Saturday, August 31, 2013

Syria, Mortal Kombat and an ode to Tesla (I).

Firstly, a shout out to my Polish and German blogvisitormunchies :)

So, in today's crazy world that is heading towards destruction (doomsayer, I am not), it is the "norm" for political infiltration and severe meddling and interference.

"If the world continues going the way it is going, it'll have an expiry date real soon."  -S-


We're a couple of pickles. Duckface and retard.
Picture of E and I before our competition. 

Anyhow, back to the story line. I digress too much. Why is the world shattering in all its glory?? The world, believe it or not, is controlled by ONE group. A certain group whose identities are never and can never be blown. An elite group of elitists who are really the puppeteers steering their way in the world's highways through marionettes. 

I'm pretty sure you've heard it all. Freemasonry, the Illuminati, Reptilians, etc. But if those are just wickedly cool conspiracy theories, then WHAT is the real truth?? Truth be said, the real terrorists aren't really the people from the Middle East. Or the Muslims. Who infiltrates other nations with such veto powered mindsets and force?? Who controls the whole of the global economy (without their own national banking system) and tells others WHAT terrorism is?? Who controls most of the mass media (thank goodness for the Internet and freedom of speech) and creates subliminal messages in every dimension possible?? 

Umm, the U.S of course. 

Let's start with Syria. Since the end of World War II, the Americans have tried VERY hard to overthrow more than 50 governments. They have built their reigns in quite a few populist nations now. What with all that bullshit about Kony and "military intervention" in Uganda and stuff like that. Like Sonia Blade from Mortal Kombat says, "If I need backup, I will radio for it." You think those "poor besotted" countries need janitors or nannies to clear their messes and wipe off sour milk with clean bibs?? Nobody really likes their dirty lined washed in public. The mass media portrays Muslims as terrorists and such. S is from Pakistan. The Taliban movement is pretty rampant there and bombs are quite "the norm" there, these days. But really, the people who work for the Taliban ARE NOT THE REAL DEAL. Many have been caught and interrogated and it has been found that they do not speak Urdu OR Farsi, most come from Eastern Europe. Yup, you read it right.

What the West is trying to do is commit a "legal genocide" much like how Nazism was imposed back then. Don't get me wrong. I was a fan of Barack Obama. I still do respect him but that sense of respect is diminishing, much to my astonishment. I say astonishment, because I am appalled at his weak ways of handling things. How he allows the attacks without first calculating strategies. Seriously, wanna dominate the world?? First, read up military strategies. Take up a delicious war-strategy filled autobiography and enjoy it with a piping hot cup of coffee. Sun Tzu's 'Art of War', Genghis Khan's wolf formation military advances, Hitler's manipulative stances and mind-games; you see, history repeats itself.

The U.S apparently asked Korea for nuke help and they rescinded, but of course. With all their nosy military interventions in the past century, more civilians have died than the targeted groups. You really think Syria needs the Americans' 'military intervention'?? "Go home U.S, you're drunk" would be the perfect phrase for a witty meme. I have to go slow on my thoughts. The analyses of all these happenings are like one big clump of neurotic mass ready to implode on itself {more like a nuclear fusion than a nuclear fission} to Brian (my brain if you still don't know who he is) and he is currently still handling it rather well. 

The U.S is actually handling genocide in a very polite manner. They always assure their people that "civilians will be taken care of". Why of course, they are taken care of alright. Trust me on this, the U.S use a 'divide and conquer tactic' every single time. How do they do it?? Rebels versus the good side. When the rebels strike, the U.S then rushes in with all their niceness and try to defend the people of the country, while apparently trying to minimize civilian deaths and preserve the civilian infrastructure. What they really do is play good cop, bad cop. Really, it's not that difficult to gauge their steps. (If a girl like ME could anticipate their moves, anyone can. It's like a game of chess.) Like my dad says all the time, anticipate. If you're skeptical about what I'm saying, watch a tonne of American movies/series. Rest assured, you'd understand their good cop, bad cop strategies. They play the turn friend into foe game. They play the divide and conquer game all too well.

