Wednesday, December 30, 2009

2 Missing Turbojet Engines

This is a huge setback to Prime Minister Dato'Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak.

2 Turbojet Engines belonging to Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) worth RM50 million each went missing somewhere in 2007/2008.

No report were made even in Government 2008 Audit Report.

No inquiry were made on the missing turbojet engines.

Current Defence Minister Datuk Ahmad Zaid Hamidi is the Minister who exposed this wrongdoing.

Current Prime Minister was the Defence Minister when this mishap happens.

No satisfying explanation were given on the matter other than the termination of 41 RMAF employees for poor work performances.

Something is not right somewhere.

1 Malaysia - People Precedes,Performance Emphasized.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

BN Members of Parliament

Recent Parliament sitting to pass the 2010 Budget nearly backfires for Prime Minister Dato'Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak. If the 2010 budget were not passed on the sitting, The Federal Government will be put in a difficult position at least for 3 months before a new or same budget is proposed & if enough BN MP's attended the sitting then maybe passed without difficulties.

BN has 137 MP's in the Parliament.
PR has 87 MP's in the Parliament.

14 December 2009 marks a new dawn in Parliament when its sitting to pass the 2010 budget was welcome with a panic response from BN MP's when the attendance of BN MP's in Parliament is less then 50% while PR MP's came almost in full force.

Out of 137 BN MP's, only 64 came in for the 1st count to pass 2010 budget & during the 2nd count, 2 more BN MP's arrived making the total no.of BN MP's in Parliament on that day in total is 66 MP's. This is out of 137 Parliament Seats that BN commands at the House. Even at 66 MP's in attendance for BN, this is still less than 50% of MP's who attended the sitting.

This is in contrast with PR MP's who command a total of 87 seats but their turnout is 63. That's way more than 50%.

The action by BN MP's create a lot of questions on their role as Members of Parliament for BN & their contribution to the house. If they keep on missing/skipping the sittings, then why appoint them as MP's in the 1st place. Whether they know or don't want to know their role,this should be determine before BN name their candidate for Parliament Seats in the election.

The action by BN MP's who did not attend the sitting without reasons only bring disgrace to BN Party .This should never happen. Not when BN commands the majority of seats in the Parliament.

Prime Minister effort to get back Malaysians to support BN is jeopardised by his own MP's in Parliament.

And late report from the local press did not contribute to people having/giving more trust to BN as they are being seen to cover or try to cover up the incident.

1 Malaysia - Peoples Precedes, Performance Emphasized.