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Saturday, May 24, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Vet Khairy!
Barisan Nasional Youth Chairman, Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said, it is important that all Barisan Nasional Youth candidates for the coming general election be vetted properly via the various channels.
He said the candidates had to be qualified to face the close scrutiny of the people (The Star, 22/1/2008).
Just two questions, why didn't Hishammuddin properly vet Khairy Jamaludin before he accepted him as the candidate for UMNO Youth Vice Head?
Will Khairy be vetted properly before Umno Youth accept him as one of Barisan Nasional's candidates in the coming election?
If only Hishammuddin was not lying, didn’t he the one who wanted Khairy ("Pak Lah jangan kacau")?
Hey Hishammuddin, did you not risk the future of this country?
Related:
Now now, young man... (Marina Mahathir)
Ministers, please be forewarned! (Politica)
Percaturan politik Malaysia kotor dan semakin kotor? (Ruhanie Ahmad)
Menantu PM sedang susun senarai calon pilihanraya umum ke 12 (Anti Khairy)
Father-in-Law & Son-in-Law Berhad (Jeff Ooi)
Khairy Jamaluddin - young man making millions (Malaysiakini)
Probe Khairy’s ECM-Libra share purchase (Malaysiakini)
Dr M: Khairy and 'Patrick Badawi' rule Terengganu (Malaysiakini)
What do you think of Khairy Jamaluddin? (derkeiler.com)
Khairy Jamaluddin for PM?!!! Hell no~! (Achmed Rauff)
Khairy Jamaluddin admits to cronyism (Kenny Chan)
Khairy Jamaluddin is a piece of shit (Corgan Sow)
Looking at the real Khairy Jamaluddin (Oon Yeoh)
Paranjothy's courageous exposure of UMNO's racism (S Kalyanaraman)
News about Khairy
Malaysia Today on Khairy
Jeff on Khairy
Rocky on Khairy
He said the candidates had to be qualified to face the close scrutiny of the people (The Star, 22/1/2008).
Just two questions, why didn't Hishammuddin properly vet Khairy Jamaludin before he accepted him as the candidate for UMNO Youth Vice Head?
Will Khairy be vetted properly before Umno Youth accept him as one of Barisan Nasional's candidates in the coming election?
If only Hishammuddin was not lying, didn’t he the one who wanted Khairy ("Pak Lah jangan kacau")?
Hey Hishammuddin, did you not risk the future of this country?
Related:
Now now, young man... (Marina Mahathir)
Ministers, please be forewarned! (Politica)
Percaturan politik Malaysia kotor dan semakin kotor? (Ruhanie Ahmad)
Menantu PM sedang susun senarai calon pilihanraya umum ke 12 (Anti Khairy)
Father-in-Law & Son-in-Law Berhad (Jeff Ooi)
Khairy Jamaluddin - young man making millions (Malaysiakini)
Probe Khairy’s ECM-Libra share purchase (Malaysiakini)
Dr M: Khairy and 'Patrick Badawi' rule Terengganu (Malaysiakini)
What do you think of Khairy Jamaluddin? (derkeiler.com)
Khairy Jamaluddin for PM?!!! Hell no~! (Achmed Rauff)
Khairy Jamaluddin admits to cronyism (Kenny Chan)
Khairy Jamaluddin is a piece of shit (Corgan Sow)
Looking at the real Khairy Jamaluddin (Oon Yeoh)
Paranjothy's courageous exposure of UMNO's racism (S Kalyanaraman)
News about Khairy
Malaysia Today on Khairy
Jeff on Khairy
Rocky on Khairy
Friday, November 9, 2007
Bersih to proceed, appeals to the police
Malaysiakini (8/11/2007):“We urge the public not to be afraid of threats by the police or other irresponsible parties,” said Mohamed in a statement read by Bersih secretariat member Aiman Athirah Al Jundi.
“We do not intend to clash with anybody, not least the police, because we have proven that we are a peaceloving people,” Mohamad Sabu said. (Full report)
But police warn public - stay away
“Do not attend the gathering. Do not go near Dataran Merdeka this Saturday... we will take harsh action (against offenders),” Kuala Lumpur chief police officer Zulhasnan Najib Baharuddin said.
