Those who took monies from him are as equally guilty as those who channeled the alleged extraordinarily large sums into his personal accounts.
Najib and Mahathir both big, fat liars
The difference is that one is a bad liar while the other can get away scot-free lying.
Sabah Special Forces can end kidnappings
It’s clear, in the wake of the recent kidnapping in Sandakan, that EssCom (Eastern Sabah Security Command) can only deal with external threats like the Sabah claim.
Adenan must prove himself on intentions
How much is Adenan really in charge and is there a Taib factor which continues to dog his administration?
The case for vernacular schools
The National Education Blueprint believes diversity of cultures and peoples to be fundamental to Malaysian identity, and that young students learn best when taught in their mother tongue.
Why punish the children, Mr Prime Minister?
The only logical inference we can make about the meagre allocation given to Chinese schools is that the budget has been used to punish the Chinese for not throwing their support behind the MCA and BN during the last general election.
Azmin Ali is the man?
Is Azmin the man that can be Malaysia’s Malcolm X and can he survive the political assassination attempts that have already started? Freedom-loving Malaysians who want a non-racist country must rally round Azmin if we are ever going to grow as a nation.
Malaysia, a country in need of healing
Malaysia will not suddenly be a better country if there is no bumiputraism but it will be the start of the healing process.
Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan as causes of national disunity?
One of the most persistent allegations put out in the internet is that the vernacular schools (SRJK(C) and (T) are a main cause of national disunity and lack of integration in the country.
Malaysian Universities and the NEP*
If higher education expansion is accompanied by a lowering of standards, then the process can become a double edged knife.