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Let me wish all Malaysian Citizens a Happy 52nd Merdeka, most important, please drive home safely if you have travelled far during this long holiday season.
Also a warm Welcome to all foreign visitors and hope that Malaysia has given you a lasting impression that you may consider coming back to our beloved country again and again [...]
Is there a lesson to be learned?
Hatoyama’s grandfather would have been proud of him. After a 30 year gap, the 3rd generation Hatoyama (Yukio) is now set to rule the country, a feat that his grandfather tried but did not manage to, years ago.
The rise of the Democratic Party of Japan’s (DPJ) landslide victory over [...]
Likely Unlikely!
I feel sad that an organisation as old as MCA (perhaps at last count, they celebrated their 60th anniversary) is now being saddled with its own internal problems that could perhaps, have been avoidable, had the President been not so adamant on having it his way.
Perhaps a maverick’s journey will always begin with bravery and single-mindedness [...]
Health is more important than Wealth!
So its now 59 death and the Health Ministry is still dragging its feet on deciding whether to set the neccessary precautions and curfews to curb the spread of A(H1N1). When will we see the daylights out of this.
Let me tell you a real story I encountered a week ago. [...]
I’m so sorry, no more beer!
First of all, I’m no admiror of Ronnie Liu, but I still dont understand what the hoot is PAS kicking a fuss out of selling beer in downtown Shah Alam.
There’s never a problem for a non-Muslim to pick up his cans of beer from any Seven Eleven, so what stops a muslim from [...]
Loose Canon on the loose!
First it was a barrage of personal attacks on the MCA President, now he is onto its Wanita Chief, what next?
The Bintulu MP has lately gone overboard with his personal vendetta against the MCA Leadership. Initially accusing the MCA President and Transport Minister of taking RM10 million ‘loan’ from him and now [...]
While Transport Minister Ong Tee Keat (OngTK) is facing an inward battle within his party to oust his deputy via a disciplinary action, he is also busy trying to ward-off an outward battle with the Main Contractor of the Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ). He must be having sleepness nights in the last 3 months [...]
Muhyddin Yassin, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Education announced in Perth yesterday that the Cabinet has decided that students who started studying Mathematics and Science in English (PPSMI) can continue to do so until the end of their secondary education. The Education Minister also said that the students have the option of answering questions in either English [...]
One of the 3 stooges …
Eventhough I read Malaysiakini a lot, and even put them up on the sidebar of this website as part of the blogroll, but I think these bunch of “cartoons” are pure unfiltered supporters of the Opposition (namely Pakatan Rakyat). Read their coverage of the massive crackdown on 1 August 2009 [...]
In front of the Royal Palace
As explained in my earlier post on the proposed peaceful march together with Gerakan Mansuh ISA (GMI) scheduled for 1 Aug 2009 (Saturday) from Sentral to Istana Negara, we the National Youth of Parti Gerakan has taken the difficult decision to:
1) Detach ourselves from the joint-march because we have repeatedly made [...]
