Extreme Measures at Extreme Time -Part 3 Cakap Tak Serupa Bikin

Again, the Umno government has proved that they are good in talking only.

Recently, the "caring" government has asked rakyat to save during this extreme time.

However, again and again and again and again, they have acted otherwise,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

This time, the Terengganu state government just bought 14 of the luxury cars at a cost of RM3.43 million.

What the heck.....One way they ask people to save and support the national car, another way they screwed rakyat from behind by spending lavishly rakyat money during this tough time.

Also, the Umno chaps has send strong message to Proton's management " Your car is not save enough and you might as well close shop"

Must we teach them a lession? I just hope that snap election will come very soon....

Btw, just read the news , the Terengganu palace would not be handing any form of awards in conjunction with Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin’s birthday for first time ever.

How do you relate this to the above case?

I can only say ............................................................" Daulat Tuanku"

Read on for the "caring" state Umno government act........

(The Star) - State exco members and senior officers started using their new Mercedes-Benz E200 Kompressor cars today.

The state bought 14 of the luxury cars for RM3.43mil to replace the Proton Perdana V6 Executive cars that had been purchased in 2004.

The new cars are for the exco members, the state assembly speaker, the state secretary, the state legal adviser and the state finance officer.

The new cars with tinted windows carry the state emblem with the wording “Exco Kerajaan Negeri” embossed on the number plate.

State Secretary Datuk Mokthar Nong said the decision to use Mercedes-Benz cars was made several months ago.

The state took delivery of the cars earlier this month.

He said the German cars were bought for the safety of the state officials who had to travel extensively and to reduce the cost of maintenance.

“After much evaluation, the state felt the Mercedes-Benz cars are more reliable for long term use. It was also time to replace the Proton Perdanas,” he added.