The economic and financial crisis in America plus the mass abandoning of the US dollar are having a huge and unprecedented impact on the world like never before. Experts have even predicted that the world would be hit by a depression much worse than the Great Depression of 1929.
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Your MP's Question of the Week #17
Famous for flip-flopping on his decisions, Abdullah Badawi yesterday announced that he will step down as Prime Minister and hand over power to Najib Razak in June 2010.
Your MP's Question of the Week #16
On 2 July 2008, the Inspector-General of Police, Musa Hassan, suggested that the police consider getting the army involved to help the police maintain public order due to a planned mass protest against the petrol price hike on Sunday, 6 July 2008 at 10.00am at Stadium MBPJ Kelana Jaya, Petaling Jaya.
Your MP's Question of the Week #15
On 31st March 2006, Dato’ Seri Abdullah Bin Hj Ahmad Badawi launched the 9th Malaysian Plan for the period 2006 to 2010. Since then till today, the nation has only heard of announcements after announcements by the PM and there is no actual implementation of the plan.
Your MP's Question of the Week #14
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In blogosphere which I have read here and there, the general perception has been that I have been “getting too personal” with AirAsia.
The complaints seem to range from why I continue to “harp” on the issues that I have raised in this blog and in parliament and why I also can’t seem to be able to let go when the people’s money have been sinisterly being abused for this private company.
Your MP's Question of the Week #13
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The 41% jump of 78 sen to RM2.70 per litre of petrol on 05 June announced by the Badawi administration is harsh to the extreme.
Your MP's Question of the Week #12
The Badawi administration had promised that the subsidy money saved (RM9.9 billion) from the last petrol price increase will go to improve public transportation.
As far as I can see, the sorry state of affairs of the public transportation had not improved one bit. Where had the billions of Ringgit gone to and for what purpose?
Your MP’s Question of the Week #11
Maybank is Malaysia’s largest domestic bank. It is also a government linked company with the government having close to 60% control of the banking group’s assets.
Recently Maybank has disclosed that it intends to buy over Temasek Holdings’ (a Singapore government linked company) shares in Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII) for a premium of 4.6 times above its book value for a total sum of RM8.6 billion.
Your MP's Question of the Week #10
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Kuala Lumpur is working towards being a world-class city. Apart from developing the environment and infrastructure in an orderly and responsible manner to live up to that dream, the city must – as top priority – look to managing its people’s issues with care, love and understanding.
Your MP's Question of the Week #9
The artificial raising of oil price by the US to protect its dollar, which will soon become banana notes, has caused a worldwide crisis. The worst of which is the looming food crisis and prices are going out of control. And this in turn has caused the prices of our daily essential goods to rise … Read more