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Mahathir & Siti Hasmah bangga anaknya tokey kilang arak?
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Bapak UMNO tak nak cabut keris?
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aiyak...silap masuk ke kandang babi.. |
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mana dia statement yg kata Mahathir & Siti Hasmah bangga? |
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halal haram tak pe, yg penting duit masyukkkk.......
klu smua tutup, alamatnya mcm indon, pakistan lah msia ni.... |
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Zaid tak minum miguels2 semua nih.....dia dah hinsapp |
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jabatan agama takmo g sebat ke? |
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tompang tanya, bila kilang arak kat selangor ni khalid gagap nk totop?
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lkick2113 Post at 20-4-2010 10:35 
tumpang tanya selama 50 tahun merdeka dan BN memerintah nape tak tutup2...kan senang |
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kalo ar anak pak haji tu jadi pelacur, dgn2 pak haji tu ar korang kutuk kan ?? pergh, sung ...
rendevous Post at 20-4-2010 10:27 
huhuh setuju with ur statement..klo cengitu..semua orang yang join HAI-O pun buat kerja tak halal lah...
sbb company tu mmg jual arak to run profit..so kira satu keluarga nyer aliran la kan  |
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tumpang tanya selama 50 tahun merdeka dan BN memerintah nape tak tutup2...kan senang
tom5190 Post at 20-4-2010 11:41 
sebeb depa yg terloncat-loncat bagi buka kilang arak tuh.. |
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owner kilang arak kalo bole nak semua org minum arak
Sales tinggi profit pun tinggi
apa lah yg nak sebok kan pasal haji zaid tu
kuman di seberang nampak, gajah depan mata tak nampak .... |
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mana dia statement yg kata Mahathir & Siti Hasmah bangga?
animaniac Post at 20-4-2010 11:22 
kalo mak pak diam tak melarang tu, makna dah cukup bangga lah samdol oi.....
kalo anak hormat mak bapak vice versa mak bapak tunjukkan cth yg baik
apa yg berlaku dlm keluarga maverick ni tak kan berlaku ........anak tokey arak beb
mabuk alkohol bole buat org bunoh, zina, cerai berai dan segala nya
kepala maksiat |
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Dia ni memang terkenal SUKA PITNAH ORANG.
Dia tawu tak hukum PITNAH lebih hazab darip ...
natashism Post at 20-4-2010 10:25
cukup cukup lar tu baca utusan meroyan tu
kaki fitnah kaki kencing
berita2 mcm ni mana keluar kat media perdana UMNO |
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Dia jugak setahun sekali akan balik kampung utk beraya dan makan budus dan pasti akan meredah ke ...
kasmela Post at 20-4-2010 12:00 
Prrrrrrrpffffftghht......patut lah..... |
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Prrrrrrrpffffftghht......patut lah.....
Maideen. Post at 20-4-2010 12:07 
mak bapak dia kat kampung nun musti bangga anak balik dari luar negeri. haha! |
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Mirzan tidak terlibat dalam industri beer San Miguel...sila baca dibawah
Mirzan says San Miguel stake is just business
By Leslie Lau
Consultant Editor
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 13 – Mirzan Mahathir has defended his investment group’s stake in Philippines conglomerate San Miguel Corp (SMC), saying the company was well on the way to diversifying substantially from its brewery business.
In a letter to The Malaysian Insider yesterday, Mirzan said San Miguel Corp had decided to shift its attention to the infrastructure, public utility and energy requirements of the Philippines, from its core brewery business.
“Since Kirin Holdings of Japan acquired a significant direct ownership stake in the brewery division, this will result in a dramatic change in SMC’s revenue mix, with beverages expected to contribute less than 15% of total sales by next year,” he said in the letter.
The Malaysian Insider had reported this week that Mirzan, the eldest son of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, was recently appointed to the board of San Miguel Corp, the biggest food and beverage conglomerate in the Philippines and the owner of San Miguel Brewery Inc.
San Miguel Corp told the Philippines stock exchange last week about Mirzan’s appointment which is to represent the interests of Q-Tech Alliance Holdings Inc on the board.
Q-Tech, a Manila-based investment company in which Mirzan has a stake in, recently acquired a 19.9 per cent share in San Miguel Corp for 39.61 billion pesos (RM2.9 billion).
It bought the stake from Japan’s Kirin Holdings, which used the funds to help finance the acquisition of a 43 per cent stake in San Miguel Brewery Inc.
With this latest corporate exercise, San Miguel Corp still maintains a 51 per cent stake in San Miguel Brewery Inc.
San Miguel Brewery controls 95 per cent of the Philippine beer market. The company has made San Miguel Beer for more than a century. The beer is brewed in the Philippines, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia, and is sold in 60 markets worldwide, according to the company’s Web site.
Mirzan’s involvement in the deal, while a sound investment decision, has raised some eyebrows among Malaysia’s conservative Muslim community.
Since news of Q-Tech’s acquisition of San Miguel Corp shares began circulating here, a number of news blogs have used it to attack Dr Mahathir’s Muslim credentials.
“Unfortunately, certain parties are keen to turn this exciting positive change in a well?managed Philippines corporation into an assault on the reputation of my father, even though he has nothing whatsoever to do with my business interests.
“I can only provide a rational explanation for my actions and it would be a pity if facts are twisted to gain dubious points from a straightforward business decision,” said Mirzan.
He said San Miguel Corp’s major diversification move was a major reason for his participation and starts a new era for the conglomerate.
Mirzan went on to list down some of San Miguel’s diversification acquisitions in recent years.
These include an option to acquire a controlling interest in Petron Corp., the largest Philippine oil refiner which owns 1,400 retail stations, and a substantial equity stake in Manila Electric Co., the largest distribution utility in the Philippines that has a base of over 4.5 million customers.
SMC has also announced its intention to venture into the telecommunications industry through their stake in Liberty Telecom Holdings Inc. with Qatar Telecommunications Co. to initially build a Wi?Max network and potentially a full?scale national cellular operation.
The company also recently won in a public auction, two major power plants with a combined generation capacity of 1,600 MW.
“Your article covered the beverage aspects of San Miguel but ignored the company’s recent purchases and strategy moving forward.
“As a Malaysian, I am looking forward to assisting San Miguel chart this new course and hopefully, its success will reflect well on our country and people,” said Mirzan of the report in The Malaysian Insider.
Mirzan’s corporate forays have not been without controversy.
He once controlled Konsortium Perkapalan Bhd when Dr Mahathir was prime minister, but was forced to sell its shipping assets to Malaysia International Shipping Corporation (MISC), in what critics said then was a bailout |
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