Kris waver Hishammuddin finds covid19 in China's dick and sucks it hard

[syed putra]

I doubt China will instigate any thing between SG and MY .... But your reasoning behind "Mudlaysia would not turn off the tap to sinkapore because it didn't happen for 50 years" is just flawed.

Mudlaysia can always do it via price revisions (like Mahathir has called for many times before).

Nothing do with price. If it was price,they can easily take this for arbitration.
Johore needs water badly too. A land area as big as sinkie island is the water catchment area johore cannot touch snd under PUB administration. PAP never mention about this. Many think water just pump out ftom river.

 

[zeddy]

This guy is a joke. Another useless son making it to the top thanks to the legacy of his dead Lau Peh. Back home he waved the Kris to intimidate non Malays especially the DAP supporting Chinese. He so drama mama last time pandering to the right wing elements in UMNO. But now when he came to China, he willingly gave the CCP Ah Tiongs a good blow job.

 

[syed putra]

I used ‘elder brother’ for my counterpart, not China, says Hisham
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At a joint press conference in Beijing, Hishammuddin Hussein had told Wang Yi he would always be his ‘elder brother’. (AP pic)
PETALING JAYA: Foreign minister Hishammuddin Hussein said the “elder brother” term he used at a joint press conference with his Chinese counterpart, was to describe Wang Yi and not the republic.
In a tweet, Hishammuddin said the phrase he used did not refer to Malaysia’s bilateral relations with Beijing.
Hishammuddin said he used it out of respect for Wang Yi, who is older and a more senior foreign minister.
“Hence, (he’s an) ‘elder brother’ to me personally. Being respectful does not signify weakness,” he said.











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Strong ties, he added, were based on mutual trust and equality.
It was reported that Hishammuddin had told Wang that his Chinese counterpart would “always be my elder brother”. Wang agreed with him, saying “we are brothers”.
His two-day visit to China is at the invitation of Wang.
Hishammuddin’s tweet comes in the wake of criticisms over the use of the phrase, including by opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, who demanded that he apologise and retract his statement.

Hishammuddin went on to assure Malaysians that the nation remained “independent, principled and pragmatic” in terms of its foreign policy

 

[zeddy]

May 13 racial riots were allegedly instigated by the UMNO Ultras. Najib's dead Lau Peh and few other cabinet members of that time were given first hand info of things to come before that fateful day. And Tunku Abdul Rahman was purposely sidelined by his deputy Razak and the rest of the cabinet. In fact Razak and his allies in that cabinet were plotting to remove the Tunku from being the PM. Razak was feeling impatient having served many years as the DPM. He was a man in the rush. He already knew he won't be living long since he was already diagnosed with cancer. Razak was a cunning man as claimed by Tunku. The old man was purposely kept in the dark by the plans for May 13 by Razak and few of his cabinet members. The deadly riot that day fastened his exit from UMNO and elevated Razak to the top post.

 

[syed putra]

May 13 racial riots were allegedly instigated by the UMNO Ultras. Najib's dead Lau Peh and few other cabinet members of that time were given first hand info of things to come before that fateful day. And Tunku Abdul Rahman was purposely sidelined by his deputy Razak and the rest of the cabinet. In fact Razak and his allies in that cabinet were plotting to remove the Tunku from being the PM. The old man was purposely kept in the dark by the plans for May 13 by Razak and few of his cabinet members. The deadly riot that day fastened his exit from UMNO and elevated Razak to the top post.

You left out dr m.
There were books published stating tge suthorities sndvtop civil servants knew it was coming and return home early,
Razak chap was a communist. That NEP idea of wealth sharing is communism. He also introduce 5 year plan like soviet union. Once NEP was introduced, it was a steady slide downwards. Current gomen does not look like they want to abolish it.
Good news is everytime they screw up, sinkie becomes richer.

 

[zeddy]

You left out dr m.
There were books published stating tge suthorities sndvtop civil servants knew it was coming and return home early,
Razak chap was a communist. That NEP idea of wealth sharing is communism. He also introduce 5 year plan like soviet union. Once NEP was introduced, it was a steady slide downwards. Current gomen does not look like they want to abolish it.
Good news is everytime they screw up, sinkie becomes richer.