Step one: Deploy forces, impregnate the target country with troops.

Step two: Divide the country into friend and foe, pick a side.

Easy peasy lemon squeezy. So, these are the tactics the U.S military uses with orders from their uppers. 

I guess my post is getting too lengthy and a post that requires more than five minutes of reading would most certainly bore any audience, for that matter. With that in mind, Tesla is a brilliant mind. Edison was his U.S. I'll explain that more in my next post, read on!!

Why Mortal Kombat in my title?? Analysing game plans would help anyone with understanding military strategies. Also, the Mortal Kombat movies were super fantastic. How could I have missed them :/ I missed sheer awesomeness, awesomeness since 1995. I swear, watch them, you won't regret. I have S to thank, for opening up my eyes to all this and introducing me to so many new brilliant aspects of things. It's a beautiful expansion of my horizon. I couldn't ask for more, really. He really makes me see things outside of my kaleidoscopic vision. Makes me peep outside the little bubble I store my short self in. Makes me take maturity in a whole different concept. Also, I have Mo to thank, for being my 'politicking buddy', another brilliant mind. 

P.s# I named my pet reptile (baby iguana) after the character Sheeva in Mortal Kombat. It really is something to shout about.


-The unbore-











Sunday, August 18, 2013

Nuclear weapons (DU)=Harlequin Ichthyosis.

Me after Reen's wedding.
Hello :) 


Three issues that have been on my noggin'; acid attacks on women, Harlequin Ichthyosis and rude Chinese people.

Warning: Leave this page if you don't like rants and/or graphic material.

There was a huge debate on Harlequin Ichthyosis and whether it is a result of uranium-depletion. Or depleted uranium as the scientists call it, DU. A few rather assertive articles have come up on it, the best one written by Dave Lindorff. Lindorff claims that DU DOES cause the Harlequin-type-Ichthyosis in fetuses, like what Agent Orange did.

What is Harlequin Ichthyosis, you may wonder?? Let me stimulate your senses with these pictures. They are TRAGIC and you might not be able to finish your meal (if you're reading this while eating) so be forewarned.

Disclaimer: These pictures are not mine and have been obtained from the various sources on the Internet. I am not taking any sides here but these children deserve justice.






These are not alien spawn, just very unfortunate babies. So, coming back to the point, the BIG debate, is Harlequin Ichthyosis caused or heightened by DU?? Does DU really play such an imminent role in altering human genes (the ABCA12 gene which, if mutated, causes several health conditions including Harlequin Ichthyosis) and is it really that great a catalyst??

The other big question that pops up again and again; does the United States really care about the well being of other countries?? Military assistance in Uganda, the Americans trying to catch and defame Phony Kony, being all sympathetic with war-struck countries but really, do they care?? We live in a world where everything is warped and although we have the Internet as a medium of information transfer, the information we can obtain is still highly questionable. However, with this being said, the rise in Harlequin Ichthyosis has been spotted more in Iraq and Afghanistan of recent than in any other country. 

Harlequin Ichthyosis is a type of skin disease in which the skin of the sufferer hardens because of the thickening of the keratin layer in fetal human skin. The skin of a sufferer would have large diamond-shaped scales and would tend to have a red hue. These sufferers are more prone to infections and bleed at birth. They rarely survive. This is caused by a mutation in the ABCA12 gene in humans. To Biology freaks, the ABCA 12 gene is located on the long arm of the 2nd chromosome. 

So, apparently, the Pentagon is sending out flame-agents or flamers (the Internet slang for harsh-trolling if I may) to flame on articles which write about how DU causes Harlequin Ichthyosis. They call themselves misinformation operatives. But of course. Who'd wanna look like the bad guy, right?? These Pentagon cyber 'warriors' often use ad hominems or red herrings to draw attention away from facts, using character assassination etc.

DU is used heavily in weaponry and consists of U-236 and U-238 and has been capitalized by the Pentagon. DU is used in warheads because they make ideal penetrators that can pierce thick armory and dense concrete bunkers. 


