍心地說。
「那小男孩現在正在學習不吃東西也會飽的道理哩！」老闆回答。
呼嚕……吃得津津有味的奶奶問小孫子：「要不要留一些給你？」
沒想到小男孩卻拍拍他的小肚子，對奶奶說：
「不用了，我很飽，奶奶您看……。」

第一百個客人：
一念善心助長一棵幼苗，
棵棵幼苗可以成林，人人有愛、社會有情。

世上最美味的泡麵

他是個單親爸爸，獨自撫養一個七歲的小男孩。
每當孩子和朋友玩耍受傷回來，他對過世妻子留下的缺憾，便感受尤深，心底不免傳來陣陣悲涼的低鳴。
這是他留下孩子出差當天發生的事。
因為要趕火車，沒時間陪孩子吃早餐，他便匆匆離開了家門。
一路上擔心著孩子有沒有吃飯，會不會哭，心老是放不下。
即使抵達了出差地點，也不時打電話回家。
可孩子總是很懂事地要他不要擔心。
然而因為心裡牽掛不安，便草草處理完事情，踏上歸途。
回到家時孩子已經熟睡了，他這才鬆了一口氣。
旅途上的疲憊，讓他全身無力。
正準備就寢時，突然大吃一驚：棉被下面，竟然有一碗打翻了的泡麵！
「這孩子！」他在盛怒之下，朝熟睡中的兒子的屁股，一陣狠打。
「為什麼這麼不乖，惹爸爸生氣？你這樣調皮，把棉被弄髒要給誰洗？」
這是妻子過世之後，他第一次體罰孩子。
「我沒有……」
孩子抽抽咽咽地辯解著：
「我沒有調皮，這……這是給爸爸吃的晚餐。」
原來孩子為了配合爸爸回家的時間，特地泡了兩碗泡麵，一碗自己吃，另一碗給爸爸。
可是因為怕爸爸那碗麵涼掉，所以放進了棉被底下保溫。
爸爸聽了，不發一語地緊緊抱住孩子。
看著碗裡剩下那一半已經泡漲的泡麵，
啊，孩子，這是世上最最美味的泡麵啊！

世上最美味的泡麵：
孩子即使再年幼，
也有他們的尊嚴，
如果父母發現錯怪了孩子，
要勇敢向他們說：「對不起！」

读完这故事，我被感动，想回国！

2008-06-05T09:33:00.000-07:00

或许，你已受过这封信，但每次我重新再读一次时，还是会感动。。。何况人类是善忘的高等动物。。
有些文章多读几次，或许不同的时间，不同的心情，有不同的领悟。
弟字规，圣人训。首孝弟，次谨信。。。。。。孝是根本啊 !

媳婦說：
「煮淡一點妳就嫌沒有味，現在煮鹹一點妳卻說咽不下，
妳究竟想怎麼樣？」
母親一見兒子回來，二話不說便把飯菜往咀裡送。

她怒瞪他一眼。
他試了一口，馬上吐出來，
兒子說：「我不是說過了嗎，媽有病不能吃太鹹！」
「那好！媽是你的，以後由你來煮！」
媳婦怒氣沖沖地回房。
兒子無奈地輕嘆一聲，然後對母親說：
「媽，別吃了，我去煮個麵給妳。」

「仔，你是不是有話想跟媽說，是就說好了，別憋在心裡！

「媽，公司下個月升我職，我會很忙，
至於老婆，她說很想出來工作，所以 ....」

母親馬上意識到兒子的意思：
「仔，不要送媽去老人院。」

聲音似乎在哀求。

兒子沉默片刻，他是在尋找更好的理由。
「媽，其實老人院並沒有甚麼不好，
妳知道老婆一但工作，
一定沒有時間好好服侍妳。
老人院有吃有住有人服侍照顧，不是比在家裡好得多嗎？」

「可是，阿財叔他 ....」
洗了澡，草草吃了一碗速食麵，兒子便到書房去。
他茫然地佇立於窗前，有些猶豫不決。
母親年輕便守寡，含辛茹苦將他撫養成人，供他出國讀書。
但她從不用年輕時的犧牲當作要脅他孝順的籌碼，
反而是妻子以婚姻要脅他！
真的要讓母親住老人院嗎？
仔問自己，他有些不忍。
「可以陪你下半世的人是你老婆，難道是你媽嗎？」

