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Friday, 31 October 2025

Gado gado politik( political smorgasbord ). Sontoloyo series no 43.

1. Rafizi has to stop hunting with the hounds and run with the hare.

2. He has got to give clear smoke signals to the people. 3. Gives clear messages to the people as to where he stands.

4. Gives the people a clear choice between his reformasi and anwars reformasi .

5. A few years ago, I remarked to a friend when he was still in PKR the following:-

6. Rafizis many exposes were informative and explosive.

7. He risks being a mechanic -he dismantles a lot of parts but it's possible he does not know how to put them back.

8. I hope he does or that his people do .

9. His continuous exposes now, shows that he has broken ranks with Anwar.

10. As the Malay says, berpatah arang berkerat rotan.

11. He should now asks his people to form a political vehicle so that he goes on board when the time comes.

12. Sediakan paying sebelum hujan. 13. He has to get his ducks in a row, locked and loaded , ready to rumble.

14. We must consider Rafizi as a PM in waiting after Anwar.

15. Are we not tired of hearing the names of old cocks as the next PM after Anwar?

16. Tiring names like Zahid 47,puffy mahiadin,the drunk Indian look of KJ- all remnants of the previous status quo?

17. Rafizis reformasi will be a blitzkrieg reformasi, determined and single minded .

18. That, to be carried out by people with a reformasi state of mind.

19. Not by people who have the mentality of doing better the business as usual ways.

20. Better money making projects, stealthier skimming at the top, craftier corruption etc

21. Take the jalur gemilang badges as an example of conventional thinking. Wouldn't it be better if the minister looks at the quality of school canteens and cafeteria?

22. And the supply of hygienic and clean food to our students?

23. Or to ensure all hostels have coin operated laundry services?

24. To ensure real reformasi, Rafizi must ensure reformasi minded ministers .

25. Rafizis reformasi will be uncomprising and lightning fast. 26. That's because he has no historical baggage. Meaning he doesn't know many of the miscreants .

27. There will be no time for plea bargaining or that kind of rubbish.

28. UMNO people and those accustomed to Under table dealings will oppose the Rafizi type of reformasi.

29. Anwar type of the radioactive word reformasi is more measured, circumspect and at times ,seemed hesitant.

30. It's more leisurely like making embroidery,doing a painting, drinking teh tarik or eating pasembur or nasi kandaq beratoq.

31. This slow motioned pace of reformasi may be due to several reasons.

32. The cases created by the miscreants are more complicated than as thought. They require careful and meticulous investigations

33. The miscreants have a lot of monkey tricks. Legal filibusters, appeal after appeal, cock and bull stories and grandfather tales. It may take 20 years for the court to rule the antelope is actually an elephant.

34. Then there are the PMs genteel sensibilities. That,may explained the slow motioned pace of reformasi

35. Two things here. Take corruption for example. He has said he's not interested to jail the corrupt. He's more interested to get back the money.

36. He has also said that he has been. In jail . He doesn't want others to suffer the same ignominy.

37. That 2 things fall into the realm of private morality. They run counter to public morality.

38. Public morality is concerned with what is good for society as a whole.

39. Private morality ought not be imposed on public morality

40. What happens in Sg Long stays in S Long.

41. To adrenaline charged people, half insertion is no penetration. Just fingering

42. Partial reformasi is no reformasi. Alang2 seluk pekasam, biar sampai pangkal lengan.

43. Unless the PM declares at the onset , that his reformasi will be carried out in stages.

44. That would rule out the impatience of the speedy Gonzaleses.

45. You choose which type of reformasi is to your liking. One that is good for the country.

46. Do not let yourself be influenced by the smarmy writeups of the dime a dozen cyber warriors.

47. Yes, the writeups by the just reached puberty cyber solders and those caught up in their delayed phallic maturity.

48. I am not making the thing about phallic maturity, up. It's a term used by Sigmund Freud in elaborating his Oedipus complex. B. UMNO is a fake.

49. Do not be deceived into thinking that UMNO's interference in the Sungai baru issue is motivated by honourable reasons.

50. Such as defending Malay rights, protecting malays from threats of marginalisation and so on .

51. UMNO is probably motivated by reasons of self preservation and wanting to stay relevant for Malay votes .

52. The bumiPutera rights they are defending are the rights of the Putera in bumiPutera.

53. Really, UMNO is scared of 2 things .

54. Malays changing and developing critical and independent thinking.

55. And malays detaching themselves from being dependant on UMNO.

56. If these 2 things are lost, apa UMNO ada?

57. It will be walking out with their hands covering it's balls. 58. So , they would rather see malays living in squalid hovels and be dependent on UMNO for infinite small improvements.

58. UMNO is happy to see it's hired guns calling themselves dragon queen or damsel in distress, crying.

59. These people would rather want male dentists putting their tools in their ( the girls) mouths. Or crying with joy because of being entered.

60. So, enough of your drama. We can read your BS!

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Monday, 27 October 2025

Waiting for reformasi, not waiting for Godot. Sontoloyo series no 42.

1. Satu masa, lee kuan yew kata, sesiapa yang perintah singapura, mesti ada semangat waja.

2. Those who govern Singapore must have the iron will

3. Bukan saja di singapura, tapi juga di Malaysia.

4. Dengan rakyat yang berbilang bangsa, ugama, budaya dan pelbagai anutan politik, pm mesti ada semangat waja .

5. PM tak perlu dengar rengekan, rejuk ,masam muka serta karenah mana2 pihak

6. Bila mahu melakukan reformasi serta perubahan untuk kebaikan.

7. Kata orang, kalu mahu menempa besi,lakukan semasa is Masih panas.

8. Agenda reformasi mesti diasas sesegera mungkin.

9. Rakyat yang mahukan reformasi dan itulah sebab mengapa kita disokong mahu melihat substance reformasi dan bukan nya 1001 alasan.

10. AMANAH serta DAP tidak akan marah atau menyekat perubahan dan pembaruan untuk membaik rakyat.

11. Yang takut dan sekat perubahan dan pembaruan ialah UMNO. 12. Resam UMNO adalah mengekalkan status quo.

13. Yakni mengekalkan ketergantungan orang melayu kepada mereka dan menyekat orang melayu berubah .

14. Bila PM kata , takut UMNO marah, itu macam orang ngantuk disorongkan bantal.

15. Terus algojo2 mereka, tukang karut , laurel and Hardie UMNO, menyerang Rafizi.

16. Mereka menuduh Rafizi seorang rakus , pelahap , tidak mengerti prinsip tarik rambut dalam tepung dsb nya .

17. Walhal, itu mendedahkan mereka ada DNA UMNO.

18. Kalu orang UMNO serang Rafizi, kita jangan Ambil pot sangat. Itu tugas mereka .

19. Asal jangan dalam kebodohan mereka, UMNO sangka PM berlembut dan sokong UMNO. Tapi UMNO bukan nya cerdik sangat .

20. Pun begitu,tidak di nafikan bahawa PM telah memulakan reformasi.

21. Cuma, tidak segera orang macam Rafizi atau saya mahukan .

22. Saya tidak sangkal bahawa reformasi yang pm mulakan ada snowball effect nya.

23. Buat masa ini, biar UMNO dibuai boria 24. Ya, kita mahukan reformasi dalam banyak Hal. Jangan di hampakan.

25. Dalam undang2. Perlembagaan kita teratas Dari segala nya .

26. Ada law and order. Ada rule of law. Tidak ada sesiapa atasi Undang2.

27. Neraca Undang2 di seimbangkan supaya tidak memihak kepada golongan elit yang berpoket dalam.

28. Kita mahu reformasi politik . Haramkan mana2 parti politik menggunakan istilah Islam.haramkan pengkudaan perkauman oleh parti2.

29. Adakan reformasi ekonomi. Hapuskan amalan2 monopolistic dan pemberian lesen2 ekslusif. Benamkan semua deep state dalam semua kementerian.

30. Reformasi bukan mudah seperti menyebut nya. Tapi mesti dilaksanakan.

31. Reformasi bukan hanya mesti dilakukan, ia mesti dilihat dilakukan!

32. Reformasi bukan seperti minum teh tarik atau makan nasi kandaq beratoq atau makan pasembuk padang kota .

33. Ia tidak oleh berlaku penuh sopan dan teratur

34. Ia adalah penyinkiran ganas, violent overthrow of the old decadent regime.

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Wednesday, 22 October 2025

Some thoughts about our education system. Sontoloyo series no 41

1. It didn't need somethings untoward to happen for the minister of education to come up with the idea that students wear the jalur gemilang badges.

