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Conspiracy theory on virus

CRaider2 — Wed, 22 Apr 2020 14:58:21 +0800

Drawing inspiration from Tom Clancy's book Debt of Honor and Executive Orders

I present a scenario where the virus is just one of the scheme to weaken the enemy coupled with wrecking of the opponents economy to bring them to the negotiation table. That was supposed to be NK special Christmas gift to the US. The distraction was supposed to allow a third country to assert their dominance over SEA.
Somehow it blowback to the unintended country and made the political masters very unhappy. So unhappy that they chose to eliminate him for the incompetence.

Next, it would be interesting to see what geopolitical developments happens in SEA as the original master plan is kinda wrecked. Stay tuned

Top 10 list when....

CRaider2 — Mon, 13 Apr 2020 21:39:03 +0800

you know your country is governed by incompetent idiots when.....

10) Incompetent and clueless political appointees creates the largest government in history
9) These appointees creates more laughs, derision and embarrassment than actual jobs
8) They are actually funnier than Ahmad Maslan
7) Strategic planning and execution is an alien concept akin to quantum entanglement
6) Adopts Nike's slogan of Just Do It, worry about the fine prints later
5) Will back down when there is sufficient backlash on policy implementation. Means they can be be pushed around. Looks weak
4) When backing down they always leave the possibility of introducing it again in the future
3) Problem could have been easily solved if they engaged the stakeholders instead of guessing what to do
2) Other Ministers appear on the media to speak more often than the PM and often in contradictory terms. We are going to let business open but we will enforce tighter MCO restriction. Means what? Let business open but customers harder to get to those business?

and the no 1 is.......

1) Policy u turns happen more often than russian subs in Hunt for Red October. Why even a cheap streewalker dont bend over as often

Films Contagion and Deranged

CRaider2 — Wed, 01 Apr 2020 22:24:15 +0800

Those that saw these 2 movies would probably appreciate the fake news law to apply to Jude Law's character. Nothing worse than making money at people's desperation. Also there should be a law that deals with big pharma unscrupulous way to make money at the expense of people's lives as shown in Deranged. I think Train to Busan also has something connected to the main lead having stocks in the company that started the virus. What do you think?

Deconstructing what the PM said

CRaider2 — Sat, 26 Oct 2019 15:51:46 +0800

1. I attended the Congress on Malay dignity – (maruah) because I am a Malay.
>> If the rumours of his ancestry is true, the most he can claim is that he is a Muslim. As George Costanza said, it isn't a lie if you believe it.

2. It is common in this multiracial country for the citizens to retain their identification with their countries of origin even after being in Malaysia and holding its citizenship for three generations. They do not want to lose their racial identities.
>> Again, if the rumours are to be believed, you seem to go to great lengths to lose that identity.

3. They manifest this ethnic link through their language, culture, schools and ethnic organisations. They often hold meetings confined to their ethnic group. Sometimes I would be invited to open these meetings and asked to give keynote speeches.
>> Nothing wrong but I would expect a cunning politician would gauge whether it would be wise to associated with the topic of the meeting as their attendance lends credence to it. The only explanation I can come up with is probably among the lines of endorsing it, see what the fuss is about or you are already losing your mental faculties to discern your action. The latter carry serious implications on your governance.

3. In multiracial Malaysia, ethnicity is recognised as legitimate and proper. Other multiracial countries see non-indigenous people identifying themselves with the indigenous citizens almost completely. They adopt the language and culture of the indigenous people and break their link with their countries of origin. They even change their names.
>> Ok you seems not to have a problem with this if again the rumours are true

4. It is a measure of the tolerance of the indigenous people in Malaysia that gatherings which are confined to the different ethnic groups are accepted as normal.
>> It is only a measure of tolerance if the said meeting goes on to say inflammatory things which stokes racial tension

5. I am therefore very surprised when I was advised not to attend this Malay Congress to discuss their dignity. Obviously they are concerned over their possible loss of dignity, whatever that might mean. As usual there were extreme views but on the whole they were balanced.
>> Not listening to your advisors, then what are they for? Prob you had a agenda and the topic resonates with your plan, that's why you had to attend. The views were balanced you say? So if this meeting is something that interests you and your attendance there is to play moderator to gain mileage, then yes good job. Again, your surprise against the advise seems to indicate a pattern you are losing your mental faculties.

6. It cannot be that while other ethnic groups can have their gatherings to discuss their affairs, the Malays cannot, that their gathering is racist.
>> Well the other races gathering do not go fan the flames of racial tension as this. Is this the best justification that you can give?

7. And now there is even a demand that the Malay initiator of the gathering should be sacked for attending.
>> I remembered the call for organisors of Bersih movement to be hauled up, trialled and locked up. Others that stokes racial tension were even threatened with stripping of their nationality. And some yet even claim a certain race easily forgets. Yeah right.

9. When the former colonies of the European nations gained independence, many discriminated against the non-Indigenous people. Some had to leave the country. Some were violently attacked.
>> So you are using history as a justification to reinforce the next point 10?

10. Not so in this country. The non-indigenous people were accepted as citizens. In fact, 1 million of the non-indigenous people were given citizenship even though they were not qualified.
>> Are you referring to the so called Project IC in east malaysia? So to sum it up, the gist of it, unlike apartheid or colonization of other violent countries, the lesser races should have been thankful for being given citizenship. Ok got it. Sorry for thinking you were referring to the said Project IC mix up.

11. It hurts me to think in their own country the indigenous people are not supposed to have their own gatherings without being accused of being racist.
>> Somehow I am not convinced. Like water off duck's back. Your were more convincing in the video with your grand daughter. Again I must reiterate, the questionable choices you make with unstable emotions, really reinforce the idea somehow you are already past it.

12. And now of course I will be labelled a racist for writing this.
>> No you are wrong. You are already accepted as a racist before this. Not just for writing this.

Conclusion
The recent spate of racial tension happened under your watch. Either you are fanning it or you lack the capability to handle it which both highlights that you are unfit as a leader. Maybe it time for another Malay to helm and
take a shot at ruining it eh?

Jusco Cashier Pls give your opinion

CRaider2 — Wed, 24 Apr 2019 23:52:43 +0800

Heard an interesting story from my staff that Jusco cashiers need to strip if there is a shortage in the till. Any cashiers can verify this and when it happened as I plan to take up to their management for flagrant violation of rights. My staff worked there last year Jan so I am canvassing if there is recent occurances