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If all Malay parents were like the actor, Zul Yahya, Malaysia would have to rely on the ‘pendatang’ to provide our professionals, like chemists, architects, engineers, scientists, epidemiologists, virologists, IT … Continue Reading →
On 28 October 2019, 24-year-old sales promoter, Sam Ke Ting, was acquitted of driving recklessly, before a road accident which resulted in the deaths of eight teenagers. The accident happened at … Continue Reading →
On 13 February, a woman claimed that a policeman at a Jalan Duta roadblock asked her why she wasn’t wearing a bra. She alleged that he told her that he … Continue Reading →
Malaysians had better wake up. Or remain in their comatose state and watch as the country is raped, the environment destroyed, the timber felled, the Orang Asli turfed out of … Continue Reading →
There are many politicians in Malaysia, who like to do the equivalent of “blinding us with science”. Their talks are presented in a complicated way, with a lot of name-dropping … Continue Reading →
Tomorrow, 13 February, will be four years since pastor Raymond Koh, was forced to a stop as he drove along a busy road in Petaling Jaya to meet a friend, … Continue Reading →
Dr Robert Pleming’s work in restoring the last flying Vulcan was a remarkable achievement. He was also one of the nicest people I have ever met. Sadly, Dr Pleming died … Continue Reading →
The thing that can easily rile many Malays, especially civil servants, is their egos. It’s HUGE. They don’t take kindly to criticism. Some may claim that by extension, any criticism … Continue Reading →
The Datuk club is getting crowded. What’s the point of a Datukship, and perhaps, they ought to be scrapped, especially when every Mat, Muthu and Mah, is made a Datuk. … Continue Reading →
Datuks with too much money and nothing between the ears. Datuks fighting again! This time it was not over a SYT (sweet young thing) It was NOT even about the … Continue Reading →