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2013-09-03 08:50 | Report Abuse

Janji di capati! Nambikai everyone.

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2013-09-03 08:49 | Report Abuse

Satu hadiah istimewa bagi semua penyokong UMNO. Nikmati lah hadiah itu. Janji tetap di tunaikan: harga barang melambung!!!

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2013-09-03 08:47 | Report Abuse

Instead of reducing the subsidies why the ruling elite do no eliminate corruption and rent seeking? Why are they not stop the fat government and wasteful spending such as arm purchases and funding the crap Tanda Puteri? Why are the ruling elite's children are still sent overseas for education? The Rakyats will be angry, with or without opposition making it an issue.

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2013-09-03 08:44 | Report Abuse

Why not recover the "stolen" billions from corrupt politicians who are now living in luxury while the ordinary Rakyat suffers?

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2013-09-03 08:43 | Report Abuse

This is only the beginning, expecting more bad news will be coming soon - the anticipated increase in electricity tariffs, GST, weakening ringgit etc all set to spiralling costs and inflation. Many who at present are struggling with the burden of housing and car loans will have to face even tougher time ahead. Needless to say, it is foreseeable that some may need to live on borrowing money and there will be increased in social problems such as crime rates, family problems, suicide rates etc. One cannot imagine how the poor rakyat are going to survive and what would becoming of this country in the years to come ...... Yet MP Bung from Sabah said "Petrol price increase won't affect the poor" ! He ought to be the world's most sought after Finance Minister!

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2013-09-03 08:42 | Report Abuse

The price of petrol has to go up, GST has to be introduced so that govt coffers can be enriched and more crony enriching projects of astronomical costs can be carried out.

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2013-09-03 08:40 | Report Abuse

After the extravagance spending during the last election, they sure got to find ways to fill back the empty holes. This is just the beginning, there are more to come as many of the essential goods and utilities are controlled by the the ruling government... the rich will become richer and the middle/poor income earner will have to suffer for it. Majority of the 10% tax payer doesnt get to enjoy BR1M although it doesn't actually make any much of a difference, so, only applicable for certain group of people who might not even bother.

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2013-09-03 01:35 | Report Abuse

Remember this...Anwar Ibrahim:: Vote KeADILan for petrol price cut

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzK5BAt8ets

But the stupid & idiot 46% Malaysians including the Felda,etc,voted for Barang naik, BN

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2013-09-03 01:27 | Report Abuse

Inflation is low? Mr. PM you must be kidding. Just try out a day with RM50 in your pocket and have breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner, toll and a day's petrol. See how far you can stretch the RM50. Then ask yourself whether the inflation is low? Who is advising you?

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2013-09-03 01:22 | Report Abuse

47% orang akan menyesal kerana tidak dengar cakap Abang Anwar!

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2013-09-03 01:11 | Report Abuse

The biggest clown you must be , Najib. With the increase in petrol price, the public will not be hurt? Only an IDIOT like you will say this. Everything will go up in tandem with the increase. The poor are already struggling to survive even at the present cost, and any further increase in prices of goods will further worsen their situation. If only you can do a little sacrifice like cutting down on your overseas trips, reducing corruptions among the cronies and government servants, such measures need not be taken .

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2013-09-03 01:08 | Report Abuse

This is good rythms guys,,what he is doing is killing Bn for the next election..Let him do what he wanted ...our ambitions is to bring down Bn in the next election and our new government will arrest all those mother fuckers once and for all and change whatever mistakes they have done. let them burn their own house, now all those 47% who voted for them have started to regret. Blessing in disguise we had. This is arrange by our mighty god. Be End is coming soon. Even the Malays are regreting hard now.

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2013-09-03 01:05 | Report Abuse

If higher BRIM can cushion fuel price hike then why not just use BRIM money for the fuel subsidy and allow petrol price to remain the same. Increase petrol price, GST introduction, depreciation of the ringgit, depletion of EPF, failure of most GICs, sky rocketing budget deficits. Keep it up. Malaysia should just be about bankrupt near the GE14.

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2013-09-03 00:51 | Report Abuse

When Pakatan wanted to reduce oil prices, you believed in BN bullshitting and voted for the Barang Naik govt, now you regret lah...next watch the spiralling effects ...this is the begining only , wait for some more bombs to fall on you.

