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Updated: Press statement and statutory declaration. This press statement and statutory declaration tell that Najib had sexual intercourse with Aminah aka Altantuya! Wow!

Wah! What a shocking revelation by a private investigator hired by Abdul Razak Baginda, who claims Malaysia Deputy Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak had links with murdered Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu. According to Malaysiakini as below;

He also revealed that Najib had also informed his close associate Abdul Razak Baginda that Inspector General of Police Musa Hassan was ‘taking care’ of the murder case which implicated Abdul Razak.

And he further revealed that his evidence linking Najib to the case was removed by the police in a move to protect the DPM.

I cannot believe what I have read. If this is really true, I will never ever believe the police anymore. Furthermore, will this incident shows that the police is the license gangster in Malaysia? They can do whatever they like?

Read the below excerpt from the Malaysiakini;

He also revealed that Abdul Razak had SMS’ed Najib on the day he was arrested over Altantuya’s killing and had received a reply from Najib which stated that he had spoken to the IGP.

Balasubramaniam said that in his reply, Najib had told Abdul Razak that the matter will be taken care of by the IGP.

The PI also revealed that he had informed all of these to the police when they took his statement but was surprised that all mention of Najib was eventually removed from the statement.

We, Malaysians want justice. Justice for Altantuya, for the people of Mongolian and clear the good name of Malaysia and Malaysian for once and all.

More updates as of 1.35pm

1. http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/85500

2. http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/7/3/nation/20080703123900&sec=nation

Spotted this in Jakarta, Indonesia. I doubt you will be able to see this and the one in Cambodia in Malaysia.

Oh..no. Don’t be so bad. Not for me, please.

I am back. I was too busy with works, dancing, photography and attending friend’s wedding ceremony and dinner for the past 2 weeks.

Phew..ww..For the past 3 weeks, I have attended 3 wedding dinners and will attend another one on tomorrow in Butterworth at Kim Hee Restaurant.  Just last weekend, I was on a mission to take photos of my friend’s wedding ceremony and dinner.

Honestly speaking, last weekend I felt a bit pressure when I took the couple pictures for their wedding ceremony. She is my friend and I really don’t want to disappoint her with my limited photography skills. Fortunately, the pictures turned out not bad except for photos shot during the dinner time. It was kind of underexposed and blur.

Nevertheless, I am happy with the outputs and I hope she does as well.

Let me show you some of the pictures. Do feel free to comment.

A bouquet of flower.

Prayer time to the Chinese God.

The wedding ring.

Tea ceremony - a Chinese custom at wedding ceremony.

The bride holding the flowers.

Bandung! It’s the most search keyword in Google to www.samyeap.com. For this reason, I will do everyone out there a favour. I will continue to blog about Bandung. Let’s put aside the petrol price hike for awhile. As what Shirley mentioned in her blog, we have to move on and find ways to reduce our expenses and dependency on oil.

If you are in Bandung, shopping should be the number one priority. You can see a lot of factory outlets along Jalan Riau or Jalan Dago and not to forget Jalan Cihampelas. I didn’t managed to snap photos of the factory outlets in Jalan Riau or Jalan Dago as I was busy trying out the clothes but I have tons of photos captured along Jalan Cihampelas.

Jalan Cihampelas is a crowded place and traffic jam is a norm along this road. Hence, please plan your time properly. Along Jalan Cihampelas, one can see a lot of shop selling textile products. The shops are very creative in their own special way to attract customers. Want to know why?

Look at the pictures….Pictures are worth more than a thousand words.

Traffic jam along Cihampelas Street. The road is too narrow for a shopping place like Cihampelas Street.

Aladdin.

Superman and Spiderman!

Rambo!

Tarzan!

Super heroes?

There is a big shopping mall at the right hand side of the road which is the cihampelas walk. A very large, colourful shopping mall where you can enjoy the shopping if there rain decides to pay you a visit.

A part of the Cihampelas interior     

If you are hungry, don’t worry. You can find a lot of foods and drinks outlets outside of the cihampelas walk shopping mall such as Japanese, Korean, makanan orang Sudan Sunda and many more.

In my opinion, the Jalan Dago and Jalan Riau are still the best place to shop as more than 20 factory outlets are located along this roads but Cihampelas street provides another alternatives for your shopping experience in Bandung.

Take a walk along the Cihampelas street and experience it yourself. As the saying goes, seeing is believing!

I really beh tahan with the 40.6% price increase in petrol and 63.3% increase in diesel as reported in Malaysiakini.

Let’s assume all the goods and services price increase 40% after the price of petrol and diesel increase 40.6% and 63.3% respectively. And with this assumption, I have calculated the price of the things that I will usually pay for.

That is an additional of RM 70.64 for every time I purchase the above items only.

And assuming on every working day, I would have lunch at one of the get-quick set lunch restaurant, my expenses per month will increased to a whopping RM 212.52 compared to RM 151.80 for now.

That is an increased of RM 60.72 per month for my lunch ONLY!

You call that Malaysia BOLEH?

AND

As long as the government still has the tidak apa attitude, the rakyat will continue to suffer. The long over due public transportation should had been taken care of in YEAR 2004 but the sleeping government did not do much except snoring and sleeping throughout the years.

SO

Do we need to be more creative in order to travel from one place to another?