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By P Ramakrishnan The Umno president is employing bully-boy and strong-arm tactics to force Ismail Sabri into an early election. With the help of the Umno Supreme Council, Umno leaders … Continue Reading →
On 25 May, the day after the LRT crash, we had a fine example of dolts running our main services and ministries. First. The best outcome of the crash was … Continue Reading →
By Andrew Sia Sia argues that if Pasir Salak is the place in Perak which symbolises Malay resistance & revival, then what does its Umno-Baru MP, Tajuddin Abdul Rahman, represent? … Continue Reading →
In Malaysia, when there is a major incident, some poor lowly employee is made the scapegoat and all blame is heaped on him. The bigger organisational failure, the cuts in … Continue Reading →
Trust the Umno-Baru/BN MP for Pasir Salak, Tajuddin Abdul Rahman, to disrespect parliament and make it look and sound like a third rate bordello, complete with shouting, finger pointing, tantrums … Continue Reading →
Heng: It is an extraordinary time to watch Malaysian politics. Some theoretically inclined political scientists may strive to distill a few deep political insights. Events unfolding within UMNO are like … Continue Reading →
When an MP is attacked, in parliament, and it does not matter which side of the political divide he belongs, that is an attack on our civil liberties. Last November, … Continue Reading →
Three videos on a sexist MP and his son First video. At 4.07 minute, the Umno-Baru MP, Tajuddin Abdul Rahman, refers to Teresa Kok, MP, for Siputeh, as “the only … Continue Reading →
The Deputy Agriculture and Agro-based Industries Minister, Tajuddin Abdul Rahman, insulted the DAP MP for Seputeh, Teresa Kok, and called her a “woman with a Kok”. This sexist remark was … Continue Reading →
The behaviour of Tajuddin Abdul Rahman and Jamal Yunos tells us a lot about the future of UMNO. These two “gentlemen” are not ordinary UMNO members. The former is an … Continue Reading →