Khairy Jamaluddin is at least getting more realistic from his earlier ambition to become Malaysian Prime Minister before he was 40 years old.

At the present rate, if Khairy becomes Prime Minister he will be in the fifties.
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Liow Tiong Lai, who has returned to Malaysian politics by being the Barisan Nasional candidate for Bentong in the 15th General Election, must explain why as Bentong MP from 1999-2018, MCA President and Transport Minister, he had never raised a finger to stop Malaysia from being “kleptocracy at its worst” or even once condemned the monstrous 1MDB scandal.

This is a question which had always mystified me and I had no opportunity to ask this question. Read the rest of this entry »

We are in the mid-point of the 15th General Election, and there is one more week to go before Polling, and various issues are becoming clear.

Firstly, UMNO is never so divided partly because UMNO members have to defend corruption and UMNO leaders have no money. Read the rest of this entry »

Both Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN) leaders are offering Malaysians an impossible formula during the 15th General Election – that with more corruption, Malaysia will have stability and prosperity.

I invite the BN and PN leaders, in particular Zahid Hamidi, the President of UMNO/BN and Muhyiddin Yassin the Bersatu President and Hadi Awang the PAS President (who will be the leader of PN after 19th November 2022 will depend on whether Bersatu or PAS win the most parliamentary seats in the 15GE to tell Malaysians which country in the world has stability and prosperity because they have rampant corruption. Read the rest of this entry »