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Malaysian Liar Tonychat exposed
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We can all agree that regardless of his real nationality, he is one loser asshole. Hypocrite too. Vegan who supposedly eats pure food, but mouth and heart remains evil.
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Tonychat liar. Fuck back north!!
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Low intelligence dumbfuck ..is that all you can post? Why not you go and get yourself a few more years of education before you can make some sense.
But I think education is useless to you..just remain a dumbfuck and dun waste educational resources.
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Tonychat can't even spell SPM!
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what is SPM?
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SPM means you, Stupid Pundek Malaysian.
When you suck the Malaysian Education Minister's dick, ask him what is SPM cos you have not passed that level.
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Tonychat's mother sure had one busy night!
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To begin with, his mother does not even know who exactly is Tonychat's real father.
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Najib: I want to make corruption part of Malaysia's past Read more: Najib: I want to
Najib is silly!!! His doggie Malaysian Tonychat said the Malaysia Government is not corrupted at all!!!! So how to make it a "past"??
Najib: I want to make corruption part of Malaysia's past
SAN FRANCISCO: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak says he wants to make corruption part of Malaysia's past, not its future.
Speaking at the Commonwealth Club Lecture here on Monday, Najib said this meant changing organisational as well as business cultures.
"I have created a new governance and integrity minister role in the cabinet; it is held by the former president of the Malaysian chapter of Transparency International," he said.
Najib said his government had elevated Malaysia's anti-corruption agency - which answers annually to a parliamentary special committee on corruption, an independent advisory board, and a complaints committee - to self-regulated, independent commission status.
"It is our hope that the commission serve as an example for other countries looking to build the institutional capacity to combat corruption," he said.
After all, said the prime minister, for governance and commerce alike, the most vital currency was trust.
"If we deliver what we have promised to the people - in this instance, a concerted fight against corruption - and deliver consistently over time, that currency will appreciate.
"The reward is not just a more open and transparent business environment, with more vibrant markets and greater opportunities, but also a renewed faith in the ability of governments to change things for the better," he added.
Najib said many economies were affected by corruption, which crushed individual endeavour and harmed social cohesion.
He said corruption not only suppressed meritocratic opportunity, but ate away people's confidence in the institutions and power of the state; it should come as no surprise that it was mentioned so often as a factor behind the Arab Spring.
Earlier, Najib said divides were opening up between the urban and rural populations.
He said locked out of economic opportunities, too many Asian people lacked access to basic social infrastructure - sanitation, healthcare and housing.
"If we do not give all of our citizens a stake in our region's future, we risk encouraging ethnic tensions, religious extremism and political instability.
"That in turn imperils the very objective we seek: a more prosperous and harmonious Asia.
"So, we must ensure that development brings economic opportunities for all, not riches for a few; that it expands not just nominal GDP figures, but also critical social infrastructure."
Najib, who is also the Finance Minister, said Malaysia had made a strategic pitch for the global Islamic finance market.
For investors who have been buffeted by the financial crisis in Western markets, Islamic bonds offer an alternative growth model.
He said no investment was without risk, and this relatively young market would still have the occasional growing pains.
"But by its very nature, Islamic finance is not prone to the same excesses which so damaged the world economy, because speculating is forbidden and interest is prohibited, and returns are based on profit sharing alone."
He said it was not surprising that sukuk was the fastest growing financial instrument in the world.
Ten years ago, he said, Malaysia issued the world's first sovereign sukuk or syariah-compliant bond, today it accounted for nearly three-quarter of the global market, and had increased public participation by issuing retail bonds open to the general population.
"It is one way of increasing economic participation, strengthening our economy as a whole, and giving the people of Malaysia a greater stake in our nation's success," said Najib. -- BERNAMA
Read more: Najib: I want to make corruption part of Malaysia's past - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/najib-...art-of-malaysia-s-past-1.362457#ixzz2fqeTROd2
Read more: Najib: I want to make corruption part of Malaysia's past - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/najib-...art-of-malaysia-s-past-1.362457#ixzz2fqe2Uk9h
Najib is silly!!! His doggie Malaysian Tonychat said the Malaysia Government is not corrupted at all!!!! So how to make it a "past"??