阿財叔的兒子總是這樣提醒他
「你媽都這麼老了，好命的話可以活多幾年，
為何不趁這幾年好好孝順她呢？
樹欲靜而風不息，子欲養而親不在啊！」
親戚總是這樣勸他。

兒子不敢再想下去，深怕自己真的會改變初衷。
夕晚，太陽收斂起灼熱的金光，躲在山後憩息。
一間建在郊外山崗的一座貴族老人院。
是的，錢用得越多，兒子才心安理得。
當兒子領著母親步入大廳時，
嶄新的電視機，42吋的螢幕正播放著一部喜劇，
但觀眾一點笑聲也沒有。
幾個衣著一樣，髮型一樣的老嫗歪歪斜斜地坐在梳化上，
神情呆滯而有一個老人在自言自語，
有個正緩緩彎下腰，想去撿掉在地上的一塊餅乾吃。
兒子知道母親喜歡光亮，
所以為她選了一間陽光充足的房間。
從窗口望出去，樹蔭下，一片芳草如茵。
幾名護士推著坐在輪椅的老者在夕陽下散步，
四周悄然寂靜得令人心酸。
縱是夕陽無限好，畢竟已到了黃昏，他心中低低嘆息。

「媽，我........我要走了！」
母親只能點頭。
他走時，母親頻頻揮手，
她張著沒有牙的嘴，
蒼白乾燥的咀唇在囁嚅著，一副欲語還休的樣子。
兒子這才注意到母親銀灰色的頭髮，
深陷的眼窩以及打著細紋臉。
母親，真的老了！
他霍然記起一則兒時舊事。
那年他才6歲，母親有事回鄉，不便攜他同行，
於是把他寄住在阿財叔家幾天。
母親臨走時，
他驚恐地抱著母親的腿傷心大聲號哭道：
「媽媽不要丟下我！媽媽不要走！」

最後母親沒有丟下他。
他連忙離開房間，順手把門關上，不敢回頭，
深恐那記憶像鬼魅似地追纏而來。

他回到家，
妻子與岳母正瘋狂的把母親房裡的一切扔個不亦樂乎。
身高3呎的獎杯──
那是他小學作文比賽「我的母親」第1名的勝利品！

華英字典──
那是母親整個月省吃省用所買給他的第一份生日禮物！
還有母親臨睡前要擦的風濕油，
沒有為她擦，帶去老人院又有甚麼意義呢？

「夠了，別再扔了！」兒子怒吼道。
﹝這麼多垃圾，不把它扔掉，怎麼放得下我的東西﹞。
岳母沒好氣地說。
「就是嘛！你趕快把你媽那張爛床給抬出去，
我明天要為我媽添張新的！」
一堆童年的照片展現在兒子眼前，
那是母親帶他到動物園和遊樂園拍的照片。

「它們是我媽的財產，一樣也不能丟！」
「你這算甚態度？對我媽這麼大聲，我要你向我媽道歉！」

「我娶妳就要愛妳的母親，
為甚麼妳嫁給我就不能愛我的母親？」
雨後的黑夜分外冷寂，街道蕭瑟，行人車輛格外稀少。一輛寶馬在路上飛馳，頻頻闖紅燈，陷黃格，
呼一聲又飛馳而過。
那輛轎車一路奔往山崗上的那間老人院，
停車直奔上樓，推開母親臥房的門。
他幽靈似地站著，母親正撫摸著風濕痛的雙腿低泣。
她見到兒子手中正拿著那瓶風濕油，
顯然感到安慰的說：

「媽忘了帶，幸好你拿來！」
他走到母親身邊，跪了下來。

「很晚了，媽自己擦可以了，你明天還要上班，回去吧！」
他囁嚅片刻，終於忍不住啜泣道：
「媽，對不起，請原諒我！我們回家去吧！」

∼∼後語∼∼
隨著自己愈長大，
看著父母親臉龐從年輕變憔悴，
頭髮從烏絲變白髮,動作從迅捷變緩慢，多心疼！
父母親總是將最好、最寶貴的留給我們，
像蠟燭不停的燃燒自己，照亮孩子！
而我呢？
有沒有騰出一個空間給我的父母，
或者只是在當我需要停泊岸時，

才會想起他們……
其實父母親要的真的不多，
只是一句隨意的問候：爸、媽，你們今天好嗎？」
隨意買的宵夜，煮一頓再普通不過的晚餐，睡前幫他們盖被子，
天冷幫他們添衣服、戴手套……
都能讓他們高興溫馨很久。
有時，我常在想：我希望我的子女以後如何對我。
那現在，我有沒有如此對待我的父母？
我相信，人是環環相扣的；
現在，你如何對待你的父母；
以後，你的子女就如何待你。
朋友，人世間最難報的就是父母恩，
願我們都能：以反哺之心奉敬父母，以恩之心孝順父母！

