I must congratulate PM designate Tun Dr Mahathir on his victory.
Just like Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said Dr Mahathir is good in politics.
I am also glad that PAS won Kelantan and Terengganu. How I wish PAS would rule my home state Negeri Sembilan too.
As I said
I DON'T LIKE DR MAHATHIR BEFORE
I DON'T LIKE DR MAHATHIR NOW
AND I DON'T LIKE DR MAHATHIR IN THE FUTURE.
Regards
Assalamualaikum
Ever since I'm able to vote I have never voted a party led by Dr Mahathir.
Dr Mahathir forced his predecessor Tun Hussein Onn to retire in 1981.
SAY NO TO PAKATAN HARAPAN
SAY NO TO MADEY KUTTY
SAY NO TO PKR AMANAH DAP
Waalaikumussalam wrb
I first voted during the 1995 general election. That was the 9th GE.
When Ianded at the then Subang International Airport on Oct 15th 1990, Malaysia was full of posters and flags. The 8th GE was to be held on October 22nd 1990.
During my holidays in Malaysia from 29th May 1989 to August 21st 1989, I have registered my self as a voter. Also I have registered myself as a voter at the Malaysian High Commission in Ottawa. But on that October 22nd 1990 election day I COULD NOT FIND my name at any polling center in Seremban. (I registered myself to vote in Seremban)
Thus I didn't vote in the 1990 GE coz I couldn't find my name in the voter's lists. That proved the improper management of the EC branch overseas and the Malaysian diplomatic missions abroad then.
So in the 1995 GE, I voted S46 led by Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah.
Now with the Internet etc the EC has done a great job. I can just download the SPR app to check my voting center.
I remember during the Canadian election of 1989 when Mulroney's PC won , I don't see any flags or posters. I would love to see this kind of no flag no poster on the streets campaign in Malaysia too. Where there is no character assassination....voters vote on what the party and candidates can do based on their manifesto.....
Tomorrow Malaysians will vote again.
I will vote an entity whom I know will preserve Islam as the official religion of Malaysia. As Malaysia is a moderate Muslim country it is my dream that one day Malaysia will practice the syariah law. Malaysia WILL NEVER be Singapore. It is time for Malaysia to do away with gambling and liquor....
I'm a Muslim
I want to die as a Muslim
Malaysians will go to the polls for the 14th general election on May 9th
I WILL NOT VOTE DR MAHATHIR or his party
As I said in my previous article ....
In 1995 General election I voted the defunct S46 led by Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah the MP for Gua Musang.
I didn't vote in the 1999 GE.
SAY NO TO DR MAHATHIR AND PAKATAN
I'm posting this article on Sunday at 1824 hours.
Urban Transformation Center is a brainchild project of PM Najib.
This is a very good idea since government departments like JPJ,JPN, Immigration are open until 8.30pm seven days a week. The grocery mall is opened until 10pm.
Besides there are also Health and Dental clinics. Also open until 8.30 pm.
Very convenient to busy Malaysians despite their tight schedules.
Thumbs Up to PM Najib
Exploring Sarawak during the last school holidays was a great experience.
This time I flew with Malaysia Airlines and my mom was with me. Her first Kuching trip....MH service is improving. Alhamdulillah.
I decided to drive from Kuching to Sibu. To me it was the 1980s view in Peninsular Malaysia. Not much difference then if I drive from Seremban to Penang via the old federal road. It was the same view when driving from Kuching to Sibu.
However I noticed that Pan Borneo Highway is slowly progressing.
Watching the fierce Rejang river flow in Sibu was a blessing.
Lunch at Sarikei mosque (brought home food all the way - day one) was a BLESSING. In 1982 I got to know a pen pal from Sarikei from a radio program. We keep in touch for about a year. Anyway she invited me to her hometown Sarikei. I told her I will go to Sarikei one day.
Although we have lost contact I've honored my promise to go to her hometown.
I wish her well with her husband, family and grandchildren.
Anyway upon arriving in Sibu, I decided to drive to Bintulu the next day.
Alhamdulillah that is all I can say. I'll be 50 In Sha Allah on Nov 4th. Thank you Allah for giving me the health and pleasure to drive long distance again (just like driving from Saskatoon to Thunder Bay Canada)
I understand the next town after Bintulu is Miri. And from Miri to Limbang and Lawas we must drive via Brunei. That is really weird.
I suggest that Pan Borneo Highway make some kind of short cut or new road from Miri to Lawas the border town before entering Sabah. Also there must be many rest and relax areas. Since in Sabah and Sarawak, Muslims accounted to Not More than 50% then I suggest at every R&R a Muslim food area and surau (prayer room) be designated. To have ONLY MUSLIM food courts at Pan Borneo Highway will not be practical. (Only an idea)
Why must I go through various posts if I am driving from Miri to Lawas? My international passport IS NOT WITH ME if I am flying to Sabah or Sarawak. Think I will fly to Brunei...
Hope the Najib and Abang Johari administration will take note on this matter.
One thing which still make me nervous was when approaching Betong. In the 1980s Betong was a black area where the bulk of Communist Party of Malaya members was based. At present Betong is still green with jungles....can't imagine Betong in 1980s.
Crossing the new bridge at Batang Sadong river near Simunjan was unforgettable. (seeing crocodiles swimming here and there)
I look forward to flying to Kuching and Kota Kinabalu again.