"Accordingly it has found its way into 30 mm machine gun ammunition, especially that used by the A-10 Warthog ground-attack fighter planes used extensively in Iraq and Afghanistan (as well as Kosovo). It is also the warhead of choice for Abrams tanks and is also reportedly used in GBU-28 and the later GBU-37 bunker buster bombs, each of which can have 1-2 tons of the stuff in its warhead.

DU is also used as ballast in cruise missiles, and this burns up when a missile detonates its conventional explosive. Some cruise missiles are also designed to hit hardened targets and reportedly feature DU warheads, as does the AGM-130 air-to-ground missile, which carries a one-ton penetrating warhead. In addition, depleted uranium is used in large quantities in the armor of tanks and other equipment. This material becomes a toxic source of CU pollution when these vehicles are attacked and burned." -Dave Lindorff, The Public Record-

Why of course, the Pentagon argues that the usage of DU really doesn't have any hazards. Why should the innocent Afghan and Iraqi children have to suffer because of the Americans' callous ways of dealing with things?? By the way, most of these cases were reported in Fallujah. So once again, who are the real perpetrators here?? 

Any opinions on this great debate??

DU causes many health conditions including Harlequin Ichthyosis. The definite rise in the number of cases of this health condition DEFINITELY points to something. Think about it. Scaruffi says that a scientist supporting the motion to this great debate (Gunther)'s work is sloppy. But really, HI is not genetic as these babies are being born into families that have ZERO medical history of HI. I could go on and on, but being a bore is not what I was cut out to be.

What do you think?? Fact or fallacy??

P.s# I am not supporting any sides, being a zionist or an anti-semite. Or an Islamophobe for that matter. Whatever is stated, is based on research, and a love/lust relationship with Science and politics.

-Anti war hippie-










Friday, August 9, 2013

Conspiracy theories 1 (Malaysian edition).

Before I start my rant, here's a nice picture of Heyli (my uni bestie) and I. 




Malaysia's biggest problem??

Najib.

Seriously. Don't believe me?? Think again. That rat is more cunning and conniving than a mongoose trying to trap a snake or a rodent.

That man knows exactly what he's doing, where he's headed to and he has an ultimate goal, an ultimate target to which he is working towards. And we all don't know what he has in store for us. Let's call him, He Who Shall Not Be Named. HWSNBN in short. 

The cops play the blame game. It's the best time to sit back and watch this melodrama with a huge bag of popcorn. 

The cops are blaming the repeal of the EO (Emergency Ordinance) for the crazy increase in gun violence in Malaysia. When was the law repealed?? In 2011, by HWSNBN himself!! I think HWSNBN will blame the people for the repeal of the EO. He would say, "Oh the rakyat wanted the EO abolished" and so on and so forth. He loves to play word games doesn't he now. 

According to the associate professor of Criminology of the Malaysian Science University (USM), HWSNBN had indeed taken the public's words out of context, to his own convenience. What the professor said was, "We advised the government to repeal the Restricted Residences Act but to revise the EO." 
"We should have a similar law to the EO but it must come with stringent checks and balances so that there is no abuse," he added.

See?? Repeal the what?? The Restricted Residences Act and REVISE the EO. Not repeal the EO completely. According to sources who must not be mentioned, when those criminals were freed without trial two years ago, they were released on one condition. They had to vote for HWSNBN in the upcoming elections as a sort of pay-off if I may say?? Well, these are only rumours but I must say, HWSNBN is quite capable of doing that.

You don't think HWSNBN wouldn't do ANYTHING at all for money?? After AMMB Holdings founder, Bahrain-born Hussain Ahmad Najadi was shot dead just last week, HWSNBN pledged to boost resources for fighting crime. The keyword here, boost resources. Where on earth does the money really go to?? He just puts it down in the ledger book, "this sum of money for so and so" and what he really does is pocket a large amount of it. Just like any of the other BN members. For instance, scandalous Ng Yen Yen and her 1.8 million MR spent on creating that Facebook page. 

