Typical example in the Star today – ‘Nothing being done about Sungai Tebrau pollution’.
Excuse me – every b***king thing is poluted in this country.

As someone said earlier – GIVE US A BREAK.

“peoples’ first……..apa nama NOW !!!

Dogs are not supposed to bark at their own masters.

Why hasn’t the mamak rebutted the accusations made against him?

The Malays will never give up ketuanan come what may. In fact, I can sense the ground has shifted slightly against PR. PR, particularly the PAS and PKR, are losing ground because PR has become too “multi-racial” or liberal (probably due to the overwhelming influence of DAP). That is bad business because whether you like it or not, the majority of the Malays has not changed very much. Essentially they still want the privileges and eminent “first among equal” position maintained.

Yes, no doubt the country is saddled with corruption and abuse of power and lots of largesse of the government has gone to the well-connected and the cronies irrespective or race. But the fact remains that many Malays have benefited from the government – from scholarships, licences, permits to positions in civil service, GLCs, and statutory bodies – you name it they have it.

Make no mistake about it: If the Malays have fought against UMNO, it is not because they want a more equal and liberal Malaysia among the different races in the country. They actually want a more equal share of spoil among themselves.

Well, in Bolehland lessons are never learnt. PNB is mulling the construction of a 100-story skyscraper, which will be taller than the Petronas twin towers. In the same vein the government is poised to introduce an array of GST taxes and utilities charges. If the curse of tall buildings on the economy is true, then expect the denizens of Bolehland to be perennial second-round suckers.

Second, can non-racists participating (and worse still leading) a racist party?

Third, it is political parties that lead the government. If the political parties are racist, can the government be non-racist?

Forth, when are we going to learn? Watch not what they say, watch what they do.

Be very careful, now they are re-hatching the so-called five measures to achieve ethnic and economic balance. What the hack do they mean? Are they not the same as NEP when it was first promulgated?
They are buying time. They are doing two-way bet. Make no mistake about it.
Oh, I forgot about MCA, MIC, Gerakan and others. They can’t say and they can’t do.

Nope. He’s playing safe this time. He will contest in Gerik, a safe malay majority seat.

“The book, “Malaysian Maverick: Mahathir Mohamad in Turbulent Times,” written by former Asian Wall Street Journal Managing Editor Barry Wain, is a warts-and-all, critical but fair account of Mahathir’s 22 years in power”

Dear Tun M, hello, hello, hello…..let Malaysians read this book…freedom of information. Remember how Malaysians were deprived of yr Malay Dilemma. We dont want Malaysians to be similarly deprive of the Mahathir dilemma. U r free to rebut every bit of Barry Wain’s ‘crazy conjecture’ and controvertible allegation? But at least let the Malaysian public know what rubbish foreign writrs are capable of. Or r u running scared with yr tail between yr legs? Sooner or later the book will be available as an e-book anyway & if it is banned, then there must be something to hide; which, in fact, to b fair & frank u have been doing for the last 22 years! Now yr sins have caught up ith & u can repent at leisure. the rule never fails: sow in haste & reap at leisure. Sow wild oats & reap the whirlwinds of damnatiopn! It’s so sad that it must come to this in yr twilight yrs but the truth must b told.