Majlis Perayaan Tahun Baru Cina KeADILan (26 Jan) PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 23 January 2009 17:19
Parti Keadilan Rakyat (KeADILan) akan mengadakan Majlis Perayaan Tahun Baru Cina pada 26 Januari (Isnin), bersama Presiden Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, Ketua Pembangkang Dewan Rakyat Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Menteri Besar Selangor Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim dan seluruh barisan pimpinan parti.
Berikut ialah butiran program rumah terbuka Tahun Baru Cina:
Tarikh : 26/1/2009 (Isnin)
Masa : 1.00 pm – 3.00pm
Tempat : Dewan Persatuan Hokkien Klang
Dalam majlis tersebut, Presiden Dr Wan Azizah dan Timbalan Presiden Dr Syed Husin Ali akan menyampaikan sumbangan Hari Raya kepada keluarga fakir miskin.
Ketua Penerangan KeADILan Selangor Datin Paduka Tan Yee Kew selaku pengarah program juga akan memberikan ucapan aluan dalam majlis perayaan Tahun Baru Cina yang pertama kalinya dianjurkan sejak Pakatan Rakyat mentadbir negeri Selangor itu.
Selain ucapan daripada pemimpin utama parti, majlis tersebut turut dimeriahkan dengan persembahan kebudayaan. Makanan juga akan dihidangkan.
Untuk maklumat yang lanjut, sila hubungi saudara Yong 019-2408227.
BIRO PENERANGAN PARTI KEADILAN RAKYAT
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written by onnetline, January 23, 2009 17:34:16
I'm happy that BN has made this PKR festivity celebration possible.
Slowly but surely, the Putrajaya International Convention Centre next !
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written by Chavin, January 24, 2009 09:33:27
Happy Lunar New Year and Happy Holiday everyone. Drive carefully
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written by AUTAR, January 24, 2009 10:58:48
I m a muslim and not a ameno but we are malaysian. "SELAMAT TAHUN BARU CINA" bagi semua kaum cina di malaysia dan jugak rakyat malaysia yang berbilang kaum.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Raja Petra decision on Feb 13
Raja Petra decision on Feb 13 PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 21 January 2009 20:58
(NST) - Political commentator Raja Petra Kamarudin will have to wait until next month to know the status of the defamation charges against him.
High Court Judicial Commissioner Zainal Azman Ab Aziz will deliver his decision on Feb 13. He fixed the date yesterday after hearing submissions.
Raja Petra, 59, is facing three counts of criminal defamation over a statutory declaration he made about the murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.
He is alleged to have defamed the deputy prime minister's wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, Lt-Col Norhayati Hassan and her husband, Lt-Col Abdul Aziz Buyong, by making a libellous statement in the declaration, which he affirmed on June 18, when he knew that it would tarnish their names.
He was alleged to have committed the offences at High Court Civil 5 in the Jalan Duta court complex at 10.25am on June 18 last year.
His counsel Manjeet Singh Dhillon yesterday submitted that the prosecution's application to transfer the case from the magistrate's court to the Sessions Court had exposed Raja Petra to a potentially heavier punishment.
"The charges faced by Raja Petra carry a maximum two years' jail, or fine, or both. A magistrate has the jurisdiction to pass sentences up to five years' jail, a fine of up to RM10,000 or whipping up to 12 strokes.
"In contrast, a Sessions Court judge can pass any sentence other than the death sentence.
"Also, there is no cap on the maximum fine that the judge can impose."
Manjeet said the transfer order granted by the magistrate's court was unconstitutional as it had breached the equality provision under the Federal Constitution.
"There is clear discrimination whereby Raja Petra is being singled out for harsher punishment."
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written by Observer, January 21, 2009 21:07:50
Harsher punishment. Definitely the AG had that pure intention.
SHIT!! I stepped on SHIT!!!
I think Ahmadneil won't mind taking my shoe and put on the AG's face.
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written by onnetline, January 21, 2009 21:21:02
That pigTAIL AG and his bosses have criminal intent !
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written by ahmadneil, January 21, 2009 21:23:24
Sure,Observer! this kangaroo must be stuff.
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written by ahmadneil, January 21, 2009 21:24:36
They just want to exterminate this writer!
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written by 1351, January 21, 2009 21:41:23
Notice how no sitting judge wants to touch this case. And hence what we have here is a Judicial Comm expressly promoted just to hear Raja Petra's defamation case. UMNO oh UMNO, this one is gonna cost you big time. Any adverse publicity on this will be paid back 100 folds by voters in time to come.
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written by PAKRAK, January 21, 2009 22:05:18
Manjeet Singh Dhillon, you are paid to do your job. It does not matter if it is Majistrate's, Sessions, High or Supreme Court.... Badminton, Squash or Tennis or even Ming Court, your job is to clear him. Don't tell us if the case moves to another court the punishment is more severe. Clobber those idiots!
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written by Zeroed, January 21, 2009 22:49:23
1351, I concur with you. I wish I could write further but i only have vile sadistic derogatory foul language running through my mind now. If god is great, UMNO will fall!!!
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written by freedom to speak, January 22, 2009 00:38:28
RPK,
I'm getting really sick with the chain of events that have been happening this last few days. How low can this once "reputable" country go? Government flawed. Our justice system a laughing stock. Our police a group of *******. Our royals, hands tied and toothless. All while the rakyat is usurped. When is our OBAMA coming?