Related:
Khairy wants Bersih rally organisers arrested
“Don’t be like monkeys (beruk) on streets. If you want to fight, fight in the real ring like a man. At the general elections, we (Umno Youth) will fight and we will win!” exclaimed Khairy to roaring chants of approval from delegates.
Bloggers who slander must be brought to book, says Khairy
"There are no laws in the cyberworld except for the law of the jungle. As such, action must be taken so that the "monkeys" behave," he told reporters after opening the Papar, Kimanis and Sipitang Umno Youth annual delegates conference here today.
Perdana Menteri, yang dalam lawatan kerja dua hari ke Pahang bermula semalam menegaskan, beliau tidak akan melayan pihak tertentu yang bersikap seperti "iblis" yang berasakan ia lebih pandai daripada orang lain.
‘Penyebar fitnah umpama beruk sarkas goncang pokok’
‘‘Jadi yang goyang pokok itu (sebarkan fitnah), saya ibaratkan seperti beruk, beruk sarkas,’’ katanya (Khairy) sambil disambut gelak ketawa perwakilan ketika berucap merasmikan Persidangan Perwakilan Pergerakan Pemuda UMNO Bahagian Klang, di sini malam tadi.
On beruk and iblis:
"...bukan budaya UMNO, itu budaya kurang ajar. Ada yang panggil saya beruk, ada panggil iblis, ini budaya UMNO yang baru,” kata Dr Mahathir.
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Police reject Bersih's application for rally permit
Malaysiakini (7/11/2007): Poll watchdog Bersih has been denied permission to hold a massive public rally calling for electoral reforms at Dataran Merdeka this Saturday, said Deputy Internal Security Minister Johari Baharom today.
Bersih had applied for a permit on Nov 3 to hold the rally and based on a number of factors, the police refused to issue one. (Full report)
Bersih had applied for a permit on Nov 3 to hold the rally and based on a number of factors, the police refused to issue one. (Full report)
Monday, November 5, 2007
Run-up to UMNO general assembly: Staying the course to fulfil party's lofty goals
NST (2/11/2007): As next week's Umno general assembly will be the last one before the coming general election, it will not be surprising if some delegates take the opportunity to show off their oratory.
For these people, this is the only opportune time to ensure the leaders, sitting on the stage at Putra World Trade Centre's Dewan Merdeka, take notice of them -- aspiring candidates for the general election.
Umno Youth deputy chief Khairy Jamaluddin does not think the general assembly should be the platform for self promotion but he, too, expects some delegates who would try and take advantage.
However, he reminds them that leadership is not about "pandai cakap" (oratorical skills). A good leader must have vision, work ethics, discipline and leadership qualities.
"It's better that this assembly is not used to lobby yourself but stays focused on achieving the aims and objectives of the party," he adds.
That's the observation of the young Umno leader, allegedly the most hated figure among the opposition, especially rival Malay party Pas.
Rather it is more envy than hatred, says a party insider. "Imagine if Khairy is a Pas member, he would definitely be their young idol."
With attacks focused on him, even in many unrelated issues, the Umno Youth number two has been ignoring them, working hard instead to focus on the party's youth wing, in particular to prepare members for the next general election.
For Khairy, next week's general assembly is important in reminding members of the aims and objectives of the party -- the Malay Agenda -- which has been successfully drawn up by Umno and ready to be implemented by the government.
"In terms of planning, the agenda has been well translated at previous general assemblies. Now is the time for the assembly to ensure successful implementation of the agenda," he says.
The Malay Agenda is basically a call for the revival of Umno's struggle to protect and to prosper the Malays based on the Malay special privileges as enshrined in the Federal Constitution. It is further enhanced with the spirit of affirmative action in the New Economic Policy.
While the focus is on the Malays, Umno as the backbone of the Barisan Nasional government has ensured that non-Malays would not be discriminated against, although non-Malay parties and groups have questioned the Agenda from time to time.
This is where Khairy believes that next week's Umno assembly will focus on -- to lay down the specifics on how to implement the Malay Agenda without having the unnecessary strong racial overtones.
