mari kena tipu

ini reaksi bodoh menteri

Kerajaan mengambil pendirian tetap menyokong serta mempertahankan perancangan Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB) membina Menara Warisan Merdeka setinggi 100 tingkat meskipun cadangan itu ditentang pihak pembangkang.

Ahmad Zahid Hamidi berkata, pendirian itu dibuat kerana pembinaan menara berkenaan pasti menerima sambutan baik banyak pihak melalui pelaburan hartanah di samping memperlihatkan pembangunan negara di persada antarabangsa.

Lebih-lebih lagi katanya, pembinaannya di ibu kota langsung tidak menggunakan dana kerajaan kerana ia ditanggung sepenuhnya oleh PNB.

ini jawapan dari rakyat

tak pakai duit kerajaan?

ada siapa yang nak percaya kenyataan ni?

kalau dan dibentang dalam "bajet bagus" negara

takkan tak guna duit kerajaan lagi kan?

kau menteri bodoh!

takkan nak tipu rakyat lagi?

brengset! bagero punya reaksi dari menteri!

reform!

krisis tenaga mungkin berlaku

 

kenyataan bodoh

Negara mungkin menghadapi krisis tenaga dalam tempoh kurang 10 tahun lagi jika terus bergantung kepada arang batu dan gas sebagai sumber utama menjana elektrik.

Berikutan itu, kerajaan tidak mempunyai pilihan kecuali mempelbagaikan sumber tenaga termasuk mempertimbangkan opsyen nuklear kerana sumber bahan api fosil semakin menyusut, tidak menentu bekalannya, selain tertakluk kepada permintaan dan spekulasi pasaran yang menyebabkan tarif elektrik tidak stabil.

nukilan stanzapop

kepala hotak kau nak buat loji nuklear!

korang suma buat sekolah habes runtuh!

buat jalan habes terbarai!

buat stadium habes ranap!

kau tipu rakyat cakap sumber tenaga nak pupus dah!

kau nak buat projek kroni lagi sekali kan sebenarnya!

penipu!

penipu!

penipu!

semua rakyat bergabung tenaga bantah!

ayuh semua!

gelak kuat kuat

haha hebat betul bila anak gajah "in-charge"

dah tua baru nak kena 'chicken pox'?

ke takut tak da telur?

hahahahahaha

ijazah timbang kati

wow hebatnya! belajar dekat sini boleh dapat doktor tak?

wow doktor! beliau ni boleh dapat!

The University of Wales announced it had suspended its involvement with Fazley International College, pending investigation - BBC LONDON

A Malaysian pop star with a bogus doctorate has been running a college offering University of Wales degree courses, a BBC investigation shows.

A Bangkok college that Thai authorities say has been operating illegally, is also offering courses leading to degrees from the Welsh institution.

Week in Week Out examined the way in which the University of Wales validated courses in overseas institutions.

The university said it was dealing "thoroughly" with the issues raised.

The programme revealed that Fazley Yaakob, who runs the Fazley International College (FICO) in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur, was claiming to have both a masters and a doctorate in business administration. But both came from a bogus university.

The pop star, who has four hit albums to his name, claimed the qualifications from the European Business School (Cambridge), an offshoot of the Irish International University, which was exposed as a sham by the BBC in 2008.

“We are not happy about what is happening, we are dealing with it and will deal with it very thoroughly and will learn lessons from what has happened”.

Professor Nigel Palastanga said the University of Wales did not ask about his credentials, which were displayed prominently on the college website until he was confronted by BBC Wales' education correspondent Ciaran Jenkins in Kuala Lumpur.

Professor Nigel Palastanga, pro vice chancellor at the University of Wales, said the university was "concerned" about the issues raised in the programme.

"We are not happy about what is happening, we are dealing with it and will deal with it very thoroughly and will learn lessons from what has happened," he said.

The University of Wales announced it had suspended its involvement with Fazley International College, and would take no new admissions to its business administration and MBA courses until the matter had been investigated.