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written by SocratesI, January 22, 2009 00:59:51
What this Barisan Najis and Anjing don't realize is that the more they indulge themselves in Injustice against opposing voices, and the Rakyat, the faster they will be booted out of power, with more and more decent Rakyat supporting Pakatan Rakyat's cause. People like RPK, DSAI, LKS, Nik Aziz will become our martyrs for the Rakyat, shining examples for our sons and daughters to follow !
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Wednesday, 21 January 2009 20:58
(NST) - Political commentator Raja Petra Kamarudin will have to wait until next month to know the status of the defamation charges against him.
High Court Judicial Commissioner Zainal Azman Ab Aziz will deliver his decision on Feb 13. He fixed the date yesterday after hearing submissions.
Raja Petra, 59, is facing three counts of criminal defamation over a statutory declaration he made about the murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.
He is alleged to have defamed the deputy prime minister's wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, Lt-Col Norhayati Hassan and her husband, Lt-Col Abdul Aziz Buyong, by making a libellous statement in the declaration, which he affirmed on June 18, when he knew that it would tarnish their names.
He was alleged to have committed the offences at High Court Civil 5 in the Jalan Duta court complex at 10.25am on June 18 last year.
His counsel Manjeet Singh Dhillon yesterday submitted that the prosecution's application to transfer the case from the magistrate's court to the Sessions Court had exposed Raja Petra to a potentially heavier punishment.
"The charges faced by Raja Petra carry a maximum two years' jail, or fine, or both. A magistrate has the jurisdiction to pass sentences up to five years' jail, a fine of up to RM10,000 or whipping up to 12 strokes.
"In contrast, a Sessions Court judge can pass any sentence other than the death sentence.
"Also, there is no cap on the maximum fine that the judge can impose."
Manjeet said the transfer order granted by the magistrate's court was unconstitutional as it had breached the equality provision under the Federal Constitution.
"There is clear discrimination whereby Raja Petra is being singled out for harsher punishment."
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written by Observer, January 21, 2009 21:07:50
Harsher punishment. Definitely the AG had that pure intention.
SHIT!! I stepped on SHIT!!!
I think Ahmadneil won't mind taking my shoe and put on the AG's face.
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written by onnetline, January 21, 2009 21:21:02
That pigTAIL AG and his bosses have criminal intent !
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written by ahmadneil, January 21, 2009 21:23:24
Sure,Observer! this kangaroo must be stuff.
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written by ahmadneil, January 21, 2009 21:24:36
They just want to exterminate this writer!
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written by 1351, January 21, 2009 21:41:23
Notice how no sitting judge wants to touch this case. And hence what we have here is a Judicial Comm expressly promoted just to hear Raja Petra's defamation case. UMNO oh UMNO, this one is gonna cost you big time. Any adverse publicity on this will be paid back 100 folds by voters in time to come.
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written by PAKRAK, January 21, 2009 22:05:18
Manjeet Singh Dhillon, you are paid to do your job. It does not matter if it is Majistrate's, Sessions, High or Supreme Court.... Badminton, Squash or Tennis or even Ming Court, your job is to clear him. Don't tell us if the case moves to another court the punishment is more severe. Clobber those idiots!
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written by Zeroed, January 21, 2009 22:49:23
1351, I concur with you. I wish I could write further but i only have vile sadistic derogatory foul language running through my mind now. If god is great, UMNO will fall!!!
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written by freedom to speak, January 22, 2009 00:38:28
RPK,
I'm getting really sick with the chain of events that have been happening this last few days. How low can this once "reputable" country go? Government flawed. Our justice system a laughing stock. Our police a group of *******. Our royals, hands tied and toothless. All while the rakyat is usurped. When is our OBAMA coming?
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written by SocratesI, January 22, 2009 00:59:51
What this Barisan Najis and Anjing don't realize is that the more they indulge themselves in Injustice against opposing voices, and the Rakyat, the faster they will be booted out of power, with more and more decent Rakyat supporting Pakatan Rakyat's cause. People like RPK, DSAI, LKS, Nik Aziz will become our martyrs for the Rakyat, shining examples for our sons and daughters to follow !
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22years Kugan a/l Ananthan dead in coustody: Balai Polis Subang Jaya
22years Kugan a/l Ananthan dead in coustody: Balai Polis Subang Jaya PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 21 January 2009 20:35
Brutal murder by the PDRM
DEATH IN CUSTODY
On Wednesday, 21 January 2009, the family of KUGAN A/L ANANTHAN lodged a police report at IPD Subang Jaya, (Section 8) with S.JAYATHAS Police Watch Malaysia, Lawyer N.Surendran, Kapar MP YB.Manikavasagam and Makkal SAKTHI.
S.JAYATHAS
COORDINATER
POLICE WATCH MALAYSIA
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written by InEffective, January 21, 2009 20:39:47
PDRM are worse than animals.All taxpayers are financing PDRM killers-in-uniform.
You (the rakyat) are all accessories to murder - and you are accountable.(don't expect criminal politicians and law-enforcement to make the change)
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written by Observer, January 21, 2009 20:42:41
I read elsewhere somewhere (The Star I think) that tried to imply that the death was sudden death, and that asthma could be cited as a possibility. I checked back the news report and it has been edited (updated). I guess the photo would have made the original report look stupid.
