I want to applaud a blogger at the blogsite http://www.fatimahzuhri.blogspot.com for a really good article on history. As someone who is fascinated with the history subject, I can’t help but to agree with what the blogger Fatimah Zuhri had to say. Below are some of the snippets of the said article – you can read … Continue reading »
Tag Archives: Anwar Ibrahim
Popular votes vs Parliamentary votes (a note to Nurul Izzah)
Today Nurul Izzah issued a tweet which beguiled us all. She has the belief that Barisan Nasional is effectively a minority government. Although her loose coalition of DAP, PKR and PAS had the majority of the votes, she felt shortchanged for the fact that her ambition to see her father installed as the Prime Minister … Continue reading »
“Kenapa Utusan? How about the chinese newspapers? Is it fair?”
Sidang akhbar penuh PM Dato Seri Najib Abdul Razak selepas Perjumpaan Khas bersama ahli-ahli Parlimen Barisan Nasional pada 7 Mei 2013. …and he taught the reporter that there’s a difference between what is popular vote and constituency vote. Continue reading »
Top 10 Little Uncircumspect, Uncircumcised Reasons for the Malay Vote Swings in PRU-13
I received this article from Apocryphalist for the benefit of all readers out there. His other articles on other matters can be read here and here. ____________________________________________________ Top 10 Little Uncircumspect, Uncircumcised Reasons for the Malay Vote Swings in PRU-13 A total political tsunami, including a massive exodus of malay voters swinging over to the Pakatan, … Continue reading »
“What more do the chinese want?”
Utusan Malaysia today asked a very pertinent question and perhaps the most important question any leader in Barisan Nasional worth his salt would be asking – “What more do the chinese want?” The article stated the facts that had been happening during Najib’s tenure as prime minister and his effort in wooing the chinese towards … Continue reading »
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 »
Interview with Taib Mahmud
Some may choose to forget that Taib Mahmud will not be a candidate in this upcoming general election at all. That is a reality that will have an impact in the voters’ psyche in Sarawak. He has relinquished his parliamentary seat since 2008 as part of his succession plan and he had stated that the … Continue reading »
Do we really want to vote these people? (addendum)
I have unfairly excluded a couple of names in my previous post which I deem unacceptable. From the comments received, it is a known fact that there are many people who we feel will not do a good job representing us in the government but as a disclaimer, the names mentioned in this article and … Continue reading »
Those who shouldn’t be contesting
The year is travelling so fast and before we know it, March is already upon us. And within then next 45 days, there will be a new line up of cabinet ministers that will administer this country for the next 5 years. Back in 2009, a post was written regarding the newly appointed cabinet by … Continue reading »
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 »
Promise unfulfilled – cakap tak serupa bikin
I’m guessing even our southern neighbour is tired with Anwar Ibrahim and his flip flopping shenanigans. Not surprising since he has made plenty promises but never really want to hold any accountability when the promises are not kept. Promises amongst the circle of Pakatan Rakyat leaders are just words of enticement, words of motivation. Although … Continue reading »
Crows flocking together? – (Balfour, Halcrow, PKR)
Yesterday, we explored the possibility that Rafizi Ramli and Anwar Ibrahim had vested interests in seeing Balfour Beatty – Ingress consortium wins the Ampang LRT extension project. In one of the paragraphs, it was mentioned that Halcrow was selected to be an independent evaluator of the tender bids eventhough it was shown in records that … Continue reading »
Anwar Ibrahim’s LRT project
We heard so much news about the failed bid of Balfour Beatty consortium for the past few weeks. Parti Keadilan Rakyat had not been shy in organising weekly press conferences to disseminate information to the ignorant public about the alleged abuses of power and corruption that are plaguing our country. All these apparently are committed … 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 »
Anwar Ibrahim – A wannabe Malaysian PM that will protect Israel
“I support all efforts to protect the security of the state of Israel” That’s what Anwar Ibrahim said in an interview with Wall Street Journal when asked what would Malaysia, a Muslim-majority nation’s relationship with Israel would be if he were elected as Prime Minister The article asked a lot of thing ranging from his opinion … Continue reading »