Reflecting on last year's Umno assembly where a few speakers slipped in some racial slurs, the Umno Youth deputy chief explains that the incident does not represent the view of the party.
"We should conclude the party's stand based on the president's speech and his winding up remarks, and the speeches of the supreme council members, as well as the majority views of the delegates.
"Based on those speeches, I believe our party is still moderate in its stance when we talk about race relations," he says.
He believes speakers at this year's assembly will be more careful, as many of them are expected to put a strong emphasis on Umno's struggle for the past 61 years.
He also says leaders will explain Umno' position without being apologetic.
"We will say that you (non-Malays) may be uneasy with Umno Youth waving the kris but let us explain to you the actual meaning of the kris and why it is done, and what is our true intention.
"Surely Umno as the backbone of BN would not want to hurt the non-Malays."
For him, Umno has never changed its basic principles although the way to achieve the aims must adapt to changes.
When the party was formed many of the leaders were those from the rural areas, and it went on until the 1980s and 1990s when the professionals and corporate leaders began to join the party.
"Today, we are going back to basics and we put the emphasis on rural development to balance our nation's progress. This is our success in ensuring Umno's relevance," he adds.
While the party's focus has always been on the Malays, being the leader of BN and in control of the government, it has a strong impact on everyone in Malaysia.
With Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's focus on nationwide development and reviving agriculture and rural development, the impact will be felt by all.
New growth regions -- the Iskandar Development Region, Northern Corridor Economic Region and East Coast Economic Region, and soon similar projects in Sabah and Sarawak -- are expected to be one of the main topics to be debated at the assembly.
While one is expected to hear the question "what's in it for us, the ordinary people?" at the assembly, Umno is ready to take up all the grouses and proposals to ensure no one is left behind. At least that's what many Umno leaders have been saying lately.
"The point here is that the prime minister is bringing development for all. For growth corridor projects, I would like to hear from the grassroots on how we can channel development benefits to the rural areas," Khairy says.
The same goes for human capital. Umno is taking human capital development seriously, not only training members to be fully equipped to face challenges but also enhancing the training to reach the Malays in general.
Achieving Vision 2020 is just another step towards achieving a truly well-equipped Malay society, Khairy says, explaining that Abdullah's target of achieving the full potential by 2057 was more pertinent.
"We have to get out of that mentality that the Malays cannot compete with others, that the Malays are a 'subsidy race' and so on.
"We have two choices at this assembly. To continue saying that the Malays are lazy and not competitive or to admit the Malays have weaknesses but to address the problems as well as to harness our strengths such as our capability of being creative, innovative, hard working, focused and polite.
"If we are focused on this and with the government's proper planning, I believe we will see a change in attitude that we have failed to do in the last 20 years," he adds.
Will the younger generation in Umno grasp the aims and objectives of the party?
Khairy rejects the notion that some Umno Youth members are striving to become the old men of the party -- young in age, old in thinking and approach -- as he has witnessed the vigour and spirit among the younger members.
"The rejuvenation process within the party has been ongoing. I believe Umno Youth chief Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein's acceptance of my presence in the youth movement is proof of the serious process of rejuvenation," he says.
It should also not be surprising if some speakers at the assembly, especially at the youth wing's assembly, may even propose that the older leaders make way for the younger ones.
For these people, this is the only opportune time to ensure the leaders, sitting on the stage at Putra World Trade Centre's Dewan Merdeka, take notice of them -- aspiring candidates for the general election.
Umno Youth deputy chief Khairy Jamaluddin does not think the general assembly should be the platform for self promotion but he, too, expects some delegates who would try and take advantage.
However, he reminds them that leadership is not about "pandai cakap" (oratorical skills). A good leader must have vision, work ethics, discipline and leadership qualities.
"It's better that this assembly is not used to lobby yourself but stays focused on achieving the aims and objectives of the party," he adds.
That's the observation of the young Umno leader, allegedly the most hated figure among the opposition, especially rival Malay party Pas.
Rather it is more envy than hatred, says a party insider. "Imagine if Khairy is a Pas member, he would definitely be their young idol."
