Mahathir: a crisis of his own making
What a mess we are in – no prime minister, a deeply divided parliament, a highly polarized populace and an …
Tag Archives: UMNO
Should the DAP leave government?
After fighting for and dreaming of a place at the table for years, the DAP is now discovering that being …
The phony war against corruption
Looking back over the year, one thing that must surely stand out is the high level of corruption in our …
Deep state, poor leadership & plain incompetence
Talk about the deep state – a state within a state, a covert, shadowy body of bureaucrats and power brokers …
Chin Peng: lies, bigotry and double standards
UMNO and PAS leaders appear to be getting all worked up over reports that Chin Peng’s ashes were brought home …
Tigers everywhere: Malaysia’s terrorism mystery
Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful symmetry? …
Dignity cannot be premised upon bigotry
I suppose no one was really surprised that the recently concluded Kongres Maruah Melayu (Malay Dignity Congress) quickly descended …
Can UMNO-PAS save Malaysia?
In the aftermath of GE14, many Malaysians were hoping that UMNO would quickly reconstitute itself into the kind of credible …
Is PPBM the problem?
A little over a year into its term, Pakatan Harapan (PH) is beset with serious internal discord and challenges from …
Khat: an unnecessary distraction
Insisting that khat (a form of Malay-Arabic calligraphy) is suddenly “an integral part of Malaysia’s national identity and Bahasa …
