A Nation of Schizophrenics and Delusionals
By Yin, Letters from Ward 5, Tanjung Rambutan The men in white coats were in two minds, free me or keep me in Ward 5. They decided to keep me. … Continue Reading →
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10 Reasons Why Malays Should Reject Bumiputraism
By Multatuli Murtadi: His swansong… Let us be clear what Bumiputraism is. For a start it is NOT Affirmative Action as the government claims. Affirmative Action is designed to lift … Continue Reading →
“If not for Anwar, I’d still be PM,” says Dr M. We say, “If not for you, Dr M, Anwar would have been the 8th PM!”
By P Ramakrishnan Ramakrishanan says that Dr Mahathir blames every one but himself. It’s very typical of Dr Mahathir to put the blame on every other person – even if … Continue Reading →
RACE – THE ONLY ISSUE IN GE-15
By Multatuli Murtadi There is really only one issue in GE15. It is the same in GE14, 13, 12 and so on since 1970. RACE. Political commentators have been writing … Continue Reading →
Sam Ke Ting. Drive at your own peril
Sam Ke Ting a 27-year-old has been acquitted by the Magistrates’ Court twice of reckless driving which caused the death of 8 teenagers (Mat Lajak) on modified bicycles. The High … Continue Reading →
Horrific Cruelty Ignored in Halal Food Production
By Murray Hunter Islamic authorities still turn blind eye to Halal integrity Corrupt and irregular practices in Southeast Asia’s international halal certification process, which certifies food as killed under appropriate … Continue Reading →
Malays are second-class citizens in their own country
By Murray Hunter How the state has destroyed Malay dignity When I was back in Setapak Garden during the Asian financial crisis, my bedroom window looked out onto a street … Continue Reading →
Were the three children really converted? The bigots say ‘Yes’. The law says ‘No.’
By P. Ramakrishnan Ramakrishnan asks whether single mother, Loh Siew Hong’s, children were really converted. The single mother’s determined effort bore fruit after three years of yearning and pining for … Continue Reading →
Johor Polls: What is the tragedy?
By P. Ramakrishnan Ramakrishnan said, “A criminal and felon is greeted enthusiastically as “Bossku” and accepted indiscriminately as a leader – that is the tragedy.” The fact that Parti Keadilan … Continue Reading →
Johoreans, will you set the lead for a better Malaysia?
By P. Ramakrishnan Will you vote out Pas and Umno and pave the way? ‘Race and religion’ has dominated our political life in ways that have harmed our unity and … Continue Reading →