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written by Observer, January 21, 2009 20:45:48
What's worse, the report also tried to imply that police actions may be justified since the victim was an international car thief. smilies/angry.gif
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written by ahmadneil, January 21, 2009 20:46:15
How dare they treat my Indian brother like this.Even dogs are treated better than this.Brother,we have to do something about this! The police must not have their way.They must pay for this crime against humanity.
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written by onnetline, January 21, 2009 20:46:31
Polis Dogs diRaja Malaysia will state that he fell in a big monsoon drain located in the police station and died. Those scars or marks on the body were obtained from a tattoo shop, also located in the police station itself !
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written by mypanida, January 21, 2009 20:48:12
One day when all hell breaks loose, you should know who to direct your anger to.We are a BANANA REPUBLIC.
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written by Observer, January 21, 2009 20:49:27
What say u Home Minister? Did he die from a bloody asthma? He asked for water and suddenly collapse in the middle of an interrogation? WOW! It must had been some bloody brutal questions that led to a bloody asthma. Just like DSAI punching himself in the eye until he lost consciousness.
More WOW's for UMNO government. Who said they lost their wows!!
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written by ahmadneil, January 21, 2009 20:49:52
Where is equality,fairness and transparency!The police have all dismantle all this.This is truly a police state.He don't deserve to die like this.Samy,where are you!You must get to the bottom of this matter and the Indian community will hold you full responsible for this inhumane treatment.
The police will have to brace for any eventuality.
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written by picadilly, January 21, 2009 21:00:22
Where is samy vellu? does he know uthaya has looked into cases like this for past ten years? does the damn subra minister for indians know what work hindraf is doing? bullshit talk about hindraf lies. you scum , you are a doctor and you dont even know basis post mortem.
if this was not bad, where is the website policewatch malaysia? hundreds of indians shot dead cases, brutal murders. blame the indians, they are good for nothing, thiefs and beggars and robers and gangsters. blame them. you made them in the 1st place!
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written by lamakawan, January 21, 2009 21:07:04
Only uncivilised people in the police force will treat human beings in this manner. Where are you, the prime minister. You proclaimed that you are the prime minister for all malaysians, including malays ,chinese, sabahans, sarawakians, AND indians as well.
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written by Motherchell, January 21, 2009 21:29:16
Syed Hamid Albar , don't think you can leave Malaysia when the ship sinks , you , your henchman , your children are all watched by all the Foreign Embassies . Try applying for a visa!
You are no different from the African murderous despotic counterparts!! You try to sleep well for every true Malaysian's heart wants you behind bars .
You will be hunted wherever you are ---you have burnt the true Malaysian soul for 51 years . When you eat make sure you are not eating maggots that are on your plate!! You are a scum of the first order . You and your goon cronies time in Malaysia is finito!!
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written by 1351, January 21, 2009 21:32:18
Hoi IGP, bila nak mampus !!!! This death is over your head and I'll remind you at every given opportunity. Asthma my FOOT while your boys whacked the daylights out of 22 year old Kugan - real big of you UMNO Police. Tell me how long did it take for the boy to die ????
Casper
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written by macaufan, January 21, 2009 21:33:03
Shit Hamid, IGP Musang & Selangor Polis Chief Kayulid,
Pls don resign for this silly matter ! ur job is to Protect corrupted regime racist umno at d expense of tax payer money !
Rakyat still voted for regime as gomen meaning rakyat 'love' all ur action of brutality, rgt?
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written by smalluncle, January 21, 2009 21:39:44
ASTHMA?
The foaming of the mouth looks like he had drunk some kind of POISON?
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written by Semut Jantan, January 21, 2009 21:48:51
Pictures are worth a thousand words.
They had gotten away far too long without "proofs".
They play with God; they will taste their own medicine ultimately and many generations to come.
The BN gomen is doing nothing; the Palace ought to do something, lest Malaysia is a Pariah country, no less.
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written by pixieface, January 21, 2009 21:55:16
Bloody murder by samseng in blue. I read the news at msian insider that it was
sudden death. My foot, sudden death. Young, only 22, die of heart attack !!!
HUMAN RIGHTS, THAT IS WHAT WE SHOULD FIGHT FOR. IF NOT THESE SCUMBAGS SO CALLED
LEGAL ENFORCERS OF LAW IS RUNNING OUR NATION DOWN.
Everyday crime is reported like we are in a crime zone. WHAT HAS MALAYSIA COME TO.
Just saw on the tv news, botak is waiting for the AG to take action on Herald for
using the word Allah.
Is he living in the twilight zone ???
POLICE BRUTALITY IS NOW WHAT WE ANAK MALAYSIA IS SUBJECTED TO.
A PERSON IS INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY.
Someone should put these pics on youtube. Since we anak malaysia can't get protection, we need international help.
RPK, please do something. Our beloved country is going to the dogs.
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written by singam, January 21, 2009 21:58:34
This is visible evidence of what has been reported to have been going on ever since the BN lost shamefully last March - the systematic detention and torture of Indians by the PDRM, rude service at other gormen service counters and so on.
The BN has lost all moral rights and no longer deserves to represent the people of Malaysia. They lack the class to step down when they are no longer needed. Instead they cheat and threaten in order to stay in power. The only thing they have not done yet is to bring out the armed forces. This may well have been why the Defence Ministry was so quickly transferred into safer hands.