LOL. With all the ministers speaking out one by one now, I really want to see where all this is heading to. We have Zaid Ibrahim, Pak Lah himself and the ex chief of police on the 'dark side' now. Let's see who else the opposition can recruit. 

Malaysia is becoming a warzone. A democratic nation?? My buttcrack. It is a monarchy, a dictator-peasant authoritarian government-ruled state. Where religion and law have integrated so badly that the police are more focused on pouncing on people who they think or "interpret as" going against the Malaysian Islamic law. Why emphasize the Malaysian Islamic Law?? Because these people who possess power use religion as an attack ground for the public. Missiles are fired wrongly, religion misinterpreted sorely and they're really distorting it through their Nazi-coloured glasses (forgive the blatant pun.)

This is only the beginning.

-The angry Malaysian-







Thursday, August 8, 2013

Influenza.


Down with the flu bug. Right before my finals on Monday.

Great. Just great.

Know what else is great?? Zaid Ibrahim and his ingenious 'opium-ladled commentary' for a brain.

What else?? Ice-cream on a rainy day.

And my band. The Mashed Potatoes. Yup. I have a band called "The Mashed Potatoes". 


The Mashed Potatoes.

There you go. Us on stage. Zag, me, Esther and JuEn.

Okay, that's all.
Can't wait to perform again next semester.

-Adrenaline junkie-

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Malaysia and her vicious cycle.

Malaysia, a country so beautiful. Well-known for traffic jams, KL twin towers, good food, night life, tourist spots, beautiful people and..

CORRUPTION.

Bam!! I said it. Yup. Corrupt, narcissistic politicians who are demi-Hitlers if I may say?? Or wannabe Karl Marxes?? 

Malaysia is so renown now for all the flak our leaders have drawn for us. Leaders who care more about lining their pockets than caring about the welfare of the people. Leaders who blindside people, contorting the beautiful religion of Islam along the way, just to draw followers into their thick juicy webs of lies. Utterly shameful.

Leaders like Mahathir who actually is beginning to resemble Hosni Mubarak; leaders like our very own dear prime minister who fancies himself a (cream pie) winner on "Who wants to be a millionaire??". 

With police like ours who care more about arresting an innocent Malay woman who was defamed on the Internet just because of her love for dogs. Just in the last week, so many shootings have been taking place and Malaysia is not a gun-encouraging country so THAT is rather boggling. But really, those cases are not as important as Maznah's case. Just because she loves dogs and her video was sorely misinterpreted by religious zealots and "pious" people. 

Malaysia is just getting more and more warped with all these juicy fancy twists and turns in the plots. We have Anwar on one side accused of so many crimes, Najib on the other side who COMMITS them but gets away, with all the whistle-blowers being tracked down one by one. (Olivier Metzner anyone??)

We suffer severe brain drains and our years of built, muscular, multicultural relationships are becoming sour although the recent 1Malaysia campaign has been ongoing. I personally think Mahathir's 2020 vision for Malaysia was a better ambitious target. Although he wrote about the "Malay Dilemma" when it was convenient, and now, the "Chinese Dilemma" in a very convenient time too. Words like "Chinese Tsunami", "pariahs" and "immigrants" can be thrown around fairly well and just blaspheme the name of Najib the "Almighty" and get your suicide row the next day. Any justice in our systems??

Aristotle would be turning in his grave. Over and over again. Moderation in actions, desires and emotions. What our leaders sorely lack. 
Moderation.

We are turning into a country of extremists. Extreme sides everywhere. The spectrum is beginning to fray. No longer existing in a long thread but discarded in shards, where only the extreme pieces aren't blown away. Rhetoric, by the way.

It is all a vicious cycle. Just discard the dead wood and you'll see.

You'll see the vicious cycle, just you wait.

The kaleidoscope will be broken and you will see through all their misdemeanors. My close friend Mohammed Elnaiem told me that whatever is happening in Malaysia is whatever happened in the past. This is the way the Brits wanted us to turn out. The British when they colonized Malaysia used the 'divide and conquer' tactic to separate us all. And they succeeded. 

