tumpang sekole...?: Ku Nan - U kasi makan, I saman...

Ku Nan kata "Golongan gelandangan tidak berumah adalah lemah lembab pemalas"...

Apakah yang membuatkan si gemuk kekenyangan ini sakit hati dengan orang fakir miskin? yang gelandangan itu kebanyakannya orang-orang tua dan kurang siuman..

Adakah kerana dengki dengan aktiviti Dapur Jalanan NGO memberi makan percuma kepada rakyat (makanan adalah untuk semua).. orang biasa, pelancong pun turut menikmati juadah percuma disediakan..

Aktiviti memberi makan oleh Dapur jalanan itu juga adalah terdiri daripada sukarelawan dan mahasiswa..

Mungkin dengki tiada putera/puteri UMNO terlibat dengan program tu kot...f/bk

KL Wars - Episod 1 The KuNan Menace

Kunan the hut mahu menghapuskan gelandangan

di dalam bandar Kuala Lumpur.

Beliau akan menyaman penderma yang

menderma kepada peminta sedekah.

Manakala peminta sedekah akan ditangkap kerana

katanya mereka semua adalah orang asing.

Dalam memerangi gelandangan di bandar,

Kunan the hut telah menguatkuasakan larangan

memberi makanan kepada gelandangan

2km radius dari lot 10.

Soup kitchen berikrar tidak

menghiraukan larangan tersebut dan nekad

akan terus memberi makanan dan telah bersedia

dengan barisan peguam untuk sebarang kemungkinan.

Netcitizen kemudian menyerang facebook page

Kunan the hut dengan photo bomb poster

yang direka oleh fahmi reza bertajuk

"berkongsi makanan bukanlah satu jenayah".

Poster tersebut menjadi viral di facebook.

Kunan kemudian telah mendelete ratusan

photo bomb dan memblock f/bk users yang kritikal

terhadap beliau.

Rakyat Kuala Lumpur kini bangkit untuk melawan

Kunan the hut.

Mereka sedang mendesak supaya beliau letak jawatan atau sesuatu

yang drastik akan berlaku...

-Jeneral Troll-

'Why ban, if soup kitchens can be tourist attraction'...

Instead of getting rid of soup kitchens from the city centre, Federal Territories Minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor should consider them as "tourist attractions", says PAS.

PAS vice-president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said the party disagrees with the minister that the noble efforts of providing food to the homeless were "spoiling the city's image" as the latter claimed.

"Probably, with cooperation from the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), activities in the soup kitchens can also be turned into a tourist attraction that brings benefits to the people of KL," Tuan Ibrahim (right) said in a statement today.

"PAS suggests Tengku Adnan himself comes down to see the suffering of the city's poor," he said, saying the government should be assisting charitable NGOs care for the homeless.

"DBKL should instead be lending a hand to the NGOs that are involved in the soup kitchens, instead of driving them away (from the city)," he said.

Tuan Ibrahim added that instead of keeping the homeless away from the city centre, Tengku Adnan could better spend his time cleaning up the city of crime and other unsavoury elements.

"It's better for Tengku Adnan to suggest that the 2km radius of the city's centre, from Lot 10, be gazetted as an area that is free from crime, secret societies, dirty toilets and potholes.

"This is actually more beneficial to improving the image of Kuala Lumpur than to ban charitable acts of the soup kitchens," Tuan Ibrahim said.

Echoing this, former Perlis mufti Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin said Tengku Adnan should first clear out vice from the city, instead of trying to clean out the poor and homeless.

"May I suggest cleaning up Kuala Lumpur of entertainment centres and activities that are detrimental to people's morals and character?" Mohd Asri said in a Facebook postin today.- mk

Open your mansion to the poor, Ku Nan told...

Here's the irony - a minister who dwells in the comforts of a palatial home has vowed to rid Kuala Lumpur of those deprived of a roof over their heads.

The former carpet merchant-turned-politician courted brickbats when he warned that those who gave alms to beggars would be fined and demanded soup kitchens which fed the homeless be relocated.

Peppered with liberal doses of sarcasm, an opposition lawmaker offered a suggestion to assist Federal Territories Minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor (left) in his clean-up task.

Speaking to Malaysiakini, N Surendran said the minister should throw open the doors of his sprawling four-storey Jalan Duta mansion in an upmarket suburb in Kuala Lumpur.

The PKR MP believes that the breathtaking bungalow might provide enough room to house all of the city’s homeless people.

"Perhaps in the spirit of Ramadan, Tengku Adnan should also offer the banished soup kitchens to set up in his large beautiful grounds.

"Having grossly insulted the poor, this is the least he could do," he added.

Enormous gulf

On a more serious note, Surendran said living in such sumptuous surroundings, Tengku Adnan cannot relate to the hopelessness, suffering and daily struggles of the poor.

The issue, he stressed, also highlighted the enormous gulf between ordinary Malaysians and Umno leaders.

"How do these full-time politicians amass such wealth? The public is entitled to know.

"Why are there so many impoverished and homeless people on the streets when Umno ministers live in mansions in prime areas?" he asked.

Contrary to Tengku Adnan’s argument that the homeless and destitute tarnish the city's image, Surendran (right) reminded the Umno secretary-general that these are human beings in need of help.

As a senior cabinet member, Surendran said the minister should accept the responsibility to solve the poverty problem.

"Tengku Adnan should not try to sweep the issue under the carpet by hounding and jailing the poor as well as banishing the soup kitchens," he added.- mk