In The Year 2020…
Yin gazes into his crystall ball and sees… Yin: The Pakatan Harapan (PH) Government recently elected on the promise of Malaysia Baru came to an end when prime minister Dr … Continue Reading →
Tag: DAP
A sorry tale of two Malaysias
The nation is in a mess, primarily because of Umno Baru. For 62 years, they sold the Malays a lie, which was believed lock, stock and barrel. Malays are in … Continue Reading →
The PH Conundrum in Perak (… If I were Ahmad Faizal I would not be able to sleep)
Multatuli wonders why DAP, PKR and Amanah, do not dare stand up against Bersatu. The parties are so power hungry that they will do anything to stay in power – … Continue Reading →
The Mess that is called Perak
Multatuli accuses the DAP of being the biggest monkey in the alliance in Perak. The DAP is founded on socialist principles, and is known as a party which looks after … Continue Reading →
The Unravelling of Pakatan Harapan (PH)
Yin says: It’s not even a year and already we see major cracks in the Pakatan Harapan (PH) Government. I opined in my pre GE14 postings that this is a … Continue Reading →
A Marriage of Convenience: An opinion by Letters from Ward 5
Marriages of convenience usually end up in tears. When the reason is not love or the sharing of common interests, principles, such marriages are heading for the rocks – at … Continue Reading →
How will insecure Malays react to anti-Chinese and anti-DAP sentiment?
The Malays, like other Malaysians, are angry about corruption, cronyism and injustice. Fuelled by what they read in the news (not TV3 or Berita Harian) they will vow to change … Continue Reading →
Two years B4 GE-14. Can the Opposition Coalition get their act together?
Azmin Ali is either overworked and suffering the strain of an unfruitful journey to Borneo, or he is suffering an onset of mild dementia. Soon after the results of the … Continue Reading →
10 Malay Muslim myths debunked
For years, the race-based and religion-based parties in Malaysia, namely Umno-Baru and PAS, warned Malays that they needed protecting and Islam needed defending. Concerned Muslims, who felt that their faith … Continue Reading →