∼共勉之∼
生命不要求我們成為最好的，只要求我們作最大的努力！

老人安養院牆上發現的一篇文章

孩子！當你還很小的時候，
我花了很多時間，教你慢慢用湯匙、用筷子吃東西。
教你繫鞋帶、扣扣子、溜滑梯、教你穿衣服、梳頭髮、擰鼻涕。
這些和你在一起的點點滴滴，是多麼的令我懷念不已。
所以，當我想不起來，接不上話時，
請給我一點時間，等我一下，
讓我再想一想……極可能最後連要說什麼，我也一併忘記。
孩子！

你忘記我們練習了好幾百回，
才學會的第一首娃娃歌嗎？
是否還記得每天總要我絞盡腦汁，
去回答不知道你從哪裡冒出來的嗎？
所以，當我重覆又重覆說著老掉牙的故事，
哼著我孩提時代的兒歌時，體諒我。
讓我繼續沉醉在這些回憶中吧！
切望你，也能陪著我閒話家常吧！
孩子，現在我常忘了扣扣子、繫鞋帶。
吃飯時，會弄髒衣服，梳頭髮時手還會不停的抖，
不要催促我，要對我多一點耐心和溫柔，
只要有你在一起，就會有很多的溫暖湧上心頭。

孩子！如今，我的腳站也站不穩，走也走不動。
所以，請你緊緊的握著我的手，陪著我，慢慢的。
就像當年一樣，我帶著你一步一步地走。

若為人子女也不懂得如何體諒他們，那他們便只能於痛苦中渡過餘生，黑暗中逝去....

請把此文章轉發給您的朋友，讓他們知道家人才是最重要的。

愛情可以重新再找尋，但父母一生卻只有一個！

Boleh Boleh!

2008-03-03T10:25:00.000-08:00

1. 在哪里你可以看到全世界最烂的工程部长 - 马来西亚>>

原因：沙美维鲁只有中六的学历，国会大厦经过接近一亿的装修，还是经常漏水。政府医院发霉，高速公路有裂痕，最要命的是签了那些不知所谓的大道合同，赔死我们。更要命的是，他到现在还是工程部长！

2. 在哪里可以看到超人般的部长 - 马来西亚 >>

原因：我们的首相阿杜拉 - 回教系毕业，但是可以同时作为财政部长，国家安全部长及首相，还有时间在oic… 南马大水灾发生时去澳洲为自己弟弟的nasi kandar 店开幕。

3. 在哪里可以看到不卫生的卫生部长 - 马来西亚>>

原因：身为医生的卫生部长和卖花女在酒店开房，口交。或许我们的卫生部长的老婆没有和黄燕燕副部长讨教，如何穿性感的睡衣，绑住卫生部长的心？

4. 在哪里可以看到最成功的教育部长 - 马来西亚>>

原因：他的孩子都在澳洲读书

5. 在哪里可以看到最会演戏的贸工部长 - 马来西亚>>

原因：AP事件没完没了，拉姑流了一把鼻涕一把泪后，没事！

6. 在哪里做议员最爽 - 马来西亚>>

原因：能够从火车闸看守员，做到巴生议员，再盖了一个千万皇宫，还请埋普罗大众一起去他的house warming.>> 老查的钱哪里来？没关系，吃他两支satay再说！

