China : Malaysia Forever

is  a song written by Canadian Bobby Gimby in pre 1965. The Tunku had at one point called it the unofficial national anthem of Malaysia due to its popularity.

News reports say that Malaysia has taken action against companies owned by the China Govt.
You can read it here : https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/malaysia-seizes-s328-million-held-by-chinese-state-owned-unit-in-hsbc?xtor=CS3-17&utm_source=STSmartphone&utm_medium=share&utm_term=2019-07-13+18%3A35%3A45

What can I say except leave you with the lyrics of  Malaysia Forever :

Let’s get together, Sing a happy song, Malaysia forever, Ten million strong.

Land of the free, Marching as one. Ready to share in every way, So let’s get it done — get it done, get it done,”

Renaissance Hotel. Money in the Grave

Is a hit for Drake on the US charts. Talk in town is Renaissance Hotel, the favourite hotel of Dolly, the ugly hippopotamus is offering a VSS this month.

Number of staff involved, said to be 300!!!. Money in the grave!!! Indeed!!!

Felda. SOS

is a current UK top hit for Aloe Bacc & Avicii. Look's like the people in Felda should be pressing the SOS, button right about now.
Talk in town is Felda has very little left in the tank to the extent that even internal claims, some as long as four months have yet to be cleared.
Certain departments within the group also are being manned by skeleton staff...

Why No Sue. Get up, Stand Up

Is a 1973 classic, written by two men, namely Bob Marley & Peter Tosh. The song was first featured in the album Burnin.
Back home two men are certainly Burnin hot all the headlines.
Haziq Aziz has just challenged the PKR Deputy President Azmin Ali to sue him for defamation after the young stud alleged that he and Azmin are the two Individuals featured in an explosive gay video.
So who is telling the truth? I reserve to comment, instead I will leave you with the lyrics written by Bob Marley & Peter Tosh :

Most people think
Great God will come from the skies
Take away everything
And make everybody feel high
But if you know what life is worth
You will look for yours on earth
And now…
Get up, stand up, stand up for your rights!
Get up, stand up, don't give up the fight!
Get up, stand up, stand up for your rights!
Get up, stand up, don't give up the fight!

Azmin Ali. Give it to Me Baby

Is a 1981 hit from Rick James. I don't want to say more.. Let Lapizee, Pudin Nasotion& AI do the explaining in days to come!!!

Lynas. Mr Shintaro.

Was a minor hit back in 1983 for the Australian band Men At Work.

In Down Under, they must be happy that the Lynas mess will stay in Malaysia, thanks to Japan, the largest funder and customer of Lynas.

Here is a recap of Mr Shintaro:
Oh Tokyo, lived Shintaro
Little koga ninjas tried to take him away
But Shintaro he's not alone
Got Koga ninjas of his own
They help him in the fight

When the party is OVER

Is a US top 40 hit for Billie Eilish. I can't say that I enjoyed the music, but the title When The Party Is Over is so appropriate for Malaysia.

Here is the economic report card, after a year being ruled by Pakatan Harapan.

1) The stock market is down by 4 per cent, and Bursa Malaysia is the world's worst performing major equity market.

2)The Malaysian Ringgit is the weakest emerging market currency in Asia.

3) To top that, the Ringgit bonds might be dropped come September from the World Government Bond Index.