I should (and I did) expect the result to turn out this way, but I still feel down in the dumps. A very, very sad day for democracy in Malaysia, and Perak in particular. The man elected by the rakyat is ousted from the seat by an usurper, the tyranny of the minority has won over the majority.
Now the State Assembly will never be dissolved and there will never be state elections in Perak.
There is no doubt that World of Warcraft is one of the most popular MMORPGs there is out there. Certainly nobody can dispute that, with 11 million wow accounts paid subscribers all over the world. For those who may want to get involved in the game but cannot be bothered to start from scratch, there are world of warcraft accounts which are available for sale and loaded with high-level and developed characters. Just go to the website to get your cheap wow accounts and start playing your own game in the world of Azeroth.
I am very much fully aware of the attempts of some people to promote a relatively-new blog aggregator as the “competitor” of PPS. Never mind the fact that its features are very similar to ping.sg and offers nothing new in that regard. I have nothing personally against that blog aggregator (no need to mention its name here), by the way: I do use it myself and I have indeed found the backend intriguing and exciting. In fact, I am considering using some of its features as inspiration for the “future PPS”, which will radically change the way of how the current PPS work.
But I am digressing.
Yes, some people just simply can’t spell. Look closely and tell me if you can see a dash (“-”) in VCTech Network?
Even if you are so patheticly stooping so low as to call for a “boycott” against PPS (as if I am even going to be bothered by it in the first place!), at least have some sense to spell the company’s name properly! The name is VCTECH NETWORK, not “VC-Tech Network”.
Sheesh.
According to Al-Jazeera English:
US soldiers have been encouraged to spread the message of their Christian faith among Afghanistan’s predominantly Muslim population, video footage obtained by Al Jazeera appears to show. Military chaplains stationed in the US air base at Bagram were also filmed with bibles printed in the country’s main Pashto and Dari languages. In one recorded sermon, Lieutenant-Colonel Gary Hensley, the chief of the US military chaplains in Afghanistan, is seen telling soldiers that as followers of Jesus Christ, they all have a responsibility “to be witnesses for him”.
They have been doing this in every nation they have occupied previously, so it came as no surprise to me. After all, the tactic has always been (and will always be) BIBLE + JESUS = FOOD. What is sickening is that these worshippers of a half-naked Roman criminal swinging from a cross are getting away with their Bible-thumping in a predominantly Muslim nation, with no outcry from other countries. I would think that da’wah movements such as WAMY or ABIM Outreach should step in to deal with the situation.