Monthly Archives: March 2012

Dr Yap Sin Tian – the controversial organizer of the 325 rally for Chinese education – talks so much about the quality of Chinese education. He portrays himself as if he is a man of high integrity, high accountability and … Continue reading →

Lim Guan Eng should not hide behind his own shadows. He should be brave enough to come out and clarify if a plot of land in Bayan Mutiara, Penang, which was sold to a private developer, was earmarked for a … Continue reading →

In less than one month, the DAP has changed its stand from being gung ho to non-committal in championing the safety issue of the RM700 mil Lynas Advanced Material Plant in Gebeng, Kuantan. Among themselves, they can’t even come to … Continue reading →

Source: The Malaysian Insider Umno’s Utusan Malaysia continued today to question Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s sexuality despite being threatened with a RM100 million suit by the opposition leader. Its Sunday edition, Mingguan Malaysia, frontpaged Datuk K.S Nallakaruppan’s challenge to his … Continue reading →

First it was the Penang CM Lim Guan Eng calling Consumers Association of Penang head S.M. Mohd Idris an old man. No excuse for that even he was trying to wriggle his way out of that predicament by saying that … Continue reading →

While Malaysia is wooing our local talents from abroad to come back to our own shores, we have the Selangor government readily giving top ranking jobs to foreigners on a silver platter. Such a policy of hiring outsiders first and … Continue reading →

The dictionary defines the word “humble” as modest, not proud or arrogant and courteously respectful. Much I would like to use those words to fit the bill for Lim Guan Eng but it would be a disservice to the meaning … Continue reading →

Penangites better be warned that great health risk is lurking at your doorsteps. A massive RM2.2bil solar panel manufacturing plant had been given the go ahead by the State government. And this was despite that a plant with similar manufacturing … Continue reading →