With attacks focused on him, even in many unrelated issues, the Umno Youth number two has been ignoring them, working hard instead to focus on the party's youth wing, in particular to prepare members for the next general election.
For Khairy, next week's general assembly is important in reminding members of the aims and objectives of the party -- the Malay Agenda -- which has been successfully drawn up by Umno and ready to be implemented by the government.
"In terms of planning, the agenda has been well translated at previous general assemblies. Now is the time for the assembly to ensure successful implementation of the agenda," he says.
The Malay Agenda is basically a call for the revival of Umno's struggle to protect and to prosper the Malays based on the Malay special privileges as enshrined in the Federal Constitution. It is further enhanced with the spirit of affirmative action in the New Economic Policy.
While the focus is on the Malays, Umno as the backbone of the Barisan Nasional government has ensured that non-Malays would not be discriminated against, although non-Malay parties and groups have questioned the Agenda from time to time.
This is where Khairy believes that next week's Umno assembly will focus on -- to lay down the specifics on how to implement the Malay Agenda without having the unnecessary strong racial overtones.
Reflecting on last year's Umno assembly where a few speakers slipped in some racial slurs, the Umno Youth deputy chief explains that the incident does not represent the view of the party.
"We should conclude the party's stand based on the president's speech and his winding up remarks, and the speeches of the supreme council members, as well as the majority views of the delegates.
"Based on those speeches, I believe our party is still moderate in its stance when we talk about race relations," he says.
He believes speakers at this year's assembly will be more careful, as many of them are expected to put a strong emphasis on Umno's struggle for the past 61 years.
He also says leaders will explain Umno' position without being apologetic.
"We will say that you (non-Malays) may be uneasy with Umno Youth waving the kris but let us explain to you the actual meaning of the kris and why it is done, and what is our true intention.
"Surely Umno as the backbone of BN would not want to hurt the non-Malays."
For him, Umno has never changed its basic principles although the way to achieve the aims must adapt to changes.
When the party was formed many of the leaders were those from the rural areas, and it went on until the 1980s and 1990s when the professionals and corporate leaders began to join the party.
"Today, we are going back to basics and we put the emphasis on rural development to balance our nation's progress. This is our success in ensuring Umno's relevance," he adds.
While the party's focus has always been on the Malays, being the leader of BN and in control of the government, it has a strong impact on everyone in Malaysia.
With Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's focus on nationwide development and reviving agriculture and rural development, the impact will be felt by all.
New growth regions -- the Iskandar Development Region, Northern Corridor Economic Region and East Coast Economic Region, and soon similar projects in Sabah and Sarawak -- are expected to be one of the main topics to be debated at the assembly.
While one is expected to hear the question "what's in it for us, the ordinary people?" at the assembly, Umno is ready to take up all the grouses and proposals to ensure no one is left behind. At least that's what many Umno leaders have been saying lately.
"The point here is that the prime minister is bringing development for all. For growth corridor projects, I would like to hear from the grassroots on how we can channel development benefits to the rural areas," Khairy says.
The same goes for human capital. Umno is taking human capital development seriously, not only training members to be fully equipped to face challenges but also enhancing the training to reach the Malays in general.
Achieving Vision 2020 is just another step towards achieving a truly well-equipped Malay society, Khairy says, explaining that Abdullah's target of achieving the full potential by 2057 was more pertinent.
"We have to get out of that mentality that the Malays cannot compete with others, that the Malays are a 'subsidy race' and so on.
"We have two choices at this assembly. To continue saying that the Malays are lazy and not competitive or to admit the Malays have weaknesses but to address the problems as well as to harness our strengths such as our capability of being creative, innovative, hard working, focused and polite.
"If we are focused on this and with the government's proper planning, I believe we will see a change in attitude that we have failed to do in the last 20 years," he adds.
Will the younger generation in Umno grasp the aims and objectives of the party?
Khairy rejects the notion that some Umno Youth members are striving to become the old men of the party -- young in age, old in thinking and approach -- as he has witnessed the vigour and spirit among the younger members.
"The rejuvenation process within the party has been ongoing. I believe Umno Youth chief Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein's acceptance of my presence in the youth movement is proof of the serious process of rejuvenation," he says.