2. Perhaps someone proposed that to the education minister. She got an 8 million budget for that hare brained idea.

3. I thought it's a better idea to make students wear badges depicting a full monty Rose Chan.

4. Male students would adulate , respect and ogle at the badges. They would be happy to take care of the badges. Polish them .

5. Female students would be proud because one of their kind is respected and adulated .

6. And some shemales would also ogle at the badges .

7. Hey, teaching students adulation, respect and pride, bagus apa. A badge with Rose Chan on it would do the job.

7b. But it took a number of mishaps to happen for the minister to announce, starting in 2026, a subject on character building will be taught to pupils.

8. Although late, it is good for the minister to think of introducing this subject. Better late than never.

9. A pity it's a thought of after solution rather than a thought of before solution.

10. It was only after the PM lamented that students are too exam oriented forgetting moral lessons, that the minister sprang into action.

11. Ah so, it's ingratiating oneself to the PM that is the priority rather than thinking about the needs of education that is more urgent.

12. In Japan, for the 1st 3 years , pupils are thought about character values. Honesty, integrity, humility, respect for elders etc

13. No exams for the 1st 3 years.

14. It's good to teach about such values to children.

15. Like the Malay says, to shape the bamboo, do it when they are shoots.

16. For the students who have committed bad things, such lessons are too late.

17. For these pupils, the remedial actions are not the molly coddle type but severe punitive actions .

18. If they have committed adult offences like rape or murder, then they ought to be punished as adults not treated as juveniles.

19. Punitive measures are also the preferred remedial actions on adults..like lawgivers, politicians, government servants etc.

20. These people are incorrigible people, set in their ways and know of only one remedy.

21. These people know of only 1 language. The language of fear. Put the fear of God into them .

22. For example,let us decide that those politicians convicted of corruption be banned from politics forever..

23. Isn't it hypocritical for politicians to preach to us about honesty, when they are the first to plunder the budget?

24. When I hear the mindef is given a 40b budget, instead of being elated , I fear for our country .

25. That's a gravy train for the KSU, the generals, the procurement people .

26. Our skies will be clouded with flying coffins( the agungs lament) our seas will see the sailing of battle ships that can't participate in intra nation naval exercise, our streets full of Milo tin armored vehicles and other pitiful stories.

27. The gravy train is a coming.

28. Isn't it hypocritical too, for politicians to preach about mutual respect,when they are the 1st to play the race card?

29. It's hollow of these adults to talk about integrity when in the GLCs, there is so much pillage and betrayal of trust?

30. How can they talk about civility , when in parliament they go after each other's throats?

31. No sir, for these adults, the rehabilitation classes on character building, is an exercise in futility.

32. The new subject mentioned by the education minister is for future students.

33. For the present generation it's already too late. Bring back the cane and DCs. Spare the rod , spoil the child.

34. The present generation is learning all the bad things from the adults.

35. The teacher pisses while standing, pupils piss while running.

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Sunday, 19 October 2025

A potpourri of political faux pas. Sontoloyo series no 40.

1. This time I am writing about incidences which I regard as a potpourri of political faux pas.

2. In the sense of a series of tactless acts.

3. Which actually reflect the incompetence of their authors

4. Whose moronic idea was it to lock down kl city center for the forthcoming ASEAN summit?

5. The idea must have come from a person accustomed to controlling others.

6. The usual suspects for moronic ideas like that can come only from-umno people.

7. Only UMNO people enjoy controlling others. Gaslighting them most of the time.

8. That habit is now extended to measures of providing security blanket for the ASEAN luminaries.

9. Instead of lockdown of certain selective ares in the city, why not mobilise all security personnel and para security personnel?

10. Call in the police, the army, the RELA people, pemuda UMNO, pas's unit Amal, have all JPJ vehicles lined up the streets.

11. Yeah, burn the mosquito net to get rid of the mosquitoes.

12. It's the idiot's and the thicky's guide for security measures.

13. Those selected ares locked down are probably the most commercialized.

14. Has the idiot foreign minister calculated the economic loss from the lockdown? most likely not .

15 . Earlier on, we had the furor over the citizenship naturalization of the 7 footballers.

16. I have a few friends, all Malaysia born or have stayed in Malaysia for 30 years still waiting for their citizenship.

17. Unfortunately, they tak tahu score goals. They know how to make babies .

18. It would be interesting to have an impromptu interview with these 7 in BM! See, if they can mount up some decent BM

19. I hear they can execute vigorous mount ups in the bukit bintang-like areas .

20. The citizenship naturalization of the 7, may have inadvertently uncovered the submerged part of the iceberg.

21. It may inadvertently indicate the presence of a deep state within the home ministry.

22. I had reports alleging of a very lucrative business of the sale of not only naturalised citizenship but also of working permits for non Malaysians.

23. The frontline operations are carried out by operatives at the behest of the brethren of the deep state.

24. The deep state, as I mentioned in a number of articles I wrote about the rice problem and the MOA, refer to the collusion between the business mandarins and high government officials.

25. The deep state exists in all ministries. All KSUs are probably members of this brethren.

26. A business friend doing business with the government, said all KSUs are corrupt. Probably this is true

27. The high government officials pakat with the business mandarins to corner the lucrative businesses issued by the government.

28. The sale of naturalised citizenship and the issuance of working permits for foreign workers are probably included in this category.

29. That's where the whirlpool of corruption is .

30. To go after the big sharks for corruption, let's do a lifestyle and bank account audit on all these big government officials including members of the uniformed staff .

31. Then, they will know whether the sky is high or not.

32. The education minister seems to be always in the limelight - for the wrong reasons.

33. Aaw, please don't give me the sockeye salmon eye treatment.

34. I might be shaking in my sneakers. Others may suffer worse. They may experience their balls shrinking.

35 . Have some 'humanity' on us . Please be gentle, puan .

36. Long time ago, when mat taib was hounded by the press, Zahid told them to have some 'humanity' on him.

37. The education minister acted with pearl clutching horror at being blamed for the bad things happening in schools.

38. You know the expression pearl clutching, don't you?

39. Bad things like bullying, murder, rape and the latest, the fatal stabbing and mutilation of a school girl.

40. Schools are premises under the control of teachers. They owe a duty of care who enter the premises officially. Namely, pupils.

41. Teachers are responsible for them. Teachers are ultimately responsible for to the minister.

42. So blaming the minister ultimately, is justifiable.

43. The bad things are happening during school hours. No parents are involved. The responsibility is with teachers.

44. You cannot escape responsibility in moulding the character by saying it starts at home. Yes, but the moulding of character is more effective at schools

45. Because at school there is the authority figure with teachers as there is also peer environment.

46. That cannot be sufficiently and effectively provided for in homes .

47. There is now a very poorly done social media rehabilitation of the education minister.

48. Social media carry reports of teachers saying fadhlina is so far the 'best' education minister.

49. Is that fairy tale spinning or what? You ingat these fantasy stories can erase the incompetence of the minister?

50. Either there is huge spending on social media blitz or these people got the sockeye salmon eye treatment.

51. In the end, the PM must decide whether the sockeye salmon lady is a liability or an asset.

52. The test of a leader's intelligence is to look at the people surrounding him.

53. Not encouraging, my dear fellow.

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Thursday, 16 October 2025

The measure of a political party. Part 1. Sontoloyo series no 39

1. Some people still float the idea that UMNO must regain it's dominance for the sake of stability

2. Behind this idea that UMNO must regain dominance, an idea to which people cling on precariously and precipitously I might add is this erroneous belief:-

3. That UMNO is the spring from which all that is good for society flows from .

4. Like I say,it's and erroneous idea. Disputed.

5. People know of this. That's why they gave UMNO a beating in the 15th GE.

6. People, especially malays now know that UMNO inculcates the servile attitude.

7. The catchword is dominance. That's what actually UMNO wants.

8. The idea of dominance comes from the naturally conceited attitude of UMNO. It's hayeks fatal conceit.

8a. What UMNO really seek is Malay hegemony. That even the Malays themselves, object.

