Apa yang membimbangkan saya ialah melihatkan kepada kepudaran idealisme di kalangan (khususnya) generasi muda. Sikap “tidak apa” (complacent), “tak kisah” dengan apa pun yang berlaku amatlah membimbangkan. Ulang tahun 50 tahun merdeka merupakan titik tolak bagi kita semua untuk memugar kembali idealisme, berpegang kepada prinsip, menolak kebatilan, menyuburkan budaya ilmu, memelihara kerukunan hidup bermasyarakat, tasamuh (lebih saya gemari daripada sekadar toleransi), memelihara institusi madani, urus tadbir yang baik (good governance) dan sebagainya.
Peranan dan wibawa Dato’ Seri amat kritikal, ketika mana yang amat merasakan kelesuan ini. Tetapi wadah politik tidak memungkinkan perkongsian bestari dengan banyak pihak yang terkongkong oleh “sikon” sedia?
Mohon ulasan dan komentar Dato’ Seri.

Wassalam.

Pena Abadi (Sila quote nama pena ini)

Saya mohon sdr bertaubat. Nanti kematianmu berkepala PIG.

DSAI has responded to your query in his latest statement:

http://anwaribrahimblog.com/?p=895

Have you heard of the recent government intention of curbing blogging activities?

Quote from NST:
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Nazri said the government was looking at formulating new laws allowing it to monitor and act against offending bloggers.
“This is in areas not provided for by the ISA, Sedition Act or Section 121b of the Penal Code,” he said.
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ISA, Sedition Act and Section 121b are all designed to curb freedom of expression and information in Malaysia. Now comes another Act? 50 years of independence = 50 years of repression!

The accusation most often levelled against them being that they spread ‘lies’ against the state and tarnish the image of the leaders of the country; a charge that resonates well in some other repressive states where dissent is likewise treated as a security threat, such as North Korea and China. Malaysia going the communist or authoritarian way?

The situation is very dire in Malaysia now. We have a racist UMNO, corrupted BN and a repressive government. What the future holds for us in Malaysia? Should we celebrate that we have lost most of our remaining freedom during the coming Merdeka Day?

Kind regards,
If only Utopia exist in Malaysia…

You have the Fortune 500, the Forbes 400, the Forbes Platinum 100, the International 800 — among others.

These lists rank big corporations by sales, assets, profits and market share. The point of these surveys is simple — to identify and glorify the biggest and most profitable corporations.

The point of the list contained in this report, The Top 100 Corporate Criminals of the Decade — is to focus public attention on a wave of corporate criminality that has swamped prosecutors offices around the country.

This is the dark underside of the marketplace that is given little sustained attention and analysis by politicians and news outlets.

To compile The Top 100 Corporate Criminals of the 1990s, we used the most narrow and conservative of definitions — corporations that have pled guilty or no contest to crimes and have been criminally fined.

The 100 corporate criminals fell into 14 categories of crime: Environmental (38), antitrust (20), fraud (13), campaign finance (7), food and drug (6), financial crimes (4), false statements (3), illegal exports (3), illegal boycott (1), worker death (1), bribery (1), obstruction of justice (1) public corruption (1), and tax evasion (1).
Website - http://corporatescandals.cjb.net/