Minyak tak naik !

[sithwarrior]

If you were to ask me, the Indian community is the most marginalised in this country.

Cheers.

So True, thats why we cannot tahan if theres a rise in the price of minyak ( if it happens lah )

 

[sithwarrior]

So .... DO IT ........ unless the commitees also want to become unties or the committe don't have the balls to do it .... and will give 1001 excuse of cannot do that.

Oi...... what has the committee's balls got to do with your excuses lah !... rilek lah bradder... Come teh tarik besok malam

 

[blackrobe]

well, now its seems its dropped down even further to below USD54 per barrel.... wanna bet not a peep from the govt on any reduction...it'll be the same worn out statements on subsidies etc....

 

[ICEman63]

No increase in fuel price


PETALING JAYA: There will be no increase in petrol price, Finance Minister II Tan Sri Nor Mohamad Yakcop said Friday.
He dismissed rumours that the Government would increase petrol price soon, following the recent reduction in road tax.

"Is petrol price going up? The answer is no," he told reporters. He, however, did not say if oil prices would remain the same throughout the year.

Dunno for how long laaa ....

Helloooo, kenape anakanda ni..pagi2 mengeluh tak baik nanti rezeki lari jauh2 baru tau..How are you bro long time no hear...!!

 

[supergripen]

In all honesty, I am ok with NEP, especially given the wide income disparity between the chinese and other races, not only the malays but the indians and other minorities as well. Of course along the way, NEP got hijacked and only served to enrich the well connected ones and now its used as the reason to exclude non-bumis from most government jobs, projects and what not.

TO me, I have no problems with the government awarding projects to bumi class F,E,D and C contractors, but why do class A contractors like UEM, Peremba Construction, Ahmad Zaki and etc still be given jobs based on negotiated contracts?? Shouldn't they compete on equal basis with others?? This is when many get pissed off.

NEP's objective of ensuring the Bumi's owning 30% of the corporate equity in Malaysia has been achieved some years back based on numerous research papers but the majority of the Malays are still poor. Therefore, there is a serious need to overhaul NEP to ensure only the poor and needy gets all the assistance they need in order to escape the poverty cycle. If you were to ask me, the Indian community is the most marginalised in this country.

Cheers.

thanx bro..i have exactly the same feelings.

for me,its not about 'ketuanan melayu' or anything of that nature.we should be honest and sincere in our views.. BUT most importantly we must be HONEST,TRUE nad SINCERE in delivering equality to ALL RACES,including indians,rural malays,even the orang asli.
sadly though,this is not being delivered by the Coalition Party.. instead,we have political and corporate greed.and it applies to ALL races.there are poor chinese as well lest we forget.
focus though is on Malays due to the NEP.. which i sincerely agree,needs a serious rethink.

so at least i still have my Malaysian brothers of all races with at least the same basic views on the matter.. i was getting a bit worried with all the racist remarks posted in this site thus far.

 

[535i]

Helloooo, kenape anakanda ni..pagi2 mengeluh tak baik nanti rezeki lari jauh2 baru tau..How are you bro long time no hear...!!

Aiman tak kisah ...

Minyak Aiman - company yg bayor ...

 

[fabianyee]

Those who has read and heard enough would agree that NEP is good but when it comes to implementation, it benefited the well-connected ones and left the rural Malays behind. If it were to go on like this, the poor malays would still be poor while the rich ones gets richer but do nothing to help the poor ones.

 

[blackrobe]

but we CANNOT 'condemn' the govt policies .... lest be 'bombarded' by one or two of those who want the thread shut......

 

[funfer_fahrer]

but we CANNOT 'condemn' the govt policies .... lest be 'bombarded' by one or two of those who want the thread shut......

I think if you come up with a proper analysis instead of just a "statement" regarding government policies, I believe many will accept your thoughts and views no matter how sensitive they are. As a man "on the Northern Perak Yellow Omnibus" literally, I would say it is how you approach the issue that matters the most.

 

[supergripen]

Those who has read and heard enough would agree that NEP is good but when it comes to implementation, it benefited the well-connected ones and left the rural Malays behind. If it were to go on like this, the poor malays would still be poor while the rich ones gets richer but do nothing to help the poor ones.

spot on.. but don't forget,poor chinese and indians needs help too.lets not leave anybody behind..

and yeah,kind words are easier to accept and listen to..