Najib: I want to make corruption part of Malaysia's past
SAN FRANCISCO: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak says he wants to make corruption part of Malaysia's past, not its future.
Speaking at the Commonwealth Club Lecture here on Monday, Najib said this meant changing organisational as well as business cultures.
"I have created a new governance and integrity minister role in the cabinet; it is held by the former president of the Malaysian chapter of Transparency International," he said.
Najib said his government had elevated Malaysia's anti-corruption agency - which answers annually to a parliamentary special committee on corruption, an independent advisory board, and a complaints committee - to self-regulated, independent commission status.
"It is our hope that the commission serve as an example for other countries looking to build the institutional capacity to combat corruption," he said.
After all, said the prime minister, for governance and commerce alike, the most vital currency was trust.
"If we deliver what we have promised to the people - in this instance, a concerted fight against corruption - and deliver consistently over time, that currency will appreciate.
"The reward is not just a more open and transparent business environment, with more vibrant markets and greater opportunities, but also a renewed faith in the ability of governments to change things for the better," he added.
Najib said many economies were affected by corruption, which crushed individual endeavour and harmed social cohesion.
He said corruption not only suppressed meritocratic opportunity, but ate away people's confidence in the institutions and power of the state; it should come as no surprise that it was mentioned so often as a factor behind the Arab Spring.
Earlier, Najib said divides were opening up between the urban and rural populations.
He said locked out of economic opportunities, too many Asian people lacked access to basic social infrastructure - sanitation, healthcare and housing.
"If we do not give all of our citizens a stake in our region's future, we risk encouraging ethnic tensions, religious extremism and political instability.
"That in turn imperils the very objective we seek: a more prosperous and harmonious Asia.
"So, we must ensure that development brings economic opportunities for all, not riches for a few; that it expands not just nominal GDP figures, but also critical social infrastructure."
Najib, who is also the Finance Minister, said Malaysia had made a strategic pitch for the global Islamic finance market.
For investors who have been buffeted by the financial crisis in Western markets, Islamic bonds offer an alternative growth model.
He said no investment was without risk, and this relatively young market would still have the occasional growing pains.
"But by its very nature, Islamic finance is not prone to the same excesses which so damaged the world economy, because speculating is forbidden and interest is prohibited, and returns are based on profit sharing alone."
He said it was not surprising that sukuk was the fastest growing financial instrument in the world.
Ten years ago, he said, Malaysia issued the world's first sovereign sukuk or syariah-compliant bond, today it accounted for nearly three-quarter of the global market, and had increased public participation by issuing retail bonds open to the general population.
"It is one way of increasing economic participation, strengthening our economy as a whole, and giving the people of Malaysia a greater stake in our nation's success," said Najib. -- BERNAMA
Read more: Najib: I want to make corruption part of Malaysia's past - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/najib-...art-of-malaysia-s-past-1.362457#ixzz2fqeTROd2
Read more: Najib: I want to make corruption part of Malaysia's past - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/najib-...art-of-malaysia-s-past-1.362457#ixzz2fqe2Uk9h
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Yet another bus crash in Malaysia (Tonychat's country)
Three dead, 13 injured in bus crash
KULAIJAYA: Three men died in an accident involving a double-decker bus and a trailer at 5.50am along North-South Highway (PLUS) KM45.9 today.
Kulaijaya police chief Superintendent Zulkefly Yahya said those deceased were identified as Shashi Kumar Raman, 23, from Taman Bemban Utama, Malacca; Edi Setiono, 41, from Batu Ampar, Indonesia and A Majid Sadar Mohd, 59, from Gemas, Negeri Sembilan.
"Shasi who was driving the bus and Edi, a passenger, died at the scene while Majid, who was driving the trailer, died at Kulai Hospital due to a heart attack," he said.