Yes Mahathir was also an ally of Razak and it was the latter that brought back Mahathir to UMNO after he was sacked by the Tunku. Ismail would have been a better Prime Minister than Razak. He was a very capable no nonsense man and as a Malay, he was progressive and quite liberal in his lifestyle and thinking as compared to many Malays of that era. Apart from Tunku, the Malaysian Chinese trusted Ismail more than the other UMNO leaders and even LKY had lavish praises for Ismail. But he too was stricken with many illnesses. I believe if Ismail was the PM instead of Razak and if only he was not dead too early, Malaysia would probably have been a different country now.

 

[syed putra]

Yes Mahathir was also an ally of Razak and it was the latter that brought back Mahathir to UMNO after he was sacked by the Tunku. Ismail would have been a better Prime Minister than Razak. He was a very capable no nonsense man and as a Malay, he was progressive and quite liberal in his lifestyle and thinking as compared to many Malays of that era. Apart from Tunku, the Malaysian Chinese trusted Ismail more than the other UMNO leaders and even LKY had lavish praises for Ismail. But he too was stricken with many illnesses. I believe if Ismail was the PM instead of Razak and if only he was not dead too early, Malaysia would probably have been a different country now.

Razak was slso a liberal, considering they toast with wine after a dinner time speech. But he was a communist. His NEP/affirmative action/bumi quotas idea destroyed the country.

 

[laksaboy]

Just want to say many politicians overseas have been bribed or blackmailed by the CCP. Usually involves money and sex.

Surely our PAP ministers are incorruptible and beyond reproach?

 

[syed putra]

Just want to say many politicians overseas have been bribed or blackmailed by the CCP. Usually involves money and sex.

It sure looks like it. Lets just say. Its a incentive to visit more often.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Is he sucking up to the Chicoms?

Hishammuddin: ‘Big Brother’ just a personal term referring to senior Chinese counterpart | Malay Mail

Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein defended using the term ‘Big Brother’ to refer to his China counterpart Wang Yi saying it was a sign of respect. — Picture from Facebook/Hishammuddin Hussein
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KUALA LUMPUR, April 3 — Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein defended using the term “Big Brother” to refer to his China counterpart Wang Yi, saying it was a sign of respect.
In a series of tweets today, Hishammuddin said he was only being respectful of his older and more senior counterpart and stressed that it is not a sign of weakness and submission of Malaysia towards China.
“The phrase I used was not referring to our bilateral relations as strong Malaysia-China ties are based on mutual trust and equality.
“Respecting that Wang Yi is older, and a more senior Foreign Minister; hence ‘elder brother’ to me personally. Being respectful does not signify weakness,” he posted on his official Twitter account.

Hishammuddin also added that under him, Malaysia’s foreign policy will continue to remain independent.
“Rest assured that Malaysia remains independent, principled and pragmatic in terms of our foreign policy — founded on the values of peace, humanity, justice, and equality.
“We will continue to contribute meaningfully towards a just and equitable community of nations,” he said.
Earlier today, Opposition leader and PKR president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim criticised Hishammuddin for using what he termed as inappropriate terminology during a working visit to China.
Although he did not deny China is a friend to Malaysia with whom better trade and investment ties should be forged, Anwar expressed astonishment over the fact that Hishammuddin referred to the nation as Malaysia’s “big brother” during a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.
“This is not the language and style that should be used in the diplomatic world and international relations, as it seemingly implies Malaysia is a puppet to a foreign power,” he said in a statement.
Hishammuddin visited China as part of the republic’s efforts to reach out to the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean) in resolving the ongoing political crisis in Myanmar.
The meeting took place on Thursday, where the minister was reported to have told Wang that China and Malaysia are brothers, and that China would always be Malaysia’s elder brother.

 

[laksaboy]

Isn't that what diplomacy is all about? You suck me, I suck you. You stroke me, I stroke you.

When relations between both countries are bad: you fuck me, I fuck you.

