You forgot to mention the Sinov*c scam. They purchased millions of doses using our money, then sold them back to us, making us pay for the same item twice. Even the donated ones were sold to us. Where did he money go? Then they sukahati made a law that companies cannot start operating again unless all their employees were jabbed, but there were not enough vaccines for everyone all at once, so those who wanted to get it faster can pay for it. Factories were bleeding money, so they forced their foreign workers to get the paid one. The poor slaves unwillingly had RM400 deducted from their already meagre wages. Side effects tanggung sendiri cos they can't get free healthcare here.
There were also many other major wrongdoings he did in the past - hiring Dr. Tee E Siong, double agent for Nestle, to promote junk food under the MOH's Healthy Choice campaign. Hiring cybertroopers using the our money to bully us. Immunise4life is another shady org sponsored by pharma that did a joint venture with the MOH to promote vaccines via "grants" to <ahem ahem>. Govt departments are not allowed to do business with private companies or receive donations, but Malaysia apa pun Boleh!
It’s unfair to blame the Covid disease & consequent economic downturn on Dr Hisham. He did his best in the circumstances & in the absence of reliable data on the disease & he followed protocols adopted all over the world. It was an emergency & we had to take action. Our only other experience was during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic when it is estimated up to 100m died & at least 500m infected. The world population then was 1.8bn then compared to 7.8 bn now. If we were to extrapolate the numbers there was a possibility based on 1918 numbers we were looking at a possible 433m deaths. Thus action had to be taken to curtail the spread of the disease & drastic steps like social distancing & masking, etc had to b adopted. Even we had to use little tested vaccines. Initially vaccines were in short supply & we hv to get whatever we can. How soon we forget & start blaming the same ppl we praised before. Like they say, hindsight always give u a 20/20 vision. Happy retirement Tan Sri & thank you for your exemplary service & all the best in your future endeavours.
Dr hisham may not be perfect but he gave his life to helping and saving human lives.Malaysians felt safe.Lets wish him well and good health and get to spend more time doing other things too.
Sure. Many Malaysian gave their lives for us too. They are not perfect but they proved the schemes of KKM. Many of us realize how safe we are as sheep for slaughter. Let's wish them well and get more time doing other things too, maybe play the guitar 😉😍👍🎸
He doesn't deserve any pension.
You forgot to mention the Sinov*c scam. They purchased millions of doses using our money, then sold them back to us, making us pay for the same item twice. Even the donated ones were sold to us. Where did he money go? Then they sukahati made a law that companies cannot start operating again unless all their employees were jabbed, but there were not enough vaccines for everyone all at once, so those who wanted to get it faster can pay for it. Factories were bleeding money, so they forced their foreign workers to get the paid one. The poor slaves unwillingly had RM400 deducted from their already meagre wages. Side effects tanggung sendiri cos they can't get free healthcare here.
There were also many other major wrongdoings he did in the past - hiring Dr. Tee E Siong, double agent for Nestle, to promote junk food under the MOH's Healthy Choice campaign. Hiring cybertroopers using the our money to bully us. Immunise4life is another shady org sponsored by pharma that did a joint venture with the MOH to promote vaccines via "grants" to <ahem ahem>. Govt departments are not allowed to do business with private companies or receive donations, but Malaysia apa pun Boleh!
Happy retirement Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham.
What happened in that moment is the best he could do.
It’s unfair to blame the Covid disease & consequent economic downturn on Dr Hisham. He did his best in the circumstances & in the absence of reliable data on the disease & he followed protocols adopted all over the world. It was an emergency & we had to take action. Our only other experience was during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic when it is estimated up to 100m died & at least 500m infected. The world population then was 1.8bn then compared to 7.8 bn now. If we were to extrapolate the numbers there was a possibility based on 1918 numbers we were looking at a possible 433m deaths. Thus action had to be taken to curtail the spread of the disease & drastic steps like social distancing & masking, etc had to b adopted. Even we had to use little tested vaccines. Initially vaccines were in short supply & we hv to get whatever we can. How soon we forget & start blaming the same ppl we praised before. Like they say, hindsight always give u a 20/20 vision. Happy retirement Tan Sri & thank you for your exemplary service & all the best in your future endeavours.
What about khairi jamaluddin, we need one on him too.
Dr hisham may not be perfect but he gave his life to helping and saving human lives.Malaysians felt safe.Lets wish him well and good health and get to spend more time doing other things too.
Maybe play the guitar😍👍🎸
Sure. Many Malaysian gave their lives for us too. They are not perfect but they proved the schemes of KKM. Many of us realize how safe we are as sheep for slaughter. Let's wish them well and get more time doing other things too, maybe play the guitar 😉😍👍🎸