Blame It On The Weather

Life is full of decisions.

Sometimes we make the right decisions and sometimes we don't.

When we have made the wrong decision, we are to be accountable for the consequences. We learn from our mistakes, so that we will become wiser and not to repeat the same mistake again.

So a note to our high-maintenance ‘high-calibre’ minister, Dr. Samy :

It's time to stop pointing fingers and start offering solutions!

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Taken from TheSun 25th July 2007

Samy Vellu: Weather change to blame
KUALA LUMPUR (July 24, 2007): Global changes in the weather pattern that resulted in heavier rain is to be blamed for the recent leaks in the Parliament building, said Works Minister Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu

Commenting on yesterday's incident where Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak was greeted with a leak as he stepped out of Dewan Negara, Samy Vellu said it was due to the spell of heavy rain in the last few days.

Oh betul tu, macam lah ia tak pernah hujan berhari hari dahulu

"Rain is really heavy nowadays, not only here, but throughout the world.

"Like in England, streets are filled with five feet (deep) of water, in (the United States of) America there's also flood," he told reporters after opening a seminar on Technology Management for Enterprises in a hotel here today.

Fuyoh, 'quoting' berita luar negara. Ermmm... apa kena mengena banjir kat London dengan kebocorankat Parlimen?

He said waterproofing works were being done on the Parliament building and the government had just approved a RM12 million allocation for initial study and immediate repair of severe leaks in the building, report's Malaysia's national news agency Bernama.

Eh? kan dah kata kerja 'waterproofing' sudah dilakukan mengapa perlu belanja RM12 juta untuk penyiasatan dan kerja kerja pembentungan lagi?

"Dr Samy... itu you punya banglo dan MERCEDES baru kah? CUNNNN!"

Samy Vellu said as the Parliament building was about 50 years old, the entire roof of the Parliament needed to be waterproofed again, but the cost for the impending renovation had yet to be assessed.

Oh macam tu... eh? Mana itu RM12 juta ya?

"We have to remove the old concrete, and lay new concrete blocks, and carry out waterproofing at the bottom and top layers," he said.

He said two or three engineers would be placed on site to supervise the double waterproofing works as it was being carried out to ensure that it was not done shoddily.

"I will personally visit the location tomorrow (Wednesday) to observe what is being done," he said.

"Hey Dr. Samy... bawa anak anak jurutera kamu pergi makan lunch ke? "