Sunday, May 13, 2007

hot brown sugah opens her trap yet again

molitics

i just saw a political clip by this guy. shows how dirrrty politics was (and still is) here in tiny lion city. i read lky's autobiography (only because i had to analyse him) and i thought he was pretty daring to admit (although not blatantly) that he 'understood' what the leftist were trying to achieve back then. he also 'admires' the yellow skinned because they were very hardworking people. what he didn't say was that he shared the same traits as some of the yellow skinned people he admired (manipulative, cunning, conniving, sly and most of all, cowards when faced with confrontations, preferring to be elusive about 'certain' topics rather than talk about them openly). but the things he accused of innocent (yes, i think they're innocent) people. appalling!

anyone knows how i can get said zahari's books? i'll pay u back =)

i just wonder what could have happened if things weren't they way they were in the '60s. politically i mean. no doubt that its lky who's responsible for our success as a nation. but why the repressive methods. from all the readings that i did (or the lack of them), repressive leaders normally have personal egoistic agendas that are channelled as political one to make them seem more socially acceptable. SMH had to make a public apology since lsl bacame the pm here (ya know, that holy goh and the *** dynasty thingy. i found that funnay la). but like i said, its a repressive form of government where anything that seem to offend the government is considered defamatory and the other party is liable to be imprisoned (if locals) or will be sued, on charges that-don't-really-make-sense (case example, that labour party guy who's name i cannot recall who had to make the public apology or face a law suit against him during the election before last, or some elections before that la).

boy would i love an open conversation with 'da' man just to see what's in his pretty big head.

will we ever have the freedom of press and speech like other developed nations do?

hmm...

wishful thinking.

just to clarify things, i love my non-malay and non-muslims friends okay. and i'm not that nationalistic. yes, i've been studying too much. if you're interested in the video (there's a 49min version and a 3min short one too), just type zahari under google (australia) video.

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