2009年4月2日星期四

辣妹热舞团是华人的文化

十八丁平静的码头(摄于新芭)
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朴素的居民贩卖自制的五香炸(摄于过港小巷)
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国阵来到渔村后变成这样:



他们还说,这是我们的文化,他们非常了解我们的文化,甚至比我们还了解我们自己华人的文化……

当今大马【国阵辣妹热舞团补选再出动 阿末扎希声称这是华人文化】
南洋商报【阿末扎希华语拉票 国阵辣妹热舞助选】

8 条评论:

小虾子 说...

马华再怎么努力,也是白费心机,他们丑陋形象在华社已经根深蒂固,马华不要再自欺欺人,鸵鸟心态最多也是给你们撑到下一届大选,别说人民,就连你们的基层也放弃了,觉悟吧!
这里没有马华代表吧?怕怕。。。嘻嘻。。。

匿名 说...

我并不是什么卫道人士,辣妹热舞也没什么。但对国阵的做法真的很不认同,为了拉票任何事情都干得出。马华那为崇尚道德的总会长不知对此又有何辩解。

西西留 说...

伦家红学专家翁大人道德层面很高的,他没有出声,表示这符合道德,又不是脱衣舞,没素啦,君不见伦家污统州务大臣贿赂选票,他也没有声出吗?

对了,西西留要赶紧给北马搞歌舞团的兄弟们放消息,不要接国阵的骚,免得不小心上到utube就不好了……

小虾子 说...

西西大侠不要赶尽杀绝,等下搞到虾米末路,嗡嗡叫和母鱿丁被逼亲自上台表演辣夫热舞就不好啦 :D

波波 说...

像那個阿基仔那樣,花州政府的錢請dancer在他抵步的時候自己歡迎自己才是國陣的文化~~

看下面NST的報導啦

Khir Toyo and gang spent RM1.7 million in Disneyland
The maid (orang gaji) alone cost RM9,000.00 to travel with them


A Selangor Government subsidiary spent about RM1.7 million for the former Selangor menteri besar’s trip to Disneyland Paris and Disney World in Florida. Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Khir Toyo went on the visits with his wife, three children, and other officials. His maid is also believed to have followed them on the trips.
This was revealed on the final day of the Select Committee on Competence, Accountability and Transparency hearing into the financial affairs of Selangor Elected Representatives Wives Welfare Association (Balkis).

Permodalan Negeri Selangor Bhd chief executive officer Datin Khairiyah Abu Hassan said RM420,000 was spent on a “technical visit” to Morocco and Disneyland Paris from Dec 17 to 24, 2004.

Dr Khir, the former PNSB chairman, also spent four days in transit in Dubai which cost the firm another RM10,000 for his accommodation.

Khairiyah said PNSB also paid RM366,000 for an advance team trip which surveyed the places before Dr Khir’s delegation went to Morocco and Disneyland Paris.
Khairiyah, who looked resigned by the questioning by Selcat chairman Teng Chang Khim, said the Morocco trip was to learn about architecture and Islamic building design and Moorish art.

She said the Disneyland visit was to gain technical knowledge to develop a similar theme park in Bagan Lalang, Sepang.

For the 10-day “technical trip” to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida and a visit to Honolulu, PNSB spent almost RM750,000 including US$30,000 (RM110,000 at that time) in cash for transportation and meals. Of the total, RM110,000 was for Dr Khir’s presidential suite.

Khairiyah said the group did not meet with the Disneyland management team during both visits, but bought tickets and hired a tour guide.

“You cannot gain technical knowledge from a tourist guide. Both look more like leisure trips as the dates were in December,” Teng said.

Dr Khir also went on a working visit to Jakarta and Jogjakarta from April 20 to 24, 2003, costing PNSB RM38,000, including for first class tickets for Dr Khir, Zaharah and their daughter, an economy class ticket for their maid and three nights accommodation in a presidential suite.

PNSB forked out almost RM9,000 for the maid alone.

Khairiyah said the trip was to learn about the batik industry as PNSB had been appointed to lead Selangor’s batik industry. Dr Khir travelled in a hired Mercedes Benz limousine costing RM2,900 daily.

PNSB also paid RM1,200 for traditional dancers during the welcoming ceremony. “So we welcomed ourselves?” Teng asked.

Meanwhile, Teng said Dr Khir and his wife Datin Seri Zaharah Kechik have lost the chance to explain to the public what actually happened in a state agency and Balkis by not turning up for the Selcat hearing.

Selcat, he said, will hold a meeting to discuss the testimonies and scrutinise all documents submitted during the hearing. “Then we will prepare a report to be tabled before the next sitting of the assembly in July,” he said.

Commenting on state Registrar of Societies (ROS) deputy registrar Mohd Yunus Jamil’s failure to submit a copy of the notice for a meeting to dissolve Balkis, Teng said ROS should be more cooperative.

“Since they refused to produce the documents for which any member of the public is entitled to, we have no option but to invoke Section 114 of the Evidence Act 1950 which is adverse presumption against ROS.

Section 114 states that it is presumed that facts or documents are unfavourable to the person who holds it when it needs to be produced but was not.

“In this case, the notice for a meeting to dissolve Balkis was alleged to have been sent and filed with ROS,” he said. “The fact that they refused to produce it when they could be produced means that the documents may be unfavourable to them,” he said.

匿名 说...

OMG!!! Since when this is part of Chinese culture?... sigh.. ppls perception can be so wrong and so twisted...

CHIA, Chin Yau 说...

The one who said this, probably be treated by his Chinese friends this way that giving him such impression.

Wonder if he really know that the dancers and singers are staged during the ghost month!

MCA and Gerakan not giving advise on this? Or they are the one organizing this?

Conclusion:
The stage show is meant for ghosts, either they treat voters as ghosts, or ghosts as voters..

Or they implied that their guest of honor, the one who said it is Chinese culture, as a ghost??

西西留 说...

回波波,谢谢您的迪斯尼乐园的通告。

to Chia,
Thanks for your comment. culture and custom does not mix, espically the lowest level of cusom we are taking here. Some stupid politician (especially from UMNO)simply tag other races with whatever imagination they want. What a shame.

Few weeks ago I were invited to attend a welcome dinner organized by government for China NPC (National People's Congress) representatives. Beside my seat were a delegation of senior Chinese legislators. That was an enjoyable night, we spent plenty of time to exchange different opinions and the different between two constitutional institutes. During our conversation, I reveal some of the issues we are facing in Malaysian Chinese Society. They are quite surprise a "Malaysian" can quote the issue from China ancient history and know so well about what is happening in China. I told them "I am a Chinese, a Malaysian Chinese, I love my country as well as my own culture. They are ONE, not TWO different thing." The whole conversation is conducted in mandarin.

At the corner of the table, one of the UMNO senator trying his very best to understand what is "Chin" Dynasty and "Ching" Dynasty.When their conversation only limited to "how's the weather?" we are starting our topic in "culture dilemma in a multiracial country".

So, what say you? Do they really understand our culture or they know nothing?