https://www.inverse.com/article/5819-aquafina-admits-it-s-just-tap-water
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2015/10/31/vaping-to-be-banned-eventually-says-hilmi/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-berardi-phd/alkaline-water_b_7762588.html
Do read the articles above not once but a couple of times. Today many people do not really understand what they read. So reading a couple of times is helpful.
Today at my age, I too need to read couple of times to understand why many people especially the Malays are really, really lazy and stupid.
Today we live in a world where news travel faster than our thoughts.
Today more and more people can only think of money.
True without money we cannot survive. But is it necessary to overlook our moral responsibility and say okay what, no-one die or hurt because of what I do or sell. But how do you know?
Someone I know has a business selling bottled drinking water. His company sells five different brand and all the water is from one source - his kitchen tap. My friend went into this business because there was a great demand for clean drinking water thanks to Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd who constantly supply brownish water to us. Then we also have the no water period because of political games played by Syabas and others.
Even though water is free, Government and politicians have the power to bully us into paying for their so-called services.
My friend's company makes million yearly selling tap water because in Malaysia there is no regulation and laws over what can or cannot be sold. Meaning a person can sell drinking water taken from tap, filter, well or drain. Everything is called Mineral Water. And most people do not bother to read as long as it is cheap. This is where most people are into all kinds of ailments today.
Second in point is Alkaline Water which many Malay executives, Datuk, Datin, Tan Sri are involved. There is even a newly appointed Deputy of a GLC company selling the machine worth RM12,000 every Sat and Sun going from 1 kampung to another. Why kampung? Because in Malay Business and where fast money are concern, the Malays simply love it. Malays in Kampung are the best customer. They get hooked and conned easily.
As far as I can remember for three generations my family has been drinking dead water. Dead water means boiled water. And for three generations my family members never have ailments such as diabetes, high blood pressure, cancer etc and our youth, meaning we do not look our age nor do we get sick easily. Even though we do consume outside food and drinks, our body can counter most diseases that are found in our beautiful dirty eateries. But in every family there must be one who do not follow our way and that is my husband. He loves to eat and drink outside all the time and best of all his friends and relatives will give him Air Zam Zam and Alkaline water to drink. So every month he will come home bringing these but luckily none of us take more than a sip. And the one who is constantly suffering from this and that sickness will be him. What I want to say is this that most illness are created within our body from what we drink that was channeled into our blood system.
The other story I want to mention is that one of my husband's friend is selling Alkaline machine like hot cake but she herself does not own one. Reason being her brother died of cancer after drinking alkaline water for six months. This lady is aware of the pros and cons of the machine but because of the big commission she cast aside her moral responsibility. To her so what if the person dies because of the machine she is selling since it is a one time off sale. Meaning there is no after service, also knowing how stupid most Malays are there is no chance of anyone suing her. Her ambition is to be a millionaire selling alkaline machine alone.
Vapes is also a best seller in Malaysia. Anyone who is into this business understand how easy one can make money from this. Last year a customer ordered 7 different types of essence from me. Since he was not into fishing or baking I asked him what he was going to do with so many litre of different essence. Then he pulled out a set of Vape and explain that it was the latest trend among the Malays and Gen Y. Smoking today is no longer about showing off their maturity with a cigarette in between their fingers but different types of vape to show off their ego. Most smokers like to mix flavoured essence with ganja to get high and girls simply love it to have better sex with their partners. My customer operates from his Desa Pandan low cost flat but he has six BMW stored in a warehouse nearby. So imagine the income he gets just by selling vapes and essences.
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/317496
For the past one week I have been talking to some Malay graduates. They were given Mara Scholarship to study for their degree but after graduation they are not working.
This is one very sad example.
Me: Why are you not working?
Lin: No job.
Me: Did you apply for a job.
Lin: No.
Me: Why?
Lin: No-body give job.
Me: You have to apply for jobs in order to get a job.
Lin: Mara give scholarship so Mara must give job.
Me: So how long you going to wait for Mara to give job.
Lin: When they call me.
Me: Come I help you find a job.
Lin: Tak payah.
Me: Why? You can speak English better than most people and you got a Degree.
Lin: Malas. Nak rest.
Me: But you have been resting for over a year.
Lin. Smile.
Me: Come, I take you to listen to some talk and see whether you are interested.
Lin: I cannot talk.
Grandparents: Never mind she just graduated. Later if cannot get a job we will find a husband for her.
Lin is one of many LUCKY MALAY GRADUATES fully funded by the Malaysian Government who don't want to work after their studies.
SO WHY THE FUCKING HELL DO THEY NEED TO WASTE OUR MONEY STUDYING. GOOD MONEY GIVEN TO USELESS MALAYS WHO AT THE END OF THE DAY REFUSES TO WORK AND HOPING FOR MORE HANDOUTS.
LET US BE MORE CARING TO THE ONES WHO WANTS TO STUDY AND WORK TO DEVELOP THIS NATION INSTEAD OF GIVING AND GIVING NON-STOP TO MALAYS WHO DO NOT CARE FOR THEMSELVES. AND BY GOD HOW I WISH MY PRAYERS WERE ANSWER THAT THESE KIND OF MELAYU BE SHOT DEAD.
The Melayu top the divorce list.
The Melayu top the abuse list.
The Melayu top the unwanted baby list.
The Melayu top the drug addict list.
The Melayu top the criminal list.
The Melayu top the lazy list.
The Melayu top the bankrupt list.
