Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Top 10 Dangerous Cities In The World

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Making a top of the most dangerous cities in the world is not an easy task, the lists change year after year. Some time ago, Chicago was, and still is considered the world’s crime capital. But let’s face it, just because Chicago has an interesting crime history and something that looks like a proneness to violence, there are other cities in this world that are basically imbued in constant acts of crime. There are cities out there which can scare even the most spectacular team of super heroes and if you think the Expendables can take a quiet walk in the park in some of these towns, think again! Today we will see (from the distance, as nobody dares to travel in those virtually war zones) the top ten most dangerous cities in the world.

1. San Pedro Sula – Honduras

It takes first place as the crime rate was established at 169 deaths at 100.000 inhabitants. Despite the touristic attractions, Honduras is a dangerous country and San Pedro Sula is not something we’d visit without the Terminator (Arnie’s version to be exact) to tag along.

2. Ciudad Huarez – Mexico

It is not a myth in Hollywood movies that Mexico is that type of country you should visit only if you have a weapons’ permit and some shooting skills. Full of cultural attractions, with a history and surrounding legends that appeal to everybody, Mexico loses a lot of attention and potential touristic development due to the violence it is characterized by. Ciudad Huarez isn’t the first time when makes the top ten list of the most dangerous cities in the world, as drug traffic and gang wars are current news.

Rosmah Mansor: The Behind Story

Rosmah Mansor was brought up in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. She had secondary education in Tunku Kurshiah College (TKC), Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. She was touted to have excellent grades and a stellar co-curricular performance. Rosmah Mansor holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology and Anthropology from University Malaya and a Masters Degree in Sociology and Agriculture from Louisiana State University of the United States of America. Both her parents were educators. Her mother hails from Kampung Mertang, Seri Menanti, Negeri Sembilan. She later worked as an executive with Bank Pertanian and subsequently as a business development manager with Island and Peninsular Bhd, a property developer company.

Hitler's Escape

According the official public record, Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his underground bunker as allied troops stormed Berlin at the end of World War II. 

But no one actually saw him die. No body was ever produced. No photographs were ever taken. 

Some believe Hitler managed to escape, and for years there were sightings of the former dictator in many parts of the world. 

Then, in the 1990s the Russians revealed secret evidence taken from Hitler's bunker decades earlier that they said proved he had died there. Among 
the evidence is a piece of skull. 

This video evidence for testing and the results are startling. 

$4.5 billion gold-plated super-yacht

NOW that's how you bling up a yacht.

A gold-plated super-yacht that is claimed to be worth a staggering £3 billion ($4.5 billion) has taken the title of the most expensive in the world.

UK designer Stuart Hughes claims that the 30-metre long History Supreme yacht is adorned with 100,000 kilograms of gold and platinum that covers more than half its surface and even comes with a statue made from the bone of a T-Rex dinosaur.

Video : Dutch businessman builds 'real-life' Noah's ark

For the last three years the Dutch city of Dordrecht has been watching in amazement as businessman Johan Huibers' dream of building a 150 metre-long Noah's ark, stocked with thousands of plastic animals, has slowly grown into reality. -

KTM Track removal begins. Pictures 2

Demolition workers began cutting up the steel rails and digging up 

the railway sleepers at the Bukit Timah KTM railway station.

The contractors expect to remove about 1km of the steel rails each day, but it will take longer to excavate the gravel - nearly 1m deep in some areas - and remove the sleepers and tracks.

Pictures: KTM Track removal begins

The contractors expect to remove about 1km of the steel rails each day, but it will take longer to excavate the gravel - nearly 1m deep in some areas - and remove the sleepers and tracks.

First Family watches World Cup final

The White House released this photo of the First Family watching the women's World Cup final on Sunday in the Treaty Room office in the White House residence. - Photo: Pete Souza/White House

Post-Bersih 2.0 Rally, Here Are The Winners - Part 3

Kerajaan Rakyat Photos and Video on Bersih 2.0

Now that the rally is over and the government-controlled media started spinning stories in an attempt for damage-control, who’re the winners and losers post Bersih 2.0 rally? As expected both Malaysian Government and Bersih claim victories. Maybe it’s true that there’re no losers and everyone is a winner.

First Winner – Bersih 2.0

Post-Bersih 2.0 Rally, Here Are The Winners - Part 2 (Videos)

Kerajaan Rakyat Photos and Video on Bersih 2.0

Arrogance is addictive, so I suppose PM Najib felt how his predecessor, former PM Abdullah Badawi, was feeling when Badawi thought he was invincible when confronted with peoples rally back in 2007. If only Najib took the different route and allows these people to march peacefully and hand-over whatever their petitions to the King, he would not have to worry about the post-rally effects now. With a record-breaking 1,667 people arrested, including 151 women and 16 children, 1 death due to tear-gas paid by taxpayers money and international coverage from CNN to Al-Jazeera on police’s brutality, Najib administration should be shivering in fears instead of still boasting about his ability to mobilize so-called 3 million UMNO members for a similar rally.

