What's the big deal with the fleet of 14 German Luxuries?
Of course the state can afford it. Last term IJ spent a whopping RM5B apparently! - On many many billboards with faces of politicians, Monsoon Cup, Crystal mosques and other unneccessary oversized mosques bla bla bla and the cows come home in their E Class Kompressors.
But....
What I am more interested to know from the State Government of Terengganu - what are they going to do with the oil royalty:
How many schools (when I say school, I mean education with competent teachers etc, not just a physical structure) are they going to built?
How are they going to improve the level of English language among the student in the state which has been very low?
How they are going to (PLEASE!) stop building more mosques and enrich the functions of existing ones?
How are they going to develop tourism infrastructure without damaging the environment?
How are they going to implement alternative / sustainable energy supply?
How are they going to preserve the rich culture and heritage – which is in dire needs?
How are they going to upgrade the infrastructure to promote more development especially in rural areas?
How are they going to resolve the issue of natural gas supply to avoid billions of FDIs to be diverted to the more competitive Middle East (Ample gas supply, loads of funds and tax free!)?
How are they going to erradicate poverty in the rural areas?
How are they going to improve the lives of fishermen and their families during monsoon months?
How are they going to unite the Malays – the extreme supporters of PAS and UMNO with embedded hatred among each other for a long time.?
How are they going to eradicate hundreds of Mat Rempits wasting time every single Friday night loitering in Pantai Batu Buruk?
How are they going to eradicate corruption at ALL levels?
How to spend the 5 billion oil royalty wisely because its belong to the rakyat, not their grandfathers’. (Bukang pitih Tok mung!)
HOW?
HOW?
HOW?
SHALLOW and without doubt - NOT quite REFINED. (personally quoted from an ex senior minister of Malaysia cabinet)
Of course the state can afford it. Last term IJ spent a whopping RM5B apparently! - On many many billboards with faces of politicians, Monsoon Cup, Crystal mosques and other unneccessary oversized mosques bla bla bla and the cows come home in their E Class Kompressors.
But....
What I am more interested to know from the State Government of Terengganu - what are they going to do with the oil royalty:
How many schools (when I say school, I mean education with competent teachers etc, not just a physical structure) are they going to built?
How are they going to improve the level of English language among the student in the state which has been very low?
How they are going to (PLEASE!) stop building more mosques and enrich the functions of existing ones?
How are they going to develop tourism infrastructure without damaging the environment?
How are they going to implement alternative / sustainable energy supply?
How are they going to preserve the rich culture and heritage – which is in dire needs?
How are they going to upgrade the infrastructure to promote more development especially in rural areas?
How are they going to resolve the issue of natural gas supply to avoid billions of FDIs to be diverted to the more competitive Middle East (Ample gas supply, loads of funds and tax free!)?
How are they going to erradicate poverty in the rural areas?
How are they going to improve the lives of fishermen and their families during monsoon months?
How are they going to unite the Malays – the extreme supporters of PAS and UMNO with embedded hatred among each other for a long time.?
How are they going to eradicate hundreds of Mat Rempits wasting time every single Friday night loitering in Pantai Batu Buruk?
How are they going to eradicate corruption at ALL levels?
How to spend the 5 billion oil royalty wisely because its belong to the rakyat, not their grandfathers’. (Bukang pitih Tok mung!)
HOW?
HOW?
HOW?
SHALLOW and without doubt - NOT quite REFINED. (personally quoted from an ex senior minister of Malaysia cabinet)
2 comments:
It is sad and i can't believe they even give a stupid reasons for it! Ohh besides...the King/Sultan approves it.
Hello! all the oil revenue/royalty orang KL punya okay..
In return you can a dozen entry level E Class..
Hehe
~De Rosa Baru~
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