ARCHIVES 2012

(Asia Sentinel) - Retired Malaysian police chief schedules mysterious Bangkok press conference Monday to announce “new revelations” in murder for hire case

(The Star) - IT is an open question whether the Chinese will vote for the Opposition because recent events have shown a reversal of the trend from the last general election, said MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek. “The verdict is still open this time around as to whether the Chinese will come back to vote for Barisan (Nasional) or they (will still) vote for DAP.

The MCA Youth chief says that it was only after the separation of politics and religion that the European countries prospered.

Leven Woon, FMT

MCA Youth chief Wee Ka Siong attacked PAS for trying  to return the country to the dark ages by implementing a theocratic state, which he said was a feudal political system.

The Johor Friends of Suaram and Hindraf Makkal Sakti said only then will Pakatan get their electoral support.

Athi Shankar, FMT

The Johor Friends of Suaram and Hindraf Makkal Sakti have come up with a Johor Demand and wants Pakatan Rakyat to endorse it.

The EC will see that the regulation will be abolished and reviewed after the next general election.

Patrick Lee, FMT

After the next general election is over, the Election Commission (EC) will do away with a law that governs the registering of voters in Malaysia.

The MCA president said there was nothing wrong with Wanita vice-chairman Heng Seai Kie's interpretation of Nik Aziz's statement.

Leven Woon, FMT

MCA president Dr Chua Soi Lek agrees with Wanita vice-chairman Heng Seai Kie for saying that PAS condones the raping of non-Muslim women who do not conform with the Islamic dress code.

Eventually with these new highways, those living in the Klang Valley will have no choice but to pay toll every time they leave their houses. No wonder cronies are getting excited.

The S$16 million cash seized on 14th August 2008 was only released at the end of the statutory retention period limit of three years, when ICAC failed to wrap up the case due reportedly to Malaysian government’s refusal to extend co-operation in the investigation. If there was no case as claimed by Nazri and Najib, would the Hong Kong authorities have kept the money for the full legally allowable period of three years?

Kim Quek