 

[chairoger]

Aiman tak kisah ...

Minyak Aiman - company yg bayor ...

Fulamak! I nak join your company can?Keke

 

[Zoggee]

spot on.. but don't forget,poor chinese and indians needs help too.lets not leave anybody behind..

and yeah,kind words are easier to accept and listen to..

wow...its hard to see someone like you these days.

respect....respect...!!!

But I'm sure the minyak will shoot up again. sooner or later. I dunno when la..

 

[JoeYazid]

In all honesty, I am ok with NEP, especially given the wide income disparity between the chinese and other races, not only the malays but the indians and other minorities as well. Of course along the way, NEP got hijacked and only served to enrich the well connected ones and now its used as the reason to exclude non-bumis from most government jobs, projects and what not.

TO me, I have no problems with the government awarding projects to bumi class F,E,D and C contractors, but why do class A contractors like UEM, Peremba Construction, Ahmad Zaki and etc still be given jobs based on negotiated contracts?? Shouldn't they compete on equal basis with others?? This is when many get pissed off.

NEP's objective of ensuring the Bumi's owning 30% of the corporate equity in Malaysia has been achieved some years back based on numerous research papers but the majority of the Malays are still poor. Therefore, there is a serious need to overhaul NEP to ensure only the poor and needy gets all the assistance they need in order to escape the poverty cycle. If you were to ask me, the Indian community is the most marginalised in this country.

Cheers.

A wise man statement ........ .... this is called 'discussion' ...........
...... but the ultimate 'batu ronson' here is abe 535i..... started a relavan topic but others make it going to irrelavan topic. ........ best think is, this my good friend never particapate........ cissssss.....





api h

 

[sithwarrior]

spot on.. but don't forget,poor chinese and indians needs help too.lets not leave anybody behind..

and yeah,kind words are easier to accept and listen to..

I take my hat of to you brother. Its rare to see someone with such a contructive suggestion. we must meet for a drink one day.

Peace Brother.....

 

[blackrobe]

I think if you come up with a proper analysis instead of just a "statement" regarding government policies, I believe many will accept your thoughts and views no matter how sensitive they are. As a man "on the Northern Perak Yellow Omnibus" literally, I would say it is how you approach the issue that matters the most.

I have to agree with you.... but thats also no reason for some to respond with Nazi-like attitudes.... but your suggestion is duly noted...

 

[ALBundy]

From The Star,

Nation
Wednesday January 31, 2007


Najib: No cut in fuel prices yet


PUTRAJAYA: The Government does not plan to lower petrol prices just yet.
According to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, the Government needed to monitor the world oil prices for at least one year before making any decision.
“We will review the oil price, but a review does not automatically mean that we will reduce the price. That decision will be for the Cabinet to make,” he told reporters after chairing the National Mineral Council meeting here yesterday.
Oil prices steadied at US$54 a barrel on Tuesday. Prices have gone down 11% this year due to mild weather in the United States and fund selling, though prices have picked up from a 20-month low of US$49.90 on Jan 18.
Asked whether local carriers would cut fuel surcharges following the slide in jet fuel prices, Najib said it was up to the Transport Ministry to make its recommendation to the Cabinet.
On the council meeting, Najib said all states would standardise the rate and formula of calculating royalties for minerals.
The deputy prime minister said that due to the higher prices of minerals lately, there had been a lot of interest to explore commercially viable areas for tin ore, limestone and gold. Najib said that around 106 tonnes of gold worth about RM3.2bil could be found in Pahang, Kelantan, Johor, Negri Sembilan, Sabah and Sarawak and some 35 million tonnes of coal in Sabah and Sarawak

 

[ALBundy]

Need to monitor one year before they will review the oil price and thats also not guaranteeing any price reduction! But oil prices were raised twice within a year....


NIAMAH!

 

[StRat]

You can say that out loud again..

 

[blackrobe]

need the money to buy house in perth, stable of cars, yatch in Turkey, Jet plane in Switzerland... who gonna pay? so hike toll, hike letrik, hike water, hike petrol and say gomen burdened with subsidising for so looooong.... and pigs fly!

 

[dumeort]

minyak naik selepas 2008 (after election)