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Greeks Pride – Can’t Pay, Won’t Pay, Don’t Care To Pay

Reaching economic meltdown, there’re basically two types of business that are still booming in Greece – tourism and flag sales. Tourists are still coming in drove while flag salesmen are doing roaring business, thanks to a pending July 5th referendum to decide if Greece will eventually exit from the euro zone or otherwise. Greece, the […]

... written on Jun 30 2015

Deflation Hits Singapore!! – Cheaper Household Staples, Utilities, Maids

When Singapore was crowned as the world’s most expensive city for a second year roughly three months ago, there weren’t much fireworks in the sky, at least not to the average Singaporeans. After all, with great title, comes great financial insecurity. Hence it wasn’t hard to understand why the people were feeling the pressure instead. […]

... written on Jun 25 2015

More Proof That Money Buys Happiness

Money is the root of all evil. Money cannot buy happiness. There’re 1,001 things money can’t buy. The list goes on (*yawn*). This may be boring and so yesterday, but people who agree with such statements are those who actually don’t have money or have too much money. To say bad things about money is […]

... written on Jun 24 2015

Najib’s “Glokal” Is A Success – Corruption From U.S. To Australia

Ten years ago in 2005, then-deputy prime minister Najib Razak mooted the concept of “Glokal”, a term derived from “global” and “lokal (local)” for the Malaysian ethnic-Malay community. Najib Razak, now the prime minister of Malaysia, was extremely proud when his “invention” was greeted with thunderous applause and cheers at a 2005 UMNO assembly. While everyone […]

... written on Jun 24 2015

Forget About PAS, Here’s How UMNO Could Lose Johor State

Sabah and Sarawak have been Barisan Nasional (BN) “fixed deposit” since independence in 1957, and it will remain so for the next 50-years, unfortunately. That’s a reality, not because Sabahans and Sarawakians were dumb but because majority of them were dirt poor. And they were freaking poor primarily because they were systematically denied their basic […]

... written on Jun 22 2015

Woman On $10 Dollar Notes? Here’re 20 Countries That Have Already Done That

Americans will get to see a woman on their paper money, scheduled to be released in 2020. As strange as it may sound, there’s not a single woman appears on any of the U.S. money notes, despite the country being the champion of human rights, animal rights, women rights, and whatnot.   When the Treasury […]

... written on Jun 20 2015

What Can UMNO Do If The Kingdom Of Johor Declares Independence?

UMNO is racist. UMNO is fake. UMNO is hopeless. UMNO is weak. UMNO is made of a bunch of thieves. The list goes on and on, and that pretty much summarizes the perception of the political party that has been governing Malaysia since Independence in 1957. Before you start foaming at mouth screaming seditious, let’s […]

... written on Jun 19 2015

Go, Go, Go, Donald!! But, Please Don’t Chicken Out Again

Donald Trump is doing it!! No joke!! Real estate mogul and billionaire businessman Donald Trump officially announced his candidacy for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination at his own Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue. Essentially, he’s now the 12th high-profile Republican to enter the already crowded 2016 race.   He had actually hinted it last week, […]

... written on Jun 17 2015

2 Filipino Divers Spectacularly Score ZERO – The Secret To Get Funding?

These two Johns represent Philippines at the 2015’s 28th Southeast Asian Games, Singapore, which otherwise is also known as the SEA Games. John Elmerson Fabriga, 21, and John David Pahoyo, 17, were supposed to bring back medals in a 3-meter springboard event. But not only there was no medal, they spectacularly score a big “Zero” […]

... written on Jun 14 2015

Ringgit Is Toast – Here’re Proof Malaysia The First Asian To Hit Recession

Mahathir Mohamad is perhaps the luckiest person on planet Earth. Besides being the longest-serving Prime Minister of Malaysia, stretching from 1981 to 2003, he also had the luxury experiencing the country’s currency under attack by speculators during the infamous 1997/98 Asia Financial Crisis. Ten years later, during his retirement, he had the second opportunity to see […]

... written on Jun 12 2015









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