If citizens don’t lose their citizenship when they leave their country, why should they lose their voting rights that is part and parcel of their birthright?
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Read more: A bad govt represses its good citizens
The country is peppered with bad news. Illicit money outflows, the impending conviction of innocent Anwar Ibrahim, the National Feedlot Corporation financial irregularities and so on. Dark clouds are over the horizon.
Malaysians no longer are fooled by the dangling carrots of jaw-dropping projects and pie-in-the-sky promises that are pure spin and as unreal as an Arabian-desert mirage. They believe in concrete results.
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The repeal of archaic laws that have not been used cannot disguise the enacting of a law like the Peaceful Assembly Bill 2011 which will be debated today on its second reading in Parliament.
Read more: What’s needed is a Peaceful Police and Politicians Act
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The political apostasy is the result of abandoning the Merdeka principles of democracy, among others, that were meant to develop the fledgling nation.
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