Post-Bersih 2.0 Rally, Here Are The Winners - Part 1 (Photo)

Kerajaan Rakyat Photos and Video on Bersih 2.0

My driver was anxiously telling me how he evaded the road block on his way to pick me up at the airport, on the eve of Bersih 2.0′s July 9 rally. Before I can start telling him about my trip to Hong Kong and the wonderful foods that I had, he told me not to worry because he would use another route to send me home. Obviously he wasn’t listening and didn’t care about my Hong Kong trip and who could blame him when almost every Tom, Dick and his dog were affected (and excited) about the Bersih 2.0 rally, one way or another.

It seems the Malaysian police received tips that thousands of stubborn supporters would somehow invade the capital city Kuala Lumpur from the country’s international airport, hence the road-block – how stupid can that be. I told my driver I was thinking about staying put in Hong Kong to help the number (of Bersih 2.0 Hong Kong version) since Kuala Lumpur was literally paralysed due to the police lockdown as if the city was infected by some sort of virus. But my driver said the most electrifying moment only happen in the city so I should come back to experience it, whatever that means.

Party Day in London For Najib & Rosmah in video

The demonstration took place on 15 July 2011 at a small road divider/pavement in front of Intercontinental Hotel near Hyde Park Corner. It began from 6.45pm until slightly past 8pm. One of our objectives was to create awareness for the arriving guests of the event Najib & Rosmah were attending.

Video: Liverpool fans shame Man Utd fan in KL

Malaysian Liverpool fans watch a practice session at the Bukit Jalil Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on July 14, 2011. -- PHOTO: AFP

PETALING JAYA - A MALAYSIAN Manchester United fan pushed his luck a little too far when he showed up at the Liverpool training session at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil wearing the Red Devils' kit on Thursday.

A video on YouTube showed a young man clad in his Rooney No 10 jersey, surrounded by hordes of Liverpool fans, including women, seated directly in front of him.

Lamborghini introduced Aventador LP700-4

Lamborghini decided to name its new flagship “Aventador”, the name of a bull that entered into battle on October 1993 at the Saragossa Arena, earning the “Trofeo de la Peña La Madroñera” for its outstanding courage (*whoa*). Prices for the 700hp V12 Lamborghini Aventador start at $ 356,000, including a $ 2,000 destination charge. With a gas-guzzler tax, final pricing will reach close to $ 380,000. The first customer will take delivery of the new Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 in late summer 2011.

Pictures: Thousands of tourists for Tiananmen anniversary

Visitors holds umbrellas in the early morning rain as they wait for the flag raising ceremony at the Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China Saturday, June 4, 2011. -- PHOTO: AP

Kerajaan Rakyat Photos : BEIJING - THOUSANDS of Chinese and foreign tourists flocked to Tiananmen Square on Saturday, the anniversary of the deadly 1989 crackdown on mass pro-democracy protests, amid a noticeable police presence.

The Asian Century?

Stephen Roach, former economist for Morgan Stanley, now non-executive Chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia. 

If China is important - and it is - it makes sense to look at the situation clearly without slogans and preconceptions. 

Take away: China is by no means guaranteed endless growth. In fact, its period of rapid growth may be over.

The Assassination of John Lennon

1980 - America starts its remilitarization campaign

Before Grenada, before Panama, before Yugoslavia, before Iraq, before Afghanistan, before Pakistan...

Before the US population had been re-militarized after Vietnam...

John Lennon, the highest profile, most outspoken opponent of US wars, was shot dead on his door step just weeks after George Bush Sr. was elected President (Vice President under a senile figure head.) 

World's FASTEST Train in France 574 km/h

World's Fastest Rail Train TGV 574,8 KPH Inside Footage - For more amazing video clips, click here

The worlds fastest train can get up to 574 km per hour. Amazing speed test

In pictures: Malaysia set for Asia's first Legoland

A picture taken on February 22, 2011 shows a scale model of the Legoland Malaysia theme park on display in sourthern state of Johor Bahru. Asia's first Legoland theme park is on track to open next year in southern Malaysia, its builder said, as the region goes all out to lure tourists with a series of big ticket attractions. -- PHOTO: AFP

JOHOR BAHRU (Malaysia) - ASIA'S first Legoland theme park is on track to open next year in southern Malaysia, its builder said, as the region goes all out to lure tourists with a series of big ticket attractions.

Earthmovers have flattened a vast expanse of oil palm-covered hills to make way for the 31ha Legoland Malaysia, one of the main attractions of a new city and economic zone called Iskandar Malaysia.

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