The problem is Race
By Yin, Letters from Ward 5, T.R. Race is the core of all our problems in this country. Racial discrimination has divided the country into “them and us” when once it was … Continue Reading →
Tag: Umno-Baru
What do you think of Umno-Baru’s three-legged stool strategy? Try remove one leg & see what happens.
Imagine a three-legged stool. If one of the legs were removed, anyone attempting to sit on the stool would topple over. That is how it is when governing Malaysia, Umno-Baru … Continue Reading →
Johoreans, will you set the lead for a better Malaysia?
By P. Ramakrishnan Will you vote out Pas and Umno and pave the way? ‘Race and religion’ has dominated our political life in ways that have harmed our unity and … Continue Reading →
Latest breach of SOP rules at a house in Jalan Bellamy.
Two nights ago, while we were confined at home because of the PKP (Movement Control Order), several politicians, ministers, deputies and GLC heads, had met in secret in a bungalow … Continue Reading →
Do you know what is driving Malaysia apart?
To answer the question, “What is driving Malaysia apart?” first ask the question, “Why would anyone want to be a politician?” Malaysian politicians play us for fools. They insult our … Continue Reading →
Anwar is now thinking of a partnership with Umno-Baru. Dumb!
The beleaguered Opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, has lost his mind. He risks undermining public confidence and trust in PKR and more importantly, in Harapan. He is mulling over a possible … Continue Reading →
Thinking Out of the Box
By Yin, Wad 5 Dr Lim Teck Ghee’s “DAP needs to think out of the box” (the Sundaily 9/9/19) is a wakeup call to the party. I would like to … Continue Reading →
The Malay hierarchy, their infighting, sensitivities and greed, in Hunter’s, “Malaysia: Permanent Ethnic Malay Polity”
By: Murray Hunter The February putsch of the ineffective and sabotaged Pakatan Harapan government by the makeshift flag-of-convenience Perikatan Nasional, which is comprised of an alignment of Malay-centric political parties, … Continue Reading →
Question, question & question. The Coronavirus MCO does not mean you stop asking questions. If you want a ‘new’ Malaysia, the change starts with you. Alter your mindset. Be brave & scrutinise every move of the government & the Opposition.
The Movement Control Order (MCO) during the Coronavirus pandemic does not mean the rakyat, and especially the press, should stop asking questions in their effort to bring the rich and … Continue Reading →
What is the link between the bumiputra status & the refugee crisis? The bottom line is political power, which translates to votes…and easy money for the politicians. It is also the misuse of religion (the Muslims of any nationality), to get votes so that Malays can remain in power. You tell me, who is the traitor here?
If you are serious about solving the refugee/migrant problem, treat the cause, and not the symptoms. Find the politicians responsible for the influx of refugees & migrants. The problem starts … Continue Reading →