Malaysia. Her vicious cycle prevails.

Sadly.


Malaysia for the people!! Satu Rakyat, satu negara.


-Moon- 


Sunday, August 4, 2013

Mesh of thoughts.

Tick tock, goes the clock.

Sometimes, it gets hard to keep pace.
And all you'll ever do is wonder. "Would it have been better if I went down that road instead??" 

Control. Something we all crave for, no?? 
Damn this spillage of thoughts. All this pent up swirling of words that just come out in a euphoria of mass typing on a Vaio.

Normalcy. A funny word. Normalcy. What is it really?? Who sets the benchmark for it??

Alcohol. A happy substance. I'm a fan. It really gives you the boost you need.

Home-cooked food. I've been obsessed with home-cooked food for quite a while now. Okay, not a while. More like a week or two?? Like all my other half-hearted subservient passions, I hope this one won't dwindle as fast. I mean seriously, cooking at home is so much healthier and it does actually taste better than outside food too. I've had this crazy chef-streak going on. I can actually cook meat now!! Meat is something I really don't like handling. I hate the stench of raw meat. The sight of it is nauseating too. But I guess compact meat pates aren't so bad. It is really an obsession. I'll post a few pictures of my 'food creations' if you guys want to see what I've been experimenting with in the kitchen. 

Motivation. Something I need. Really badly. I've been a bum. I confess. A downright bum who has zero motivation whatsoever to do anything but to indulge in happy things which do not include studying. Yes, I really have to focus on my subjects this semester.

Horror. Something that keeps this adrenaline junkie happy??

Asperger's. I don't know why it sounds like ass-burgers. But it's a condition I have. It's so mild it sucks being in the middle. It's like having your right foot in a vortex and your left in the current world.

Lynn. My best friend. Always has been, always will be.

Sam. One of my favourite humans.

British English. Beats American English any day. I don't know why my Vaio keeps auto-correcting my English. I have a near perfect grasp in English linguistics. Self-proclaimed of course.

Mondays. A day we all hate. Or most of us, rather.

Monday. Today.

Sigh.

A recent me. Toodles.



Friday, June 29, 2012

Whirr.

Whirr goes my laptop fan on my bed. Oh the stagnation of life sometimes.


On a brighter note; X-ed a number of people out from my life. Yup, as R says, clear out the dead wood. (A genius I used to know.) It does feel a whole lot better now anyway.


Can't wait for 2013. As cliche as it sounds. Have a little going on for me now; maybe I need more :)


Xx.



Sunday, May 13, 2012

Of buggers, burgers and Ambiga.




Hello readers!! :D Didn't know what picture to put so I put one of myself. Ahem, excuses for vanity. ANYWAY.


Who opens up a burger stall in front of someone else's home and violates their privacy to 'punish' them??


UMNO/BN rookies of course.


There were multiple reports on various sites talking about IKHLAS opening up a burger stall in front of Datuk Ambiga's house. These petty traders complain of unrealistically HUGE losses they suffered because of the Bersih- 'the clean and fair elections protest' on the 28th of April. The traders gathered outside Datuk Ambiga's house (some dressed in Barisan National uniforms) for the burger protest. They even offered Ambiga some burgers although they know she is vegetarian. They also hung a burger on her gate, which was later removed by her bodyguard.


Is it even reasonable in the first place?? They say that because of the Bersih rally, they had to shut down their stalls for A DAY. The amount they want to claim back for compensation?? 200, 000 Malaysian dollars.


They say that their losses in A SINGLE DAY amounted up to 200 000 dollars?? They've got to be kidding. The best part of all this, is that our dear Malaysian police that fired tear gas and pepper-laced water from high pressured water cannons into the Bersih rally-goers are not doing anything about this pandemonium outside Datuk Ambiga's house. 


Is that even fair?? 