7. 在哪里可以找到最善忘的人民 - 马来西亚>>

原因：未详，或许马来西亚的土壤上有着一种神秘物质，会让人民记忆消退，继续投票给那些没有用的贪官污吏

可恶的独立50周年国庆年

2008-01-15T14:02:00.000-08:00

我国独立50周年国庆年竟充满诸多妄顾多元敏感性的事件，以至独立社会契约的真正意义被扭曲。
这些例子包括：

• 宣布大马是一个回教国；

• 巫青团长兼教育部长希山慕丁继续挥舞马来短剑；

• 在屠妖节前夕拆毁兴都庙；

• 在屠妖节当天召开巫统大会；

• 公然抨击印裔报贩，指责他们在屠妖节这个报业假日里休假，造成巫统主席阿都拉的演词无法在隔日见报，并指责这是他们的错；

• 巫统的极端国会议员在国会呼吁将教会学校中的十字架及基督教肖像除掉；• 禁止基督教及锡克教使用“阿拉”的字眼；及

• 撤回兴建沙巴古达108尺妈袓像的准证，使这世上最高妈袓像的计划遭搁置。

最近，首相呼吁国内中庸人士扮演角色，确保民众不会被敏感的宗教及种族课题而遭玩弄情绪。

大马攫夺方法之一

2008-01-09T12:26:00.000-08:00

一封电邮揭露一名攫夺匪如何向公众，尤其是女性下手的新招，大家应提高警惕，即：

“我驾车经过八打灵再也SS2/22路往白沙罗再也。这条纯属住宅区的道路是主要公路的一条横路。
离我约10间屋之遥，一名年轻女子走向一辆停在一间排屋外草地的车子。当她走近这辆看来乾净得体的银色普腾华惹后部时，我发觉其引擎已经开动，坐在左后座者将车窗绞下。
坐在后座的一名男子突然间将整个身躯伸出车窗外，攫夺该名女子的手持袋！！！在这名男子从车窗伸出身子时，该辆银色普腾华惹不慌不忙地慢慢驶出其停泊位置，车内男子与该名女子互相拉扯手提袋，直到她放弃为止！然后他们慢慢地驾车离开！！！
上述事件在我眼前发生，整个过程不到30秒钟！！！！！
她的尖叫与哭泣都没用！没有人向她施于援手，其实，有一名中年女性看到这事件发生在她家门前，便跑入自己家中，等匪车开走后才出来锁上她的篱芭门！你会怪她吗？这是匪徒太狠獗了！！！
当我的车子靠近她时，银色普腾华惹已经转弯。她很害怕，庆幸她只受轻伤，她的裤子及拖鞋破裂，膝盖、胫骨、手掌及手肘流血。在前往警局途中，她告诉我所看到的一切，车内3名男子是马来人。
看到这一切时，我不相信自已的眼睛，因此完全没想到记下匪车的号码。我一直以为在看到类似事件时，这会是我做的第一件事，但没有，这一幕发生在我眼前时，我太震惊了！！！”

--from 林吉祥部落

Is Racist Existing in Malaysia? Please Read!

2007-12-17T09:35:00.000-08:00

From Malaysian Race Humanity 2006

The list below covers a period of 49 years since Independence Day in
Malaysia , since 1957.

Banks

Out of all the 5 major banks in Malaysia , only one bank is
multi-racial, the rest are controlled by Malays.

PETRONAS

99%of Petronas (the only one petroleum company) directors are Malays.

3% of Petronas employees are Chinese.

99% of 2000 Petronas gasoline stations are owned by Malays.

100% all contractors working under Petronas projects must be "bumi's status" (Malay).

CORPORATE PRACTICE

0% of non-Malays staff are legally required in Malay's companies. But there must be 30% Malays staff in Chinese companies. And big companies in Malaysia require a 51% shareholder Malay hold as director status. Which this mean non-Malays own company needs to give their property to Malays. And non-Malays citizen can't really own their business.

CIVIL SERVICE

5% of all new intake for government police, nurses, army, are non-Malays.

2% is the present Chinese staff in Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF), drop from 40% in 1960.

2% is the percentage of non-Malays government servants in Putrajaya (Malaysia main government office). Malays make up 98%.

7% is the percentage of Chinese government servants in the whole government (in 2004), drop from 30% in 1960.

GOVT. CONTRACTS AND OTHER GOODIES

95% of government contracts are given to Malays; even it is an open tender. Non-Malays contractors tender the lower price and use better materials can't get the contract that government given.

100% all business licensees are controlled by Malay government e.g. Taxi permits, Approved permits, etc. and all the license are given to government officer families.

80% of the Chinese rice millers in Kedah (north of peninsular Malaysia) had to be sold to Malay and controlled by Bernas (Government Org.) since 1980s.

8000 billions Ringgit is the total amount the government channeled to Malays pockets through ASB, ASN, MARA, privatization of government agencies like Tabung Haji etc, through NEP over 34 years periods. SCHOOLS

48 Chinese primary schools closed down since 1968 - 2000

144 Indian primary schools closed down since 1968 - 2000

2637 Malay primary schools built since 1968 -2000

2.5% is government budget for Chinese primary schools. Indian schools got only 1%, Malay schools got 96.5%

EDUCATION

Chinese parent with RM1000 salary (monthly) cannot get school-text-book-loan, and a Malay parent with RM2000 salary is eligible.

