For as long as I know, it has been fashionable for those who have arrived, be it in the corporate world, or the world of politics, to have in their plush office a sofa set matching in its quality with the rest of the furniture and fittings.
On the accompanying coffee table, perhaps a decorative item picked up on one of the numerous trips overseas.
So here, in this exclusive corner created, he who has arrived will sit cross-legged to entertain the many who will come a-calling.
Some, though, find another use for this cosy setting.
For such, they would do well to check first what lurks behind those impressive-looking drapes.
Lest, it should come to pass that they find themselves saying things they would not otherwise say or do that which they would otherwise refuse.
The People's Parliament 
Van Martinier
October 3, 2010
Err ok.
So? What’s your point?
Macam cerita tergantung jer.
You can do better Haris.
hurricaneMax
October 3, 2010
bro, now buying minute spycams and eavesdropping bugs off the internet is like buying scifi-books from amazon. Senang aje. Buy, fix, watch&listen until 2yr old battery conked out lah…
Jong
October 3, 2010
HahaHA, who are behind all these? …any hint arhh? 😀
zorro
October 3, 2010
Naughty as usual but pointedly poignant!
Leithaisor
October 3, 2010
No need for Amazon and such lah.
Some mighty interesting gadgets available locally too, and on the other side of the Tebrau Straits.
Just take a walk along Jalan Pasar and feast your eyes.
shar101
October 3, 2010
Dang! Bug scanning gadget sales in town just went through the roof. Batteries not included.
Errr .. Haris, you forgot to mention the laser thingy that picks up conversations off glass windows from 100 meters away.
Meanwhile, ‘Get Smart’ with the Cone of Silence –
farida
October 3, 2010
“he who has arrived” – this is so telling!
mauriyaII
October 3, 2010
Wow, who said we are going down the slope to become another Zimbabwe. We have graduated from corrupted bucks to bugs. As JAKIM, etc monopolize the peeping tom and voyeurism businesses, it is the turn of the political scums to employ their numskulls to espionage for dirty linen.
In Bolehland anything is possible but any tidbits gathered would only be for smear campaigns.
Leithaisor
October 3, 2010
Heard about the folks at hi-tech outfits in the US who insist that not only the cellphones in a meeting room be switched off, but have their batteries removed as well?
Then there are the ads I have seen for a small program to be installed on the lsy into a handphone which not only lets a second phone eavesdrop on calls and SMS to that phone, but also allows a command to be sent to the phone so it turns into a bug, quietly transmitting all the conversations / sounds in the vacinity to the second phone. Even saw a credible demo of that being done.
shakuntala
October 4, 2010
Lucky we, we don’t need embellishments and traps to live our simple lives.
Are we talking about the present state of affairs, in high places?.
Only those who are insecure and believe in images need these extras. In a sense the fear created leads one to become almost obssessive about what somebody else thinks and says about one…..it is all in the nature of politics and those who believe in putting on a show.
Sad to know that we are so high in technology, when so many of us are still poor. Good for a laugh video!
D'evil
October 4, 2010
Lim Kim Yaik is famous for taping his visitors.
Liquid Vitamin :
October 28, 2010
the coffee tables that we have at home are topped with a thick stained glass which adds more elegance to its looks’*;