Ku Li’s take on the AP Saga

In Cars, Local News / by Paul Tan / July 20 2005 11:08 pm

This is Tengku Razaleigh or known as Ku Li’s take on the Naza national car status and AP issue.

The video is 3MB.

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He seems to be speaking up alot lately. Plus, that cutie from the previous video is back too!

Thanks Mack for the video.

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thquah on Jul 21, 2005 at 7:24 am

Good video now we can see more show coming from ku li.What he said is true people are suffering because price are increasing.

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edw on Jul 21, 2005 at 5:57 pm

people are suffering because price are increasing

NOT all people, the teory of robinhood had just reverse, now it become "rob the poor to give to the rich".

I propose everyone read this book "rich dad poor dad" by Robert T Kiyosaki

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