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2013-09-03 00:48 | Report Abuse

Everyone has heard of the phrase there is no free lunch. Greater efforts should have been done to trim civil service, cut down on waste and all minsiters travel expenditure be trimmed. Just a few ways to avoid any cost increase. In the analysis its the people who will bear the brunt of the corrupt and wasteful lifestyle of a "caring" government.

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2013-09-03 00:46 | Report Abuse

As part of the "Janji Ditepati" election promise by UMNO, the petrol price is going up for RON 95 to RM 2.10. I'm sure the 46 plus percent of the rakyat and the banglas who voted BN will be ecstatic with the petrol price hike.

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2013-09-03 00:45 | Report Abuse

Meanwhile Nothing has been done under Najib's administration to dismantle or reduce the economics of UMNO patronage which costs the Malaysian people Billions and Billions of ringgit every year.

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2013-09-03 00:42 | Report Abuse

Frankly I don't really know who are the bigger fools - UMNO or the idiots that voted BN in GE 13

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2013-09-03 00:38 | Report Abuse

Frankly I don't really know who are the bigger fools - UMNO or the idiots that voted BN in GE 13

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2013-09-02 20:46 | Report Abuse

Foolish voters who voted BN have dragged all Malaysians into suffering. Mind you, this is only the beginning of more financial and economic hardship to come.

Next...toll, electricity and GST????

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2013-09-02 20:42 | Report Abuse

Its now SHOWTIME!!!!!! Hahahahahah . Pakatan promises minyak turun, tapi tau mau. Sekarang you umno supporters mahu marah siapa?

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2013-09-02 20:40 | Report Abuse

Foolish voters who voted BN have dragged all Malaysians into suffering. Mind you, this is only the beginning of more financial and economic hardship to come.

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2013-09-02 20:36 | Report Abuse

Debt-laden Malaysian fund stirs controversy

SOMETIME in September 2009, currency traders at Bank Negara Malaysia were jolted by huge purchases of US dollars in the domestic currency market and quickly decided to halt the selling pressure on the local currency. They were promptly told to stand down by their superiors.

The buildup of US dollar positions on that day paved the way for state-owned 1 Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) to move US$1 billion out of the country for an investment in a British Virgin Islands entity.

“At the time, no one knew where the money was headed or why such a large amount was being taken out,” said one senior Kuala Lumpur-based currency trader familiar with the episode.

“It was a company we needed to watch, because it came out of nowhere and showed clout,” said another chief dealer at a foreign bank in Kuala Lumpur.

These days, 1MDB isn’t just raising eyebrows. The secretive investment arm of the government is sending shockwaves through international bond markets and raising concern at home with its aggressive borrowings, opaque financial manoeuvres and risky bets. It is also becoming a hot political potato for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s administration.

Opposition politicians insist that 1MDB is part strategic investment arm and part political slush fund for the Najib government, because of its generous financial handouts to key constituencies of the ruling Barisan Nasional (National Front) coalition.

In just over four years, 1MDB has racked up borrowings of more than US$11.97 billion (RM38.4 billion), corporate documents and published accounts reviewed by The Edge Review show. This huge accumulation of debt is against a backdrop of paltry profits, derived largely from the shuffling of assets on its Cayman Island investment and the revaluation of PROPERTIES [] purchased at steep discounts from the government.

No Southeast Asian entity has accumulated so much debt in such a short time, and because the borrowings carry the implicit guarantee of the Malaysian government, bankers and economists say that 1MDB is emerging as a serious contingent liability for the Najib administration.


....read more here

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-news/249300-highlight-special-report-debt-laden-malaysian-fund-stirs-controversy.html

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2013-09-02 20:31 | Report Abuse

This is just the beginning!!! Undilah BN untuk stability; stability harga, stability RM dll!!! Syabas to those 47% voters!

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2013-09-02 20:21 | Report Abuse

Debt-laden Malaysian fund stirs controversy

SOMETIME in September 2009, currency traders at Bank Negara Malaysia were jolted by huge purchases of US dollars in the domestic currency market and quickly decided to halt the selling pressure on the local currency. They were promptly told to stand down by their superiors.

The buildup of US dollar positions on that day paved the way for state-owned 1 Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) to move US$1 billion out of the country for an investment in a British Virgin Islands entity.