9. Free people don't want overly obtrusive interference with their lives.

10. Do you want a tajuddin ramli or a fuad zarkashi in your living room?

11. UMNO is still trapped in a worldview that thinks one power controls and determines the destiny of others.

12. So UMNO hubristically thinks itself at the patron taking care of its bowl in hand wards.

13. Hello tuan, that world is being taken over by a reality world.

14. The realty world is one which there are now multiple centres of influence.

15. These centres together share the responsibility in shaping the world and sharing in the prosperity created .

16. You become great by empowering others. Not by going around with a zero sum mentality.

17. Which is thinking you become great by minusing from others .

18. So instead of MUGA, make UMNO great again, let us all bury UMNO

19. That's because UMNO is an incorrigible entry, set in it's ways , impossible for us to change .

20. Once again, let's bury UMNO. It's driven by predatory instincts.

21. To me it's a question of political culture. Let's discuss this a little .

22. The most practical definition of political culture is the one given the lines of Lucien Pye.

23 . It's a set of beliefs, attitude and sentiments.

24. I want to add, a set of all that plus values and what Germans describe as weltanshauung.

25. It's the set of attitude, beliefs, sentiments, values and weltanshauung that convinces you with those you can secure political power .

26. When Anthony loke from the DAP for instance says that our(DAP) political culture is different, he's saying it not to argue but stating it as a matter of factly

27. Others can live by their political culture. It's no skin off DAPs nose .

28. It irritates many of us, when some people keep on repeating ad nauseam, umdap, umdap .

29. As though they have gone to bed and consummated their marriage of convenience.

30. Well I have news for them. Never the twain will meet.

31. Their political culture is diametrically opposed to one another, that's it's impossible for them to come together under the fictitious umdap.

32. But you can already see the sinister motive behind the fabrication.

33. In GE15, UMNO lost badly because of its own doing. In the next election these ' Firestone ' people are pre-empting the reasons for UMNO losing more badly.

34. This time ,UMNO will lose even worse because of its association with DAP .

35. The prescription is obvious. PH kicks out DAP.

36. Their suggestions as to what UMNO must do internally do not interest me, so I shan't discuss them .

37. The DAP believes in a Malaysian Malaysia. Not a Chinese Malaysia. Not an Indian Malaysia. Not a Malay Malaysia. Many of us increasingly do so too.

38. Malaysia is evolving into a world of shared responsibility and shared prosperity.

39. It's no longer a Malaysia defined and determined by UMNO alone. But by all stakeholders in Malaysia.

40. UMNO which is stucked in it's mental rut will find itself increasingly isolated.

41. Whether you liked or not, DAP is years ahead of anak Cina anak saya, anak India anak saya, anak IBAN anak saya. Anak melayu sememang nya.

42. There's an emerging realization too. We malays, are tired of the lie being perpetrated that UMNO is here to protect malays and defend Malay interests .

43. That's a load of BS. It's here all right, to defend and to protect the interests of the Putera in the bumiPutera.

44. It's not MUGA but let's bury UMNO.

45. Our constitution is the guiding principles and founding principles of our nation.

46. It's implementing arm is parliament. Parliament carries out the will of our constitution.

47. We measure the true character of a political party, by it's unshakeable belief and passion in using parliament in solving major political disputes and making major political changes.

48. Which means that major political disputes or major political changes that we want to make, ought to be debated parliament .

49. We believe in the constitution and it's only means of its will is parliament.

50. We don't take to the streets to effect changes. Doing so is just an act of political bullying and intimidation

51. That's the way of UMNO. Major political disputes and major political changes bypass parliament. Instead they use political bullying and intimidation to force it's will on us .

52. That's another reason why we must reject UMNO. It's inclination to disregard the constitution, institutions and the law if these do not bend to it's will. That's the UMNO way . It's also the way of the dictator.

53. However attractive and convincing the arguments to make UMNO great again and however plaintively promises are given that UMNO and BN will reorganize themselves, we must never be enticed .

54. UMNO is incorrigible and already set in it's ways. 55. Let's throw UMNO into the dustbin of history.

56. Living under UMNO is a horror story. We lived through that for 60 years .

57. Let's retire UMNO. It's prolonging its inevitable end by disingenuously and surreptitiously being part of PH.

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Wednesday, 15 October 2025

Malay economics and the sharing of a perceived Zero sum pie. Part 1. Sontoloyo series no 38

1. The law as it were, meant to uplift the Malays as a whole, is the set of affirmative laws.

2. Any of the laws giving any preferential treatment and handicaps to malays.

3. I mentioned the word handicap because the word is associated with the great tun Razak. Hailed by many as the chief architect of the NEP.

4. Ethic differences in general socio economic attainments-he likened to a game of golf.

5. The Malays, he says being the poorest among the races in Malaysia must be given handicaps.

6. So that,they could catch up with the other races.

7. One question before we go ón. If the Chinese and indians get ahead of the Malays without the benefit of affirmative laws, why must the Malays operate under affirmative laws?

8. The affirmative laws appear to accept that Malays are inherently inferior than the other races. No?

9. Right from the start, we are moving from the wrong premise. We malays are taught to accept we are inherently inferior.

10. Maybe we are more stupid, less hardworking, given to pleasure seeking more, etc.

11. This inherently inferior quality can't be right.

12. Malay students sent or go overseas to study , operate under a non affirmative environment. They operate under free competition environment. Yet they can succeed.

13. Which can only mean that an affirmative environment is not absolutely needed for malays to succeed.

14. To my mind, what is needed more, is the right mental attitude.

15. The want to mentality, willingness to compete and have a personal motto to excell.

16. Don't let any of the ecclesiastical mother fuckers be telling you that worldly excellence is anti spiritual and therefore not good for the soul.

17. Our motto now is to be rich is glorious.

18. For the Malay Muslims, there's a Hadith saying to work for the material word as though you will live forever.

19. The flip side says to work for the afterlife world as though you are going to die tomorrow.

20. This maybe too philosophical for you. For the Malays , the late sanusi junid had a worldly and practical guide .

21. For the Malays he coined the acronym ABDRS.

22. The A stands for amanah, honest, conscientious etc.

23. Doing an honest and conscientious job means doing what your job requires of you. Don't be stealing bone/ curi tulang .

24. Time spent on coffee breaks , outweighs time spent doing actual work

25. Time spent at Ah Beng 'masat parlour' doing field work is more than time spent on actual productive work.

26. The A also means you be honest personally. Don't steal or take what is not yours.

27. When a Najib or a Ismail sabri or the other UMNO goons stole, they are being UMNO not Malay.

28. The real Malay would be regulated by moral and his religious teachings.

29. When these people steal, they are morally deficient and at that time, God does not exist to them.

30. When Najib and Ismail stole they were morally Nillionaire and godless at that time.

31. 2 wrongs which must be corrected with the harshest of punishments.Such as jail time.

32. Unfortunately somebody in power now dislike jailing.

33. What's this? A bourgeois and genteel sensibilities of justice?

34. The B stands for bravery and courage. Brave to change things, brave to overthrow the status quo, brave to disown UMNO.

35. Bravery or courage says Churchill is the 1st virtue giving birth to other virtues. Cultivate it .

36. The D stands for discipline. Adherence to a set of rules , organized purposefully to achieve certain goals and objectives. Eg. Raising bumiputra income to a certain level

37. Deviation from these rules like tomfoolering around will result in failure in achieving the objectives.

38. R stands for working hard. There is no substitute for working hard to get prosperity .

39. For UMNO it's different. It's definition of hard work is let the rakyat work and they fleeced the prosperity created .

40. The S stands for setia or loyalty. Let's be clear it's not being unconditionally loyal to UMNO.

41. We are loyal to the greater good. The Malay is bigger than UMNO .

42. Know this. UMNO operates on a zero sum thinking. Robbing Paul to pay Peter.

43. No law can make the poor rich. But the same law can make a rich country, poor.

44. You can't legislate prosperity. By operating the affirmative laws, we all in the end, share the ensuing misery.

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Tuesday, 14 October 2025

The PM and corruption. Sontoloyo series no 37

1. I am not going to place unreasonable demands on pm Anwar.

2. 60 to 70 years of bad rule and misrule cannot be erased overnight.