The Indians are paying the price for having provided the critical swing votes to PR and changing the face of our politics. What will everyone else do now?
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written by talk3talk4, January 21, 2009 22:00:00
Irony of Malaysian reality
Tolong.....ada perompak Polis....Tolong...!!!
.... itu dia..pencuriPolis...mari kita kejar, tangkap si pencuri/pembunuhPolis
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written by zanie, January 21, 2009 22:01:45
Remember Ds Anwar Ibrahim? He was supposed to be the number two man in the country after mahathir. And yet he was held captive in jail, handcuffed, blindfolded and beaten to a pulp by non other than the IGP himself! He was unconcious and left lying on the floor for days!! Such was the police brutality in malaysia. If DSAI was treated like a scum dog what more can an ordinary citizen expect? I'm sorry for Malaysians, sorry for us... smilies/angry.gif smilies/angry.gif smilies/angry.gif
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written by shatis, January 21, 2009 22:18:08
Muslims condemn Israeli's action against palestinians but what about the muslim policemen's action, Muslim HOME MINISTER'S action on malaysian Indians. Oops sorry Kafir's can suffer injustice. Only muslims deserve justice. If not, all those muslims who sympathize palestinians would have protested in front of Subang Jaya Police station and asked for justice for this malaysian who was killed by police. Gajah depan mata tak nampak , semut seberang laut nampak. Stop showing pictures from Gaza la brader, tunjuk pictures kat atas nie to malaysians. Beating to death is more torturous than a sniper shot at your head. BIASED MALAYSIA...
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written by debids, January 21, 2009 22:20:13
Disgusted! Cruel...cruel people....!May God punish all of you who did this to that boy and his family!
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written by supplier, January 21, 2009 22:21:36
My condolences to the deceased family. The people who did this should be charged with murder and hang him/them. but I personal cannot trust the AG who is good at giving stupid excuses and the culprit are not going to be charged.
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written by SiHangChai, January 21, 2009 22:25:20
the scar fresh wounds behind his necks are actually from whipping from a rotan. no need to guess. if sudden death or collapse, wonder how the wounds come about?
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written by red1, January 21, 2009 22:30:34
All evil deeds must be brought to the face of justice, and the doers given a sentence the legal system is expected to. There has to be an inquest into such incidence or else there be no meaning to democracy and social stability.
Redhuan D. Oon
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written by KingSolomon, January 21, 2009 22:30:52
What beasts did that to the young man? PR must take up this case and nail the culprits and make the IGP accountable.
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written by mikewang, January 21, 2009 22:31:51
Only one way to stop this madness.
Get rid of UMNO.
Vote them out !!
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23 vigil heroes to be charged on Friday, 23rd January, 2009
Source: http://harismibrahim.wordpress.com/2009/01/21/23-vigil-heroes-to-be-charged-on-friday-23rd-january-2009/#comments
23 vigil heroes to be charged on Friday, 23rd January, 2009
January 21, 2009
Just got a call from Sunny Lim, one of the 23 vigilers who are due to be charged in court in relation to the impromptu vigil on 9th November, 2008.
He got a call from ASP Hazlinda a little while ago to inform him that all the 23 will now be charged on Friday, 23rd January, 2009, at 9am, and not tomorrow as earlier indicated.
ASP Hazlinda informed Sunny that all the other 22 would also be informed by telephone.
I got the impression in my phone conversation with Sunny that there might be some confusion or uncertainty as to the matter of bail, so here goes.
For those being charged on Friday, please arrange to have someone who is prepared to stand as your bailor come along with you to court on Friday.
After the court has set the amount for bail, the court registry will issue a document which will detail your charge registration number, the particulars of your bailor, and the bail amount set by the court.
With that document, your bailor will have to head to the nearest bank, open a savings account and deposit the bail sum. The saving account book issued will then have to be handed over to the court registry.
To the rest of you out there, please make time to come to the PJ Magistrates Court on Friday, 23rd January, 2009, before 9am, to show solidarity and support for our 23 heroes.
A ‘help raise bail funds’ sms went out this morning. As you can see, cash will be needed to assist those being charged to make up their bail. Those of you who would like to help and are able to make it to court on Friday, please bring cash.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Authorities tighten screws on ISA vigil participants
Authorities tighten screws on ISA vigil participants
Fr Paulino Miranda, the parish priest of the Catholic Church of the Divine Mercy in Shah Alam, is among those who have been asked to appear in court on Thursday to be charged in connection with their participation in an Abolish ISA vigil/Bersih anniversary commemoration.
Paulino was among 23 arrested during the vigil on 9 November 2008 and later released on police bail the same night. Their bail was not extended when they reported at the police station on 24 November. But since last Friday, several of them including Miranda have received phone calls from the police informing them that they will be charged at the PJ Magistrates Court at 2.00pm on 22 January. Among those who received phone calls were a few vigil participants who were campaigning in the Kuala Terengganu by-election.
The authorities appear to be tightening the screws on those participating in the Abolish ISA vigils.
In Kuala Terengganu, I ran into Bukit Mertajam MP Chong Eng, who told me she had received a phone call from the police informing her that they want to record her statement in connection with her participation at one of the Penang Abolish ISA vigils.
The emcee for one of the Penang Abolish ISA vigils, Paula Khoo, is due to report to the police on the third day of Chinese New Year to find out what action, if any, police want to take. When she last reported to the police, they extended her police bail.