The Melayu are top in everything bad and useless.
DO THE MELAYU GOT NO SHAME.
IS EVERYONE LIKE NAJIS SO LUCKY CAN GET RM2.6 BILLION DONATION.
Today I screw the Melayu is because most of them are into fast money business. They either scam and cheat people or they go bankrupt like a shooting star.
Today it is the Melayu who are doing business that causes ailments to the Rakyat.
Today it is the Melayu who screw up the laws in this country.
Today the Melayu are still dreaming that the world belong to them.
KUALA LUMPUR - Embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak's much-watched Budget 2016 speech has been delivered and duly snubbed. It looks like there's nothing the 62-year-old leader can do right in the eyes of the Malaysian people and even in his own Umno party.
Just a day after the Budget's unveiling, hailed by Najib's supporters as a lifeline to his flagging political fortunes and criticized as unabashed financial manipulation that will further erode Malaysia's fast-sinking economy, 13 branch leaders from his ruling Umno party called for his resignation.
For speaking their minds, Najib's coterie of sycophants have rushed to demand that the group of 13 be sacked from Umno - a move that is bound to intensify the open rebellion now visible across a large spectrum of party ranks.
Such outspokenness against the Umno president is rare but not unprecedented. In fact, the call brings a sense of deja-vu harking back to Najib's own move to bring down his former boss, Abdullah Badawi, who quit as Malaysia's 5th prime minister in 2009 when faced with the prospect of an embarrassing defeat at the Umno polls.
Three 'minefields' are on the horizon for Najib to navigate - each with the potential to send him out from office in disgrace and possibly straight to jail, where his arch foe and former Opposition chief Anwar Ibrahim languishes on sodomy charges purportedly trumped-up by Najib himself. Poetic justice or karma, time will tell.
The first 2 events will take place in Parliament - a vote on Budget 2016 and a no-confidence motion against Najib. If both fail, many believe Najib's critics in Umno will bring a no-confidence vote against him at the party's annual general assembly in December.
If Muhyiddin was Najib's kingmaker, Zahid may be Najib's political undertaker
Oddly, Najib's most dangerous foes are not members of the Opposition but come from within Umno. They are former premier Mahathir Mohamad; Muhyiddin Yassin - the former deputy premier whom Najib sacked when the 1MDB financial scandal threatened to unravel; and Tengku Razaleigh - the Kelantan prince with access to the powerful Malay rulers who recently censured Najib for the rise in racial tensions and corruption in the country.
But with 'trump cards' fast depleting, Najib's biggest threat may actually be none other than Zahid Hamidi, the Umno 'warlord' or power-broker whom he appointed to replace Muhyiddin in June.
Zahid is a force to be reckoned, not only because of his popularity in Umno, but also because he holds the powerful Home Ministry portfolio, which controls the police, Immigration and the media.
"Najib had no choice but to make Zahid DPM as well as let him retain the Home Ministry because he needed Zahid's support in Umno and above that, he wanted to pit Zahid against Muhyiddin," a political source told Malaysia Chronicle.
"The object is to make Muhyiddin (who is the Umno deputy president) fight off Zahid (who is one of three elected vice presidents) for the PM's chair. Both Zahid and Muhyiddin have their own support bases and a stalemate between the two will help Najib to prolong his own time as PM."
According to the political grapevine, Muhyiddin has not agreed to give up his 'stake' on the Umno presidency, and hence the PM's seat, should Najib be ousted either in Parliament or at Umno.
"Umno people are saying Zahid wants Muhyiddin to step down as the Umno deputy president first before he will support any move to bring down Najib. And the numbers Zahid can bring are crucial. This is why Zahid is sounding out threats to arrest Dr M, who has publicly said the successor should be Muhyiddin. It's to send a message - no deal unless I get to be PM," said the source.
According to the source, the dynamics of this power equation is what is keeping Najib in power. Najib's support has been corroded badly but as long as he can play off the Zahid-Muhyiddin stalemate and hang on until the next general election, he still has the chance to outsmart the other two.
"To those outside Umno, this is unbelievable because Najib and the 1MDB scandal are so harmful to the country's image and economy. But in Umno, these guys only care about their own positions. Malaysia can go to the dogs, become a failed state for all they care," said the source.
Don't be nostalgic
It is telling that Zahid has come out, guns a-blazing a day after Muhyiddin told a public forum how he had given way to Najib, who was then the deputy Umno president, to take over from Badawi even though Mahathir has asked him to be PM in 2009.
“I respect what he is saying, and his feelings (but) we need not be nostalgic over things that did not become reality,” Malaysiakini reported Zahid as saying.
Muhyiddin had recounted, "I met Dr Mahathir and he asked me to go for the presidency. But I said no, I can't, I am only party vice president, and Najib is the deputy president, so he should go for it."
Opposition leader Lim Kit Siang has warned that Umno 'battle royale' might be the tipping point for Malaysia - once regarded admired for its high growth economy and stable politics.
"The battle between Najib's 300 UMNO chieftains and the three million UMNO members will be a major factor to determine the fate of Malaysia, whether Malaysia will hurtle headlong to become a rogue and failed state because of breakdown of rule of law, rampant corruption and abuses of power, and the collapse of good governance or whether Malaysia can pick herself up, re-strategise and reunite to strike forward to fulfill our national potential when we were on verge of becoming one of the Asian tigers before the 1997 financial crisis," DAP adviser Kit Siang said in a statement. - Malaysia Chronicle