Malaysia Oh Malaysia!
Evidence that the teaching profession in Malaysia is totally politicised and that teachers are BN Political Stooges
Under the headline, the Star reported HERE:
& see NST HERE
Not compulsory for teachers to attend
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National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) Penang branch Lim Ming Tzong @ Adam Alim Abdullah said teachers in
“A senior state Education Department official told school heads at a briefing last week that attendance was not compulsory,” he said yesterday.
He added that the teachers were granted the “flexibility” since
In a related development, it is learnt that school heads who wished to invite MPs or state assemblymen for their school functions were told to obtain consent from the department.
When contacted, Deputy Chief Minister II Dr P. Ramasamy, who heads the education portfolio, said: “It's sad to hear that the department has come out with such a directive. This shows the department does not respect the mandate of the people,” he added.
“We are here simply because we won in the general election. And we are keen to work with the federal government to solve education issues,” he said.
Penang Education Department deputy director Ibrahim Mohamad could not be reached for comment.”
So it has come out into the open, teachers are political stool pigeons of BN / UMNO, teaching could be regarded just their secondary job.
They must thus far have spent most of their time attending endless political functions and not sufficient time teaching!
Now on to the Municipal Councils in general and KL City Hall in particular
See Sun HERE, NST HERE, Star HERE
Here are some extracts of what has been reported in the Malaysian mainstream media lately:
Don’t blame KL City Hal (Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur for Barisan Nasional's losses in
He was responding to comments by Barisan’s Datuk Dr Lee Chong Meng, who contested and lost in the race for the Bukit Bintang seat in the recent general election.
Lee reportedly had said that the
“It would be very difficult to say that it (City Hall's manner) is the only reason for the defeat; the party has to analyse what had happened,” Hakim said, “We were only doing our job.”
He said City Hall was not planning any new projects or revamps in response to the election results, but would continue with its original plans for 2008.
Lee had attributed Barisan's failure in
He said strict enforcement of regulations against hawkers and motorists also fuelled their frustration at the government and stirred up anti-establishment feelings.
“It was not the right time for action like that. We became the scapegoats,” he added.
Lee also complained City Hall KL had practiced double standards –
It had disallowed BN to put up bunting on major roads but had not ordered the Opposition to remove theirs for fear that they would “hold press conferences”.
The photographs below are of massive vulgar ostentatious images of the ‘great mis-leaders’ PM Abdullah and DPM Najib which are still been shown in lights on the façade of the KL City Hall Tower in Jalan Raja Laut KL, are the people supposed to bow down before them?
Why is DBKL wasting taxpayers' money on this kind of 'Hero Worshipping" Bullshit?
Are the mayor and his councillors trying to gain merit by sucking up to the Leaders?
THE GREAT MISLEADER
THE DEPUTY GREAT MISLEADER
"The Leaders are the sun of the nation and mankind", or so they say in North Korea!
{There is no information on the official North Korean web site about Great Misleaders}
Lee went on the say that, a consultative council made up of Barisan's division chairmen should be formed under the FT Ministry to assist minister Datuk Seri Zulhasnan Rafique in channelling the people's voices to the government.
“With Datuk Seri Zulhasnan as the only Barisan MP in
“The council is therefore vital to gaining back the people's confidence,” he was reported to have said.
Also regarding the non-accountability of KL City Hall.
That is the question on the minds of city folks each time they see developments encroaching into green areas in their neighbourhoods.
The rules in question are the ones contained in the Kuala Lumpur Structure Plan 2020 and the
The mess? The unlawful hillside developments taking shape in areas like Bukit Sri Persekutuan (Federal Hill), Jalan Gallagher and Bukit Tunku.
Despite having the rules, the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has continued to totally disregard them by going ahead to approve ad-hoc developments in the city.
Ratepayers and residents are extremely unhappy with the way planning decisions are being made and projects approved in the city.
But what irked the city denizens most is the fact that despite being major taxpayers, they have absolutely no say in the way their city is being run.
In the case of Federal Hill, the question puzzling the residents is how an area designated as “institutional” (police reserve) has suddenly become commercial overnight?
What angers residents most is the fact that they have never been told by the local authorities concerned, in this case the DBKL, about what is happening there.
Too bloody true, but it is always a case of "Bend em like Beckham"! No wonder Malaysia is a mere shadow of the nation it really should be.
“There can be no taxation without representation,'' declared an irate member of the Joint Action Committee for Bukit Gasing (JAC).
“If you take bread from the people, you must be directly accountable to them,'' said the member, who did not wish to be named.
“The DBKL has to be accountable to us,'' he said.
Veritas numquam perit- Truth never perishes.
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