Latest Happening in Our Beloved Country #2

916. Are we having a new government today? AI said he's gonna take over the current government while our PM beg to differ. Some said that 's just a gimmick or for show for AI's allies. Maybe he meant 916 next year? So we will just have to see what is the outcome of today's Parliamentary meeting then. Fingers cross~!!

So what's on the paper this morning, the center of attention now leads to De facto Law Minister Senator Datuk Zaid Ibrahim, who tendered in his resignation letter yesterday but was rejected by our PM. His action received some supports from some quarters while some from South had criticised him for questioning the government's decision. Another political act? Well someone seemed to think so.

RPK and another Seputeh MP still detained under the ISA. Our country really controls what they feed into our head with the news that we read on the papers. But once someone wrote something which is not to their desire, they got arrested. And if the law can't charged them, they just placed him under the ISA law. For those whose not familiar with ISA, it means that the police can detained you for indefinite period without giving you a fair trial on court. The label you as a threat to the country's stability and also security. Scary~!

We will be able to buy petrol using our MYKad soon around November this year. Petrol station involved in this project are BHP, Caltex and Shell. But you need to open an account under EON Bank to get this service. Damn~! Not another bank account. They might as well implement this on all local but not foreign banks to ease the consumer. There will also be a one time RM6 registration fees. And Bank Negara will give 15cents rebate per litre up to 150litres a month as a test. We will see how this one goes.

And for those who doesn't know, today, 16 Sept marks the 45th anniversary of the formation of Malaysia. But sadly to say our nation are now distracted and disturbed by news on government change through MP crossovers, ISA arrests, economic burden and security worries.