YB unruly, our new MPs? There are many ways to get 'excited', as Teresa Kok puts it, than to act like a bunch of hooligans. Playing down bad behavior is just bad excuse. It is far better to get down to business than to talk Kok. There is really no such thing as 'first day' blues. Once elected, MPs are expected to hit the ground running.
I for one am pleased that Information Minister Datuk Ahmad Shabery Cheek declared that live telecast of proceedings in the Dewan Rakyat will continue. In the live circus performance, we can clearly see for ourselves the cast of Big Foots, Big Monkeys and of course, stars of the show, the Big Mouths.
Please lah. Address real issues.
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\ˈhi-pə-ˌkrit\ 1 : a person who puts on a false appearance of virtue or religion 2 : a person who acts in contradiction to his or her stated beliefs or feelings
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- Rants of a forty-something-post-mid-life-crisis Malaysian who believes ANYONE can be a hypocrite.
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4 comments:
Should feed the Monkey and Big Foot some bananas. After they are full only they can think proper. Dread to think how they behave behind cameras. Come-on MP doing your work instead of calling each other names.
Hey Zoo keeper
I suggest you set-up a table for your bananas at the Parliament House immediately to cater for the hungry animals during their session breaks! Don't forget to bring your video-cam along - they need publicity too...
This is what we call 'democrazy' Malaysian MPs are only following the Taiwanese MPs behaviour in Parliament - now they only calling each other names, next times they will be throwing chair at one another! Anybody want to bet?
Live telecast of parliment session is an eye opener to the public. Now we can watch with our eyes open wide and listen with our ears how our elected MP debate over issues. Some creative mind should be able to make short movies on them.
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