It should also not be surprising if some speakers at the assembly, especially at the youth wing's assembly, may even propose that the older leaders make way for the younger ones.
Khairy: I want to use ‘protection’ to change things
The Star (2/11/2007): Khairy Jamaluddin says that being the Prime Minister’s son-in-law has provided him “protection” which he wants to use to change things for the better.
The Umno Youth deputy chief said he was able to “push the envelope now” partly because of that relationship with the prime minister.
“There’s a certain extent (to which) these people in Umno will not go after me. So it gives me ‘protection’ to change things.
“If I don’t use this ‘protection’ to change things for the better, then I’m just wasting time and marking my time to go up the ladder of politics. That’s not what I am about.
“I want to use this time that I have while I have this ‘protection’ to change things, to change Umno for the better,” he said yesterday during a question-and-answer session at the Kancil Awards Festival Speakers series.
Khairy, who is married to Nori, the daughter of Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, said it was true that this relationship meant he knew which buttons to push and which leaders to pull in to make a particular programme a success.
He was asked if his MyTeam football project would have received sponsorship and the wide TV3 coverage that it did had he not been the prime minister’s son-in-law.
Khairy said that even though he leveraged on the family ties, “it would have been embarrassing all-round if it didn’t work – I’d be finished.”
Thankfully though, he said, the idea was right and its execution worked well, so much so that viewership for the MyTeam programme even topped that of Siti Nurhaliza’s wedding.
He said people opened doors in many different ways and sometimes for him people opened the door because his father-in-law is the Prime Minister.
“People will tell you connections matter but at the end of the day, it’s the results (that matter).”
He said his goal in life was to contribute in whatever way he could to make Malaysia reach its potential and this was not necessarily through politics.
“I always tell my friends and family that if everything comes crashing down in politics, it’s not the end of the world.
“If after one day, my father-in-law retires and all of Umno decide to go after me, that’s reality ... politics is my profession and passion but I can live outside it,” he added.
He said that having a baby had put things in perspective.
“I hope to be in politics as long as possible to change as much as possible and see how things can be improved. But there’s always something else to life than going up the ‘greasy’ pole of politics,” he added.
Khairy also said that he felt strongly about wanting to start a genuine national conversation among people of different backgrounds, ethnicity and religions on Malaysians as a people.
“There must be a middle ground somewhere,” he added.
He also wanted to push for Malaysians to become automatic voters upon reaching 21, without having to register.
The Umno Youth deputy chief said he was able to “push the envelope now” partly because of that relationship with the prime minister.
“There’s a certain extent (to which) these people in Umno will not go after me. So it gives me ‘protection’ to change things.
“If I don’t use this ‘protection’ to change things for the better, then I’m just wasting time and marking my time to go up the ladder of politics. That’s not what I am about.
“I want to use this time that I have while I have this ‘protection’ to change things, to change Umno for the better,” he said yesterday during a question-and-answer session at the Kancil Awards Festival Speakers series.
Khairy, who is married to Nori, the daughter of Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, said it was true that this relationship meant he knew which buttons to push and which leaders to pull in to make a particular programme a success.
He was asked if his MyTeam football project would have received sponsorship and the wide TV3 coverage that it did had he not been the prime minister’s son-in-law.
Khairy said that even though he leveraged on the family ties, “it would have been embarrassing all-round if it didn’t work – I’d be finished.”
Thankfully though, he said, the idea was right and its execution worked well, so much so that viewership for the MyTeam programme even topped that of Siti Nurhaliza’s wedding.
He said people opened doors in many different ways and sometimes for him people opened the door because his father-in-law is the Prime Minister.
“People will tell you connections matter but at the end of the day, it’s the results (that matter).”
He said his goal in life was to contribute in whatever way he could to make Malaysia reach its potential and this was not necessarily through politics.
“I always tell my friends and family that if everything comes crashing down in politics, it’s not the end of the world.
“If after one day, my father-in-law retires and all of Umno decide to go after me, that’s reality ... politics is my profession and passion but I can live outside it,” he added.
He said that having a baby had put things in perspective.
“I hope to be in politics as long as possible to change as much as possible and see how things can be improved. But there’s always something else to life than going up the ‘greasy’ pole of politics,” he added.