“At the time, no one knew where the money was headed or why such a large amount was being taken out,” said one senior Kuala Lumpur-based currency trader familiar with the episode.

“It was a company we needed to watch, because it came out of nowhere and showed clout,” said another chief dealer at a foreign bank in Kuala Lumpur.

These days, 1MDB isn’t just raising eyebrows. The secretive investment arm of the government is sending shockwaves through international bond markets and raising concern at home with its aggressive borrowings, opaque financial manoeuvres and risky bets. It is also becoming a hot political potato for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s administration.

Opposition politicians insist that 1MDB is part strategic investment arm and part political slush fund for the Najib government, because of its generous financial handouts to key constituencies of the ruling Barisan Nasional (National Front) coalition.

In just over four years, 1MDB has racked up borrowings of more than US$11.97 billion (RM38.4 billion), corporate documents and published accounts reviewed by The Edge Review show. This huge accumulation of debt is against a backdrop of paltry profits, derived largely from the shuffling of assets on its Cayman Island investment and the revaluation of PROPERTIES [] purchased at steep discounts from the government.

No Southeast Asian entity has accumulated so much debt in such a short time, and because the borrowings carry the implicit guarantee of the Malaysian government, bankers and economists say that 1MDB is emerging as a serious contingent liability for the Najib administration.


....read more here

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-news/249300-highlight-special-report-debt-laden-malaysian-fund-stirs-controversy.html

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2013-09-02 20:21 | Report Abuse

This is just the beginning!!! Undilah BN untuk stability; stability harga, stability RM dll!!! Syabas to those 47% voters!

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2013-09-02 20:18 | Report Abuse

We have to thank the 46% who voted for BN, and of course, not forgetting the good works of EC through its gerrymandering, had secured the win for BN. We the majority nevertheless have to suffer along with them.

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2013-09-02 20:17 | Report Abuse

Please do not forget this increase in petrol prices is in a country which exports petrol.

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2013-09-02 20:16 | Report Abuse

Satu hadiah istimewa bagi semua penyokong UMNO. Nikmati lah hadiah itu. Janji tetap di tunaikan: harga barang melambung!!!

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2013-09-02 20:13 | Report Abuse

Great job of governance, Najib, UMNOBARU. Please do not forget this increase in petrol prices is in a country which exports petrol.

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2013-09-02 20:12 | Report Abuse

What is not going up? All up, up and with each up, the living standards of our people the poor are going down, down with no control on inflation. But then, for the rich, the cronies, the vested interests, the families of our politicians, all these increases are worth not even a hair on their bodies. Great job of governance, Najib, UMNOBARU. Please do not forget this increase in petrol prices is in a country which exports petrol.

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2013-09-02 20:09 | Report Abuse

Debt-laden Malaysian fund stirs controversy

SOMETIME in September 2009, currency traders at Bank Negara Malaysia were jolted by huge purchases of US dollars in the domestic currency market and quickly decided to halt the selling pressure on the local currency. They were promptly told to stand down by their superiors.

The buildup of US dollar positions on that day paved the way for state-owned 1 Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) to move US$1 billion out of the country for an investment in a British Virgin Islands entity.

“At the time, no one knew where the money was headed or why such a large amount was being taken out,” said one senior Kuala Lumpur-based currency trader familiar with the episode.

“It was a company we needed to watch, because it came out of nowhere and showed clout,” said another chief dealer at a foreign bank in Kuala Lumpur.

These days, 1MDB isn’t just raising eyebrows. The secretive investment arm of the government is sending shockwaves through international bond markets and raising concern at home with its aggressive borrowings, opaque financial manoeuvres and risky bets. It is also becoming a hot political potato for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s administration.

Opposition politicians insist that 1MDB is part strategic investment arm and part political slush fund for the Najib government, because of its generous financial handouts to key constituencies of the ruling Barisan Nasional (National Front) coalition.

In just over four years, 1MDB has racked up borrowings of more than US$11.97 billion (RM38.4 billion), corporate documents and published accounts reviewed by The Edge Review show. This huge accumulation of debt is against a backdrop of paltry profits, derived largely from the shuffling of assets on its Cayman Island investment and the revaluation of PROPERTIES [] purchased at steep discounts from the government.

No Southeast Asian entity has accumulated so much debt in such a short time, and because the borrowings carry the implicit guarantee of the Malaysian government, bankers and economists say that 1MDB is emerging as a serious contingent liability for the Najib administration.