The weekly Abolish ISA Masses have resumed at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Penang. The first Mass of 2009 was held last Wednesday. Another Mass is expected to be held this Wednesday.
Police Stops the 14th PJ Vigil
Source: http://exmalaysia.com/weblog/2009/01/police-stops-the-14th-pj-vigil/
Police Stops the 14th PJ Vigil
01.13.2009 | Author: Administrator | Posted in Extreme, Rough Voices
PETALING JAYA, 11 Jan - Police ordered the participants of the 14th Anti-ISA Vigil at MBPJ to disperse minutes after the event had started on the grounds that they had no permit.
The vigil began at around 8.15pm but about five minutes later the OCPD of PJ ordered the participants to disperse. There were over 200 police personnel, riot police and plain clothes personnel. Three FRU trucks were parked by the side of Civic Hall.
“The authorities care a lot for the safety of the rakyat,” reports Rakyat@work, tongue in cheek. “They sent more than two police personnel for every vigil participant.”
Full story, visit http://pahlawanvolunteers.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/police-stops-the-14th-pj-vigil/
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Part 1: Barisan Rakyat Danny Chua’s speech and KT By-Election Update
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Part 2: OCPD of PJ orders the participants to disperse
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nDQ17jBAO0
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Police Stops the 14th PJ Vigil
01.13.2009 | Author: Administrator | Posted in Extreme, Rough Voices
PETALING JAYA, 11 Jan - Police ordered the participants of the 14th Anti-ISA Vigil at MBPJ to disperse minutes after the event had started on the grounds that they had no permit.
The vigil began at around 8.15pm but about five minutes later the OCPD of PJ ordered the participants to disperse. There were over 200 police personnel, riot police and plain clothes personnel. Three FRU trucks were parked by the side of Civic Hall.
“The authorities care a lot for the safety of the rakyat,” reports Rakyat@work, tongue in cheek. “They sent more than two police personnel for every vigil participant.”
Full story, visit http://pahlawanvolunteers.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/police-stops-the-14th-pj-vigil/
View Photos:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2016233&l=dccf7&id=1189343704 or at
http://picasaweb.google.com/pahlawan.volunteers/090111AntiISAVigil#
Watch Videos:
Part 1: Barisan Rakyat Danny Chua’s speech and KT By-Election Update
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzmLlPT0xuQ
Part 2: OCPD of PJ orders the participants to disperse
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Posted by admin
Wednesday, 21 January 2009 09:13
It is a case of too little yet never too late, that is how I would describe the efforts and attempts by Pak Lah to institute reforms in Umno and Barisan Nasional, after 22 years of excess under the regime of Tun Dr Mahathir. The excesses of the previous regimes cannot and are unlikely to be reversed through the changes Pak Lah hopes to institute in the next few months before departing as both head of party and prime minister.
The resistance from individuals within Umno is Dr Mahathir’s gift to this nation of ours. That is why it is no wonder that Dr Mahathir is as aggressive as he is, in his campaign to unseat Pak Lah.
His latest ranting about the results of the Kuala Trengganu by-election is only a follow up to his attempt to sabotage the candidate long before election day.
His current attempts to smear Pak Lah’s name is only another of his strategic moves to hasten Pak Lah’s departure and halt the necessary reforms that Umno, Barisan Nasional and this country badly needs.
It is incumbent on everyone who loves Umno, BN and this country to not allow him to succeed. It is obvious that Dr Mahathir is now trying his best to get Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak under his thumb.
His present call for people not to blame Najib is an attempt to drive a wedge further between Najib and Pak Lah, a Machiavellian manoeuvre only Dr Mahathir can execute with deadly intent — masked behind a façade of innocence.
The result of the Kuala Trengganu by-election can be a good outcome for Umno and BN only if it is not derailed by Dr Mahathir and individuals aligned to him who are trying their best to deflect blame for the defeat on to an individual..
The results of the Kuala Trengganu by-election is an opportunity for introspection, for reform within BN, it should not be allowed to be turned into another strategic move by Dr Mahathir and his merry gang to exert their will on Umno and Barisan Nasional.
If Umno is willing to listen to the people, it will know that the changes Pak Lah has advocated since the March 2008 General Election are slowly but surely beginning to bear fruit.
There is the yearning on the ground that these changes continue. Pak Lah and Najib can make a good team, if only they can agree to a separation of roles.
This is a win-win combination with no losers, except for certain individuals who find reform a threat to the ‘business as usual’ ethos.
All is not lost, if there is one lesson to be learnt here is that the country needs to leave the old behind and move forward to embrace the new.
It may be time to consider various proposals to face the coming hardships, both economic and political.
It appears the days where one man is called upon to fulfil various responsibilities may be at its end.
For better efficiency and check and balance, we may need to have different persons as head of political parties and government.
This way, political parties can hold on to their ideologies without forsaking a Malaysian public that is crying out for impartiality.
Stephen Doss
President
Persatuan Pemuda Negara Malaysia
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written by ahmadneil, January 21, 2009 09:26:27
Racist mahathir hates AAB becos AAB and his gang keeps on digging the old man's dirty past.Don't forget all malaysian knows very well ,his 22 years in power netted him 8 billion.Remember ,he privatise all the gov't companies and empty the coffer .
