DISQUS

jed, feel free to block this, as per your usual censorship.

Your response is the most outrageous of all, (apart from Khir Toyo's outburst) that i have seen. Coming from a female, possibly from similiar cultural and religious background, you have absolute no clue what the fuc you re talking about. I think my usual logical reasoning and arguiing will only dignify your piece of crap article. I wonder how the fuck Asia Sentinel hires a senile writer/journalist/thinker like you. Are we so lacking in talent that shitface like you deserve an opportunity?

Keep writing controversial articles to attract those attention you crave. You are nothing. nothing.

In your short little article, you have made many damning inferrence and implication. So, i reserve no politeness here in stating that ..the only whore here is you, for selling out your principles, dignity and ideals because of personal issues. you re fucked up.

Funnily, i found myself supporting your freedom of speech, despite your random ramblings about many issues. Truely, you have attracted the real umno animals. Be prepared to receive police reports, verbal harassments, insults, various calls. Hopefully all these threats and verbal calling remains verbal. Peace be with you.

Anwar has yet to pay you for his Mid-summer tryst? oh poor jed. sorry..got bored, hence i came here.

unlike most people, i cannot be bought over by money. :) but kiamsap and throwing money around do not go together....now i am confused. :) plus, kissing people's feet seems to be reserved to anwar/bn/pas goons.

Homegrown talent - maybe consider thinking any malaysians as homegrown, before we lost more talented people to oversea diaphora. :) or maybe vote me to be MP! yay! When i vote, i prefer to look at education background, family background, working background and policies/political stand...rather than where he grew up. If tony can infuse some singaporean efficiency into our parliament, i would be delighted. you have yet to tell me why you dislike Tony. What happened? if it's only meant for personal viewing, mind emailing me? I don't wish going on supporting someone, if there's a real reason not to support him.

i am born in KL, grew up in KL and attending victoria institution, which is probably a landmark of KL itself. Honestly, I never really consider the background of the politicians/leaders I have voted for. It is apparent that this is your personal vendetta against Tony. Why don't you just let it out, in a your way - write it on your blog. why insinuates "evilness" and labelled people as "opportunists who parachutes in" or "import"?

Btw, many other great democracy has leaders that are not even born or grew up from a particular locality. Barack Obama is born in Hawaii (far more distant to Illinois), and only spent about 16 years in Chicago of Illinois. Yet, he is the senator of illinois. Nasharudin Mat Isa is also a parachuter by your definition. he is from westcoast, KL, and has been MP in Kedah and Terrengannu.

So, what's the deal? :) Enlighten us please, dear Jed.

Origin of Wilayah Persekutuan MPs
ref for MP list

Kepong Tan Seng Giaw DAP Origin: Kelantan, KL since 1976 a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tan_Seng_Giaw >Ref
Batu Chua Tian Chang PKR Origin: Melaka, KL since 1996 a href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tian_Chua>Ref
Wangsa Maju Wee Choo Keong PKR Origin: Kelantan, KL since 1992 Ref
Segambut Lim Lip Eng DAP Origin: Klang Ref
Setiawangsa Zulhasnan Rafique BN Origin: KL, ex Victorian
P119 Titiwangsa Lo' Lo' Mohamead Ghazali PAS Origin: Kedah, KL since 1987 Ref
Bukit Bintang Fong Kui Lun DAP Origin: Serdang/KL a href=http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/Streets/Tuesday/Stories/2274651/Article/index_html> ref
Lembah Pantai Nurul Izzah Anwar PKR Origin:KL
sinec you deleted my previous post, i ll do these AGAIN later!
Seputeh Teresa Kok Suh Sim DAP KL -
Cheras Tan Kok Wai DAP - KL
Bandar Tun Razak Abd Khalid Ibrahim PKR - kuala selangor + KL

jed, I am sure my comments on your past two posts were substantiated by proper references, but alas, you can't accept opposing views. you were always an interesting read because you providing alternative, refreshing, albeit controversial view. more so, when you can bite the bullets with regards to criticisms. guess not.

take care. sorry if i "insulted" you.

Woo. i can't read what s your response on my previous comments? oh well, some things better left unssaid...

it's interesting that you think I would belongs to the DAP planted commentors. I don't think DAP needs to employ cybertroopers yet. While not having the liberty of any inside knowledge, for me being a "oversea laptop" malaysian with free access to blogs, malaysiakini and newspapers, i can only make inference based on the comments on Ktemoc's posting...r

1) Jed Yoong said: I see your blog has become a ground for libel.I suggest you remove the comment about me and Rocket.I've already answered those issues raised.I would rather not embarass Tony Pua for being a TOTAL CHEAPSKATE BOSS by publishing his emails to me TOO, just like you.

<<> oh puhlezz share it with us! come on, not fair that you keep all these lovely info to yourself. after all, he or his affliates online seem to make you angry!

2) and the bit that ticked you off:

int said...

Aha, so now we have a discussion on Jed Yoong vs. Ktemoc? ;-) Boy, politics is a funny business!

Jed is a good writer, and she does put in the effort to go places and talk to people. She is undoubtedly "on the ground". But that doesn't mean she really understands the ground.

I recall in the aftermath of the general election, with some political tensions in Perak, Jed was "on the ground" and she concluded based on the lack of hospitality that she got in some warung manned by Malays that the Malays in Perak were angry and things were uncertain. She even went so far as to suggest that Perak should go back to BN. That was her assessment, based on what she sensed "on the ground".

I think her judgement can be off sometimes. That's in line with what one of her former colleagues in The Rocket mentioned to me some time back, but of course you may want to take that with a grain of salt since her departure from The Rocket was not exactly amicable, although the circumstances weren't really crystal clear.

So when she now judges that Ktemoc's views are "deranged", we should just nod along politely, but take it with a grain of salt.
6:25 PM, July 22, 2008

<< now, let's remains objective. i don't see anything wrong for people leaving a job/volunteer role amicably or not-amicably. what's the problem there? ground for libel? mmm...

so, please do tell us how tony pua is a bad MP, compared to, say, Khir Toyo?

firstly, i don't think what you say can sink Tony - unless you have some scandalizing stories (invovling ones' posterior, perhaps).

secondly, don't bother defending yourself - because there's nothing to be defended for (or nothing you need to defend, if you have done nothing wrong).

thirdly, have a nice day. :)

who are these two guys?

Mohamad Nizar Jamaludin (Pasir Panjang) Jamaluddin Mohd Radzi (Behrang)

Give it to PKR giant killer (or is he on a parliamentary seat?). I wanna an INDIAN Chief MINISter

reading comments from k0k, you can't help but to feel sad. I have had the opportunity to be in an environment of Muslims, and yes, my friends are all very confused. They were being preached a version of beliefs that is contradictory to what they have learned and seen in life. They were taught that us, kafirs , have internal hatred to anything Islamic. They were taught to NOT share anything with us, Babi eating people. So we tolerate each other.... but what's right and wrong? Is Islam so incompatible with all other faiths, and the virtue of sharing a community is simply impossible?

that're some lovely writings at the beginning of this post.

not all cops are bad cops. out of 10 encounters, 8 of them have been bad for me though. I think i have had enough materials to publish a short book on it.

sigh.

what do we do?

good list. Northwestern !

what is your intended major?