....read more here

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-news/249300-highlight-special-report-debt-laden-malaysian-fund-stirs-controversy.html

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2013-09-02 20:05 | Report Abuse

Its now SHOWTIME!!!!!! Hahahahahah . Pakatan promises minyak turun, tapi tau mau. Sekarang you umno supporters mahu marah siapa?

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2013-09-02 20:04 | Report Abuse

After GE13 the people are ripe for harvest. Semua Barang Naik (BN) harga. Inilah janji ditepati. All prices go up to pay back the BRIM and subsidize the KR1M.

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2013-09-02 20:02 | Report Abuse

Perhaps this is the beginning of the so-called fiscal tightening.This again showed how stupid the financial advisers are.The best way for govt to increase the revenue is by taking back what it had given to the people before the election.BN has fullfilled their promise by tightening its belt,but of course at the expense of the rakyat.This is indeed the PAYBACK time.Well done the 47%.

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2013-09-02 19:59 | Report Abuse

Ya la! Go and vote for BN some more!!!!

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2013-09-02 19:58 | Report Abuse

Congratulations to Barang Naik supporters!!

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2013-09-02 19:56 | Report Abuse

Congratulations to Barang Naik supporters!!

"Janji Ditepati" - Hadiah BN untuk rakyat.

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2013-09-02 19:54 | Report Abuse

After only 100 days BN took office, petrol price already naik. This will of course followed by rise in consumer products. Thanks BN supporters. You will also not escape this increases except for the big BN cats where everything is given free.

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2013-09-02 19:53 | Report Abuse

janji di tepati, rakyat di dahulukan!!! harga minyak naik. harga kereta same GST dikenakan, taklamalagi, electicity pun naik karang.

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2013-09-02 19:53 | Report Abuse

janji di tepati, rakyat di dahulukan!!! harga minyak naik. harga kereta same GST dikenakan, taklamalagi, electicity pun naik karang.

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2013-09-02 19:52 | Report Abuse

janji di tepati, rakyat di dahulukan!!! harga minyak naik. harga kereta same GST dikenakan, taklamalagi, electicity pun naik karang.

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2013-09-02 19:50 | Report Abuse

Congratulations to those Malaysians that voted for BN in the 13 GE. This is one of the many favours, in RM FORM, to return to BN for taking BN's goodies during the 13 GE. There are some more to come, so don't worry. heheehe

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2013-09-02 19:48 | Report Abuse

Its now SHOWTIME!!!!!! Hahahahahah . Pakatan promises minyak turun, tapi tau mau. Sekarang you umno supporters mahu marah siapa?

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2013-09-02 19:47 | Report Abuse

Its now SHOWTIME!!!!!! Hahahahahah . Pakatan promises minyak turun, tapi tau mau. Sekarang you umno supporters mahu marah siapa?

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2013-09-02 19:46 | Report Abuse

Diesel and RON95 to go up by RM0.20

We have to thank the 46% who voted for BN, and of course, not forgetting the good works of EC through its gerrymandering, had secured the win for BN. We the majority nevertheless have to suffer along with them.

Congratulations to all those who voted UMNO.

Thank you to 46% who voted BN. Betul betul parti Barang Naik.

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2013-09-02 19:44 | Report Abuse

Janji di capati! Nambikai everyone.

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2013-09-02 19:41 | Report Abuse

Told you people after GE, prices of goods will shoot up . BN is stands for Barang Naik and they are just keeping to their words literally. With this bout of increase, you can expect another fierce inflation the ra'ayat have to face. This is another sign of a financially troubled nation. Transportation costs will go up and there will be a chained effects in spiraling prices of goods and services and I dread to think if we are further be burdened with GST. Congratulations to those who voted BN back to power.

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2013-09-02 19:40 | Report Abuse

Told you people after GE, prices of goods will shoot up . BN is stands for Barang Naik and they are just keeping to their words literally. With this bout of increase, you can expect another fierce inflation the ra'ayat have to face. This is another sign of a financially troubled nation. Transportation costs will go up and there will be a chained effects in spiraling prices of goods and services and I dread to think if we are further be burdened with GST. Congratulations to those who voted BN back to power.

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2013-09-02 19:39 | Report Abuse

pui! pui! pui! Up Up Up..... more to come after this....