3. So I will refrain from calling a chamelion protecting some corrupt people. I will refrain accusing him of selective persecution of Corruptors .

4. The PM must have discovered the going is rougher than he has imagined.

5. Shrieking about combating corruption at ceramahs is easier than actually carrying it out.

6. Not as smooth as when you apply Durex lubricant.

7. The crooks with deep pockets will use every trick up their sleeve to prolong the prosecution.

8. Employ a phalanx of shyster lawyers, do their legal argle bargle,legal filibuster and tell a story within a story.

9.prolonging their cases that it takes the judges 20 years to realize the antelope is actually an elephant.

10. So long that some judges and lawyers can die on the job.

11. As WS Rendra says,koruptor akal nya panjang, jaksa dan hakim diajak kompromi.

12. The PM must have also discovered there are so many dishonest people in the civil service. If he were to carry out a blitzkrieg, the government will suffer a trump like shutdown.

13. If the PM moves in too rapidly, the rats will scuttle into their ratholes.

14. The PM have to consider building additional jails to accommodate these hordes.

15. Maybe the PM can consider appointing me as a direct nego contractor to build these jails. In some God forsaken places.

16. Have you noticed that this the first pm to make combating corruption as as overt policy and doing something about it ?

17. Previous PMs and administrations did not make combating corruption as an overt policy or doing something consistently in weeding out corruption.

18. No, I am not giving nana non excuses for appearing to be slow or selective in his actions.

19. But I think we ought to give him leeway in erasing 60 to 80 years of bad rule and misgovernance.

20. At least he has started something for which the people can invigilate him on and call him into account.

21. Have you even heard of UMNO leaders condemning corruption when the embezzler in chief stole from SRC and 1MDB?

22. In fact they are busy agitating for the person's full pardon and his exoneration.

23. Have you ever heard of PAS condemning corruption?

24. In fact they are sanctimoniously asking the minister of MOTAC to step down. He's a non Muslim for god's sake. He can drink and eat pork.

25. Can I for instance, ask the entire leadership of PAS to step down for failing to issue an edict declaring that corruption is Haram?

26. I must say something on the Malay attitude towards corruption. I find it discomforting and unmeritorios of a religious community.

27. Corruption is a crime against society. Society must show absolute abhorrence towards corruption.

28. The PM mustn't be alone in his quest to eliminate corruption.

29. Society's absolute abhorrence towards corruption is the firepower that motivates the pm.

30. Society's support to the PM in fighting corruption must be unflinching.

31. The 1st few steps are indeed the begining of a journey.

32. Corruption is a moral wrong on society. The perpetrator doesn't know what is right and what is wrong. Or he couldn't care less about it's ramifications.

33. The government as keeper of the morals of society must jealously guard against their transgressions.

34. It must punish it's transgessors harshly.

35. Not jailing the corrupt, is not an option.

36. The efforts of the PM must also be seen as attempts to balance the scales of justice which seem to tilt on the side of the elites.

37. Therefore I am not going to rush saying the PM is a chamelion and one who is selective in his choice on who to prosecute.

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Sunday, 12 October 2025

DAP sebagai wadah perjuangan. Sontoloyo series no 36

1. Tidak lama dahulu ada seorang kawan saya, seorang peneroka felda bercakap kepada rakan2 nya, juga peneroka

2. Sedari lah semua mereka ini terpelajar. Ada SPM dan STPM. Tapi telah di brainwashed oleh UMNO serta PAS

3. Mereka ada sijil peneroka Malaysia dan sijil tinggi peneroka Malaysia.

4. Kawan saya memberitahu, si A dah masuk DAP.

5. Bila dengar saja DAP macam dengar hantu mak limah.

6. Ramai terbeliak mata dengar DAP dan respon ikut anutan parti politik masing2.

7. Yang pro UMNO kata. Heh, bolehlah melayu masuk DAP?

8. Kan DAP tu anti melayu, anti Islam dan anti raja?

9. Yang pro pas kata, masyaallah ya akhi. Dia dah murtad ke? Nanti DAP ban kawen 4?

10. Kawan saya jawab. Ini politik. Dia pilih satu kenderaan. Untuk memperjuangkan hal2 politik yang dia percaya.

11. Jangan jadi Kabit dan kuno kepala tu

12. Saya tidak perlukan UMNO untuk mensijilkan saya melayu.

13. Begitu juga saya tak perlukan pas untuk mensijilkan saya Islam. Antan dan lesung lagi bertingkah Suami isteri bertikam lidah Saya tukar wadah bukan aqidah Kepada Allah jua Nan ana sembah.

14. The last time I checked, I am still a Malay!

15. I believed in Malaysia. More important I believed in a Malaysian Malaysia.

16. I don't believe in a Malay Malaysia. I don't believe in a Chinese Malaysia. I don't believe in an Indian Malaysia.

17. Wah, macam dailog pembukaan cerita Godfather je.

18. Kali pertama dan kali terakhir saya jumpa TG Nik Aziz, ini berlaku.

19. Jumpa di rumah nya di Pulau Melaka. Sekitar 2014,saya rasa.

20. Dia tak panggil saya DAPig atau anjing ribaan kit Siang .

21. Yang saya tak ingat, samaada rumah dia bersambung dengan masjid atau tidak. Sambung, saya rasa.

22. Satu soalan yang beliau tanya mengejutkan saya. Saya gelabah. Kaget.

23. Dalam loghat Kelantan, beliau tanya:-

24. Gapo demo masuk DAP?

25. Seperti saya kata, menggelupor nak jawab. Mmutaa palo ambo.

26. Nak tak nak, saya beri jawapan yang samdol.

27. Takdir dan jodoh , tuan. Saya kata. Kalu tak silap ketika itu dia DS.

28. Senafas dia jawab. Ini bukan soal jodoh takdir.

29. Mesti DAP ada sesuatu yang bagus menarik minat orang macam kamu masuk .

30. Kalau pas ada macam tu, lebih ramai orang berkualiti masuk pas.

31. Semua ini saya cakap verbatim. Apa dia cakap saya sampaikan. Ambo tokse melawok .

32. Tapi ketika itu, saya tak tahu apa ' sesuatu ' itu atau tak pernah berfikir tentang nya .

33. Saya tak tahu dari mana saya boleh cari jawapan2 kepada soalan2 duniawi ni.

34. Sehinggalah saya pergi berceramah di Pantai Merdeka, Sungai Petani. Di sana, mata hati saya terbuka . Beri aku lidah Aku mahu berkata kata Bagai laut menghempas pantai (yang) Merdeka

35. Pada ceramah tersebut saya berjumpa dengan seorang penceramah bernama Shahril Long. Dari pas. Ketika itu pas se geng dengan DAP.

36. Sekarang tak silap saya, dia ADUN kawasan tersebut. Saya amat kagum kehandalan beliau membaca ayat2 Quran dan mengaplikasikan keatas isiu2 semasa.

37. Setelah ceramah selesai saya tanya beliau, sheikh enta graduate Arab universities ke?

38. No, dia jawab dalam bahasa inggeris, I was a bank officer before.

39. Hobi saya menelaah ayat2 Quran serta apply ayat2 tersebut keatas persoalan2 kontemporari.

40. That's it. Itu satu light bulb moment kepada saya.

41. Yakni saya, orang awam yang bukan agamawan professional boleh berjumpa sesuatu yang DAP ada, daripada ayat2 Quran.

42. Apa ' sesuatu 'itu dalam bahagian ke2 article ini

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Friday, 10 October 2025

Reformasi, perasuah dan pasung. Sontoloyo series no 35




1. Nyata, persekitaran yang baru tidak semestinya memunculkan watak2 berminda baru.

2. Orang2 yang kita sangka berfikiran baru, rupa2nya musang berbulu ayam.

3. In a celebrated battle cry said by James carville, it's not change but more of the same .

4. Ambil contoh issue korapsi misalnya.

5. Walaupun ada tindàkan dan iltizam dari PM sendiri, korapsi dan abuse of power berlaku sana sini.

6. Yang membimbangkan saya, ialah walaupun ada iltizam untuk membasmi korapsi, kesungguhan tersebut semacam di niutralisasikan oleh 2 kenyataan.

7. 2 kenyataan tersebut datang, peliknya Dari PM.

