Are Christians a threat to Malaysia?
Yet again, a Muslim group is raising the spectre of a Christian threat to the security of the nation and …
Category Archives: Malaysia
An Islamic state one neighbourhood at a time
A Muslim group is going around Damansara Flora, a mixed suburb of Kuala Lumpur, with a message to non-Muslims that …
Beer and the brew of intolerance
The ruckus over this year’s Better Beer Festival says many things about the politico-religious establishment in this country – their …
Saving the Chinese from UMNO
At last year’s UMNO General Assembly, Prime Minister Najib warned members of his party that the DAP, which is regularly …
Najib’s checkbook diplomacy
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak’s recent White House soirée has brought Malaysia an unprededented level of scrutiny and negative publicity. …
Angst in Washington, anger in Kuala Lumpur
After months of speculation and, no doubt, frenzied behind-the-scenes lobbying by high-priced and well-connected Washington power-brokers, Prime Minister Najib Tun …
Lessons our leaders can learn from the SEA Games
Congratulations to our SEA games athletes for their outstanding performance – 142 gold and 175 silver and bronze medals, pushing …
Hadi’s twisted agenda for Malaysia
PAS president Abdul Hadi bin Awang is once again insisting that all senior positions in the country be held …
ECRL – Milestone or tombstone?
The recently launched East Coast Railway Link (ECRL) project has been hailed as, a game changer; that it will most …
Justice wherever it may be found
PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang’s (above) recent statement calling for financial scandals to be resolved internally is nothing less than …
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