10 all public universities vice chancellors are Malays. And politics in universities are held by Malays. If non-Malays want to form a politics parties, there is no way to get approved.

0 Chinese or Indians were sent to Japan and Korea under "Look East Policy".

128 STPM (High Study / A Level) Chinese top students could not get into the course that they aspired to i.e. Medicine and doctors (in 2004). Malays with no qualifying results can get into the course.

POPULATION STATISTICS

25% Malaysian Chinese population in 2004, drop from 45% since 1957 because no government support for non-Malays.

7% is the present Malaysian Indians population (2004), a drop from 12% since 1957.

2 millions Chinese Malaysians had emigrated to overseas since 40 years ago due to unfair politics.

0.5 million Indians Malaysians had emigrated to overseas.

MIGRATION

More than 3 millions Indonesians had migrated into Malaysia and became Malaysian citizens with Bumi's status.

600,000 Chinese and Indians with "red I/C" (a temporary identity card) were rejected repeatedly when applying for citizenship for 40 years. This shows racism of how easily Indonesians got their citizenships compare with the Chinese and Indians.

5% - 15% discount for a Malay to buy a house.

PLACES OF WORSHIP/RELIGION

0 temples/churches were built for housing estate. But every housing estate MUST have at least one mosque/surau.

3000 mosques/surau were built in all housing estates throughout Malaysia since 1970 with full government support. No temples, no churches were built in housing estates that were supported by the government.

1 Catholic Church in Shah Alam took 20 years to apply to be constructed. But told by Malay authority that it must look like a factory and can't look like a church. Still not yet approved since 2004.

1 publishing of Bible in Iban language banned (in 2002).

OTHER

12% is what ASB/ASN got per annum while banks fixed deposit is only about 3.5% per annum.

司法丑闻完整短片

2007-12-12T10:21:00.000-08:00

Lingam:
The CJ (Chief Justice - judiciary's No 1 post) said his relative is now the Agong, so he wants to stay on to 68, so, Tengku Adnan said - I told Tengku Adnan, yesterday I had a meeting with him - he said PM is already very angry with him … and … he said no problem, he is going to make you acting err... confirm your position as PCA (President of Court of Appeal – judiciary’s No 2), working very hard, and then get Tan Sri Mokhtar as CJM (Chief Judge of Malaya – judiciary’s No 3).

Ah, so we just keep it confidential. I am working very hard on it. Then there is a letter, according to Tengku - I am going to see him tomorrow - there is a letter sent to … ah … CJ - I mean Tan Sri Dzaiddin - that Datuk Heliliah, …er Datuk Ramli and Datuk Maarop be made judges, and he rejected that Dr Andrew Chew and apa itu Zainudin Ismail lah because Zainuddin Ismail who condemned your appointment and Tan Sri Mohtar’s appointment.

And then you also, it seems, wrote a letter for the remaining … confirmed as judges. As per our memo, I discussed with Tun Eusoff Chin and we sent the same memo to PM. I just want to get a copy letter that this has been done.

And then Tan Sri Dzaiddin said he is going to recommend six people for the Court of Appeal, but until today the letter hasn’t come to PM. He never discussed, but neither he has sent the letter to PM. He has not sent. So, I know it is under the constitution, for judges all, that is your job, Datuk, to send, but we don’t want to make it an issue now.

Ah, okay. Actually I told Tengku Adnan to inform PM, PM to call you for a meeting. But I will organise this so that Tengku Adnan will call you directly. And then I got your number, I will tell him to call you directly to for you to meet PM lah. Ah… So should be okay, then ar… correct, correct, it is very important that the key players must be there.

Correct, correct, correct. Correct, correct. You know that the same problem that Tun Eusoff Chin had. He tried to do all this and yet he has run out of soldiers. He couldn’t do it because many were from the other camp. Last time was unfortunate because Tun Daim was doing everything sabotaging, you know lah…

Otherwise how are things with you - everything is okay? No, don’t worry. You know sometimes Tan Sri Vincent said that half the time we are talking about judiciary rather than doing the work. But if I don’t do this part, my work will be useless. Ha! Ha! Ha!

Ah, yes. Correct, correct, correct, correct, correct. Right, right, right. Correct. Ah. Ah. Right! Susah. You see he has now asked for six Court of Appeal judges, so that he can put his men before he retires.

Correct, correct, correct, ah, and then, ah, ah, correct, correct, correct, correct, correct.

