BLAME IT ON THE BLACK STAR....BLAME IT ON THE FALLING SKY.

No one plans to be "cop killers".
The chain of command must bear full responsibility for this fatal debacle.
It is their superior's bad planning and preparation that caused the deaths of these 2 good men.
For lack of a better example, it is like begging to be "tangkap basah" for humping in a car in broad daylight - knowing fully well that the voyeurs from JAIS are on the prowl.
Let's hear it from the top brass blaming this failure on the black star and on the falling sky.

Get the cop killers – that was Inspector General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan’s order to his men following the killing of two detectives who were gunned down during a drug bust in Sungai Buloh on Thursday night.
A furious Musa also wants his men to use all resources available to bring to book the trigger-happy gunmen who also shot and wounded two police Inspectors during the incident at Kampung Desa Aman.

Gollum of the Misty Mountain.
You cannot expect any niceties from a man whose name consists of 3 separate syllable which sounds like Bad-rude-din.
For the next election, let's send him back to where he belongs, the cave on the misty mountain of Gunung Jerai.

DATUK Badruddin Amiruldin (MP of Jerai) who on Monday said Bukit Gelugor MP Karpal Singh was wheelchair-bound because "God has punished you" has refused to retract the remark.
Karpal yesterday asked Speaker Tan Sri Ramli Ngah Talib to direct Badruddin to retract the remark and apologise. He waved a copy of the New Straits Times which had published three letters from representatives of disabled organisations criticising Badruddin's choice of words against him and its connotation to those who were disabled.
However, Ramli declined to order Badruddin to apologise or retract the statement and said the matter should have been raised on Monday.

WHEN EVERY SEN MAKES THE DIFFERENCE.

Mullah Azlan Zainol has done a good job in trying to get the poor and helpless non Muslim widows and widowers to convert. He targets them when their needs are the greatest and when every sen makes the difference between starvation and hunger.

Beginning June 1 next year, any claim on a deceased spouse’s Employers Provident Fund savings will only be paid once the claimant reaches the age of 55.
According to EPF chief executive officer Datuk Azlan Zainol, this would apply to cases where a person obtained a court order stating that the claimant would get the contributor’s savings.
“However, this only applies to non-Muslims. That is because of the fatwa that EPF savings is not matrimonial property,” he said yesterday.

For $3.1 billion, Malaysia bought 18 Sukhoi fighters and a free tour for the angkasa-nought.
What has $4.5 billion bought us?
2 Scorpene submarines and the Altantuya murder trial.

Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak flew here to attend the unveiling of the vessel, just hours after witnessing the historic mission at Moscow’s Mission Control Centre.
By January 2009, the Scorpene is expected to cruise home, manned by the country’s first submarine crew, while the second vessel is scheduled for delivery by October that year.The two submarines are being jointly built by DCNS of France and Navantia of Spain.

TAIL YOU LOOSE AND HEAD I WIN

Oil price going towards the US$100 per barrel ?
Filling the coffers of Petronas for more mega-ringgit bailouts.
Another justification for petrol hike to squeeze the common people.

Crude oil rose above $88 a barrel in New York as the dollar declined to a record low against the euro, enhancing the appeal of commodities as an investment.
Investors purchased oil on speculation the Federal Reserve will cut borrowing costs to bolster the U.S. economy.
Oil reached records the past four days on concern Turkey will use military force against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq, a step that the U.S. says may damage Iraqi security and disrupt oil supplies.

The real unheralded Malaysian "angka -1"

The eight subjects are: further mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, art and design, French and mathematics. Nine students have made the country proud by being the world's top scorers of eight subjects in the Cambridge A-Level examinations in June.
University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) assistant director Nick Sansome said he was surprised Malaysian students have done so well in mathematics and science.
I have never seen such outstanding mathematics results. When I was shown the results, I could not believe it. The maths results are second to none," he told reporters after the CIE's Brilliance in Malaysia Awards today, adding that students elsewhere were struggling maths.

And the Angkasa-nought prepares to return for datukship.

ASTRONAUTS returning to Earth on Sunday will be taking their seats with them.
Today, Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor Sheikh Musta-pha and International Space Station commander Feodor Yuchikin and medical doctor Oleg Kotov will transfer the seats used in their journeys to the ISS into the Soyuz craft which will take them back to Earth.