Mission Statement: Rebuilding Malaysia
The Minister for Religious Affairs promised Nur Sajat “counselling” if she were to return to Malaysia. What’s your advice to her?
Nur Sajat should remain in Australia and not return. When the de facto Religious Affairs Minister, Idris Ahmad, said he would provide counselling services to the transgender and cosmetics entrepreneur … Continue Reading →
Hijrah From A Sick Muslim Country…to a better place
Multatuli says that the problem is not Islam but those who politicise Islam to further their own ends be it PAS, UMNO or others. Zaid Ibrahim advised young Malays to … Continue Reading →
The TOC is silenced. Down but not out…
Excerpt from Malaysiakini: The Online Citizen (TOC), founded 15 years ago, had styled itself as an alternative voice to mainstream local media, which many people in Singapore see as pro-government. … Continue Reading →
Another Daylight Robbery…another smash & grab by the government
Multatuli wants to know when this nightmare will end I often marvel at the resilience of the non-Malays; how they plough on through the travails of a system that punishes … Continue Reading →
Will Malaysia Become An Islamic State?
Multatuli says that young Malays are asking serious questions about their religion and their nation. Dennis Ignatius (ex-diplomat) said that Malaysia is fast becoming an Islamic State and that it … Continue Reading →
Mirror Mirror On The Wall
By Multatuli Murtadi Mirror mirror on the wall I’m not blame-free after all Let’s get straight to the point. The Chinese and Indians must take their share of responsibility … Continue Reading →
No denying it! Chong Wei is part of the establishment.
Last week, when the former Malaysian badminton champion, Lee Chong Wei, posted his Merdeka message on Facebook, some of us wondered if he was trying to protect his political masters. … Continue Reading →
Caveat Emptor
By Multatuli Murtadi Multatuli says that whatever we do, let’s not be so gullible that we buy from the next jammu seller who promises us a quick fix. Malaysians are … Continue Reading →
Malaysia My Second Home… but remember, “No Money, No Talk”
By Multatuli Murtadi The new government ruling is just another way to say, “no money, no talk”, BUT if you had the money, why stay in conservative extremist Malaysia, where … Continue Reading →
31st August – A Time For Reflection
By Multatuli Murtadi After 64 years, we have moved from White Bosses to Brown Tuans. Instead of the contrived celebrations of Merdeka I would like to use 31st August to … Continue Reading →