Ah, never mind, I will do this, I will get er… Tengku Adnan to arrange for PM to call you and Tan Sri Vincent Tan for PM to call. You know why, actually, I am very grateful to Tan Sri Vincent Tan, You know why? I brainwashed him so much I even quarreled with him.

One day I went to Vincent Tan’s house, I fired him at night in his house. I said bloody hell, if you don’t do this who will do it? All these people, Tun Eusoff Chin, Datuk Ahmad Fairuz, Tan Sri Zainal all fought for …that. Then he called Tengku Adnan. Tengku Adnan he said, saya bukan Perdana Menteri Malaysia lah, you know. If the old man doesn’t want to listen to me, go to hell.

He quarreled with me. I said never mind, never mind, Tan Sri, you talk to PM again tomorrow morning to put Datuk Ahmad Fairuz to CJM. So next day morning he went and he called me back 9.30 that he said PM has already agreed. So I said never mind, we hope for the best. So I said no harm trying, the worst that it can happen is you lose.

Being the old man, he is 76 years old, he gets whispers everywhere, and then you don’t whisper, he get taken away by the other side. But, now the PM is very alert because every time he gets letters from Tan Sri Dzaiddin, he calls Tengku Adnan, he says discuss with Vincent, come and discuss. And…

Yes, yes, ya. Correct, correct. Ya, but you see although I know PM, but my views … I am a lawyer in practice… my views are… I go through them, I go through them lah.

Ah. Ah. Ah. Ah.

And then Dzaiddin will go and tell them you went and saw PM and make a big issue out of it. Oh ya, I think so, I think so.

Okay, fine, fine, fine, fine. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Right, okay, okay. Ah. Ah. Correct, correct.

Now I heard Raja Aziz, Raja Aziz ah, two weeks ago spoke to my lawyer Thayalan, and another lawyer Anad, in the High Court - they have a case with each other. So, Thayalan and Anad asked Raja Aziz, how is Tan Sri Wan Adnan?

He said he is on his way down. But you know what is the shocking thing he said? Datuk Fairuz became CJM. He overruled everybody, in three months time, he is going to be PCA, and six months time, he is going to be CJ. He said I can’t take this shock. He told lah. Ha!

It seems ah that they are going to organise a campaign … they are going to organise a campaign to run you down. But you just keep quiet - don’t say anything. Don’t … even the press ask, you said I leave it to God, that’s all. Don’t say. I really like your message. You said I work very hard, what can I do? I leave it to God. That’s the best answer, Datuk, that you can ever give. Ah.

Yes… I will also get Tan Sri to remind PM to put a Tan Sri ship this year lah. You know, this will elevate you, you know.

Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes. Ah. Steve Shim got so fast, Tan Sri Chong waited for a whole year to get Tan Sriship.

Ah. My God, that’s why, ah. Correct, correct, correct, correct, ya, ya, ya, ya, right, right, right, correct, correct.

Don’t worry, we organise this. And if Tan Sri Vincent and Tengku Adnan want to meet you privately, they will, I will call you. We organise a private arrangement, in a very neutral place.

No, don’t worry, Datuk, I know how much you suffered for Tun Eusoff Chin. And Tun said Datuk Ahmad Fairuz 110 percent loyalty. We want to make sure our friends are there for the sake of PM and for the sake of the country. Not for our own interest, not for our own interest. We want to make sure the country comes out well.

Well, you suffered so much, so much you have done - for the election petition, Wee Choo Keong, everything. How much, nobody would have done all these.

Yes, you know. Ah. Good lah. You don’t worry. I am constantly working on this. I…

Ya, ya, don’t worry, don’t worry. We work hard on this er Datuk. And if Tan Sri Vincent and Tengku want to see you, I will organise it in a confidential place.

Okay, Datuk, all the very best. God bless you and your family.

Okay. Thank you, thank you. Bye-bye, bye-bye.

(Off Camera Voice) :
Who is that Dato?

Lingam:
Chief Justice Malaya.

(Off Camera Voice):
Who is that?

Lingam:
Dato Ahmad Fairuz.

(Off Camera Voice) :
Oh .. Ahmad Fairuz.

Lingam:
I put him up there. Don't tell this, please. I cannot tell this to Manjit. And he is acting President Court of Appeals Number 2 post. He is next Chief Justice. He always says "I leave it to you."

(Off Camera Voice) :
I thought you were very close to Tun Eusoff Chin, Datuk?

Lingam :
He is Eusoff Chin's man, Eusoff Chin retired. But Dzaiddin hates Eusoff Chin, you understand? Ah..