8. Pertama, kita berminat untuk jel.perasuah , tapi lebih berminat mendapatkan wang yang di sakau.

9. Kedua , bukan kenyataan sebetulnya, tapi kesan dari kenyataan pertama.

10. Iaitu persepsi bahawa jika sebagian saja Wang dikembalikan, perasuah bebas dan tak masuk jel.

11. Saya harap ini tak betul. Ianya satu principle yang well established in law iaitu bukan sebagian, tapi a multiple of the stolen amount be returned.

12. Misalnya jika kebas 43 juta, 43jx3 patut dibayar.

13. Patut tak ada diskaun bumiputra jika perasuah adalah melayu.

14. By the way, tahu kah anda bahawa bumiputra atau bumiputEra adalah istilah yang Kotor sebetulnya?

15. Yakni jika anda bumiputra, anda berhak mendapat as of right, diskaun atau concessions serta keistimewaan?.

16. Kalau kena bayar balik 120 juta serta jel 12 tahun, sebab anda bumi ada diskaun bayar serta diskaun masa jel.

17. Saya harap para Hakim humban semua karut marut ini.

18. Bahkan jika mereka ada rational expectations ( satu istilah ekonomi) dimana mereka boleh anticipate apa badan pengampunan akan buat , kenakan hukuman yang deliberately excessive.

19. Sure nya, pardons board akan beri diskaun, tapi mereka tidak akan beri diskaun excessively liberal takut dimarahi rakyat .

20. Sayang nya tentu para Hakim tak pernah dengar konsep rational expectations.

21. Dan saya harap para hakim tidak menjadikan tidak jel perasuah sebaik legal rule

23. Ia nya satu general political statement, bukan legal principle.

24. Saya harap judiciary sebagai bulwark serta last bastion keadilan remains brave and stout/tegas .

25. Jika yang thabit dengan rasuah tidak dijel, semua hujjahan mengenai sentencing di buang out of the window.

26. Tidak ada soal2 deterrence, incapacitation, rehabilitation blah blah .

27. Biar Hakim guard jealously the rationale for sentencing.

28. Janganlah lacurkan prinsip undang2 demi political expediencies.

29. Dari segi politik, ada beberapa sebab kita tuntut perasuah di jel.

30. Pemasungan perasuah mencerminkan kebencian yang amat sangat dari masyarakat.

31. Rasuah adalah most heinous of crimes kerana ia betray public trust and moral norms.

32. Oleh kerana ianya most heinous crime, ia mesti dibalasi dengan hukuman jel.

33. Hukuman jel menunjukkan kesungguhan pemerintah memelihara public trust serta norma2 moral masyarat yang diterima oleh mereka .

34. Pemerintah mesti menzahirkan kehendak masyarakat. 35. Rasuah adalah jinayah yang paling keras terhadap masyarakat.

36. Ianya jinayah kerana rasuah membelotí kepercayaan masyarakat yang tidak boleh dimaafkan.

37. Sebagai pemelihara public trust, pemerintah mesti hukum perasuah seberat berat nya. Seperti di jel di satu tempat yang ditetapkan oleh pemerintah. Bukan di rumah.

38. Setiap pemerintah mempunyai version keadilan nya sendiri. Pemerintah reformasi mesti merombak sistem yang reaksioner.

39. Agenda puak2 con-servatives seperti UMNO, PAS dan bersatu ialah memelihara status quo.

40. Yakni memelihara keistimewaan keatas kumpulan kecik diatas kesengsaraan ramai .

41. Pemerintah reformasi mesti merombak semua peraturan2 puak neo feudal . Kehendak majority mesti diberi pengzahiran.

42. Motto pemerintah reformasi ialah we are not interested in preserving the status quo but in overthrowing it.

43. The reactionaries are resurfacing in saintly guises. Terang bulan terang di kali, buaya timbul disangka kiyai.

44. Anggaplah sokongan pemerintah reformasi ini untuk mengejel perasuah sebagai usaha untuk restore. the balance of the scales of justice.

45. Iaitu dacing keadilan yang berat sebelah menyokong golongan elit sambil menzalimi golongan miskin lumpenproletariat.

46. Kita tahu perasuah akan menggunakan segala helah, rayuan yang berterusan untuk meloloskan diri.

47. Koruptor akal nya panjang, jaksa dan Hakim di ajak kompromi.

48. Kita tetap: jel semua perasuah.

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Thursday, 9 October 2025

To invite or not to invite Trump.that is the question. Sontoloyo series no 34.

1. The question is to invite or not to invite trump.

2. Trump's presence will be discomfiting to many .

3. Trump's presence is reaffirming the notion of one power or bloc dictating the destiny of the global south.

4. It's a notion that the global south benefits the mothership country .

5. Helping trump affirm this notion will only make him more cocky and insensitive to the aspirations of the global south.

6. Let's not be a political accomplice. It's as though we need his validation to be relevant.

7. Notwithstanding Trump's 'unpresence' tell the world that trumps wet-dream world of America and its allies determining the destiny of others is fading .

8. Trump's Dreamworld is being replaced by world where there are multiple centres of strength. They are in the Arab world, Africa, India , ASEAN, china, Japan and Korea.

9. They compete not to seek dominance but to offer shared prosperity and a readiness to shape the destiny of the world together.

10. The old model in which the many benefit the few and one bloc progresses at the expense of others is fading.

11. Trump will bring that kind of zero sum mentality to ASEAN.

12. Listening to Anwar letting of steam and giving concessions, will be regarded as depriving America and it allies, the ability to impose it's will. That will erode it's dominance.

13. No way Jose, says the Donald.

14. Tell the world, not Trump alone how Malaysia and ASEAN think about USA protecting the star of David country.

15. For all you know, USA is abetting israel in committing the genocide in Gaza.

16. Gaza is the present day neo Nazi concentration camp and the present day killing field.

17. Probably orchestrated by fuhrer trump and executed by bibi netanyahu.

18. Under these circumstances, not inviting Trump seems a more sensible option. Or in the language of diplomacy, more strategic.

19. Ignoring rather than engaging Trump is a more sensible option .

20. Talking on behalf of ASEAN despite the absence of Trump, signals a number of things.

21. ASEAN is ready to play it's part , as a member of the global south in shaping the destiny of world.

22. Not leaving the script to be written entirely by USA and its allies.

23. Talking to the world, without trump will say clearly that you don't need his validation and his approval. The destiny of countries is not an American monopoly.

24. You are also saying unequivocally, that ASEAN too no longer accepts the notion that one power determines the pathways of other nations.

25. You don't need to talk to Trump about the evil and atrocities USA supports.

26. Inviting leaders from china, Japan's new pm, president of Korea, pm of India, representative leader of Africa and the Arab world is a more powerful message that you USA can no longer determine what's good or bad for the global south.

27. Not inviting Trump is the sweetest of diplomatic insult.

28. Securing the allegiance of the global south countries is more important than grovelling at the feet of Trump.

29. Anwar doesn't have to play uncle Tom saying, but suh, we think your support to Israel is not right.

30. Trump with a bunker mentality will not budge. Talking to him is fruitless.

31. Talking to the world sans trump at the ASEAN meet would demonstrate to USA that the responsibility to shape the destiny of nations is not the monopoly of America alone. It's a shared responsibility among equals.

32. That responsibility is not a function of economic and military might but of dignity. And dignity is not solely owned by USA but by all.

33. In the language of economics we say, while the inclusion of America is necessary, it's not sufficient. That responsibility must now be shared.

34. Provided of course trump has the smarts. At the moment, he can only understand the language of a SNUB.

35. Right now the patron of MAGA and the Proud Boys understands only about newtons (unspoken) 4th law of motion . Newton has only 3 law of motion, by the way

36. The unspoken 4th law reads:-

37. The angle of the dangle of the balls is equivalent to the thrust of the pole at the hole,provided pressure at the breasts is kept constant.

38. A Robert Mugabe will say that.

39. Anwar must look past beyond desiring the presence of Trump.

40. We are not advocating total exclusion of USA from the responsibility of shaping the destiny of the world .

41. But it must abandon the idea that the responsibility is theirs alone but that it must work equally with others to discharge that responsibility.

42. We want USA included and work with us together.

43. We don't want to be accused as trouble makers with anger management issues and always quarrel with uncle Sam.

44. But for now,ignore trump with his coiffed hair and pouffe. Just to tell USA and the west, the destiny of nations is not theirs alone to shape .