Zulkefly said 14 bus passengers were also rushed to Kulaijaya Hospital for minor injuries.
The trailer was said to be on the right lane when the south boundexpress bus crashed into it.
The accident caused a massive traffic jam, slowing traffic at both directions.
Read more: Three dead, 13 injured in bus crash - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/three-dead-13-injured-in-bus-crash-1.362236#ixzz2fqfA9ZrR
Three dead, 13 injured in bus crash
KULAIJAYA: Three men died in an accident involving a double-decker bus and a trailer at 5.50am along North-South Highway (PLUS) KM45.9 today.
Kulaijaya police chief Superintendent Zulkefly Yahya said those deceased were identified as Shashi Kumar Raman, 23, from Taman Bemban Utama, Malacca; Edi Setiono, 41, from Batu Ampar, Indonesia and A Majid Sadar Mohd, 59, from Gemas, Negeri Sembilan.
"Shasi who was driving the bus and Edi, a passenger, died at the scene while Majid, who was driving the trailer, died at Kulai Hospital due to a heart attack," he said.
Zulkefly said 14 bus passengers were also rushed to Kulaijaya Hospital for minor injuries.
The trailer was said to be on the right lane when the south boundexpress bus crashed into it.
The accident caused a massive traffic jam, slowing traffic at both directions.
Read more: Three dead, 13 injured in bus crash - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/three-dead-13-injured-in-bus-crash-1.362236#ixzz2fqfA9ZrR
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Five-month-old infant dies in Malaysia nursery
Five-month-old infant dies in nursery
PUTRAJAYA: A five-month-old infant was found dead at a nursery here.
A babysitter at the centre claimed she found Mohd Danish Rayqal lifeless when she went to get him for a bath at around 3pm today.
The infant's father Ismail Ramli, 28, said he rushed his son to Putrajaya Hospital upon being informed.
He has lodged a police report after doubting the nature of his son's death.
"He had been healthy when I delivered him to the nursery this morning," said Ismail.
Meanwhile, Putrajaya police chief, Assistant Commissioner Abdul Razak Abdul Majid when contacted, confirmed receiving the report. -- BERNAMA
Read more: Five-month-old infant dies in nursery - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/five-month-old-infant-dies-in-nursery-1.362464#ixzz2fqgFo8YP
Five-month-old infant dies in nursery
PUTRAJAYA: A five-month-old infant was found dead at a nursery here.
A babysitter at the centre claimed she found Mohd Danish Rayqal lifeless when she went to get him for a bath at around 3pm today.
The infant's father Ismail Ramli, 28, said he rushed his son to Putrajaya Hospital upon being informed.
He has lodged a police report after doubting the nature of his son's death.
"He had been healthy when I delivered him to the nursery this morning," said Ismail.
Meanwhile, Putrajaya police chief, Assistant Commissioner Abdul Razak Abdul Majid when contacted, confirmed receiving the report. -- BERNAMA
Read more: Five-month-old infant dies in nursery - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/five-month-old-infant-dies-in-nursery-1.362464#ixzz2fqgFo8YP
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Ministry: Three employees in Malaysia die each day due to work-related accidents
Ministry: Three employees die each day due to work-related accidents
KUALA LUMPUR: Three employees die each day due to work-related accidents. Of these three deaths, two of them involve commuting to and from work, while the other cause of death involved accidents at the work place.
Statistics from the Human Resources Ministry revealed that commuting-related accidents were the main cause of death and injuries for employees in Malaysia.
Data shows that while commuting accidents have been increasing through the years, industrial accidents which occur specifically at the workplace have been declining.
Human Resources Deputy Minister Datuk Ismail Mutallib said most of the commuting accidents involved motorcyclists, and were caused by careless behaviour on the road.
"For commuting accidents, only 18,387 accidents were recorded in 2002 but in 2012, the number rose to 26,256,” he said.