1. How offensive!! The traders obviously knew that Datuk Ambiga is a vegetarian. Do they want to provoke the very staunch members of PETA who are vegetarians as well?? :)


2. Who on earth is THAT stupid to close down food stalls on a day that is going to be exploding with a multitude of people?? They either are (a) plain stupid or (b) government cronies who are obviously idiots as well or (c) just too stupid to not understand how a business works. Don't we all know that, when an opportunity arises, grab it?? I mean, the Bersih rally was a GOLDEN opportunity. The streets were filled with throngs of people.  And people obviously get hungry AND thirsty after walking, sweating etc.


3. The location of the protest. This is absolute irrelevance. They held the 'burger protest' directly outside Datuk Ambiga's house. That is a blatant invasion of one's privacy. It can also be viewed as a security threat as Datuk Ambiga cannot leave her house without any harassment. She's a lawyer. I bet she could sue all of them in the blink of an eye for violation, distress, criminal/malicious intent and of course, damage to property, and criminal threat. These people should understand that Datuk Ambiga has a family and to cause her THAT amount of distress is just not a very reasonable thing to do, especially when donning government uniforms.


4. They are angry and rioting over the fact that Datuk Ambiga has international backup, BECAUSE she is a lawyer. I think their basis of argument is very invalid and in a debate, it is considered a clash or an overlapping of points where one side does not see the other side's point of view (pov).


Datuk Ambiga's point of hosting Bersih was for clean, fair and reformed elections. These petty traders who are obviously government cronies (let's call them GC*), obviously do not see her point and now they want to dive into this already blown up pandemonium with a DIFFERENT DIMENSION altogether and say that because of Bersih, they incurred a huge loss. Now that doesn't make sense. As I stated in number 2 above. What does Ambiga's international backup have to do with a loss they've incurred?? You see?? Any reasonable sense in the matter??


Another basis of their argument is that Ambiga's rally was illegal. Aren't they doing the EXACT same thing, except that it's worse?? Bersih did not invade any privacy. In this burger protest, the residents of Jalan Setiakasih are affected as there are a throng of people there, reporters too of course. Unwanted attention. The president of IKHLAS has been recorded stating that he hopes she feels the effect of their protest if ever the residents face any difficulties/emergencies. Isn't that malicious intent?? Aren't the law enforcers supposed to be doing something about it??


The president of IKHLAS (a stupid, confused brain damaged idiot who lacks intellect) said that he and his GC*s wouldn't hesitate to block the whole street with their stalls in order to get back the money they lost on the 28th of May. Isn't that a threat in itself?? They're blackmailing Ambiga to compensate the loss that isn't even in existence. He argues and tells the media that all traders should not vote for the opposition in the upcoming elections!! GC* much?? Bersih lasted for a day and these idiots plan to block the whole of Ambiga's residential area for up to 2 weeks if she does not pay back the sum of the loss they incurred. 


It's just plain nonsense. Illogical and unreasonable. And the law enforcers should do something about it. Not just sit back and enjoy the whole commotion. 


Long live, Ambiga.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Dogs and murder.


This is my beautiful mini Spitz (or so I think), Jem :) She's in her "hey, I want some pets please" position. She's 5 this year :)



Another cloyingly cute picture of her.



The above two pictures are also of Jem but after she got into a fight with my neighbor's Rottweiller. She practically got mauled, Jem's a pretty tiny dog.


This is Apple (weird name for a huge dog I know), my neighbor's adorable big dog.


Contrary to popular belief, all dogs have aggressive instincts in them. I personally believe that there is no such thing as certain breeds of dogs being more prone to snaps than others. Size and sinew do matter of course. As they say; it's a dog eat dog world. 


Anyway, the incident that happened where my dog got into a brawl with my neighbor's dog was so uncalled for. (Warning: It's lengthy.) It happened like this: The chronology of unfortunate events-


1. My mother who loves dogs happened to see a little (or big) black tail bobbing on one side of my gate. Her heart sank. Her first thought was, "Please don't let it be Apple." (Apple-my neighbor's Rottweiller has been attacking some of my neighborhood dogs. I live in a society where dogs make our worlds go round. LOL.) 