45. For these reasons, I think Anwar should ' disinvite' fuhrer Trump.

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Wednesday, 8 October 2025

Reformasi and korapsi. The war against corruption. Part 2. Sontoloyo series no 33.

1. The legendary Indonesian poet,WS Rendra;

2. in a few verses of his multiple quatrains, Pantun Korupsi, said:-

3. I read it this way. If you want to eradicate corruption , fight it there and here and everywhere.

4. Corruption is corruption is corruption. Big or small. No distinction, needed.

5. Some people mocked when said, corruption will be eradicated.

6. First the big fish , then the ikan bilis. In 3 years corruption will be eradicated. Contributions of these people, irrelevant.

7. You are fighting the culture of corruption. Distinction into big or small is also irrelevant.

8. The mockings are not appreciated.

9. Have you ever heard UMNO saying, it will fight corruption?

10. Never, right? Because corruption is 2nd nature to UMNO. It's embedded in its DNA.

11. When the Javanese neantherthal says UMNO will field candidates who are clean, no corruption, no personal problems, it's incredible!

12. An UMNO person with no history of these, is as rare as a hen's teeth.

13. Have you ever hear of the party of the ecclesiastical warlords,saying it will eradicate corruption?

14. In fact, some of its leaders are dusting the archives looking for obscene Hadith justifying corruption

15. Hearing it talked about tackling corruption is rare like a unicorn.

16. And have ever hear of cocky bersatu talked about it?

17. I don't ever want to believe any party that doesn't have the eradication of corruption as an element of it's political culture.

18. Now we have a government of the day saying expressly, the eradication of corruption as it's agenda.

19. Sure , it will be a promise full of warts, boils, polyps and even fibroids .

20. But as Carl Jung says we judge you not by what you said you would do but by what you actually do.

21. But now we have something to hold on the PM. And I suspect, once the dragnet is released, even the PM can't protect the warts and boils . Society will have something to invigilate him on

22. And the unique thing about corruption, it's an open ended issue. It will never end as long as there is abuse of power and embezzlement. The PM now will always be called into account .

23. Let's not distinguish between jerung and ikan bilis. Corruption is corruption.

24. We like to talk of corruption by politicians. Because they are visible, loud and are in the limelight.

25. The more insidious corruption is that carried out by civil servants. According to Transparency international, the CPI for Malaysia is 40 to 49%. All that can't be accounted by law makers only .

26. That certainly shatters the unfounded esteem we have on these penjawat awam.

27. How do you fucking explain how ex civil servants can own 6 to 7 million ringgit houses? Unless they do business or inherit wealth, there is a strong presumption they are able to do so because of corruption.

28. How do you explain enforcement officers like police, immigration, customs, bandaraya officers owning fleets of luxury cars?

29. With these shenanigans happening would you rather see this reformasi government doing nothing?

30. This war against corruption, society's bubonic plague or black death needs a champion. Who better than the PM?

31. He now needs an enforcer, a justice Bao and a field general to carry out the war .

32. Let's have a ministry of integrity and integrity compliance.

33. Put the DPM in charge. He has the capacity to elicit compliance.

34. As to the civil service,just so you know I am not being mean to them, not because out of spite or envy, let me ' story' you this:-

35. According to Transparency international, Malaysia and Indonesia occupy the top 2 places as the costliest places to start business .

36. The high cost is the result of bureaucratic requirements of overzealous and officious bureaucrats.

37. As long as the doors of approval, licenses, permissions etc are in the hands of these gatekeepers, corruption is most likely to happen.

38. Why restrict the war against corruption to 3 years. It should be a permanent war .

39. Corruption does not go on leave and neither should war on it does so.

40. I can't resist saying something on Malay attitude on corruption.

41. It's both farcical and hypocritical.

42. In general, Malays are always looking to accord leniency to the corrupt.

43. For instance look at the Najib case. The Malays, especially the UMNO people are preoccupied with exonerating Najib instead of anticipating harsh punishment for the plunder.

44. In the case of Ismail sabri, the Malays appear ready to treat the plunder lightly.

45. In both cases,the Malays appear ready to sacrifice principles with convenience.

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Tuesday, 7 October 2025

Trump,the new world order and it's impact on local politics. Part 2. Sontoloyo series no 32.

1. Let me try to frame the issue more simply .

2. The old world system is where one power dictates the destiny of other countries.

3. The central power decides how other countries should developed. How the economic system- what to produce, how much to produce, how the produce is to be shared .

4. How the terms of trade and tariffs are to be set and so forth .

5. The one power dominates the client states as it were.

6. The purpose of dominance is to make sure the client states serve the economic interests of the central power .

7. For example, trump weaponises the use of tariffs .

8. He uses tariffs as the caveman uses clubs to submits and subjugates others .

9. Countries that capitulate to the tariffs he sets, are good boys 10. Other countries work like clocks and are good to the old system.

11. People who subscribed to the old world system are alarmed, fearful and get jittery when there are suggestions, we don't follow the system.

12. Suggestions like, cancel the invitation. 13. Horrors say those who subscribed to old world system. That would result in dire economic repercussions.

14. We must not offend Mr Trump. We must kiss his ass.

15. Well sirs, the world isn't structured that way any longer.

16. A world system based on control by a single power like USA, is on the way out .

17. This system which relied on colonial like relationship has outgrown it's usefulness.

18. Trump, Marco Rubio and others may have forgotten about this .

19. Instead we are witnessing a world system structured by the existence of multiple number of centres of strength.

20. These centres provide alternative pathways to shared prosperity and respectful cooperation.

21. The transition of a world order, structured along this lines, offer insights into our own domestic politics .

22. Our politics in which one political party behaves like a single power is on the way out.

23. UMNO which behaves like imperial USA determining the fate of the people is no longer pensable relevant and indispensable.

24. Its a Charles Darwin's adapt or perish.

25. UMNO which still cling to the old world system, will perish.

26. Why then still support and cling to it?

27. It uses the big club to impose it's will onto others.

28. MCA and MIC , fellow travelers have found it the hard way.

29. Yet, MIC ever the brickfields hustler, is still trying to lick UMNO's ass.

30. It's still hoping UMNO will throw them a few bottles of cheap toddy.

31. Vigneswaran is probably hoping Zahid will throw some morsels over. Then MIC says it doesn't really mean exiting BN.

32. These people behaved like the unfortunate souls fearful of Trump's adverse economic repercussions, they on the other hand,think the world revolves around UMNO.

33. UMNO is like the one power that has outgrown it's purpose .

34. UMNO thinks it's tri-version of nationalism, religionism and pompous loyalty is the big club it can use to plonk others on the head and impose it's will onto the others.

35. The best way to deal with a petulant UMNO, is to stay away from UMNO and stop supporting UMNO.

36. Go support other political parties that you fancy.

37. These parties may be competing with UMNO not for hegemonism but for cooperation and working together.

38. They may treat you with respect and dignity

39. UMNO treats you as mere digits to plus and minus at elections.

40. That kind of conceited and hubristic attitude come along with believing that you are the 1 centre determining the fate and destiny of others.

41. It's time for UMNO to realize that the world it inhabits where it is the 1 centre that determines the fate and destiny of others, is fading.

42. The actual world coming into being, is one where there several centres of excellence. UMNO is one choice. It is a poor one at that.

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Monday, 6 October 2025

Invitation to Trump and a new world order. Part 1. Sontoloyo series no 31.

1. Call it however you want. Face-to-face, eyeball to eyeball, toe to toe, head to head, Mano a Mano etc.

2. There are more cons than pros asking here trump to attend the ASEAN summit in KL.

3. We all know the PM is a brave fellow. His bravery is not disputed. He has history of being defiant . He is willing to endure physical hardships.

4. His haters may beg to differ. They say he is chicken livered. They say he is scared to face Dr Mahathir in court. He has asked immunity against the charges mounted by one Yusuf rawther.

5. The PM mustn't allow his haters dictate his actions. We all know , he marches to his own drumbeat. It's an asset and a liability. Depends on how you look at it.

6 . But if only to prove his detractors wrong, he cancells inviting herr Trump, well that sucks.

