Enough is Enough
By Yin, Letters from Ward 5 Sarawak and Sabah are unwitting saviours of the non-Malays in Malaya. They stand between total submission to the Malay chauvinists and Islamic extremists and a Malaysia … Continue Reading →
Tag: Ketuanan Melayu
The March to Tanah Melayu
By Yin, Letters from Ward 5, T.R. Socks, crosses, banning the sale of alcohol in convenience stores etc are distractions from a greater threat to the multi-racial nature of our country. It … Continue Reading →
Counting the cost: Ketuanan Melayu, Bumiputraism & Racial Discrimination
By Yin, Letters from Ward 5, T.R. How much has 53 years (using 1970 as the start of robust racist policies) of Ketuanan Melayu/Bumiputraism/Racial Discrimination cost us? How much has it cost … Continue Reading →
We Deserve the Government we get
By Yin, Ward 5, Tanjong Rambutan Najib may be in jail but the sandiwara goes on. His supporters will spread the narrative that he has not had a fair trial. … 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 →
Mirror Mirror On The Wall
By Multatuli Murtadi As a child when I got into a fight and my parents get to know about it, I get punished. Who started it is secondary. My parents … Continue Reading →
The gulf between Muslims and non-Muslims, peasants and nobles. How powerful are the Malaysian elite? Do they want change?
The following are the usual criticisms about my writing and videos. “Where’s your tudung? As a Muslim, have you no shame?” “You’re a lackey for Mahathir Mohamad,” for articles criticising opposition leader … Continue Reading →
Racism in Sports in Malaysian schools has been around for decades, but some former senior civil servants dismissed my concerns. I hope they read the latest expose on school sports & open their eyes. Having one Lee Chong Wei or Nicol David is no proof that racism does not exist.”
When I took part in a Bersih rally, a few university students confided that at secondary school, they were very good at sports, but their coach said that their inclusion … Continue Reading →
So, who are the 1st and 2nd Class Pendatangs?
Malaysia is comprised of four sorts of people. The Orang Asli and natives of East Malaysia are the original bumiputras. There are Malays and also Second-Class Pendatangs (SCPs) or non-Malays. … Continue Reading →
Why Malaysia’s Monarchy Is Set To Stay – Analysis
By Murray Hunter When Malaysia’s Yang di-Pertuan Agong, or king Al-Sultan Abdullah Al-Haj rejected Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s request to declare a state of emergency on October 25, many sections … Continue Reading →