2. She checked my neighbor's and saw that the outer gate was open.


3. She called my younger cousin, C to go out with her on a wild goose chase in an attempt to chase Apple back into her house.


4. Mum went to the other gate (we have 2 gates to my house) and opened it with the remote. (She didn't see Apple on this side of the gate.)


5. Apple rushed in and attacked Jem.

6. Mum screamed bloody murder and began hitting Apple with a broom (she managed to break it) and started looking for more weapons to hit poor Apple with. The whole time, Jem's head was in Apple's massive jaws mind you. Her head believe it or not can be fitted into Apple's jaws all the way to her neck. I hope you follow.


7. I woke up in time to hear the screaming and commotion. I rushed downstairs in my boxers just to see the gruesome scene. C (my younger cousin) just stood there in all his manly cowardliness, gee.


8. I yelled at my mum to stop hitting poor Apple :( I tried coaxing Apple and she let go of poor Jem for awhile, then she grabbed Jem by her derriere. (My dog was tied to the gate by the way if you're wondering why she didn't make her escape.)


9. Mum started crying and my heart sank. Then I saw the hose, grabbed it and turned it on. Just my luck; the water pressure at that point was pretty low. I sprayed Apple anyway, talking to her the whole time. My mum had reached a point of hysteria already .


10. Apple turned around and walked towards me. I took that opportunity to grab hold of her head. And hug her. LOL In a bear hug. Thankfully, she played along. (She's like one of our pets by the way. Except that she lives a wall away. LOL.) Okay so, mum managed to loosen Jem by that time.


11. Jem ran loose and Apple heard and Jem actually wanted to attack Apple :/ Really bitchy dogs. I ran toward Jem, carried her and screamed at my house helper to open up the wooden door. I threw Jem in on time and managed to leash Apple. I tied her to the gate.


12. Mum kept apologizing and petting Apple for freaking out and hitting her with a broom :/


13. Waited for my neighbor to come collect Apple.


14. After everything, I calmed mum down and rushed Jem to the vet after giving her some sugar water for consumption.


Moral of this long story is: Negligent pet owners should be banned. Every kind of animal that is going to be a pet needs love and care. Dog owners especially need to be extra responsible for their pets.


That brings us to the next story, Mister Yip. He was a 74 year-old Subang resident; mauled to death by a pit bull. The absolute best part of the story is that, the dog's owner can't even identify her pet's breed. In some interviews, she mentions that it is a pit bull; however, SPCA has mentioned that the dog was not actually a pit bull but a bull terrier. In this case, the cause of it all happening is obviously the owner's negligence.




This is Woffle (she's 4 now) :) Dropping by to say a shy hello. She doesn't like her pictures to be taken :P


Dogs like humans too have feelings and temperaments. To every case of a dog gone bad, is a negligent, irresponsible human behind it. Why do you think Apple managed to get out of her house and maul my dog?? Her owner forgot to close the gate properly. As simple as that. Us humans like to have fun too. Imagine being cooped up all the time. I can just imagine the exhilaration Apple felt when she bounded out of her house compound. I think the endorphins drove her to such wild deeds. LOL. She was a very depressed dog though. My neighbor used to give us the keys to her house and we went in to play with Apple. She's really a darling. 


Same goes to the little Bull terrier that mauled the old man to death. It must've been trained to attack OR the owner simply didn't train it well enough. It might have been as depressed as Apple OR something might have triggered a reaction as big as a murder instinct in it. It might have not gotten enough exercise and was cooped up thus, when it escaped became an aggressive creature. Any living thing if cooped up for too long would eventually become wild and unrestrained when released. Why should the dog suffer the consequence?? I personally think the owner should be tried in court under Section 304 (a) for the penal code for causing death by negligence. Why make the dog suffer; why euthanize it when it can be rehabilitated?? It just isn't fair innit. Help this little dog by voicing out your opinions to any media in Malaysia. Don't allow it to suffer because of its owner's irresponsibility.


