- MACC chief plays coy, frustrates PAC probe into PKFZ
- Just how serious are we about A(H1N1)- — Paul Si
- The regurgitation of not administering justice according to law in the written judgment of Nik Hashi
- 14 refugees still held for celebrating Suu Kyi's birthday
- Lee Kuan Yew keeps corruption at bay The State of Political Affairs
- How to Respond to Attempts to Close the Public Domain - Part 2; By Farish A. Noor
- Of brave students and a hypocritical DPP (and a somewhat disingenuous magistrate) — Eric Paulsen
- The gobbledegook of Augustine Paul FCJ in the Federal Court’s decision in Zambry v Sivakumar
- PKFZ-SCANDAL.ORG
- Visiting the Malay ‘Rights’
- Kerajaan Malaysia harus menghormati Perjanjian Perdamaian 1989 (in Malay)
- Seeing beyond those religious debates
- Judgment empowering EC to over-rule Speaker is groundless
- Motion to discuss PKFZ rejected
- Zaid: Umno leaders opposed disclosure
- Chin Peng go home (like “ET go home”)
- The public voice of Sisters in Islam
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Blog News links for June 2009
June 2009
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Politics and Pendamic
- Zaid joins PKR
- Najib must deal with corruption – Tunku Abdul Aziz
- If China can be forgiven so can Chin Peng, says Anwar
- Time to come clean: the real story behind the unity government
- Sultan of Perak and non-racism — Khoo Kay Peng
- DAP wants PAC chief disqualified for refusing to summon Ling
- Stricter H1N1 measures as WHO declares pandemic
- The time has come for PAS to reassess its position in the Pakatan Rakyat
- Jangan Mudah Benci Sesama Islam
- 'Ketuanan Melayu' dari pandangan seorang Melayu - Oleh Azly Rahman (in Malay)
........more news links and myMalaysiabooks
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Discrimination and Differences
- Veiled view of equal rights - the Star 10 June 2009
- Another Lesson in PAS History: The Malaysian Public Doesn't Like Extremists
- Self-destruction; Sin Chew Daily, 9 June 2009
- Non-Muslims against discrimination, not Islam (2008)
- PAS to abandon DAP and PKR - Greed or Stupidity? - 8 June 2009
- Student: Cops beat me black and blue (Youtube video)
- New Era College row: The betrayal of DJZ
- 1T - Roof collapse...everybody seems to know the problem but no action...why?
- To cut waste, Penang makes shoppers pay for plastic bags - 5 June 2009
- New America, One Malaysia: Tony Pua (Video)
- Future of Malaysia is Pakatan, says Saifuddin - The Malaysian Insider
- BN vs Pakatan: Chinese reaction to PAS is the key
- Another Project by BN…falls to pieces
- Only Dumb Asses Touch Sacred Cows
- PKR Turning Into Another Multiracial UMNO? - 05 June2009
- Do I owe you anything, Encik Awang?
- Uphold the Spirit of Reconciliation in the Haadyai Peace Accords
- Malaysians say politicians the most corrupt lot
- The Manohara escape and unsung heroes
- Why Dubai's JAFZA abandoned PKFZ?
- The Proton Saga (part 2)
Melayu Telah Berubah, Utusan Belum….
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Chin Peng, Communism and Malaya
Uphold the Spirit of Reconciliation in the Haadyai Peace Accords - Centre for Policy Initiative; 4 June 2009
Twenty years ago, the Haadyai Peace Accords were signed between our government and the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM), which ended the protracted anti-British-turned-civil war, and marked the beginning of national reconciliation process beneficial to national unity and nation building as a whole.
Among other things, CPM’s contributions to the independence process was finally recognized by our government when Datuk Rahim Noor, the then IGP and head of government negotiating team, made an announcement that “Malaysia did not deny or dispute the CPM’s contribution to the struggle for independence.”............................according to Chin Peng’s lawyer Darshan Singh Khaira, Clause 3.1 of the Peace Accords also stipulates that the former CPM members who have laid down their arms and desire to return home to Malaysia should be allowed to do so freely. .......Read details at Centre for Policy Initiatives
more about Chin Peng
Twenty years ago, the Haadyai Peace Accords were signed between our government and the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM), which ended the protracted anti-British-turned-civil war, and marked the beginning of national reconciliation process beneficial to national unity and nation building as a whole.
Among other things, CPM’s contributions to the independence process was finally recognized by our government when Datuk Rahim Noor, the then IGP and head of government negotiating team, made an announcement that “Malaysia did not deny or dispute the CPM’s contribution to the struggle for independence.”............................according to Chin Peng’s lawyer Darshan Singh Khaira, Clause 3.1 of the Peace Accords also stipulates that the former CPM members who have laid down their arms and desire to return home to Malaysia should be allowed to do so freely. .......Read details at Centre for Policy Initiatives
more about Chin Peng
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
To be Malaysian - For Malaysia
- Pt 2 One-on-one with Farish Noor
- Pt 1 One-on-one with Farish Noor
- Beware of a serial constitutional killer
- Don’t tell Najib the truth or risk charge of sedition/criminal defamation!
- Corruption and competitiveness cannot co-exist By TUNKU ABDUL AZIZ, MySinchew
- Melayu Telah Berubah, Utusan Belum….
- "Kaum Pendatang" Again...
............more news links at myMalaysia News
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