Mahathir sees light at the end of the tunnelMahathir sees light at the end of the tunnelAn Opposition-led initiative on a no-confidence motion in Parliament would be the best way to ensure the return to sanity.
Commentary
Malaysia in Sabah, Sarawak needs resolution
In Sarawak in particular, even more so than in Sabah, not a day has passed since 1963 among the people, without them waking up and asking themselves the question: “How did we get into this situation? Why are we with Malaya on the other side of this big sea? They are so far away, even further than the moon, at least the moon is something that we can see every night! Why can’t we be on our own?”
Najib not only ‘guilty’ party to bring to account
Those who took monies from him are as equally guilty as those who channeled the alleged extraordinarily large sums into his personal accounts.
Najib and Mahathir both big, fat liars
The difference is that one is a bad liar while the other can get away scot-free lying.
Sabah Special Forces can end kidnappings
It’s clear, in the wake of the recent kidnapping in Sandakan, that EssCom (Eastern Sabah Security Command) can only deal with external threats like the Sabah claim.
Adenan must prove himself on intentions
How much is Adenan really in charge and is there a Taib factor which continues to dog his administration?
Why punish the children, Mr Prime Minister?
The only logical inference we can make about the meagre allocation given to Chinese schools is that the budget has been used to punish the Chinese for not throwing their support behind the MCA and BN during the last general election.
Azmin Ali is the man?
Is Azmin the man that can be Malaysia’s Malcolm X and can he survive the political assassination attempts that have already started? Freedom-loving Malaysians who want a non-racist country must rally round Azmin if we are ever going to grow as a nation.
Malaysian Universities and the NEP*
If higher education expansion is accompanied by a lowering of standards, then the process can become a double edged knife.
Malaysia’s forgotten ‘seditionist’ Uthayakumar
Uthaya’s plight is little known to most Malaysians with the mainstream media complicit in erecting a wall of silence on his case and refusing to share with the public the various appeals made by Hindraf; his family and Uthaya himself.