(Off Camera Voice):
Because you know I...I...I..as far as I know you are very…

Lingam :
Eusoff Chin and I are extremely close. Because you know...Yeah. Eusoff Chin in power, I can straight and get in Pom! Pom! Pom! Pom! But now Dzaiddin is there. So Dzaiddin is attacking our cases. That means what? James Kumar is aligned to Dzaiddin. But Dzaiddin is retiring in 15th of September. He is finished.

(Off Camera Voice):
Next year?

Lingam :
So Dzaiddin really wants to go...Don't worry. Dzaiddin recommended Malik Ahmad to be Chief Judge of Malaya. But we went and "cut" "cut" cut" cut" I and Tengku Adnan and Vincent told PM. I stop him for now, because he is anti-PM. We put Fairuz in. And we put...I told you three months ago he became CJM . He said "Don't believe." Then he got it. He rang up to thank me. And all that. He now acting PCA because Wan Adnan is sick. Right? This. Apart from law knowledge you need kow tow. Please understand that. You need to know the emperor. Knowing the law doesn't give you the winning formula, you must also kow tow to the emperor. Correct or not? So now I am working very hard. So he agreed to meet Vincent Tan and PM and…what you call Tengku Adnan.

(Off Camera Voice):
Do you think Vincent has an interest over PM?

Lingam:
You don't know about the history. Businesswise may not be successful. Robert Kuok is very brilliant. Lim Goh Tong is very rich. Vincent Tan, you know what PM say? He went to Averton he went to Langkawi. He said bincang. I want you to build a hotel here. His wife pulled him away. He said Dato Seri I will think about it. The wife pulled him away. There is another cannot get a bank loan. Vincent there. Vincent, can you build a hotel? Ready for next Air show?

I want you do it in 6 months. `Datuk Seri, Don't worry, I will get it done.' He paid double the price to get all of them. A big loss lah. Then Solomon Island and Fiji and all, he said, Vincent go and invest there, he went and bought... the government factory you do this project a bit and cover up your loss. PM will do what he want to do to cover your backside.
(Off Camera Voice)
Vincent is very close to him.

Lingam:
That's right. Don't ask… because Vincent has taken me to PM's residence… the house ... ... Anwar's case… the lawyers…Wee Cheong ... . But I cannot go and talk to PM just like that and say promote this and that…

Because ah, he knows… I am a… but when PM calls me on Anwar's case, I can tell him… he'll listen…But if I go promote so and so, that means I got interest. So, I don't do that. I use Vincent and Tengku, go and do that. I don't f*** them up. They go

and do that. But I tell you this lah. Don't tell in front of people, of course. Life, one thing go confidential wrong is dangerous. Ah. Never, never say…You should… never. Even though to PM. You should never say. I don't know. I always say "I don't know." That's all.

(Off Camera Voice):
Everybody... I think many people know. Even the son case, everything I talk the father, …. Talk until he agreed.

Lingam:
You know me . But I never talk about it. Even the son's case, I do everything. I talk to the father...Talk until he agreed. But if it is a big crisis that affects him, ….I can talk, he will listen. But if I want to favour somebody, that I cannot guarantee. Because my interest is not his interest. You know what I mean. Tomorrow invest your interest involving your father, I can come say this this this, you will listen. But tomorrow I appeal for me, you are not obliged to listen. Because you are a politician, PM. Politician is what is your interest, not what is my interest. But if I am giving advise on your interest, you will listen. On my interest, you will not. You must be careful about this.

(Off Camera Voice):
Datuk, I need to ask you this question.

Lingam:
Ask me. Ask me.

(Off Camera Voice) :
For a while now …

Lingam:
Because we can talk behind these people.

(Off Camera Voice) :
Actually, I think, you know, Daim has more equity interest in Berjaya than Vincent Tan, isn't that true?

Lingam:
Let me tell you something ... was bought by Daim ... . Later on he did some deals where Daim supposed to help him. One or two he helped. Supposed to give him some money. Didn't give. Part was paid, part not paid. Later on Daim called up and he got paid.

