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Wednesday, 27 February 2013

THIS IS UMNO!


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Your news articles contains defamatory content and defamatory headings which is illegal posting under the Malaysian Penal Court. You must delete these posts because it's a very serious issue otherwise a court order will be issued against your website. Kindly take this matter seriously and remove those links as earliest.
Riswan Habib   riswanhabib@brooklinshaw.com
I would like to bring a very serious matter to your attention. There has been several links on your website against "NAJIB TUN RAZAK" Honorable Prime Minister of Malaysia. These Links are consistently harming his reputation in a negative manner. It seems to be illegally posting under the defamation act of 1957 act no. 286 under the section 7. So, terminate these links before it moves to some large legal court action. 

http://malaysia-today.net/mtcolumns/newscommentaries/40515-wikileaks-releases-cables-on-najib-and-altantuya

http://www.malaysia-today.net/mtcolumns/newscommentaries/54332-shahrizat-blows-it-for-umno-in-swak

http://www.malaysia-today.net/mtcolumns/newscommentaries/54421-deepak-wants-najib-out-muhyiddin-in

http://www.malaysia-today.net/mtcolumns/guest-columnists/54183-kpru-najib-as-the-most-indecisive-prime-minister-of-malaysia

http://malaysia-today.net/archives/archives-2012/50454-yet-another-nail-in-najibs-coffin

http://www.malaysia-today.net/mtcolumns/guest-columnists/54354-the-decline-and-fall-of-najib


Advocate Riswan Habib,
Senior Legal Advisor,
Office of The Prime Minister Main Block,
Perdana Putra Building,
Federal Government Administrative Centre,
MALAYSIA

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THIS IS UMNO!


Alahaii...de gak sanggup jadi pencacai pd Haram Jadah ni., malu lah mk cik oiii...dgn ank2 tu......!!!

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Joke lagi....


Red-cheeked hotel guest has a hide to ask for room key

Staff reporter, The West AustralianFebruary 27, 2013, 8:18 am




Being locked out of a hotel room without a key or clothes is the stuff of nightmares and ridiculous farce.
But for one man staying at an American hotel the humiliation of having to make his way to reception has been made worse by the hotel CCTV footage being viewed by 600,000 people on YouTube, according to The Sun website in Britain.
The Sun reports that the man took the elevator where he encountered a mother and son.
The mother shielded her young boy's eyes from the naked man but the bare guest's humiliation did not end there.
When he finally reached the desk, he asked for the key to his room but the receptionist instead asked him to produce ID, The Sun reported.

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cakap cakap...Love your country!

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Tuesday, 26 February 2013

"Sabah is owned by the Sultan of Sulu. We're not invading this place because it is ours. If the Malaysian police come with guns, we have to defend ourselves."



26 February 2013 Last updated at 06:13 GMT

Philippines Aquino urges sultan to end Sabah stand-off

Sultan of Sulu Jamalul Kiram III (22 Feb 2013)Mr Aquino called on Sultan Jamalul Kiram III to urge his supporters to withdraw

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Philippines President Benigno Aquino has warned a clan leader that he must end a stand-off involving armed supporters who are occupying a remote part of Malaysia's Sabah province.
In a TV address, Mr Aquino said Sultan Jamalul Kiram III would face the "full force of the law" if the men were not withdrawn from Lahad Datu, on Borneo.
Some 180 people travelled by boat to the district earlier this month.
They were aiming to fortify the sultan's historical claim to the land.
Calling themselves the Royal Army of Sulu, and about 30 of them carrying arms, they had set up camp on the small area of disputed territory, but were soon surrounded by Malaysian police.
"If you choose not to co-operate, the full force of the laws of the state will be used to achieve justice for all who have been put in harm's way," Mr Aquino told the sultan in his statement.
"This is a situation that cannot persist. If you are truly the leader of your people, you should be one with us in ordering your followers to return home peacefully."
He also warned that an investigation was under way into whether any laws had been broken in this "foolhardy act".
'Not invading'
However the sultan's younger brother, Agbinuddin Kiram - who is with the group - said they had not violated any laws as "Sabah is owned by the Sultan of Sulu".
"We're not invading this place because it is ours,'' he told the Associated Press, but said that they were running out of food.
He added: "If the Malaysian police come with guns, we have to defend ourselves."
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Malaysia and the Philippines have agreed the stand-off will be settled peacefully. The Philippines has sent a navy ship to the region, carrying food and medical supplies and also social workers and Muslim leaders, in the hope of persuading the sultan's supporters to abandon their goal.
Malaysia's Sabah state shares a sea border with the southern Philippines, which is home to a number of Islamic militant and kidnap-for ransom groups. The journey between the two can take only a few hours.
It formed part of the Sulu Sultanate - which once spread over several southern Philippine islands as well as parts of Borneo - before it was designated a British protectorate in the 1800s.
Sabah became part of Malaysia in 1963, and the country still pays a token rent to the Sulu Sultanate each year.

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19 TOURISTS KILLED AS BALLOON EXPLODES



19 TOURISTS KILLED AS BALLOON EXPLODES AT EGYPT'S LUXOR

AFPUpdated February 26, 2013, 7:22 pm
19 tourists killed as balloon explodes at Egypt s Luxor
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    CAIRO (AFP) - A hot air balloon caught fire and exploded over Egypt's ancient temple city of Luxor during a sunrise flight on Tuesday, killing 19 tourists including Japanese and Koreans, sources said.
    The balloon which was carrying 21 people was flying at 300 metres (1,000 feet) caught fire when it caught fire, a security official said.
    An employee at the company operating the balloon said the pilot and one tourist survived by jumping out of the basket before it plunged to the ground. Both have been taken to hospital.
    The employee, who declined to give her name, told AFP the tourists were from Korea, Japan and Britain, as well as one Egyptian.
    Earlier a security official reported 19 people dead but said they were from Hong Kong, Japan, France and Britain.
    "This is terrible, just terrible," the employee told AFP by telephone. "We don't yet know what happened exactly or what went wrong," she said.
    The balloon had been floating over the west bank of Luxor, one of Egypt's most renowned archaeological sites and home to the famous Valley of the Kings and the grand Temple of Hatshepsut.
    The British foreign office could not immediately confirm if any Britons had died in the crash.
    "We are aware of reports (that Britons might be among the casualties). We are making inquiries," a foreign office spokesman said.
    In 2009, 13 foreign tourists were injured when their hot air balloon hit a phone mast and crashed at Luxor. Sources at the time said the balloon was overcrowded.
    The crash comes amid widespread anger over safety standards in Egypt following several deadly transport and construction accidents.
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