Isu Air Syabas

Setelah puas berdemo bersama anak-anak kecil dan keluarga yang tersayang, aku ingin menyeru tuan-tuan dan puan-puan semua untuk mendengar penjelasan isu air oleh Pengarah Eksekutif Syabas, Abdul Halem Mat Som di sini.

Wallahualam.

Cartoons campaign

As a campaign to stop child-violence, people change their fb profile picture to their favourite cartoon character. Well, I couldn't decide the one character I favour the most so I post ten here. Some of them are known to many, some are not. Some are international, while some are local. Enjoy, ;)

I'm a big fan of slapstick cartoons, especially the kind where no dialogues get involved. And I kind of love some cartoons because of their exceptional poor quality of production, scripts and voices used that they make me not want to miss them. And I also believe, cartoons with moral teachings should be lessen. It takes out the fun cause cartoons represent imagination. I for sure do not want imagination to be limited to only orthodox beliefs of the world being a nice place where people help and correct each other doings when it's not always the case. However to disclaim, I believe cartoons should not be misused to wrongly represent believes of ones culture and as a mean of provocation.

At the end of the day, the purpose of this entry is to promote the case against child-violence. Now, what are your cartoon favourites?

Cheers ;)

Zaid Ibrahim, after leaving PKR.

I don't think it's fair for Pakatan people to criticise him for his decision to leave PKR after the controversy in PKR's election. Party hopping or leaving has become quite a trend nowadays that it's a common culture until the word 'katak' has become sort of like an official political jargon in Malaysian political review.

In this case, Zaid should be respected for his firm decision.

People criticised and said he should learn to work as a team member. I believe it's true but deciding to leave a party where he went to after he quitted his official minister position is something more than 'not being able to work as a team'. It is absurd for someone who were able to become a minister and senior political person in the oldest political party in Malaysia to not have teamwork spirit and ability.

Therefore I respect his decision and vision of politics in Malaysia and wish him all the success and good luck in the future. I hope his decision will be another turning point for Malaysia political direction which will give more balance and variety to our political scene.

You can access his first interview with Free Malaysia Today after leaving PKR here.

Selamat.