Kiasi Malaysian (Intro)

God has blessed a simple human like me to be able to write, but then HE also gives me something I may or may not like: a BLOG!

Being an ordinary and simple Malaysian, I would dare or may not be dare enough (cyber police anyone) to share my thoughts on whatever-lah...kay-poh like me, we talk about everything.

How should I start?

Hot topic of da year: post-election - where Malaysia heading?

Wait...can I talk on this issue? **stress**

2008 general election creates a history as the opposition took 5 states, and people have voted and spoke their mind. Multiple issues have made kiasi people like me also dare to speak our thoughts. And I am not goinginto these issues. Old story-liao. Let us fast forward to hot news (berita terkini). PARLIAMENT SESSION!

Live telecast of the first parliament session was a joke, and even our young boys and girls in high school agreed. We finally see for ourselves for the first time, the mysteriously and legendary "big foot" and a huge "big monkey" that is a MP, and a party bigshot. Come on! We Malaysian can do better than this. We don't pay income tax to run kindergarten in the Parliament. Okay, okay. Let's get back to reality!

Malaysians had vote for a change, and we want to see changes in a lot of things. Politics, economics, Bangsa Malaysia, equality, public services, transportation, low inflation etc. So far, we saw a little moving on, but we got an even bigger dose about backstabbing, calling for this to step down, and another to "stand up". How about the very uncivilized, uneducated, no-brain remark about our disabled people? Come on. We Malaysian don't need such inconsiderate leader. Kick him out! And good still, he made a follow-up remark on this issue. God bless!

But truly, where are we heading? The opposition (whom is not opposition in five states) has started on the right foot, but one thing they need to show now, apart from the transparency and humble attitude, is how they are going to work on a common ground, and how all the party leaders can work together and not displaying a certain figure whom speaks out as though he is the best leader Malaysian should have.

We Malaysian love peace and harmony. That's why I am kiasi.