Transition to Organic Farming to Effectively Tackle Climate Change
By Raveen Veerasenan Jeyakumar To tackle climate change, the world must move in stages from industrial agriculture to organic farming. Industrial agriculture is one of the major causes of climate … Continue Reading →
Umno must stop bulls***ting!
By P. Ramakrishnan The truth is you created the monster in the DAP and you suddenly expect the members to embrace the devil! It is befuddling to read Umno supreme … Continue Reading →
Will Anwar be a one-term PM? Will Harapan continue to govern after 2027?
By P. Ramakrishnan The result of the recent six-state elections may galvanise Anwar’s will to bring about reforms and govern the country for the benefit of all Malaysians … or … Continue Reading →
Which one is the real Anwar?
Anwar Ibrahim has finally achieved his life-long ambition to become prime minister. He wants a multicultural Malaysia, but he bends over backwards to please the Malays. He promised us reforms, … Continue Reading →
Voters: Think very carefully! What is your alternative? Hadi or Muhyiddin as PM?
By P. Ramakrishnan The opposition is persistently raising the question, “What has the unity government done the last seven months?” That seems to be their battle cry! It is easy … Continue Reading →
Reality Is A Bitch
By Yin, Letters from Ward 5, T.R. If Idealism is a pleasing wife, reality is a bitch. While some of us hope for the Malaysia our founders dreamt of – and whose … Continue Reading →
Where is the parliamentary condemnation of the attempted murder of outspoken lawyer, Siti Kassim, using a bomb? This is a new low for the Madani administration when two men who kiss, get more publicity than an act of alleged terrorism.
ALL bomb threats are to be taken seriously. Shame on the Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, the Communications and Multimedia Minister, Fahmi Fadzil, the Home minister, Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, the Minister … Continue Reading →
The Serial Abuse of Power like in Article 153
By Yin, Letters from Ward 5, T.R. Background – Demographic Changes Malaya was founded on communal considerations – each community fighting its own corner. But then there was no Malaya and … Continue Reading →
Are we a nation of endless possibilities or lost opportunities?
Just think about the many opportunities we have lost since the nation’s turning point in May 1969. If only our politicians had possessed the maturity to reject divisive politics and … Continue Reading →
Mahathir, the trouble-making, troublesome Malay politician!
By P. Ramakrishnan Mahathir had all the power in his hands, controlled Parliament to pass laws to assist the rural folks and the purse strings of the nation were at … Continue Reading →