7. I think there are a few reasons why he should cancel the invitation to Trump, other than the childish challenges of his haters .

7b. Call it face to face, toe to toe, eyeball to eyeball, Mano a Mano, they are all attempts to straighten the wet thread. To admit that you are wrong in inviting Trump .

8. You have prematurely said you will invite trump. You cannot take back your words like being able to tarik the perahu.

9. Having made the bed, you must now lie on it .

10. It's going to be an exercise in futility. Like bringing coals to Newcastle, pissing up the ropes, be spitting into the winds, selling sand to the desert or selling ice to the Eskimos.

11. Needless to say, the Donald has heard it all. From the world. Each time, it's met with renewed belligerence and arrogance.

12. So, even if Anwar gets into his constipation mode and painfully delivers his protest Mano a Mano in the most diplomatic of language, Trump will be unmoved.

13. Possibly when Trump boards air force one to return to USA, he says this Malaysian PM must be El loco.

14. So the futility of it all and avoiding belaboring the obvious, the PM should cancel the invitation.

15. What happened in front of the US embassy in KL and the detention of the sumud volunteers and how they were treated by the IDF, is a lesson to the PM.

16. The spontaneous action by some people of Malaysia was a reflection of the sentiments of ALL Muslims in Malaysia.

18. That would catapult into a general erosion of support for Anwar Ibrahim. Self preservation is of utmost importance.

19. To avoid the risks of offending all Muslims and others because of their humanitarian sentiments, it's better for Anwar to cancel the invitation.

20. The way our volunteers were treated, which according to some volunteers like animals, show that Israels cruelty and hostility know no bounds .

21. If Anwar persists in inviting Trump his actions amounted to insulting the dignity and self worth of our volunteers. Hardly ingratiating .

22. The inescapable fact is, Israel behaved and will continue to behave that way, because the state is protected and will continue to be protected by USA.

23. Cancelling the invitation expresses our revulsion to USA policies.

24. Under cocky-rich, racist, bigoted and anti Palestine Trump, that protection will continue .

25. A more suitable invitee is china's xi jinping. That would likely deter any adverse economic repercussions from USA.

26. In fact, invite Putin, leader of the EC, Japan and Korea.

27. It will signal Malaysia's and ASEAN nations' readiness and willingness to move away from a world order in which one state or block determines the destiny of us .

28. ASEAN is willing to move to areas of strength which can also provide stability and economic prosperity.

29. It's an old world order vs a new world order. In the old, we are vassal states serving the interest of 1 patron state(USA).

30. Under the new, we can work together with multiple centres of strength determining our future. These centres worked for cooperation instead of for dominance .

31. Perhaps this would allay fears that USA will unleash adverse economic repercussions. It dares not.

32. To put it crudely, if got time , invite Xi, Putin, leader of EC, Japan and Korea

33. It will also show aseans readiness to play a major role in shaping the new world order.

34. Not to mention about Anwar vision. Stop thinking of a bipolar world consistíng of USA and the rest

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Saturday, 4 October 2025

Reformasi dan korapsi bah 1. Sontoloyo series no 30.

1. Korapsi membawa mudarat kepada negara. Ia mencederakan golongan miskin terutama sekali.

2. Ia nenaikkan kos2 perkhidmatan atau services seperti kesihatan serta pendidikan.

3. Ia menyekat pelaburan yang mengurangkan peluang kerja.

4. Ia membantut pertumbuhan ekonomi.

5. Korapsi melebarkan jurang antara kaya dan miskin.

6. Sebagai contoh, tidak kah kita hairan melihat bekas2 penjawat awam mempunyai rumah 15, 16 juta?

7. Yang miskin duduk rumah sewa, flat2 serta gobok2 usang?

8. Simpanan saja tidak dapat menerangkan jurang ini. Yang menyimpang dengan tekun boleh beli rumah 1, 2 juta.

9. Yang super kata dan membuat bisnes bisa buat mahligai.

10. Tapi bagaimana bekas penjawat awam , pegawai2 kerajaan, general dsb menerangkan pembelian rumah sampai belas2 juta?

11. Kecuali mereka mendapat income extra melalui dishonest serta fraudulent ways.

12. Bila kos memulakan business tinggi akibat korapsi, pelaburan mengurang atau pindah lain tempat.

13. Ini menyekat pertumbuhan ekonomi serta penyibaran ilmu, sains dan teknoloji etc.

14. Kehilangan peluang perkejaan untuk rakyat menurun.

15. Lihatlah, contoh2 yang diberi menunjukkan betapa korapsi is a most heinous crime .

16. Di setengah negara, korapsi bawa hukuman mati. Indonesia memikir untuk bawa hukuman mati. Dinegara2 lain penjara masa lama serta rampasan semua harta.

17. Mengapa kita tak guna variasi prinsip falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus?

18. Bohong satu bohong semua menjadi korap satu, korap semua?

19. Rampas harta.

20. Corruption is anywhere and everywhere ialah menerima serta memberi sesuatu of value untuk mempengaruhi keputusan. Atau ia menggunakan posisi mendapat something of value dengan fraudulent and dishonest ways.

21. Semua nya unlawful.

22. Tapi di Malaysia, strange things are happening.korapsi jadi elemen budaya dan terdapat koruptor dimuliakan serta di idolakan.

23. Korapsi jadi sebagian dari hidup, di tolerate serta dianggap new normal.

24. Lebih mendukacitakan dan menghancurkan sampai ke tulang belulang, ialah perihal yang disogok dan korap, di mulia2kan serta di idolakan.

25. Semua ni bertentangan dengan moral imperatives kita. Sebagai orang Islam, tentu bertentangan dengan ajaran Islam mengenai nya.

26. Yang melakukan korapsi ternyata rosak moral mereka, dalam erti kata tidak boleh membezakan benar atau Salah atau tidak peduli benar atau Salah

27. Yang melakukan korapsi tidak pernah minta maaf. Politisyen yang melakukan korapsi akan hanya menafikan nya .

28. Kelompok korapsi mengalami sakit jiwa. Di ubati dengan muhasabah serta counseling dalam jel, bukan rumah.

29. Korapsi adalah perlakuan immoral yang betray public trust serta norma2 masyarakat f or personal gains .

30. Moral code yang kuat yang melibatkan keinginan memelihara public trust serta norma2 masyarakat seperti accountabily adalah benteng terkuat menyekat korapsi.

31. Sebaliknya apabila imperatives moral codes ini melemah, berlaku korapsi dimana kepentingan umum di tenggelami kepentingan personal.

32. Maka timbul pula satu persoalan penting yang menggoncangkan keyakinan saya terhadap bangsa melayu ini bangsa par excellence.

33. Yakni, observasi bahawa dinegara kita, yang melakukan korapsi, kebanyakan nya adalah melayu.

34. Mungkin Hal ini tidak menghairankan kerana 90% lebih penjawat awam adalah melayu , Maka jumlah perasuah tentu ramai.

35. Atau mungkin, dan ini yang membimbangkan serta menggelisahkan kita, bahawa sekatan2 moral dan kekangan ajaran agama Islam, dikalangan perasuah tidak kuat bahkan melemah.

36. Maka kita janganlah liar mata serta melolong kata bahawa moral orang melayu dan pegangan ugama mereka kuat .

37. The proof of the pudding is in the eating.

38. Janganlah kita pour scorn, derision dan ridicule keatas komitmen Anwar melawan korapsi. Dia kata jerung dahulu diikuti ikan bilis.

39. Itu je saya tak setuju. Jerung atau bilis, corruption is corruption is corruption. Ente melawan budaya korapsi, pak sheikh.bahan semua.

40. Dia kata akan Ambil masa 3 tahun lawan korapsi. Masa tersebut menunjukkan betapa korapsi adalah barah yang mengganasi setiap body politic negara kita.

41. Saya taknak dignify dakwaan kata Anwar puji firaun. Kalu kita tak faham sarcasm, there is nothing much we can do .

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Friday, 3 October 2025

Anwar dan cyber troopers MADANI. Sontoloyo series no 29

1. Saya membaca perihal beberapa pihak yang mempertikai bahkan mengejek ejek Anwar Ibrahim ujudkan pasukan tentera cyber nya.

