The rainforest plan, by Pak Lah’s wife
Sunday, June 8th, 2008 | 9:23 pm @ SK
Oh my god, while the rakyat is in hot water looking for many ways to change their lifestyle following the recent fuel price hike, PM’s wife Jeanne Abdullah is busy with her plans to showcase the beauty of the rainforest.
What about a little suggestion here for Mrs. Abdullah to prioritize her agenda and put in effort to spearhead plans such as salvaging the hardcore poor, pestering her husband to walk the talk by upgrading the public transportation and etc.?
I hope Wong Chun Wai and his colleagues can ask her these questions if they happens to interview her again, or probably the interview was done before the hike?
June 9th, 2008 at 2:18 pm
:) Well, you just HAD to pick on Jeanne yeah? It’s like ANYBODY related to Pak Lah will not be spared. Oh come on, she is one nice lady and met her personally a couple times before… so leave it at that k.
I dont see what is wrong with promoting our rainforests. Besides, it coincides with the Star’s Green campaign, so it is entirely appropriate. I dont think she should involve herself in her husband’s work too. The last thing we want is another "Iron Woman" meddling in her husband’s political affair ala you-know-who next in line :P
June 9th, 2008 at 2:57 pm
everything also mesti kena hentam ka? everything also wrong aa?
June 9th, 2008 at 7:49 pm
By all means, she is a nice lady, general Malaysians know that.
But the message I’m trying to deliver here is, she needs to prioritize her agenda, if she is to serve well (or at least seen to serve well) in her capacity as the so-called first lady. By doing this, I think it’s an overstatement to put her under the limelight of being labeled as an "Iron Woman", she is too nice as a person to be eligible for that title. :p
Also, there is nothing wrong with the beautification of rain forest, probably the timing for the plan is merely not right.
eddiecnw, how I wish I don’t have to put my hammer on Pak Lah, if he is doing well (well, even reasonably well is more than good enough!). He is a nice guy, just not good enough to become our leader.
Not sure about you, but I definitely expect a lot more from this guy, not to mention that even though he brings development to my hometown, in which coincidentally, is Pak Lah’s constituency, but if he isn’t good enough for the hot seat, so be it, just go with pride and dignity.
June 10th, 2008 at 6:08 pm