The confused principle of Anwar Ibrahim’s supporters

“What he does privately is none of my business” “His sexual preference is not important to me” Ever since the stories of sex videos and sodomy charges have haunted Anwar Ibrahim’s political career, how many times have we heard the statements above from his rabid worshippers? Too many times I suppose. These sycophants, who portray … Continue reading »

Ideological weaknesses of DAP’s leadership (Part 3)

This is the final part of the series. Thus far, readers can appreciate the fact that history does repeat itself and those who do not learn from it will commit the same folly again and again.  ——————————————————- 6. DAP: Tactics and campaign strategies in general elections In 1974, DAP objected to Malaysia’s ties with China. … Continue reading »

Ideological weaknesses of DAP leadership (Part 2)

……. (can we see the similarities between what happened years ago to what is happening now? A leopard cannot change its spots. A party doesn’t change its malicious ways no matter how much they are saying otherwise..) ——————————————————————————- In the 1970s the favourite political gimmick employed by DAP was to either ‘boycott parliamentary sessions and … Continue reading »

Ideological weaknesses of DAP leadership

I found a few pages of brief analysis on list of ideological weaknesses of the DAP leadership recently. I thought I would share some of the points to the readers out there. It is an old document – written in 1995. Therefore, all of the events quoted and examples given were not up to date … Continue reading »

Two faced Anwar Ibrahim and the infamous Wall Street Journal article

Anwar’s latest skulduggery came in a few hours ago in his blog when he desperately trying to clear his name against his position on Israel. The blog post is titled – ‘Jangan Putar belit Kenyataan Demi Fitnah’ (Don’t twist my statement just to slander me) Saya diwawancara oleh Wall Street Journal pada hari Khamis, 26hb … Continue reading »

Azman Mokhtar and Danny Yusof Must Go (Part 4)

To put things simple enough, RM18 million of MAS’ very important, very hard earned cash was given to another company belonged to one of its directors. Basically, a director of MAS, Tony Fernandes got RM18 million given to his other company – a football team, Queens Park Rangers (QPR). There is a massive conflict of … Continue reading »

BERSIH 2.0 For Dummies

I got a lot of queries from college/university students and schoolkids about the recent Bersih 20.0 demonstrations. Therefore, today I would like to provide my point of views and hopefully the most definitive guide for those who want know what Bersih 2.0 is all about. So guys and girls, here it is. Astound your family … Continue reading »

Operasi Lalang in 1987 – Part 2

Did you read the previous article line by line? Before we proceed to the next part, below is the analysis from an international observer on what had happenned on that fateful week: By Graham K Brown - Balancing the Risks of Corrective Surgery: The political economy of horizontal inequalities and the end of the New Economic … Continue reading »

Operasi Lalang in 1987 – Part 1

Let’s talk about my favourite subject. History. Specifically, the Operasi Lalang. Currently there is so much myths going on regarding that incident that many have differing perceptions on the whys, the hows, the whens, and the whose who in that particular part of our history. When at present many of our political observers from the opposition … Continue reading »

The demise of PAS’ resoluteness

Every Sunday, I will always grab a copy of News Straits Times just to read Shamsul Akmar’s column. In my opinion, his column delivers accurate analysis on current political issues that are plaguing the nation. Last Sunday, he produced a great piece chastising Karpal Singh, Nik Aziz and the whole gamut of political hypocrisy institutionalised … Continue reading »

Straigthening out YB Khairy Jamaluddin’s column

Below is an excellent article by blogger SatD of Pure Shiite. It is to reinforce the MPs into doing the right thing instead of skirting over the problem and sweeping the mess under the carpet. This mess, if left untreated, will torment your own children and grandchildren in the future. Although some of YB Khairy’s … Continue reading »

A million thank you’s

After the sneak attack from Datuk Rocky’s posting last night, I must say I was pleasantly surprised with the fact that in exactly 3 years of blogging, this blog registered its first million hits. I started this blog on the 31st of March 2008 with a simple posting called A Tale of Two Prime Ministers. … Continue reading »

An unfortunate article by someone I respect

I read with interest Datuk Sakmongkol’s antagonistic writings against Tun Dr Mahathir’s memoirs. Obviously, being too close to Tengku Razaleigh had led him to write without objectively analysing the content of the book. And it is unfortunate that he started his article with a lie he created. He based all his arguments on one sentence … Continue reading »

Lim Kit Siang should apologise to the nation on what his party had done all these years and start embracing 1Malaysia once and for all

The unDemocratic Action Party’s dictator since 1969, Lim Kit Siang, had become more desperate than I could imagine. The party which had never changed their leader since 41 years ago has a leader who is increasingly being exposed as a racist and a hate-monger. When Tun Mahathir Mohamed told his audience that some chinese had … Continue reading »

Racist Dong Zong is at it again. Where is Lim Kit Siang?

The racist chinese group called Dong Zong, had time and time again come out in the open to attack the single stream education system. This time around, they had lambasted the sacked radio DJ from StarFM, DJ Jamaluddin Ibrahim for opposing the vernacular schools. The details from The Star is sketchy. A departure from their … Continue reading »