MOUTH IS BIGGER THAN FACE

Teng Hock Nan's mouth is bigger than his face.
He has often taken the route of showing to everyone what a terribly frustrated politician he is - a desperate wannabe who had his dreams of being the Chief Minister of Penang dashed in 2008.
And before he continues his ongoing criticism over the US$3 billion investment deal that the Penang state government turned down, he should move his precious butt and visit the operating sites of some of our much herald GLCs and local manufacturing companies.
He will find that many of our locals who have graduated as engineers are not engineers per se but just "engine-near" - who do not have the ability to think on their feet nor able to string 2 sentences in English without lapsing into their mother tongue.

The Penang state government and Gerakan continued bickering over the decision to turn down a US$3bil (RM10.1bil) investment deal because the state government could not guarantee 1,000 electric and electronic (E&E) engineers required by the company.
In a statement yesterday, Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng’s special investment officer Jeffrey Chew lashed out at Gerakan for using hit-and-run tactics and practising a “promise first hope later” attitude.
Chew said this in response to criticism from Penang Gerakan chief Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan who said the state could not afford to turn away investors.
Chew said the Malaysian Employers Federation, among other bodies, had detailed the shortage of E&E engineers in the country.
Dr Teng, he said, should tell the Federal Government to stop discriminating against Penang by refusing to treat it equally in terms of grants, taxes or airport charges.

WHAT DO THE APPLE POLISHERS OF SABAH SAY?

Oh wow! 1 in every 6 people in Sabah is a foreigner.
And Hishammuddin who controls Malaysia's intelligence network is only able to identify 10,070 illegal immigrants out of a total of 317,837.
A miserable 3.3%.
Talk to any Sabahans and they will be able to point out who in the streets of KK are illegals.
Their bating average would be much higher than 3.3% and nary a penny spent on "intelligence gathering"

One out of every six people in Sabah is a foreigner. Disclosing the latest statistics yesterday, Home Minister Datuk Seri Hi­­shammuddin Tun Hussein said foreigners comprised 610,104 of Sabah’s 3.4 million population. He said the largest number comprised 317,837 undocumented migrant workers and their dependants while 230,000 more are working in the state legally.
.... Hishammuddin said a total of 5,643 illegal immigrants were detected in the first phase of Ops Bersepadu that focused in the state’s west coast and interior and 4,427 more were uncovered in the second phase in the east coast districts.

Sabahans and Sarawakians, kiss the ass of your Umno Run Federal Government (URFeG).
They have so benevolently declared that you can have a public holiday on the 16th of September to celebrate "Malaysia Day" when it is already a holiday in your states.
An analogy would be like your boss telling you "Slave, for all your blood, sweat and tears you have sacrificed to my company, I am recognizing your contribution and am giving you a big pay rise ... "Zilch".

THE date Sept 16 will officially be celebrated as Malaysia Day and will become a national public holiday starting from next year.
> The day is currently a holiday in Sabah and Sarawak as the official birthdays of ther respective Yang di-Pertua Negeris.
> On Sept 16, 1963, Sabah and Sarawak, together with Singapore, joined the Federation of Malaya to form Malaysia. Sarawak had earlier attained self government status on July 22, 1963, while Sabah and Singapore gained the status on Aug 31 the same year. > Before that, Sarawak was ruled by the “White Rajahs” of the Brooke dynasty while Sabah was the British colony of North Borneo. Singapore was also a British colony. > The Cobbold Commision was formed to get the views of the people of Sabah and Sarawak on the future of their territories and found that there was overwhelming support for joining Malaysia.

On the declaration of Malaysia Day, this is what one would expect Sabahans apple polishers of URFeG say.

• Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) president Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan said Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s announcement had long been awaited by the people of Sabah and Sarawak. “The move to celebrate Malaysia Day would strengthen patriotism and a sense of unity among all Malaysians,”
• PBS deputy president Datuk Dr Maximus Ongkili said the recognition of Malaysia Day as a public holiday was a tribute to Malaysians not just in Sabah and Sarawak but also throughout the country.
• United Pasok Momogun Kadazandusun Murut Organisation (Upko) secretary-general Datuk Wilfred Tangau said Malaysia Day celebration would serve as the foundation of 1Malaysia.

OSMAN OR JAMALUDDIN?

To remain the illegal government of Perak, the Umno Run Federal Government (URFeG) needs the 3 state representatives who prostituted themselves in February 2009.
In the current assembly, PR and and URFeG each have 28 representatives.
URFeG cannot afford to have both Jamaluddin (N59 Behrang) and Osman (N14 Changkat Jering) found guilty of corruption as their 1 majority will rest on the great whore of N31 Jelapang.
For the sake of public reaction only 1 will be found guilty.
Osman or Jamaluddin?

A businessman told a corruption trial that he did not force RM9,000 on a former Perak Tengah district councillor in exchange for help to get a project in Seri Iskandar. Mohamad Imran Abdullah, 34, whose testimony was based on a video recording shown in the Sessions Court here yesterday, said PKR politician Usaili Alias had not pushed away the money handed over to him on Aug 11, 2008. Mohamad Imran, who acted as the agent provocateur for the then Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA), said he had recorded the transaction at the Excelsior Hotel coffee house here with a pinhole camera given to him by officials from the agency.
Mohamad Imran was testifying against Usaili, 56, who with former PKR exco members Mohd Osman Mohd Jailu, 57, and Jamaluddin Mohd Radzi, 52, former Perak Tengah district councillor Zul Hassan, 45, and businessman Fairul Azrim Ismail, 31, face various corruption charges over the proposed multi-million ringgit development project.

Yawn!
Karamkan Gerakan scraps the bottom of the political-talent barrel and sends a child soldier with his toy gun.

A 19-year-old student has challenged Seri Delima assemblyman R.S.N. Rayer to a debate over the Kampung Buah Pala land issue.
Dalbinder Singh Gill, who is Kampung Buah Pala Residents Association activist representative and Gerakan life member, said the issue was not over.