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Badminton Scandal – Was Lee Chong Wei His Own Worst Enemy?

If there’s one thing that can unite Malaysians regardless of race and religion, it has to be sport. Badminton is the only sport that put Malaysia on the world map. In fact, you can’t think of anything else that would make Malaysians proud other than badminton. Certainly not corruption index, university ranking, MH370 or MH17, […]

... written on Nov 13 2014

Foreign Exchange Scandal – 5 Big Banks Fined A Paltry US$3.3 billion

Five giant banks and US$3.3 billion – that’s how many players and the amount of penalty the global regulators are slapping them. In a latest financial scandal – British, American and Swiss regulators have found HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland (R.B.S.), JPMorgan Chase,  Citigroup and UBS guilty of manipulating the foreign currency markets. At stake […]

... written on Nov 12 2014

Here’s Your Money – Badass Nasi Lemak Prince Pays S$19,000 In Fishy Coins

It all began in 2010 when 34-year-old Mr Lester Ong Boon Lin wanted to trade in the blue Aston Martin V8 Vantage that he had bought for S$550,000 for a new Bentley GT which costs about S$770,000. Mr Ong was supposed to top up the difference. In an agreement between Mr Ong and Exotic Motors, […]

... written on Nov 11 2014

Mystery Solved!! – Why Certain People Say & Do The Stupidest Things

Can you still remember being called “idiot or stupid” by your teacher(s) or friend(s) during school days? Worse still, your biological parents labelled you stupid simply because you weren’t among the top students in your class. Of course, most of us accepted the fate as it was, and blamed it on gene or DNA, which […]

... written on Nov 10 2014

Victory For Women In Saudi Arabia – They Can Now Drive But …

Good news – women are now allowed to drive (*tongue-in-cheek*). Of course we’re talking about the only country in the world that previously does not allow them to do so – Saudi Arabia. In a surprise move, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has recommended the country’s government lift the long-standing ban on women drivers, but the […]

... written on Nov 08 2014

Obama Fucked Up – Here’re 10 Jaw-Dropping Facts From The Tsunami

President Barack Obama should have realized his Democrat party is toast the moment Kim Kardashian threw her support behind him. Kim who must have thought it would be a freaking good publicity stunt had posted a cartoon image of herself with President Obama. She was instead called a “moron” and “useless bimbo” after she wrote […]

... written on Nov 06 2014

After China Steel Cheaper Than Cabbage, Now U.S. Gasoline Cheaper Than Milk

Yesterday, we wrote about the happy and sad consequences as a result of US dollar bull run. Americans are cheering a stronger dollar for a simple reason that their purchasing power will be higher. It will cost them lesser for a vacation in Paris or Bangkok, for example. Since Americans don’t believe in saving, they […]

... written on Nov 05 2014

Dollar Bull Run Could Wreck Havoc In Asia, Particularly Malaysia

Forget about Islamic State militants, tumbling oil prices, China’s weakening economy, Japan’s recession, Germany’s slowing economic data and whatnot. There’s a new problem which will affect every single country on planet Earth. The US dollar has surged to a four-year high against a basket of currencies, breaching key technical resistance. The index – a mix […]

... written on Nov 04 2014

UK’s New Transparency – Pie Chart Statement On Taxpayers Money Spending

After Scotland failed to get its independence, Britain prime minister David Cameron was relieved that his job is secured, at least for now. But his real problem is UKIP – UK Independence Party – the rising star that almost every Briton calls the real patriotic party worth voting for. Basically, the country has gone to […]

... written on Nov 03 2014

Political Rivalries In Beijing Try To Recreate 1989 Tiananmen, In Hong Kong

Politics is a bitch and it doesn’t discriminate democracy or communism. And if politics can happens in office or among siblings, its tentacles can spread as far as you can imagine. In politics, nothing happens by accident thus as expected, the recent Hong Kong pro-democracy fiasco has invited quite a number of theories, or rather […]

... written on Oct 31 2014









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