2. Kata mereka untuk embellish dan shore up reputasi Anwar.

3. Pengamatan mereka mungkin benar atau separuh benar tapi kenalah bantah serta dispute Dari beberapa sudut .

4. Kita heran , pihak yang menjuarai kebebasan memberi pendapat, tidak mahu memberi pasukan cyber Anwar the same privilege.

5. Takkanlah kita expect pihak Anwar terima saja naratif serta penceritaan pihak anti Anwar begitu je?

6. Where got road macam ni. Naratif, pengkisahan mengenai reputasi Anwar dan kadang2 pembohongan mesti dicabar, samdol.

7. Bahkan agak lama juga, saya pelik mengapa Anwar tidak ujudkan tentera cyber nya melawan penceritaan simplistic pihak anti Anwar?

8. Tuduhan yang semberono- Anwar ada aids la, sakit berat, sakit misteri mesti ditangkis, wok.

9. Memanglah cerita macam ni, yakni yang tahyul, hantu sihir etc disukai sangat oleh orang melayu khususnya.

10. Nak buek camno, melopong mulut dan terbeliak mata ala fadlina sidek.

11. Walaupun kawan2 lelaki saya kata teman wanita mereka terbeliak mata jika diperlakukan sesuatu yang khusus.

12. Demikian juga dengan makian2, cacian dan kata2 nista- laknat, musibat, keparat serta lingkuplah kerajaan madanon ni- semua mesti ditangkis.

13. Begitu juga dengan segala pertikaian dan cemuhan puak anti Anwar, penyalak2 tepi jalan terhadap langkah2 Anwar, tidak boleh dibiarkan

14. Kalu dengar cakap2 mereka, Dunia akan kiamat esok.

15. Segala penceritaan simplistic Dari puak anti Anwar mesti dijawab secara simplistic oleh cybertroopers Anwar.

16. Anggaplah penubuhan laskar siber ini sebagai langkah Anwar to manage perception .

17. Objektif managing of perception ni penting untuk kekalkan kuasa politik. Minda rakyat mesti dibentuk untuk kekalkan kesetiaan serta cinta kepada kerajaan .

18. Jadi tugas cyber troopers, samaada mereka sedar atau tidak ialah mengembar gemburkan bahawa Anwar tu virtuous dan banyak mencapai kejayaan.

19. Dan pada masa yang sama, memusnah semua naratif, fitnah serta pembohongan puak anti Anwar.

20. Saya takde cakap cara ni baik atau tidak, tapi these measures are necessary to keep political power and stability.

21. Dalam usaha mengekalkan kuasa politik dan stabiliti politik, the use of strategic terror and unscrupulous means kadang2 perlu .

22. Ini termasuklah tangkap dissidents serta cekup orang pukul 3 pagi

23. Saya hanya tidak setuju tangkap tanpa bicara. Prinsip habeas corpus mesti dibuat.

24. Tapi tangkap Dan cekup, sudah sufficient to instill fear . 25. It's better to be feared than to be loved if you can't get both .

26. The judicious use of terror and unscrupulous means is necessary to maintain stability and to instill loyalty and support.

27. Saya cakap judicious use, kerana perlu elak their indiscriminate and mindless use supaya tidak menimbulkan contempt and hatred.

28. Hey, saya bukan buat apa2 moral judgement ye . Hanya menasihati bagaimana nak stay in power .

29. Kalau nak bersyarah atau pontificate mengenai morality, Sila pergi ke masjid, temple atau kovil.

30. Tugas cyber troopers MADANI ni ialah untuk menggambarkan Anwar competent, bersih, amah serta religious.

31. Memanglah ada jurang antara persepsi Dan realiti. Rakyat terpengaruh dengan persepsi. Realiti siapa yang tahu.

32. Maka adalah penting untuk manage perception untuk kesetiaan kepada pemimpin dan kestabilan politik.

33. Dalam Hal managing perception, kita mesti bezakan antara public dan private morality.

34. Public morality ialah what is good to keep power. Private morality is what is good for yourself .

35. Cyber troopers MADANI fokuslah pada public morality.

36. Sebelum kita rasa sanctimonious serta morally smug, sedarlah UMNO pun ada cyber troopers nya. Pas ada penulis upahan nya. Bersatu juga akan sedar bahawa kemenangan harus juga dicapai di internet.

37. Why do you think cyber troopers UMNO sibuk tujuk Najib atas tikar sembahyang. Untuk public consumption dan persepsi.

38. It's important to depict Najib is religious. Walaupun pada realiti kita tahu dosa 1MDB tidak akan dihapus dengan duduk atas sajadah. Duduk dan angkat tangan, solat kita tak tahu.

39. Tapi who cares? Perception is more important. Perception becomes reality.

40. Jadi, sebelum kita ridicule Anwar, ketahuilah dia buat sesuatu yang pragmatic untuk kekal kuasa serta kekalkan sokongan rakyat..

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Thursday, 2 October 2025

An ode to courageous judges. Sontoloyo series no 28.

1. Today, my article is about an ode to the courage of judges.

2. An ode in the sense of a poem in the form of a song, hailing and celebrating the courage of judges .

3 . Courage to insist doing acts that bring the scales of justice to balance as level as possible.

4. To rule without fear or favour so that the scales of justice which in reality is tilted, be equally balanced as best of possible .

5. Indeed the courts are the last bastion for people to get real justice, access to law and order and to ensure check and balance to the executive indiscretionary rules .

6. But only if players of the justice system assiduously cultivate the desire to balance the scales of justice.

7. But before discussing the role these courage's judges, which number is getting rarer, we discuss first the attitude of the people .

8. The attitude of the people is actually the 1st line of defence against injustice.

9. People ought to be cynical always and ask critical questions about the narratives given by people who want people mute.

10. These include people with deep pockets, career politicians and others who want to maintain the big lie. I. E. Justice is blind, the scales is always balanced, everything is fair.

11. If people have a heathy appetite for critical questions, they will eventually demand change where change is justifiable. Where are the eyes who are supposed to be helping protect them. Judges of superior courts why have you tuned your Hearts against the little ones who need your help So desperately?

12. It may surprised many readers that I find the lessons of uprightness and courage not from the lawlords of UK, but from a judge in ancient China .

13. I am talking about the legendary Bao zheng or Bao gong( lord Bao) or justice Bao ( Baoqingtian).

14. He is resolute and uncomprising when defending the poor against the rich for oppression and corruption.

15. Perhaps his most famous case demonstrating his impartiality and opaqueness against emotions , prejudices and biases was the civet cat case.

16. One day on a visit to the country he was called to see a lady.

17. After having proved that she was the true empress dowager, the lady asked Bao to take legal action against 2 persons.

18. First against the present emperor A. For failing in his duty as a filial son and correct the wrong.

19. The lady actually gave birth to emperor A. But as an infant he was replaced with a civet cat.

20. The reigning emperor B upon knowing this, disowned the lady and subsequently commanded her castle burned. The lady managed to escape and for the last 20 years lived in the countryside where Bao now finds himself at.

21. Infant A was adopted by another concubine who was appointed the empress. Later A became the crown prince.

22. When emperor B died, A became emperor A. The fake empress became the emperor dowager.

23. The other person the lady wanted Bao to take legal action on, was the fake empress dowager. She and her crony conspirator -the man who in the 1st place switched infant A with a civet cat.

24. Baos civet cat case established 2 inviolable principles. These principles should be the subject of the object lesson for judges striving to balance the scales of justice.

25. No matter how long does justice take place, it must be done .

26. No matter how high and untouchable you are, the law is above you.

27. For instance,a particular someone who thinks he is invincible and can drag the 1MDB case indefinitely is only delaying the inevitable.

28. That person will get the comeuppance he deserves .

29. Talking about this case, I am puzzled over 1 thing.

30. Suppose, the PM bows down to UMNO's version of justice and accorded the bugger house arrest.

31. What to do when he is subsequently found guilty of 1MDB?

32. Will he then be spirited out of his abode, to spend time as the government's special guest? This time minus the special treatment?

33. How disingenuous one is at dragging and doing legal filibustering, justice will eventually catch up with you .

34. See how important it is, to have resolute, determined and courageous judges to make the world in fact fairer?

35. Hence, to me, judicial activism does not mean making novelty judicial decisions, but in always striving to make more balanced the scales of justice.

36. Send us the gladiatorial judges and deliver us from the big lie.

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