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written by blackpea, January 21, 2009 09:28:39
Stephen Doss, How blind do you want to be. All UMNO, BN and the old man know is to plunder the nation wealth. A thief is for every a thief. The only way out for this country is for a PR Govt.
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written by truthbespoken, January 21, 2009 09:30:02
The best thing to do is not just to ignore Mahathir but to vote UMNO out of the ruling Malaysian political system! CHANGE of the corrupted UMNO-controlled government is the only hope for a better Malaysia!
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written by rajaphillips, January 21, 2009 09:37:37
A very will analysed article. Mahathir's hatred and continued sabotage of Pak Lah's administration is for 2 reasons:
1) Pak Lah's refusal to carry on/implement the long list of mega projects set up by Mahathir for himself and his cronies for the future 9th Malaysia Plan just before leaving office. Pak Lah scrapped the whole thing and this good action though saved the nation billions of ringgit, it rendered Mahathir's cronies without money and Mahathir maha angry
2) Khairy Jamalludin's action in revealing the truth about the 8th Malaysia Plan empty coffers left behind by Mahathir's regime. They finished it and KJ revealed it and Mahathir became maha angry again hence the revenge against Pak Lah at every step inc KT.
Now, can you all see the actual reason? Do you think that Pak Lah should resign and hand it over to Najib on a platter?
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written by FFT, January 21, 2009 09:38:11
Good write up, but hilarious because it comes from a member of a running dog component of BN, i.e. Gerakan.
Stephen Doss' running dog party helped perpetuate Mahathir's 22 years of malpractice, and this poodle only learns how to growl at the old man when he is not holding the leash anymore.
Go sit in your corner and be a good dog, Fifi.
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written by Birdbrain, January 21, 2009 09:40:30
Let Umno implodes, there is better life ahead for Malaysians without Umno. We still have PAS, PKR and DAP.
Guess it's over, call it a day............sorry we have to end this way. Umno sobs!
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written by denkoh, January 21, 2009 09:42:31
ahamdneil... you are good la...
are you a full time commentator? smilies/grin.gif smilies/grin.gif smilies/grin.gif
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written by smeagrooo, January 21, 2009 09:43:08
we can ignore TDM and his rantings but those fence-sitters musnt. Umno fellas musnt. These ppl must listen to TDM to bring down UMNO once and for all!
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written by onnetline, January 21, 2009 09:50:59
All the UMMNO elites are shameless hypocrites !!!
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written by wartank, January 21, 2009 09:54:53
What are you saying?
The main reasons AAB was unable to carry out the Reforms promised in 2004;
i) To eradicate corruption and uphold justice means The BN will be totally wiped out, as everyone is corrupt and unjust.
ii) AAB is too soft and passive a leader to enforce this on the party members, instead joining them. Can sleep and still earn.
or
iii)It's all Sandiwara
Any Reform will be up to us Rakyat now, and also by selecting a leader and party to see them through!
report abuse
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agree 6
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written by wartank, January 21, 2009 10:02:15
Still, he did enough and revealed enough to let unite the people.. but against the BN.
Better than the criminals before and (supposedly) after him.
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written by T Square, January 21, 2009 10:08:13
When PR forms the next government, the very first thing they should do is to put all current and past leaders of BN on trial for corruption.
And if their family benefit financially, this should be taken away as well.
PR must send a strong message with a clear intent on instituiting a clean and transparent administration. They must not hesitate to instigate criminal proceedings against past leaders.
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written by Counterpointer, January 21, 2009 10:12:09
If Umno is willing to listen to the people, it will know that the changes Pak Lah has advocated since the March 2008 General Election are slowly but surely beginning to bear fruit.
You mean fruits with maggots?
The tree's rotten to the roots and has to be fell.
The correct message will be to ignore DrM,UMNO and BN for the sake of the future of Malaysia.
Comprendo ?
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agree 7
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written by cahaya, January 21, 2009 10:12:32
We like his last two lines. . Imagine the possibilities!
For better efficiency and check and balance, we may need to have different persons as head of political parties and government.
This way, political parties can hold on to their ideologies without forsaking a Malaysian public that is crying out for impartiality.
Najib as head of Umno, but not head of government! Yes, definitely better!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 8
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written by temenggong, January 21, 2009 10:23:50
The excesses of the previous regime....? What about the present one when it went stratosperic? Is this guy Stephen Doss for real? No wonder his party was wiped out!
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written by ksmaniam, January 21, 2009 10:26:09
My suggestions
1.UMNO must unclasp itself from MM and his agents in UMNO,
2. Stop all development. Divert all funds to no. 3 below.
3. Divert attention in total to make rakyaat's life better. Take into consideration all detail.
4. Any development which is related directly to no. 3 should be implemented.
5. Seriously and consistently pursue to eradicate all vice acts, ie corruption, etc.
6. Enrich the rakyaat, any which ever way the government can.
7. Pension off all elders of the party and bring in the younger ones as ministers etc. The pensioners are still members of the party but do not hold position in the government.
etc etc etc
Is this possible?
I doubt they will even try.
So be it.
So it is up to DSAI then.
Please take over before march 09.
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written by Oscar Winner, January 21, 2009 11:11:52
Shame on you, Doss. You were once a brave young man fighting the establishments. You would risk being detained for raising many sensitive issues that rakyat felt were of great concern to them. But I am sad to read the above article. AAB's reforms were, at most, a joke. Remember the police reports made by journalists recently regarding RM300 Ang Pows?? MACC has closed the file, FYI.