Khairy also said that he felt strongly about wanting to start a genuine national conversation among people of different backgrounds, ethnicity and religions on Malaysians as a people.
“There must be a middle ground somewhere,” he added.
He also wanted to push for Malaysians to become automatic voters upon reaching 21, without having to register.
Monday, September 3, 2007
Lah! You are unfit to lead!
For Bahasa Melayu blogs update, please click here
Quotation to remember:
"And a moron is simply defined as ‘a very stupid person’. It will be impolite to say that Abdullah Badawi the Prime Minister is a stupid moron. But it will be more apt to say that he is very greatly lacking in intelligence" - Ibnu Hakeem(Reference: Google and SOPO Sentral of Malaysia. SOPO Sentral of Malaysia is a great, noble effort by brother apa nama dia aku pun tak tau. Please make sure your blog is listed in SOPO Sentral of Malaysia. Please alert me on your latest update at the CBox or mail to sangkutu@gmail.com)
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A Voice Solat Hajat for Tun Dr Mahathir
Abu Hanaan Celebrate the dayyyyyyyyy......
Achmed Rauff Leprosy settlement torn down despite negotiations still going on
Ahirudin Attan Mahathir to undergo heart op Tuesday
Aisehman Merdeka
Anil Netto An inspiring night
Azly Rahman "Non-bumiputras" no more?
Biggum Dogmannsteinberg Tun Dr. Mahathir undergoing heart surgery on Tuesday morning
Hansac Maybank Cheats Its Customers and EPF
Hsu Dar Ren Malaysia at 50 - from the Economist
Howsy Is This Guy For Real?
Jeff Ooi Merdeka 50: Other views... as euphoria subsides
Johnny Ong Maskmen Threatens Namewee
K Temoc Which Islamic Party do we trust?
Kean-Jin Lim Independence
Kerp The Aftermath
Lim Kit Siang Loss of baby’s left forearm - Did Klang General Hospital have the expertise?
Linken Lim Malaysia morphing into Islamic law state?
Lucia Lai Orang asli - forgotten and marginalised
M Bakri Musa Unfit to lead
Mahendran Of an email and rumours
Marina Mahathir Dad Goes in for Surgery
Multimid SIL Khairy Pulling the String – To Follow Father-in-Law? Malaysia an Islamic state, a secular nation… or becoming a corporate state
Nathaniel Tan This Weds Night, 9pm, Zainol Nasi Kandar, PJ State">1st AdilSembang! This Weds Night, 9pm, Zainol Nasi Kandar, PJ State
Nazir Khan Merdeka Quiz
Noor Yahaya One Merdeka story
Nuraina A Samad National Service Trainee Dies
Pasquale So what if they are pink or purple, but they are Malaysians and I will die for them!
Ronnie Liu 'Negara ku ku ku’ inspired by Negarakuku
S K Thew Tun M set for heart surgery
Salvatore Dali Morgan Stanley (again), My Fav Strategists
Sheih Lingering Greens
The Malaysian Government Mulls Reintroducing Public Caning In Schools
What A Lulu Lulu Thinks That Robbers Are Bad-Bad-Bad
Xpyre 50 years, and still chugging along
Y L Chong Petronas was giving an angpow to mark Merdeka...
Zach I Walk With Malaysia-Today
Zainol Abideen Best Malaysian Themed Clip of all time! Party....err Patti @ 'Grandma'!
Zewt A new look, a new hope
Saturday, May 26, 2007
You reporter! Come challenge me in elections!
For Bahasa Melayu blogs update, please click here
Quotation to remember:
"And a moron is simply defined as ‘a very stupid person’. It will be impolite to say that Abdullah Badawi the Prime Minister is a stupid moron. But it will be more apt to say that he is very greatly lacking in intelligence" - Ibnu Hakeem
(Reference: Google and SOPO Sentral of Malaysia. SOPO Sentral of Malaysia is a great, noble effort by brother apa nama dia aku pun tak tau. Please make sure your blog is listed in SOPO Sentral of Malaysia - click here if inquiring mind wants to know him. Please alert me on your latest update at the CBox or mail to sangkutu@gmail.com)
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Aisehman A Bit Rich
Aisehman From Russia With Love
Alphabet Soup The PM blinked
Alphabet Soup Blogging: Counter coup fails
Biggum Dogmannsteinberg PKR leader add another nail to Anwar’s crucifiction, again
Capt Yusof Ahmad Battling Corruption
Chow Kon Yeow Good for you, Kerk
Chow Kon Yeow Koh Tsu Koon to wrest Tanjong back?
