ENAM PULUH TAHUN DULU

APA YANG

DITULiS OLEH

AYN RAND

60 TAHUN 

LAMPAU

MASiH TEPAT

AYN RAND  1905-1982

kelahiran rusis 

  penulis novel

 penulis teater

penulis skrip filem 

dan 

ahli falsafah

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SEORANG 

LAGi 

HASAN MALiK

Ketua PAC: Ringgit jatuh baik untuk penduduk kampung

Pengerusi Kira-kira Wang Negara (PAC)  Hasan Arifin memberitahu Dewan Rakyat bahawa kejatuhan nilai ringgit baik untuk masyarakat luar bandar.

Ini kerana, kata Hasan (BN-Rompin), keadaan itu menyebabkan harga komoditi meningkat.

KAH KAH KAH

woit

kenapa pemakai 

nama hasan semuanya

bebal dan bangang?

apa silapnya dengan hasan?

kenapa semua hasan

mestyi jadi hasan malek

kah kah kah

HASAN MALEK

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WAK SATAY YAH

NAJiB KATA

KiTA PERLU

WAK SATAY

YAH 

KALAU TiDAK

KiTA JADi

LiBERAL

KAH KAH KAH

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RINNGIT JATUH LAGI

BETUL TAK?

1 US Dollar equals

4.29 Malaysian Ringgit

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Ringgit falls as Fitch warns deficit target may be out of reach

The ringgit declined the most in a week after Fitch Ratings said the government may miss its 2016 fiscal deficit target as the economy remains under pressure from lower commodity prices. 

The shortfall could exceed Najib Razak’s estimate of 3.1% of gross domestic product (GDP), the ratings company said in a statement today. Fitch estimates the slippage is unlikely to increase Malaysia’s debt ratio, which will remain around 52% of GDP until 2017. 

- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/ringgit-falls-as-fitch-warns-deficit-target-may-be-out-of-reach#sthash.JSyejAOR.dpuf

KAH KAH KAH

BETUL TAK

GWA SUDAH

CAKAP 

RiNGGiT KiTA

JATUH LAGi

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JANGAN HINA BIAWAK

LiDAH

BiAWAK

HRW: Najib liberal di luar negara, ‘kuku besi’ dalam negara

Najib Razak membawa dirinya sebagai seorang pemacu perubahan yang liberal (liberal reformer) di luar negara kerana Putrajaya sangat mengambil berat terhadap kritikan daripada pihak luar berhubung hak asasi di negara ini, kata Human Rights Watch (HRW).

Pengarah rantau Asia HRW Brad Adams berkata, bagaimanapun, apabila berada di dalam negara, perdana menteri itu berkelakuan sangat berbeza dengan imej yang ditonjolnya di luar negara.

Katanya, kerajaan sangat prihatin tentang keperluan menjaga nama baik mereka dan kehendak retorik mereka untuk mewujudkan masyarakat yang lebih bertolak ansur, bagi tujuan politik mereka supaya kekal berkuasa.

- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/bahasa/article/najib-bawa-imej-liberal-di-luar-negara-sebaliknya-tidak-di-malaysia-kata-hr#sthash.aCg3ROOa.dpuf

KAH KAH KAH

woit

siang cakap lain

malam cakap lain

pada baju merah

najib cakap apa lagi

china mahu

pada china najib cakap

tidak sokong baju merah

pada china cakap lain

pada melayu cakap lain

ini bukan lidak biawak

ini lidah najib razak

JANGAN HiNA 

BiAWAK

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