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written by unomalaysia, January 21, 2009 11:33:36
Amno ignore the old psychopath? Are you off your rocker Mr Doss? No, amno must keep listening to him so that it will go to its grave faster! Malaysia needs to get rid of this very virulent cancer called umno.
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written by carribeanking7, January 21, 2009 11:48:19
UMNO will not reform beyond lip sevice, UMNO will only start doing genuine soul searching and pragmatic post mortems after 2 terms in the opposition bench.
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written by adan, January 21, 2009 11:52:58
'IGNORE DR.MM. for the sake of UMNO and BN'.. but.. for the sake of PEOPLE and COUNTRY AVOID HIM LIKE PLAGUE!!!
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written by OVERLORD, January 21, 2009 12:14:53
Dr Who???
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written by sampalee, January 21, 2009 12:57:22
The writing is SICK.How can any one who love this nation be concern with the evil umno bent to destroy it.MT should remove this typr of articles.
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Ignore Dr M for sake of Umno and BN PDF Print E-mail
Posted by admin
Wednesday, 21 January 2009 09:13
It is a case of too little yet never too late, that is how I would describe the efforts and attempts by Pak Lah to institute reforms in Umno and Barisan Nasional, after 22 years of excess under the regime of Tun Dr Mahathir. The excesses of the previous regimes cannot and are unlikely to be reversed through the changes Pak Lah hopes to institute in the next few months before departing as both head of party and prime minister.
The resistance from individuals within Umno is Dr Mahathir’s gift to this nation of ours. That is why it is no wonder that Dr Mahathir is as aggressive as he is, in his campaign to unseat Pak Lah.
His latest ranting about the results of the Kuala Trengganu by-election is only a follow up to his attempt to sabotage the candidate long before election day.
His current attempts to smear Pak Lah’s name is only another of his strategic moves to hasten Pak Lah’s departure and halt the necessary reforms that Umno, Barisan Nasional and this country badly needs.
It is incumbent on everyone who loves Umno, BN and this country to not allow him to succeed. It is obvious that Dr Mahathir is now trying his best to get Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak under his thumb.
His present call for people not to blame Najib is an attempt to drive a wedge further between Najib and Pak Lah, a Machiavellian manoeuvre only Dr Mahathir can execute with deadly intent — masked behind a façade of innocence.
The result of the Kuala Trengganu by-election can be a good outcome for Umno and BN only if it is not derailed by Dr Mahathir and individuals aligned to him who are trying their best to deflect blame for the defeat on to an individual..
The results of the Kuala Trengganu by-election is an opportunity for introspection, for reform within BN, it should not be allowed to be turned into another strategic move by Dr Mahathir and his merry gang to exert their will on Umno and Barisan Nasional.
If Umno is willing to listen to the people, it will know that the changes Pak Lah has advocated since the March 2008 General Election are slowly but surely beginning to bear fruit.
There is the yearning on the ground that these changes continue. Pak Lah and Najib can make a good team, if only they can agree to a separation of roles.
This is a win-win combination with no losers, except for certain individuals who find reform a threat to the ‘business as usual’ ethos.
All is not lost, if there is one lesson to be learnt here is that the country needs to leave the old behind and move forward to embrace the new.
It may be time to consider various proposals to face the coming hardships, both economic and political.
It appears the days where one man is called upon to fulfil various responsibilities may be at its end.
For better efficiency and check and balance, we may need to have different persons as head of political parties and government.
This way, political parties can hold on to their ideologies without forsaking a Malaysian public that is crying out for impartiality.
Stephen Doss
President
Persatuan Pemuda Negara Malaysia
Comments (22)Add Comment
...
written by ahmadneil, January 21, 2009 09:26:27
Racist mahathir hates AAB becos AAB and his gang keeps on digging the old man's dirty past.Don't forget all malaysian knows very well ,his 22 years in power netted him 8 billion.Remember ,he privatise all the gov't companies and empty the coffer .
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 23
...
written by blackpea, January 21, 2009 09:28:39
Stephen Doss, How blind do you want to be. All UMNO, BN and the old man know is to plunder the nation wealth. A thief is for every a thief. The only way out for this country is for a PR Govt.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 19
...
written by truthbespoken, January 21, 2009 09:30:02
The best thing to do is not just to ignore Mahathir but to vote UMNO out of the ruling Malaysian political system! CHANGE of the corrupted UMNO-controlled government is the only hope for a better Malaysia!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 16
...
written by rajaphillips, January 21, 2009 09:37:37
A very will analysed article. Mahathir's hatred and continued sabotage of Pak Lah's administration is for 2 reasons:
1) Pak Lah's refusal to carry on/implement the long list of mega projects set up by Mahathir for himself and his cronies for the future 9th Malaysia Plan just before leaving office. Pak Lah scrapped the whole thing and this good action though saved the nation billions of ringgit, it rendered Mahathir's cronies without money and Mahathir maha angry
2) Khairy Jamalludin's action in revealing the truth about the 8th Malaysia Plan empty coffers left behind by Mahathir's regime. They finished it and KJ revealed it and Mahathir became maha angry again hence the revenge against Pak Lah at every step inc KT.
