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Extract from The Malaysia Insider (TMI) - Despite claims, Zaid says not rejoining PKR:

ASPAN ALIAS

Rakyat sedang menghadapi terlalu banyak masalah yang berat akibat kelakuan dan sikap pemimpin kerajaan kita yang tidak mempunyai disiplin kepimpinan serta pemikiran. Sebagaimana yang telah selalu saya katakan masalah yang kita hadapi ini berpunca dari masalah kepimpinan negara.

(Bernama) -- Eleven non- governmental organisations (NGOs) in Pahang today lodged police reports on the move by the opposition parties to hold a campaign and stage a "Free Anwar" gathering on Jan 9.

Ramasamy, however, is highly regarded in the Indian community and is seen as a savior of the community which has been abused and exploited by Samy Vellu and MIC and humiliated and insulted by UMNO over many decades. DAP’s leadership cannot afford to ignore Ramasamy’s prominent standing in the Indian community even though he may not have widespread support in DAP itself. 

By Ken

Government has repeatedly stressed that appropriate measures will be put in place to reduce dependency on foreign workers but the latest announcement (Star 28/12/2011) of policy change has created serious doubt in the minds of Malaysians.

By Abdul Halim bin Mansor (Sec Gen MTUC) 

Nampaknya masih ramai yang keliru dan tidak dapat membezakan maksud kebebasan bersuara dan fitnah. Ramai penulis-penulis blog dewasa ini yang menganggap melemparkan fitnah itu sebahagian daripada kebebasan bersuara.

By Amin Iskandar

(Harakah Daily) - Naib Presiden PKR, Nurul Izzah Anwar menafikan kandungan satu surat layang beracun yang sedang tersebar dalam internet sekarang.

(The Malaysian Insider) - Datuk Ibrahim Ali alleged today of an attempt to organise a mass gathering on January 9 to disrupt the High Court here from delivering a verdict in Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s sodomy trial, and warned the assembly could cause chaos and unrest.

(The Malaysian Insider) - Malay rights group Perkasa today accused a senior Christian leader of creating intercommunal friction with his remarks on the constitutional protection for Bumiputeras, claiming the speech was politically motivated.

(The Malaysian Insider) - Former Court of Appeal judge Tan Sri Arifin Jaka died earlier this morning at the Serdang Hospital here, English daily The Star reported. He was 78.