Quota for pork import is just a legalized excuse and powerful tool to encourage and further boost corruption at the expense of the importers and the end consumer
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If, at the end of the day, Ipoh Barat Member of Parliament M. Kulasegaran feels that Hindraf is not the force they once were, he should be man enough to come out in the open and say that both he and Pakatan Rakyat do not need Hindraf's support.
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In the past 50 years of Alliance and Barisan rule – and despite MIC participation in the two coalitions – the Indian position in economy and society has worsened steadily by whatever indicator of socio-economic and political development is used.
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Write comment (5 Comments) Is it true that the MCA president’s son, who is Agriculture Deputy Minister, is either impotent or refuses to antagonize the more powerful vested interests in the cartel that is exerting a tight control on import licences for pork?
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As a key figure in protecting our national interest, Dr Mahathir Mohamed as the then prime minister should have been the first to recognize the difference between the unrestricted movement of people during the pre-colonial and pre-Independence period and the illegal influx into Sabah that he authorized.
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