What is the reason steamboat owner retracted his police report?
If you have been a victim of crime in Malaysia, you will appreciate what I mean when I say that victims of crime can spend hours making a police report. … Continue Reading →
Malaysia’s GLCs: Development Tools or Corruption Vehicles?
By Murray Hunter Dr Mahathir Mohamed turned GLCs into a cashbox for Umno. Successive PMs refined the practice. All have gone against the real reason for setting up GLCs. For … Continue Reading →
Don’t politicise God…that is why we are in such a big mess
By P. Ramakrishnan This article was published by Aliran on 9-1-2013 and it is relevant to the present Allah controversy.When God is politicised we are in big trouble. That is … Continue Reading →
Malaysia’s limestone hills and caves. Are we destructive barbarians?
By Andrew Sia Sia asks, “When driving on the highway past Ipoh, do you feel sad seeing the limestone hills destroyed? What we’re doing now is like knocking down antique … Continue Reading →
IGP’s exposé did not surprise us. So, how dirty is the PDRM?
Corruption is not just about bribery. It includes fraudulent and dishonest conduct, and abuse of power by those in authority, for personal gain. After the IGP’s exposé , we want … Continue Reading →
The word “Allah” has been made a political tool. Now, add languages to the divisive three Rs…RRRL
(Background with excerpt from Malaysiakini…The Kuala Lumpur High Court handed down its decision on March 10 in the Jill Ireland case, declaring the 1986 administrative order that banned non-Muslims from using the … Continue Reading →
Party hoppers, where is your conscience? Where is your obligation?
By P. Ramakrishnan Ramakrishnan says that we must never tolerate or forgive all those party hoppers who have turned our politics topsy-turvy. Party hopping is a curse to the democratic electoral … Continue Reading →
Anwar is now thinking of a partnership with Umno-Baru. Dumb!
The beleaguered Opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, has lost his mind. He risks undermining public confidence and trust in PKR and more importantly, in Harapan. He is mulling over a possible … Continue Reading →
Wanita MCA is out of touch with domestic violence.
The president of Wanita MCA, Heng Seai Kie, is wrong to advocate more violence to counteract domestic abuse. At the MCA annual general meeting on 6 March, Heng said that … Continue Reading →
It is time for Anwar to start culling PKR. Weed out the rubbish now! Restore faith in the rakyat. Money and promises of position & perks are good inducements for frogs.
When will the prime-minister-in-waiting, Anwar Ibrahim, show his leadership qualities? When will he start to cull his party, PKR and get rid of the weeds? He should be more firm … Continue Reading →