 

[amransan]

singaporean forget u got CECA u guys forgot?
and what about gving free education to foreigners while you have to pay for your children education lol
oh ya what about serving 2 year of national slavery while jobs are given to foreigners
please la before u say about your neighbor take a look at your own backyard

how low can u be

 

[whoami]

singaporean forget u got CECA u guys forgot?
and what about gving free education to foreigners while you have to pay for your children education lol
oh ya what about serving 2 year of national slavery while jobs are given to foreigners
please la before u say about your neighbor take a look at your own backyard

how low can u be

S’poreans outraged over PRC scholar’s ‘dog’ comment


Clarence Chen
22 February 2012



Sun has since apologised for the remarks he made about Singaporeans (Screengrab from Weibo)

Singaporeans are up in arms over a foreign scholar's derogatory comment that "there are more dogs than humans in Singapore".

The Ministry of Education (MOE) scholar in question, Sun Xu from China, was referring to his unpleasant experience with Singaporeans as he brushed against them.

A rough translation of his Chinese blog post read: "It's so annoying to have gangster Singapore uncles stare at you when you bump into them. There are more dogs than humans here in Singapore."

His comment has outraged Singaporeans, who questioned MOE policies. Some have even called for Sun's scholarship to be revoked.

Singaporeans like Nanyang Technological University student Choy Chan Yuan feel that Sun's comment was "unjustified, rude and ignorant".

Said the 24-year-old, "Why is our government paying him [Sun] to study here? How did he pass the selection process?"

He added that the government should "reconsider their policies" when awarding scholarships to foreign students.

Sun is currently studying at the National University of Singapore.

NUS student Chng Kahhwee echoed Choy's sentiments. Said the 24-year-old, "His comment is an insult to the Singapore nation, especially the group which he had specifically mentioned."

The year three economics student added that Sun should not have used "strong words" to express his anger, especially on social media.

"Given that he is a scholar background with educational funding from Singapore, the least he can do is to respect Singaporeans," she added.

However, others like NUS student Jay Tan feel that although Sun's comment was offensive, it did not warrant a revocation of his scholarship.

Said the 24-year-old, "He shouldn't call us dogs. I agree that uncles in Singapore behave like that, it's normal behavior…But his [Sun] comment is too exaggerated."

Other scholars should use him as example not to make same kind of mistake. MOE shouldn't revoke his scholarship since it's not serious enough," he added.

Sun came to study in Singapore in 2006 on a MOE scholarship for students from China. According to TREmeritus, the final year student in NUS is currently on attachment in Schlumberger, an international oilfield services company.

There have even been calls from members of the public for MOE to revoke Sun's scholarship. In an online survey which asked respondents whether Sun's scholarship should be revoked, 96 per cent of those polled responded in the affirmative.

When asked by Yahoo! Singapore, NUS Provost Professor Tan Eng Chye said, "The University does not condone the disrespectful comment made by our student on 18 February 2012. All NUS students are expected to behave in a manner that is respectful of the community they live in."

He added that Sun has undergone counseling for the incident, and has removed the comment on his blog.

Sun has since posted an apology on the blog. "I am very sorry for the statement that I had made on my blog on 18 February 2012, which I now realize was insensitive and inappropriate. Please accept my sincere apologies," he said.

The provost also said that a board of discipline will be convened as Sun had "acted in a manner that is in breach of the NUS Code of Student Conduct, which reflects the University's expectations regarding standards of responsible behaviour in our students' academic and non-academic areas of university life".

 

[syed putra]

Yes.80% dogs.

 

[syed putra]

From comments i read, hishamuddin just signed his death warrant. He may not even contest next election. Guarantee lose even if his challenger is a monkey.

 

[whoami]

No one is perfect. Though young, but KJ make a good Minister.

 

[syed putra]

No one is perfect. Though young, but KJ make a good Minister.

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Nope

 

[whoami]

Nope

Better than tat fly by nite ex FM LGE

 

[syed putra]

Better than tat fly by nite ex FM LGE

Yep

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Nope

Y no? Is it cos he is ah neh n he can't b pm?
I think khairy, hishamuddin n azmin r the best to rule mudland