Archive for March 2nd, 2008

Successful breakfast ceramah in Tawau

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

First of its kind not only in Tawau but in Sabah and Malaysia as well - a breakfast ceramah at 7.30 am.
Turnout at Sin Onn Market, Tawau by Tawau voters and their families for the breakfast ceramah was over-capacity and overwhelmingly supportive and most encouraging - highlighting the reality that the battle in the Sri […]

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The Tale of the Rattlesnake

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

by M. Bakri Musa
Spring comes early in my part of California. Already there are exuberant splashes of dancing daffodils on the hillsides. Soon the colorful California poppies will pop up. With the weather becoming warmer, the rattlesnakes too will soon emerge from their winter slumber.
Talking of rattlesnakes, I am […]

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Shanty Chong will be ideal Chairperson of Parliamentary Select Committee for Independence and Integrity of Judiciary

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

Over a thouand people at the DAP Sandakan ceramah last night for our parliamentary candidate and two State Assembly candidates in the Sandakan area.
DAP parliamentary candidate for Sandakan, Shanty Chong delivered her maiden political speech - humorous but hard-hitting which will strike fear and terror among erring Barisan Nasional leaders.
She had served 17 […]

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‘Islam Hadari’ Cannot Correct Itself

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

BY Farish A. Noor
It would seem rather odd, not least for Malaysia-watchers overseas, that despite the talk of the ‘moderate and progressive’ brand of normative Islam that has been bandied about in Malaysia under the general theme of ‘Islam Hadari’ (Civilisational Islam) that the practice of normative Islam in Malaysia seems anything but moderate and […]

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Lim Kit Siang in Kota Kinabalu

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

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