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<blockquote data-quote="INNOVATOR" data-source="post: 236009" data-attributes="member: 3823"><p>Our PM mentioned the second can-or-naut is probably going up next year. "Looks like we have to buy more aeroplanes", he said. The first can-or-naut is also part of an arms trade-off deal. Its not that we are getting it free. We aren still paying for it - its included in the arms price package.</p><p></p><p>I think its great if our people can go up to space and be with the Jetsons. But before that, we have to seriously look at our wasted expenditure - the naval dopcks in Lumut, the useless boats, PKFZ, Airbus A-319, sports complex in UK, Kepong's inner ring road, the list goes on.</p><p></p><p>We have to reel in all these rinngit wastage programmes, become more ringgit savvy and put more into savings than to splurge on feel good programmes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="INNOVATOR, post: 236009, member: 3823"] Our PM mentioned the second can-or-naut is probably going up next year. "Looks like we have to buy more aeroplanes", he said. The first can-or-naut is also part of an arms trade-off deal. Its not that we are getting it free. We aren still paying for it - its included in the arms price package. I think its great if our people can go up to space and be with the Jetsons. But before that, we have to seriously look at our wasted expenditure - the naval dopcks in Lumut, the useless boats, PKFZ, Airbus A-319, sports complex in UK, Kepong's inner ring road, the list goes on. We have to reel in all these rinngit wastage programmes, become more ringgit savvy and put more into savings than to splurge on feel good programmes. [/QUOTE]
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