Somebody saw a ghost at Pudu Jail.

Too many people around, somebody fell down and nobody even notice. The man was standing on top of the rubble when suddenly he fell down from 5 feet height, lucky for him. He said he saw a ghost or simply he said that because he was practically embarrassed. Never mind that here are some photos of the demolition. Enjoy.

Workers are busy looking busy because more and more people are coming to witness the historical event that would de-historic itself.

This was taken ten minutes to ten o'clock. Not many people yet.

Then came the excavator machine with the roar of its powerful engine, people are running for their lives...

Nobody saw the light.... no one.... not even one.....

This kid came with her mom... no idea what the hell is going on, still she is impressed by the event with the crowd, reporters, photographer, engineers... you know... girls.

While the excavator is waiting on the other side of the wall... this monster with crab claw is cutting the wall in order to ease the demolition process.

Wall has been cut nicely, now you see the excavator outside...? he really is in a bad mood.

Down came the wall.

There were no police at site. enough said.

Now, every one is a photographer.

The bricks, some took home as souvenir, some took home to renovate their house.... aha aha ha.

I am too sleepy, will post a video tomorrow ok.

US embassy is feeling the pressure.

From my observation, easily there was around 3 to 4 thousand of people gathering outside the embassy.

Well it could be more, but my line of sight was limited to some extend.

But overall, the demo was done peacefully and no harm done. Lots of women and teenagers too.

The embassy was pressured to accept the memorandum inside the compound rather than just outfront. This is a good sign.

I am hungry like a horse.
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Protest the israel

Sea of people from all over coming from different background gathering in front of the US embassy.
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Punish Israel

Barisan Nasional Pemuda is gathering outside UN building at jalan dungun to deliver their memorandum on the recent incident.

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MP Kapar disappointed with Khalid Ibrahim

Kapar Member of Parliament recently got red paint splashed on his car parked inside his house compound. All of us received his tweet on sunday before noon.

Red paint is certainly a sign of warning which in medieval times they use real blood to scare people. But nowadays it is not that easy to get blood, or simply it is less hassle to use red paint to substitute blood.
Gangsters nowadays are all softhearted thank god.

Nevertheless, red is still red and safety measures must be taken seriously to avoid accidents...
MP Kapar today posted on his blog saying how he is disappointed with Khalid, well... Who isn't???

(grammatical error "Who doesn't???" has been amended, thank you)

The following text are excerpts from his blog which I think is rational. I hate editing so why don't I just paste the whole lot uncut. Happy reading.

UNCUT TEXT FROM MP KAPAR BLOG.

I'm very much disappointed with Selangor Menteri Besar's Statement over Red Paint Splash incident. He was quoted to have said " I have age told YB Manikavasagam that when you accuse somebody, they too will retaliate, and you will have to face the consequences".


For general public , it could just meant a piece of advise be careful don't simple fire the gun. In other way, it almost meant "I'm happy that someone had taken revenge against you , while your life and your family's doesn't matter to ruling State Government." Your life as Member of Parliament though from same party is not important to us as long as our cronies are well protected and taken care.

I don't anticipate any kind of sympathy from them as for them we can attack enemies but don't try to clear up dirts within ourselves.

At the same time, I really appreciate the gesture shown by PKR De facto Leader YB Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim whom made a personal call to myself enquring about the incident while asked about myself and family conditions.  That's part of any charismatic leader.

The incident at my house lately symbolise the seriousness of the issue that Malaysian especially Selangorean must understand the money flowing out of the system rightfully belongs to each and every one of us.

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Putrajaya 'Solat Jumaat' with guns

At the Putrajaya Mosque recently after the 'Solat Jumaat' half of the people there continue to perform 'Solat Hajat' inconjunction with the National Youth Program. It was then when a group of photo-snipers noticed amongst the people who performed the prayers were carrying guns… I mean real guns. Why in the world would anyone carry a gun (or guns) to pray, this is not Palestine for god sake.

Take a look at the picture below, can you see those guys with their guns bulging from their suits? They are not wearing police uniform and we were very certain that they were not escorting any VIPs because VIPs will pray at the front row and this is too far behind to be true.

But wait…

When they got up from the last position (sujud) than only we realized a prominent person was there in front of the 'cowboys'… It was Najib Tun Razak!

He is so VVIP and yet he chooses to pray with the people, amongst them and not treat himself different from the people around him. Look at the person on his right, smiling happily to get the chance to pray alongside the Prime Minister of Malaysia.

They were chatting about something and Najib seemed very friendly and did not rush to get up or anything, just small talks, casual and relax.

This is what we want, the quality inside them… the leaders. Even we do know they cannot at all times engage in public for security measures but this once in a while small talk in a relax fashion is highly appreciated by the people. This small talk between Najib and the person next to him may not look as important to some, but to others, to the person's family and friends and friends among them will continue to speak of Najib's friendly gesture and this is what they want.

A leader with the heart of the people.

Contempt of Court...?

Well, Anwar is very friendly even to reporters everybody knows that. But isn't the statement he is making is categorize as a Contempt of Court.

Video: Izzah hoping the judge with courage...

Izzah said judge must have courage to handle the case.

During a brief interview just out front the supreme high court she said the proceeding will continue tomorrow but it is best the judge should handle the case with courage.

YB Nurul Izzah exit the high court before her father Anwar Ibrahim came out. She is rushing as to attend other business but still afford to spare time for the reporters.

But by her statement, does that mean that the judge is unfair pertaining to what she meant?

Is this allowed? to address the judge having no courage?

Video of the interview will follow soon.

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Gerakan Anti Liwat

Gerakan Anti Liwat or GELI has 200 over followers formed by youngsters to either support or to defame Anwar Ibrahim.

They have submit a letter to Anwar to meet up to discuss their intention taking Anwar as their advisor for the newly formed group or so called activist.

Present today at high court, they demonstrate their kind intention to support Anwar by expressing it by displaying banners.

I think Anwar should take this group seriously and accept as advisor for GELI.

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