latest new from WORLDLawDirect
(http://www.worldlawdirect.com/article/1926/Solidinvestment.com_investment_scam.html)
July 27, 2006:
$100,000 Bounty
A 100,000 dollar bounty has been issued. Contact us for more information. Earn 100,000 dollars for substantial information resulting in the further location and arrest of the operators of SolidInvestment.com.
The bounty covers and includes the person(s) that called themselves Rafael Sosa and/or Sam Collins.
(Next update by July 30, 2006)
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Mind-blogging! (this blog is accredited by MalayMail ..just kiddin’)
-by NAJIAH NAJIB, SITI MARIAH BAHARUDIN and NUR AZWA IBRAHIM -
GUESS what? Weblogs (or Blogs) in Malaysia are not viewed as credible sources of information.
This was the findings of a Weekend Mail survey that saw 66 per cent of the 100 respondents interviewed questioning the credibility of […]
I received an email this morning and make me LOL… enjoy!!
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27 Jul
Posted by webmaster as daily notes, millionaire-club, investment, corruption, scam
by
Amir Mahmood Razak
Who wants to be a millionaire? Ahh, I see about 25 million hands up here, so I tell you now the story of how I became a millionaire, a few times over at that.
The first rule of becoming a millionaire is believing that you can indeed be a millionaire; that it is not […]
26 Jul
Posted by webmaster as daily notes, politics, conspirary theory, special, news
By SHAHANAAZ HABIB and IZATUN SHARI
The Star
Article 11 forums to discuss inter-faith issues must stop immediately because they are deemed to cause tension in our multi-religious society, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said.
The Prime Minister said the Umno supreme council had expressed its utmost concern over inter-faith issues that were being debated by Article 11, an umbrella body of 13 non-governmental organisations, through forums on Article 11 of the Federal Constitution.
“If the discussions are not kept in check or contained, they are bound to raise tension in our multi-religious society. Religious issues are even more sensitive than ethnic issues,” he told reporters after chairing the Umno supreme council meeting here yesterday.
Abdullah, who is the party president, said the Government had made the decision to urge all parties concerned to end discussions on the formation of the inter-faith commission (IFC).
“If possible such discussions should not be carried out at all. It has passed the stage where it is worrying all of us. The
Government will monitor the situation and developments,” said Abdullah, who is also the Internal Security Minister.
On the Article 11 forum to discuss constitutional protection for all Malaysians which was held in Johor last Saturday, he said: “Those who continue with the activities are those who want the interfaith commission (IFC) to be formed.
“The Government has made the decision to put a stop to the discussions on the IFC. Why must they hold more such activities?”
He also called on the media to carry out its responsibility not to stir up anger and tension among the masses.
On May 14, an Article 11 forum was jointly organised with Aliran in Penang following the concerns raised by the cases of Nyonya Tahir, M. Moorthy and S. Shamala where conversion to Islam by one party led to difficulties for their non-Muslim family members.
The group had also held similar forums in Petaling Jaya, Malacca and Johor.