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Feb
27
It’s time to believe (that change is possible)
February 27, 2008 | 3 Comments
Many sceptical Malaysians often say that things will never change in Malaysia. In particular, these people are talking about the political landscape of Malaysia. Although I agree that it is extremely difficult to visualise Malaysian politics any other way, i.e. being dominated by Umno, I strongly believe that we can change things; otherwise, I wouldn’t bother being in a political party.
Party politics aside, many people say that it’s time to change. With all the crime, corruption, educational and environmental (physical, mental and spiritual) damage that Umno has perpetrated on Malaysia, it’s very clear to everyone that it is time for change in Malaysia. Indeed, many would say that change is overdue.
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Aug
12
Capacity for courage
August 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment
I watched Transformers for the second time yesterday… at the IMAX cinema! Well, frankly speaking, despite the bigger screen, second time round it’s not that exciting anymore. I even caught some “z’s”…
Anyway, what’s interesting was that I’ve been wanting to write a post about the good vs. evil concept - some autobots protect, others destroy. Well, it’s pretty obvious who represents the Decepticons in Malaysia. I don’t know if you’d agree that the opposition parties represent the humans-friendly autobots.
Whatever it is, I liked what Optimus Prime said at the end of the movie - something about humanity’s “capacity for courage”.
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Jul
23
UK weather just got worse
July 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment
If you thought the weather in UK was bad, it just got worse. As far as I’m concerned, this is a very real sign that the earth is undergoing extreme “hormonal changes”. And if we don’t start taking steps to change our destructive lifestyles, we’re not going to leave much of a legacy to our children.
By the way, if you haven’t yet watched Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth, check it out.
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