Who Will Save Malaysia?
Yin says, “The sad thing is that those we elected to make changes and bring in a new Malaysia are little better than the crooks and racists we kicked out.” … Continue Reading →
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The Four Buffalo Riders: A fairy tale set in Malaysia
A Fairy Tale by Yin. The four buffalo riders… Yin: A voice thundered “Come and see!” The rakyat looked and before them rode a man on a white buffalo. He … Continue Reading →
What would happen in a Malaysia which is inhabited only by Malays?
One most obvious interpretation implies, that the ultra-Malays will not have a convenient scapegoat in the form of the DAP, or the Chinese, or the Christians, or the communists, to … Continue Reading →
Who is the puppet?
Hello everyone. My name is Mariam Mokhtar. Yesteday, the Sarawak Chief Minister, Abang Johari Openg, said that the DAP is former prime minister, Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s puppet. Only last week, … Continue Reading →
All fellow Malaysians – Let us take back our country!
A patriot, Shri Bilal Chin, has an urgent message for us, to unite and liberate the nation from cruel tyranny. He says, “Let us come out and flood the streets … Continue Reading →
Fellow Malaysians. Enough is enough! Let us take back our country.
A patriot, Shri Bilal Chin, has an urgent message for us, to unite and liberate the nation: Whatever our origins might have been and whichever part of the … Continue Reading →
Wanted: A MALAYSIAN Leader With Integrity.
YIN says: I lived and worked in Indonesia for five years and have been going there many more. Let me share my observations with you. In Indonesia (except for … Continue Reading →
Letters from Ward 5: Bumiputraism
Bumiputraism Bumiputraism is an issue that has plagued us for a long time, yet politicians and social commentators/columnists, ignore it. (The only person who has come out openly and categorically … Continue Reading →
Let’s make Malaysia great again, in the Year of the Rooster
Some of you think that 2016 was a horrible year. I agree. For others, the Year of the Monkey was also a terrible one. Again, I agree! Last year, four … Continue Reading →
Tunku Abdul Rahman: 8 Feb 1903 – 6 Dec 1990
Tunku Abdul Rahman died 16-years ago today. If he were alive now, he would have wept, at the destruction of the bridges he painstakingly built, between the races in Malaysia. … Continue Reading →