The ministry’s data has revealed there were 594 deaths of Malaysian employees so far this year, with 27,000 permanent disabilities and 32,000 temporary disabilities recorded.
Ismail said even though statistics this year point towards a rising number of industrial accidents than commuting accidents, previous data collected since 2002 proved that industrial accidents have reduced from 63,423 in 2002 to 35,296 in 2012.
“Between January and July this year, there have been 37, 704 accidents involving employees, of which 16,440 of them were commuting accidents while another 21,264 involved industrial accidents, “ he said when speaking at the 2013 Accident Prevention Seminar here yesterday,
He said the trend was worrying as the government did not want to lose human capital due to accidents.
“At the same time, when the rate of accidents increases, the amount of compensation paid every year by the government also increases and it is not a healthy trend.”
He said industrial accidents involving employees would cost the government, as the Social Security Organisation (Socso) needed to pay compensation. He said the total amount of compensation has been on the rise.
In 2002, the amount of compensation paid was only RM700 million.
Ismail added that Socso paid out RM2 billion worth of compensation to workers due to work-related accidents in 2012. This is an increase from the previous year, where Socso paid RM1.7 billion. In 2010 Socso paid out RM1.6 billion worth of compensation.
He said Socso had also identified the top 100 companies where work-related accidents occur the most, and had been consistently engaging with their management and employees.
Read more: Ministry: Three employees die each day due to work-related accidents - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/minist...work-related-accidents-1.362495#ixzz2fqgteFDA
Read more: Ministry: Three employees die each day due to work-related accidents - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/minist...work-related-accidents-1.362495#ixzz2fqgZsE7z
Ministry: Three employees die each day due to work-related accidents
KUALA LUMPUR: Three employees die each day due to work-related accidents. Of these three deaths, two of them involve commuting to and from work, while the other cause of death involved accidents at the work place.
Statistics from the Human Resources Ministry revealed that commuting-related accidents were the main cause of death and injuries for employees in Malaysia.
Data shows that while commuting accidents have been increasing through the years, industrial accidents which occur specifically at the workplace have been declining.
Human Resources Deputy Minister Datuk Ismail Mutallib said most of the commuting accidents involved motorcyclists, and were caused by careless behaviour on the road.
"For commuting accidents, only 18,387 accidents were recorded in 2002 but in 2012, the number rose to 26,256,” he said.
The ministry’s data has revealed there were 594 deaths of Malaysian employees so far this year, with 27,000 permanent disabilities and 32,000 temporary disabilities recorded.
Ismail said even though statistics this year point towards a rising number of industrial accidents than commuting accidents, previous data collected since 2002 proved that industrial accidents have reduced from 63,423 in 2002 to 35,296 in 2012.
“Between January and July this year, there have been 37, 704 accidents involving employees, of which 16,440 of them were commuting accidents while another 21,264 involved industrial accidents, “ he said when speaking at the 2013 Accident Prevention Seminar here yesterday,
He said the trend was worrying as the government did not want to lose human capital due to accidents.
“At the same time, when the rate of accidents increases, the amount of compensation paid every year by the government also increases and it is not a healthy trend.”
He said industrial accidents involving employees would cost the government, as the Social Security Organisation (Socso) needed to pay compensation. He said the total amount of compensation has been on the rise.
In 2002, the amount of compensation paid was only RM700 million.
Ismail added that Socso paid out RM2 billion worth of compensation to workers due to work-related accidents in 2012. This is an increase from the previous year, where Socso paid RM1.7 billion. In 2010 Socso paid out RM1.6 billion worth of compensation.
He said Socso had also identified the top 100 companies where work-related accidents occur the most, and had been consistently engaging with their management and employees.
Read more: Ministry: Three employees die each day due to work-related accidents - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/minist...work-related-accidents-1.362495#ixzz2fqgteFDA
Read more: Ministry: Three employees die each day due to work-related accidents - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/minist...work-related-accidents-1.362495#ixzz2fqgZsE7z
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