… as Tun Dr Mahathir pre-empted his racist strategy for Gelang Patah. Tun Mahathir, knowing full well what DAP’s Lim Kit Siang is all about, have slightly poked this old emperor of DAP with a jibe that everyone in Malaysia already knows – DAP and Lim Kit Siang will campaign on racial lines in every … Continue reading »
Category Archives: Tun Dr Mahathir
A Samad Said does not want Anwar Ibrahim to become Prime Minister
When a person is so desperate and become too biased in his thinking, inadvertently he will become stupid. That is the case of A Samad Said. Sensing that he has no more other ideas to condemn the government led by Barisan Nasional, he blurted a racial statement which not only seemed idiotic, but has revealed … Continue reading »
Better the idiom you know than the one you don’t
Among the pseudo-intelectuals, idioms can be something mysterious and worth dissecting. Take the idiom ‘better the devil you know..’ which appeared in Tun Dr Mahathir’s blogpost recently. The article was titled ‘Change’ and it goes like this: 1. In his campaign to become President of the US Barack Obama promised change, “time for change”, he … 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 »
The Malaysian Insider and its misreporting
Now this is something that some people will find trivial but I see it as a a danger that will jeopardise the reputation of online portals in Malaysia. Back in February, Siti Nurhaliza launched her first talk show which featured Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad as her first VIP guest. During the Q & A session … Continue reading »
Breaking the siege of Gaza
Press Release from the Perdana Global Peace Organisation (PGPO): International Conference on Breaking the Gaza Siege on 11 July, 2010 in Kuala Lumpur. The illegal siege on Gaza by the Israeli Government has been going on for too long. It has created a humanitarian crisis, literally a chokehold on a people which is intended at … Continue reading »
Malaysian Insider playing the fiddle
…and the fiddlers are just a bunch of nervous editors. I find their latest editorial piece rather perplexing to say the least. In a nutshell, they are urging Tun Dr Mahathir to sue everyone that had tarnished his image and reputation. This is clearly a red herring. An act to cover up the idiotic gamble … Continue reading »
Lim Kit Siang – sleepless in Tokyo
These are the words that came from Lim Kit Siang’s brains on 21st December 2009: What is Mahathir’s stand on whether Wain’s new biography on him should be released to the Malaysian public without any more obstacles from the authorities in Malaysia? If Mahathir thinks that he has been defamed or maligned by Wain in … Continue reading »
Nazri Aziz battling against his own intelligence (and he won)
I am quite reluctant to write this piece as it involves unnecessary childish behaviour from a senior minister of Dato’ Sri Najib Tun Razak’s cabinet. The minister, Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz went crazy all of a sudden after Tun Dr Mahathir gave a statement after being asked by a journalist about Biro Tata Negara course. … Continue reading »
Those who made me proud…
I would like to wish a wonderful happy birthday to YABhg. Tun Dr Mahathir Bin Mohamad. He is 84 today. On this day, I wish he’d knew that a group young Malaysians achieved something that all Malaysians can be proud of; the boys in the Victoria Institution Cadet Corps Band (VICC Band) won the International … Continue reading »
At last, a peace of mind (hopefully)
Good afternoon everyone. This blog started in wordpress on the 31st of March 2008. It came about due to the frustrations we all have about the leadership of the country then. The constant instances of inefficiencies and flashes of stupidity were often being shoved to our faces almost on daily basis. And that has been … Continue reading »
What if he was successful in becoming our PM back then?
The Case of Malaysia by Alexandra Perebikovsky Technically, Malaysia gained its independence from the British Empire in 1957. Since then however, the British intention has been to continue using the nation as its very own playground for its free trade chaos and looting operations. In 1997 Lyndon LaRouche stated, “free trade, practiced against the nations … Continue reading »
The real Umno Warlords
Update 16 September, 11.55am : From the latest news reports, Anwar Ibrahim is seeking a meeting with the Prime Minister to discuss the peaceful transition of power from Barisan Nasional to Pakatan Rakyat. Please read both links provided. How delusional can he be? If Pak Lah and his advisers have any brain cells left in … Continue reading »
Malaysian Roadmap for the Malays
I will be on a break for the Merdeka holidays starting tonight – although I will drop by at the Sime Darby Convention Centre in Bukit Kiara tomorrow morning. Happy Merdeka everyone! As a parting shot, here is an interview by Dr Mahathir on Utusan Malaysia in 2002, two weeks before he announced his resignation as … Continue reading »
Matters of the (Malaysian) heart
A regular commentator of my blog wrote me a comment in my previous article which I had replied in the form of a brief history coupled with my own opinion on the subject. JMD, Just want to comment on the Special Rights. I still don’t get it. It is saying the Malays and their leaders … Continue reading »
