Independent News & Views
By P Ramakrishnan The well-orchestrated and planned strategy to lodge police reports across Malaysia was done to create a negative impression about Thomas and his book. Nevertheless, Ramakrishnan argues that … Continue Reading →
By Raymond B Tombung On the first run through of Anwar’s longish commentary on Tommy Thomas’ book, ‘My Story: Justice in the Wilderness’, I was quite impressed by the intellectual … Continue Reading →
By Murray Hunter How they get away with it Former Attorney General Tommy Thomas in his recent book, “My Story: Justice in the Wilderness,” suggested that big-time corruption in the … Continue Reading →
There are many politicians in Malaysia, who like to do the equivalent of “blinding us with science”. Their talks are presented in a complicated way, with a lot of name-dropping … Continue Reading →
The thing that can easily rile many Malays, especially civil servants, is their egos. It’s HUGE. They don’t take kindly to criticism. Some may claim that by extension, any criticism … Continue Reading →
By P Ramakrishnan “Who will go free after this?” On 22 May, when Riza Aziz was freed by the court, I posed this question, “Are the floodgates being opened for … Continue Reading →
Here is some background information about Riza, son of Rosmah, step-son of disgraced Najib Abdul Razak aka kelptocrat, and Riza’s alleged theft of the rakyat’s 1MDB money. TIME LINE: 28 … Continue Reading →
Mendacious and disingenuous. This is how we can describe the four academics, who convinced the Conference of Rulers to reject the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). The … Continue Reading →
Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad wrote to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to request the removal of Apandi Ali, the Attorney-General, and replace him with the constitutional expert and respected lawyer, … Continue Reading →