PM doesn’t have a simple majority in Parliament and his Minister doesn’t seem to have the brains to understand this!
By P Ramakrishnan Ramakrishnan said, “Takiyuddin Hassan, the Minister in the Prime Minister’s department is incapable of understanding the meaning of majority support. How can there be any indication of … Continue Reading →
It’s not just alcohol, but the constitutional rights of non-Muslims
By Dr P Ramasamy The new guidelines of the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) forbid sundry shops, convenience stores, grocery and Chinese medicine shops to sell alcohol to the public, … Continue Reading →
Its great to be a Malaysian politician.
The title says it all. The typical Malaysian politician, read Umno-Baru, PN, Bersatu and PAS, are fast-tracked to riches, their criminal activities are dismissed, their court cases are postponed & … Continue Reading →
Muting a film and covering the subtitles is censorship.
When the Malaysian film board said that it will mute five parts of the dialogue in a film, and cover the subtitles, isn’t that censorship? According to the censors, the … Continue Reading →
Hunter and the “Depressing Déjà vu for Malaysia’s Narcotics Nightmare”
By Murray Hunter Hunter said that the center of illicit drug usage is rural. Pahang has the highest number of registered drug addicts, followed by Kelantan, Terengganu and Perlis. Malay … Continue Reading →
Film Censorship: It’s about Kedah’s rich cultural heritage, not religion.
Why does the Malaysian Censorship Board want to mute seven parts of Chong’s film? They have already cut five parts of it. On 18 November, Chong Keat Aun, the 42-year … Continue Reading →
MOI cites 307 reasons to complain that his SRC trial was unfair. What do you think?
My understanding is that MO1 is furious that he was found guilty. Tu jer. Today, MO1 lodged an appeal against his conviction and sentencing over one count of abuse of … Continue Reading →
MPs don’t represent their parties or themselves – they represent their voters
By P Ramakrishnan Ramakrishnan reminds Warisan MPs that their duty is to defeat the backdoor administration and install a government of the people, by the people and for the people. He … Continue Reading →
Do you know when Malaysia became so intolerant? Will you help to start the new narrative?
This country is going through a massive cultural change. A Malay friend introduced her American husband to members of her family. Her closest aunt shook his hand, only after she … Continue Reading →
DEFEATING THE BUDGET: Why not now? Why later?
By P Ramakrishnan Ramakrishnan said that nothing has changed except for the additional goodies that were thrown in at the last minute. So, did these extra inducements, sufficiently whitewash the … Continue Reading →