Comments on: The Engine of Political Fraud in Malaysia

By: Mohd Idris Hassan

Mohd Idris Hassan — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 17:41:25 +0000

Saudara Fahri,
What is all this complains about !!.You should instead compliment our Armed Forces for this is a very useful skill that they have acquired and honed over the years. Just imagine in times of war we can use such hi tec skills to remove our enemy’s air craft engines from their bases without being detected and deny them air superiority . Please lah give credit when it is due.Doing this kind of job is not easy you know!!!!!!!

By: Onecuriousdude

Onecuriousdude — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 17:50:06 +0000

Well said Loyar burok. I can bet you to my last $ that some wise guy in the govt will come out and say that now that the engine have been found let spend effort into recovering what is left of the stolen goods – make some news about bring back the engine and quietly they will leave those involved in the theft go scott free. This is Malaysia boleh for you. The whole regime is so corrupt that each and everyone in the govt is in one way or another involved in some form of corruption. If one is brought down the entire chain will fall – like a domino effect.

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By: anon

anon — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 09:38:57 +0000

Next thing you know, the Agong is kidnapped too…

By: D

Thu, 31 Dec 2009 08:39:12 +0000

this is truly the “Malaysia Boleh” spirit.

we the rakyat have to watch and hear all these fools make comments about what they have done or intend to do but in the end, nothing is actually done.

By: Jackasse

Jackasse — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 05:32:15 +0000

RPK is considered a security threat but the theft of the jet engines are not considered a threat to the country. IGP spends so much time trying to locate and arrest IGP, the BG and 20 officers were merely sacked with pensions, whatever happened to the cases of the “too hard basket file” on the Kugan, Bala, TBH and the not to mention Mongolian victim’s name? Malaysia is an international joke. I could hear the sniggers across the causeway. It was a blessing that they broke off from Malaysia in 1963!!!!!!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Malaysia. Carry on bolehland and we’ll buy you out like a bankrupt company.

By: Xeleft

Xeleft — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 17:14:57 +0000

I would agree if there was ever a case requiring draconian law, THIS IS IT.
Steal 100M of equipment. sacking.
Exercising the freedom of expression. Infernal detainment.
Alas my fellow Malaysians, this is the country we’re living in.
Where the modus operandi is to cover shit that’s already happened up.
That’s what the statement “I decided we should report it to the police.” indicates.
Where covering is beyond their means, they whitewash.
Alleges that justice is done, WITHOUT following the recommendations of the royal commissions.
Honestly, you’d think they feel we’re all retards.

By: mu2 K

mu2 K — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 16:24:08 +0000

Dear all,

Till the day we have in us the moral & patriotism as malaysians, nothing will change. What I dont understand is the present day govt is not doing anything when the 27odd million malaysians are pleading with their hearts for some action….. nothing being done. Just as in the case of millions of ringgit remitted illegally overseas, there is sufficient proof but who gets nailed…. moneychangers!!!! Dont know when the present govt will start to change for the better. We dont have to ape the west as our TDM once said to us but we do have to learn certain cultures from them especially morality, honesty & what more but clean of corruption!!!!!
Just ask ourselves, how did this country end up with so many illegals!!! We can safely pride ourselves of being the number uno in SE Asia on this but than again, if, a very big IF only our IMMIGRATION officials at our frontiers/borders did their job having in mind our countries security, than I doubt we will be facing what we are facing now…. But than an expatriate who was ‘blown apart’ had her entry into this country expunged.. we should all ask howcome. Swept under the carpet I suppose.
All I can say here is to all fellow malaysians is this, an old proverb “EVERYTHING IS MONEY BUT MONEY IS NOT EVERYTHING” Please do think patriotically for our beloved country.

By: nadan

nadan — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 08:04:13 +0000

Dear Sir,

If they can remove 2 unit of jet fighter Engine from high Security Area for the sake of money and greed, they can also sell thier mothers and wifes for the sake of money.
I don’t think Security Personnel from poor countries like Laos,Cambodia or Bangladesh will do such things.

By: jb

jb — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 07:51:32 +0000

It is amazing to see scandal after scandal in this country being swept under the carpet. In more developed countries, the top people responsible will have to face the music, especially concerning national security.
This recent event shows the sad if not despicable state of affairs
in this country. Simply put the rot starts from the top.The problem is not about race, religion or power struggle but that of economic mismanagement through unabated corruption.
It is obvious from past scandals that the government of the day is not interested in setting the highest standards for corrupt free governance but is more interested to protect those VVIP’s they consider ‘too important to fall’.