ARCHIVES 2012

Assalamualaikum wrt. wbt.

Saya mengucapkan terima kasih atas perhatian dan respons saudara terhadap tulisan saya mengenai "Perarakan Menentang Pemerintah Adalah Dosa Besar Yang Boleh Menjejaskan Iman".

The 13th Malaysian general elections will be held sometime between now and April 2013. These elections have the potential to be the most free and fair elections held in the country for several decades.

(Bernama) - Umno Youth today challenged the loudest and most enthusiastic person, who disrupted Najib Abdul Razak’s speech in London, to a debate to convey to him correct information and updates on the Bersih 3.0 issue.

WargaAMAN says it cancelled the event out of respect for S Ambiga and other leaders. On a lighter note, it makes another interesting proposal.

(Free Malaysia Today) - The much-anticipated Thosai stall in front of the residence of Deputy Inspector- General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar has been called off.

(Malaysia Digest) -The controversial group that carried out the butt-flexing exercise in front of Datuk S. Ambiga's house has threatened to retaliate should the Bersih organizing committee reneged on its promise to not continue with the rally.

Dr Lim Teck Ghee, CPI 

Prime minister Najib Razak last week announced a ‘windfall’ of RM15,000 to each Felda settler family.

The planned payout is to come from the Felda initial public offering on the Felda Global Ventures Holding (FGVH) listing. As part of the IPO of FGVH, Felda will be disposing 1.21 billion of its current FGVH shares at RM4.65 each, and from which Felda stands to make RM5.62 billion if it is fully taken up.

(The Malaysian Insider) - Lim Guan Eng today defended Penang’s decision to ban Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia, calling it a “party organ” masquerading as a newspaper following criticism that the Pakatan Rakyat (PR) bloc does not guarantee media freedom.

In a letter to the MIC president, the CM points out that the state government was not responsible for the demolition of a Hindu temple.

(Free Malaysia Today) - The MIC president appears confused about the facts regarding the demolition of a Hindu temple in Penang, said Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.

THE CHOICE

We have been following the saga of the "I" Files, which claims to be a documented retelling of the life and times of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. We were at first a bit sceptical of the entire proposition, but it has become a riveting read, and now our wait appears to be paying off.

Ex-DAP man says its Malaysian Malaysia concept does not promote true integration

(NST) - A MAJORITY of the  Malays  in the Barisan Nasional strongholds of Kepala Batas, Tasek Gelugor and Bayan Lepas agree that DAP had an upper hand to retain Penang, but pointed out that party had not been able to convince voters of its purported multiracial credentials.