Now, can you all see the actual reason? Do you think that Pak Lah should resign and hand it over to Najib on a platter?
report abuse
disagree 1
agree 11
...
written by FFT, January 21, 2009 09:38:11
Good write up, but hilarious because it comes from a member of a running dog component of BN, i.e. Gerakan.
Stephen Doss' running dog party helped perpetuate Mahathir's 22 years of malpractice, and this poodle only learns how to growl at the old man when he is not holding the leash anymore.
Go sit in your corner and be a good dog, Fifi.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 9
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written by Birdbrain, January 21, 2009 09:40:30
Let Umno implodes, there is better life ahead for Malaysians without Umno. We still have PAS, PKR and DAP.
Guess it's over, call it a day............sorry we have to end this way. Umno sobs!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 5
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written by denkoh, January 21, 2009 09:42:31
ahamdneil... you are good la...
are you a full time commentator? smilies/grin.gif smilies/grin.gif smilies/grin.gif
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agree 8
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written by smeagrooo, January 21, 2009 09:43:08
we can ignore TDM and his rantings but those fence-sitters musnt. Umno fellas musnt. These ppl must listen to TDM to bring down UMNO once and for all!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 4
...
written by onnetline, January 21, 2009 09:50:59
All the UMMNO elites are shameless hypocrites !!!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 5
...
written by wartank, January 21, 2009 09:54:53
What are you saying?
The main reasons AAB was unable to carry out the Reforms promised in 2004;
i) To eradicate corruption and uphold justice means The BN will be totally wiped out, as everyone is corrupt and unjust.
ii) AAB is too soft and passive a leader to enforce this on the party members, instead joining them. Can sleep and still earn.
or
iii)It's all Sandiwara
Any Reform will be up to us Rakyat now, and also by selecting a leader and party to see them through!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 6
...
written by wartank, January 21, 2009 10:02:15
Still, he did enough and revealed enough to let unite the people.. but against the BN.
Better than the criminals before and (supposedly) after him.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 5
...
written by T Square, January 21, 2009 10:08:13
When PR forms the next government, the very first thing they should do is to put all current and past leaders of BN on trial for corruption.
And if their family benefit financially, this should be taken away as well.
PR must send a strong message with a clear intent on instituiting a clean and transparent administration. They must not hesitate to instigate criminal proceedings against past leaders.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 5
...
written by Counterpointer, January 21, 2009 10:12:09
If Umno is willing to listen to the people, it will know that the changes Pak Lah has advocated since the March 2008 General Election are slowly but surely beginning to bear fruit.
You mean fruits with maggots?
The tree's rotten to the roots and has to be fell.
The correct message will be to ignore DrM,UMNO and BN for the sake of the future of Malaysia.
Comprendo ?
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 7
...
written by cahaya, January 21, 2009 10:12:32
We like his last two lines. . Imagine the possibilities!
For better efficiency and check and balance, we may need to have different persons as head of political parties and government.
This way, political parties can hold on to their ideologies without forsaking a Malaysian public that is crying out for impartiality.
Najib as head of Umno, but not head of government! Yes, definitely better!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 8
...
written by temenggong, January 21, 2009 10:23:50
The excesses of the previous regime....? What about the present one when it went stratosperic? Is this guy Stephen Doss for real? No wonder his party was wiped out!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 4
...
written by ksmaniam, January 21, 2009 10:26:09
My suggestions
1.UMNO must unclasp itself from MM and his agents in UMNO,
2. Stop all development. Divert all funds to no. 3 below.
3. Divert attention in total to make rakyaat's life better. Take into consideration all detail.
4. Any development which is related directly to no. 3 should be implemented.
5. Seriously and consistently pursue to eradicate all vice acts, ie corruption, etc.
6. Enrich the rakyaat, any which ever way the government can.
7. Pension off all elders of the party and bring in the younger ones as ministers etc. The pensioners are still members of the party but do not hold position in the government.
etc etc etc
Is this possible?
I doubt they will even try.
So be it.
So it is up to DSAI then.
Please take over before march 09.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 3
...
written by Oscar Winner, January 21, 2009 11:11:52
Shame on you, Doss. You were once a brave young man fighting the establishments. You would risk being detained for raising many sensitive issues that rakyat felt were of great concern to them. But I am sad to read the above article. AAB's reforms were, at most, a joke. Remember the police reports made by journalists recently regarding RM300 Ang Pows?? MACC has closed the file, FYI.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 3
...
written by unomalaysia, January 21, 2009 11:33:36
Amno ignore the old psychopath? Are you off your rocker Mr Doss? No, amno must keep listening to him so that it will go to its grave faster! Malaysia needs to get rid of this very virulent cancer called umno.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 2
...
written by carribeanking7, January 21, 2009 11:48:19
UMNO will not reform beyond lip sevice, UMNO will only start doing genuine soul searching and pragmatic post mortems after 2 terms in the opposition bench.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 2
...
written by adan, January 21, 2009 11:52:58
'IGNORE DR.MM. for the sake of UMNO and BN'.. but.. for the sake of PEOPLE and COUNTRY AVOID HIM LIKE PLAGUE!!!
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 2
...
written by OVERLORD, January 21, 2009 12:14:53
Dr Who???
report abuse
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agree 0
...
written by sampalee, January 21, 2009 12:57:22
The writing is SICK.How can any one who love this nation be concern with the evil umno bent to destroy it.MT should remove this typr of articles.
report abuse
disagree 0
agree 0
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