In conclusion: Dogs like humans HAVE emotions. They require a lot of TLC, and of course, exercise and lots and lots of cuddles and walks. Negligence turns dogs into monsters (like humans). They have mood swings and tempers too. Oh and of course, they love to be talked to. NEVER EVER neglect your dog, all dog owners out there. They love you more than they love themselves :)


-The dog lover- 


Disclaimer: I checked Apple after the incident to ensure that she was not harmed at all. She was in perfect condition. My mum hit her out of sheer anxiety and fear, mum loves Apple as much as she loves our dogs. She's one of ours.



A hello from me :)

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Of politics and Newton.

I'm really tempted to use all kinds of profanities to express my disdain towards the current government but of course. Who'd be taken seriously after that?? :) 


I've been sorely tempted to write earlier on the Bersih issue. So many other issues cropped up and sort of threatened to steal the limelight away from Bersih, no?? I think what many people confuse are the fine lines separating the parliament, constitution and of course, the government. So Patrick Henry says, "The constitution is not an instrument for the government to restrain the people. It is an instrument for the people to restrain the government." Wise words, I must say. Who is Patrick Henry, you might ask?? He was (yes was, he died a long time ago. Existed in the time of the "ruins", somewhere between the 17th-18th century) a politician from Virginia, known for his boldness and his courage in leading people towards the light, he promoted human rights along with independence. His other most famous quote was, "give me liberty, or give me death." American students would know him for his "righteous" acts in leading the rebels (opposition) against the government in the Stamp Act along with famous Thomas Paine and of course, Samuel Adams. My American History lecturer would be so "proud" of me :/ I didn't waste her precious breath. LOL. 


So anyway, what does Patrick Henry's quotes have to do with a tiny country like Malaysia who has just started taking baby steps toward a revolution/enlightenment?? 


If you ask me, I'd say we are well on our way to establishing a very rigid dictated authoritarian regime-led government. Egypt and Libya have started with the overthrowing of their leaders. Most people would say, "aahh ungrateful rats." But after all, don't we just strive for a few things in common, transparency, happiness and a less dictated life where we don't have to live in constant fear of the ISA (in Malaysia) or the race card games being thrown against us?? I think the Bersih rally was eye-opening and of course, it puts our current government in fear of an overthrowing. The leaders of UMNO have been quoted, saying, "The opposition has already gotten a few of the states. What more do they want??" I don't think they REALLY get the point of it all. Or maybe they're just good at being the evasive finks they are.


The Bersih rally was never aimed at overthrowing the current government. All the people want is a good, clean, less corrupt round of elections. The whole point of it was to lobby for fair elections. Tell me, is that really wrong?? Why do you think such a huge number of people went for the rally?? It wasn't a fun rave, people were sprayed with tear gas and fired with strong gushes of water from water cannons. The police were being humongous bullies too. Isn't that eye-opening enough?? When such a huge dissatisfaction comes out in the open, isn't that enough to make a statement?? It isn't that the people are being all ratty and whining about the way things are today. It is BECAUSE our leaders have broken our trust in them. They often stray and digress away from all things true. 


What they should know is that, when such a huge group of people come together to voice their dissatisfaction, it isn't an anarchy. It isn't a threat to overthrow (it might be but why the paranoia when the government claims in all its self-righteousness that it has done nothing wrong and that everything can be validated??), it isn't an act of the prodigal characteristic in each and every one of us and it certainly isn't an act of rebelliousness. 


What the leaders should know that every action has a consequence. They should understand that the severe rippling of dissatisfaction among the general public is in fact a consequence, a butterfly effect of the stones they have been skimming across the water. Lastly, they should reread Newton's second and third laws which are VERY MUCH applicable in a case such as this. 


Newton's second and third laws state that:


The acceleration a of a body is parallel and directly proportional to the net force F and inversely proportional to the mass m, i.e., F = ma.:   AND


The mutual forces of action and reaction between two bodies are equal, opposite and co linear.


I'll be back for more ;)


-Lishia-