阿都拉：違法者必受對付

2007-12-09T20:28:00.000-08:00

“若還有人或組織執意不聽勸告，還想繼續與政府對抗或做一些違法的事，警方一定會對他們採取行動。不論是誰，只要違法，即使是律師也會受到對付。警方是執法單位，他們所採取的行動都是應當的。我希望人們會停止挑戰法律及對抗政府，這是為了國家及人民好，而且這些行為也不是我們的文化及方式。”──首相拿督斯里阿都拉

国家若是对人民好，人民何必要冒着无情的雨水，冒着会被对付的风险，不怕麻烦的去参加那些和平集会呢？这行为不是我们的文化及方式，但是不通过这种方式，要怎么做才能够让政府、社会、甚至是全世界的人知道我们国家存在但又不露面的问题呢？

在一个公平民主的社会里，领导人会用官方的势力，去限制人民发声的权力吗？

p/s:我国的首相是不是民选的？

光良的童话，鬼佬版！

2007-12-08T22:24:00.000-08:00

walau，在这漫漫、冰冷及无聊地周末晚上，突然间在这无际地网海里，看到了这两段爆强的短片，光良真的是我们的骄傲。希望有朝一日，明志的歌也能扬名国际。他那jia lat的歌词，会让更多外国人知道马来西亚的“超公平”政府，真不错。

双人版：

solo版：

马来西亚出生的华人，能归纳为土著吗？

2007-12-07T14:46:00.000-08:00

马来西亚是个多元种族、宗教的国家。从独立至今，政府因能在“和平”的状况下治理国家，使得世界其他国家认为这是一个奇迹，也把许多多元种族的国家给比下去。真的是引以为傲。

马来人、华人及印度人是这国家的主要三大种族。各族的祖先并不是这土地上的原住民。马来人来之印尼群岛，华人来之中国大陆，印度人来之印度。也因为如此，从小到大我始终还是不明白为什么马来人偏要称他们为土著呢？

今天读到一则新闻，是关于马来西亚华教斗士沈慕羽先生，在他九十五岁的寿筵时对土著的定义。一九一三年在马六甲出世的沈慕羽先生，说他是在这片土地上土生土长的马来西亚子弟，应归纳为土著，但为何并不能享有土著的特权呢？

很多马来西亚华人都是在这土地上出生，在这土地上长大，那他们算不算是土著？资深前法官莫哈末诺的“引进爪哇人”言论是要提高我国马来人比例及增加马来人选民的人数，那这些被引进的爪哇人会不会享有土著的特权？

究竟何为“土著”？何为“非土著”？是根据政府的定义？还是依照字典的解译？反对不公平对待各种族的声音，已经逐渐浮现。马来西亚政府引以为傲的政策，还能够维持多久？

p/s: 最新一期（12月10日刊）美国《时代周刊》（TIME）在题为《身份认同危机》（Identity Crisis）专文中抛出一个问题：“种族与宗教的张力逼使马来西亚面对令人厌烦的问题：这个国家要变成怎样？”

阅读祖国电子媒体

2007-11-30T00:51:00.000-08:00

想想在以前通讯不发达的年代，游子们是通过什么管道去打听自己家乡所发生的事情？在未发明邮寄前，应该是通过同乡口传。电报前呢？应是通过信件。电话前，就是电报。那电话之后呢？

感谢Internet的发达，让我和那些身在外国多年的游子，能够在以最短的时间，最廉价的收费去得到祖国所发生的时事。

不知道其他游子是否像我以样，每天必到祖国的主要电子报纸网页去泡一泡。在公司享用一小时的午餐时，我必定会在荧幕前，打开星州日报的网页，边吃边看。看完后，在上中国日报的网站去。（消化不良）。

我非常衷心地感谢这两大媒体，每时每天都会update最新的新闻。

有人问我，看某一个不就够了吗？干嘛要看了星州，再看中国！哈哈，谁都知道这两个之间的差别。不是看了星州，再看中国，那就要看了南洋，再看光华喽！

说真的，最近我对这些被政府控制的主要报章有所失望。致电回家时，当父亲和我谈起在祖国发生的时事，尤其是一些关于种族课题，或是政府的无能而造成的错误，我就会说：“星州和中国都没有看到！”，或是说：“星州和中国讲的和你告诉我的都不一样！”。这两句话出现的机率逐渐频密，可见我国伟大的政府，是多么的无所不能。

庆幸的是，在汪汪无际的网海里，竟然让我找到一个专门报导星州和中国没提的，或是不详细的时事的网站。http://www.merdekareview.com/. 这网站的确让我知道许多的真实报导，像最近Hindraf的大集会和游行、BERSIH 游行和司法丑闻等。

不知道其他的游子是否知道这网页。希望它能继续的生存下去，为我们报导祖国最真实的时事。

我现在真的要非常、非常的感谢 Merdekareview 的所有人。谢谢！！