The state of Malaysia’s political and economic democracy, as well as religious orientation, is affected by the dominance of two elite groups, not one as is commonly assumed.
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Ponder on this analogy of ‘non’. Both durians and mangosteens are fruits but when mangosteen is called ‘non-durian’ yet durian is not called ‘non-mangosteen’, there must be something strange about such categorisation. Is the durian ‘racist’ then?
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In respect of culture, the DAP, PKR and PAS are a moral kin, always ready with the platitude of a pontificator, the pity of the pious. The kinship is of the kind shouting from the rooftop belittling the lack of conviction and faith ...
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We continue to be led along a path of social conditioning that quite simply perpetuates religious chauvinism. There is a lack of willingness or courage to energetically espouse an Islam that is concordant with the times and setting..
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Write comment (4 Comments) The Malay vote is interchangeable between Umno and PAS; it doesn’t cross the race line. When the fractured Malay vote of 1999 reconsolidated and went back to Umno five years later.......
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