23 May, 2012

Shoe For Bush

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The journalist stood up but instead of asking a question he just threw both of his shoes in quick succession to the US president who successfully evaded both.
According to reports, the footwear-hurler was was television reporter Munthar Zaidar of Al Baghdadia TV. Zaidar had covered events in Sadr City extensively and had lost several relatives in the conflict. He was also recently kidnapped and tortured in a three-day ordeal.

If you watch CNN or BBC, they have put a fantastic spin on the story, it goes something like this: “Sure the image of someone throwing a shoe at Bush is bad but the fact that the man lived to tell the tale shows just how free Iraq is right now.

Great.

The BBC interviewed people on the ground and the few Iraqis they met agreed with the shoe thrower in wanting Bush and the Americans out of their country.

Apparently the white house doesn’t think the image will seriously damage Bush’s legacy.

What legacy?

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Picture of the Day

Bailout is the buzz word now with the govts looking to bailout the banks in order to keep some stability and to ensure that the banks dont kill off too many people. Is this the right thing to do? Maybe it is but what about those who run the banks and are responsible for the situation we are in today?? What happens to them?

Obama Helped Stranger 20 Years Ago!

This is a superb story that i had to share and strongly encourage you read it :)

The Norwegian newspaper VG has reported a truly amazing story about a newly-wed trying to get to Norway to be with her husband, and the stranger who helped pay an unexpected luggage surcharge.

It was 1988, and Mary Andersen was in line at the Miami airport checking in for a long flight to Norway to be with her husband. When it was finally Mary’s turn, she got the message that would crush her bubbling feeling of happiness.

“You’ll have to pay a 103 dollar surcharge if you want to bring both those suitcases to Norway,” the man behind the counter said.
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Anyone Can Be PM?

Saw a interesting report on The Star today :

It is possible for anyone from a minority group to be a nation’s leader, even in Malaysia, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Badawi. “It is up to the people to decide, just as the Americans had done through the democratic process,” he said while extending his congratulations to Senator Barack Obama

So there you have it! If you are wondering it doesn’t matter who you are,what your religious background is…You can be the Prime Minister!

Or was he sleepy when he said what he said and it actually can never happen here??

Yes We Can

American’s are now celebrating their new President. Americans now have a leader who will bring CHANGE to the way American’s treat each other, the way American’s treat other countries, the way Americans live and in a nutshell Obama has promised a birth of a New America! Closer to home, Malaysians, Singaporeans, Thai’s, Chinese, Indians are celebrating the victory like it was our own!!

I asked my self today :

Why on earth am i celebrating this historic win!

Why am I so happy that Obama is the new leader of America?

Why is my Muslim,Chinese,Indian and other friends of Malaysia celebrating this?

I could think of only one answer…We all want One thing!

WE WANT CHANGE!

When March 8th happened in Malaysia, it gave hope to Malaysians, we discovered that we as the citizens of this wonderful land have the opportunity to make a difference for the sake of our future. It toke US some 220 year to get the first black President.

In my life i have been blessed to see so many things that only my grandparents would have dreamt of witnessing. I know that our generation have a huge part to play!

If a nation like America can make such a drastic change for the sake of their future, we can too!

Malaysians are a wise bunch, we are often underestimated and treated like we are a bunch of kids in a kindergarten and the leaders were the teachers that tell us things which we are expected to listen too without question. The kids now days question information thrown at them, what else us??

I hope we reach this situation someday in Malaysia where the best person for the job gets it, where every Malaysian is taken care off, Nobody is discriminated and we live in a nation where everyone is respected and where Malaysians can and are proud to be Malaysians.

I have faith that someday we will get there!

As Obama said on the day he declared his candidacy back in Feb 2007 :

“In the face of impossible odds, people who love their country can change it.”

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