Chow Kon Yeow Roundtable conference postponed
Dalai Baru A life less sensitivities ?
Datuk A Kadir Jasin Orang Utans, Politicians and Bloggers
Datuk Ron Hsien Loong’s Misdemaenour Abdullah Does The Cleaning
Desiderata PKR Deputy President Calls On Youth Wings to Buck Up
Desiderata Something Expected by PKR Adviser?
Dr Asrul Zamani NST:26.05.2007 A TRAIL OF BROKEN DREAMS: Debts brought Ganesh here
Dr Asrul Zamani Privatisation Move: China's Bursting, Loss of Confidence with the Malaysian Economy & Temasek
Dr Asrul Zamani Sick of Despicable Malays
Dr Asrul Zamani Western Fear of Increasing Muslim Citizens
Dr Hsu Dar Ren Why are companies delisted from Bursa?
Elviza My Secret Tree House
Freethinker Stephen Colbert : Perception Into Reality
Hafiz Noor Shams koo-koo-ka-choo Mr. Khairy
Hafiz Noor Shams Of bad pay hike to ruin the civil service
Hansac Taxes
Haris Ibrahim Save the Constitution : No 2/3 Majority (Part 2)
H J Angus Civil Servants to Spare?
Jeff Ooi Azalina to Citizen-Nades: 'Come challenge me in elections!'
Jeff Ooi Corrupt customs officers at Johore-Singapore Second Link... ( 2 )
Jeff Ooi General erection... ( 3 )
Jeff Ooi OSK188: 'Maxis suspends SMS Alerts by MacroKiosk'
Johnny Lim Virutal Cops
Kersani Tak Perlu Tanya Singa
KTemoc The Rise & Fall & Fall of ........
KTemoc The Witch of Ijok
Krongkrang Decision on Lina Joy's case next Wednesday
Lim Kit Siang ASSK’s continued detention - suspend/expel Myanmar from ASEAN
Lim Kit Siang Electronic discovery - Of bytes and briefs
Lim Kit Siang MPs Bung Mokhtar/Mohd Said - the “Ugly Malaysians”
Lim Kit Siang “No more govt inefficiencies, no more IPCMC sabotage, no more mirages”
Linken Lim Anwar not eligible for PKR elections
Linken Lim Malaysia's Wealthiest Worth $43B
Lucia Lai A sexist song for you
Manifestogwl @ The Tun 5-35% increase , 10% increase , 10 cents increase ... POOR !!!
Nathaniel Tan FLASH: Rahman Osman withdraws from KeADILan Presidency, Anwar’s candidacy being debated by delegates
(...and Datin Seri Wan Azizah remains as president - Malaysiakini. But Anwar said, "Azizah is the president but I lead the party")Nathaniel Tan Live from KeADILan Congress! pt 3 - Fierce debates on whether Anwar & party should challenge ROS & Government
Nuraina A Samad "Bukan Kerana Pangkat - Tun Dr Ismail dan Masanya"...
Nuraina A Samad China & Chinese Bloggers
Nuraina A Samad No Medical Check-Ups for NS Trainees
ProMahathir This time it is Tony Pua VS Khairy
Ronnie Liu Another year of house arrest for Aung Sun Suu Kyi
Ronnie Liu PKR Youth congress completed without incident
Sagaladoola Islam: The West's Suspicion
Sagaladoola Suspicion On AllMalaysian Blogger Project by The Star
Shagadelica It is true! Protons are built tougher
S K Thew What’s up, Doc? … (2)
Soon Li Tsin I’m back!
Sophie Dr M out of hospital
Sophie Singapore twister
Stephen Francis "wannabe whateveeeeer... this RELA " !
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