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As what Malaysia Today said earlier: bye-bye, Musa, unhappy retirement -- because I am sure your retirement is not as happy as you would have liked it to be now that Ramli Yusuff is off the hook and you still can’t extradite RPK even though you promised the court it would happen by October 2009. THE CORRIDORS OF POWER Raja Petra Kamarudin
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Date: Friday 19th March 2010 Time: 18:00-21:00
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Elections do not have to be held until 2013, but it is increasingly likely that they could be held either in conjunction with state polls in Sarawak, expected in the first quarter of 2011, or shortly afterwards. By David Chance & Razak Ahmad, Free Malaysia Today
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Longer term, failure to implement fiscal reform leaves the country, Asia’s third-most trade dependent economy, vulnerable to external economic and commodity price shocks. State oil company Petronas provides almost half of all government revenues. Reuters
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I would be satisfied with just the Agong; he is expensive enough to maintain, what with the new billion-ringgit palace. If we were to have all those other sultans, their consorts, raja mudas, raja bendaharas, and the whole slew of princes and princesses on the civil list, then I would impose strict rules. M. Bakri Musa
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Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad The PM has finally taken heed of our critique on the GST. Or has he really? That’s how it seems for now. But you really couldn’t tell from this move as to why he defers the second reading of the the BIll on GST. It could have been done to evade that ugly demonstration of the Pakatan’s MPs and the NGOs that would have otherwise marred the opening of the new parliamentary session by the Agung.
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By Neville Spykerman, The Malaysian Insider Once a cop, always a cop. And Datuk Ramli Yusuff (picture), who was acquitted of not disclosing his assets last week, intends to report for duty at Bukit Aman although he reached retirement age of 58 on March 1.
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By Shazwan Mustafa Kamal, The Malaysian Insider Tan Sri Musa Hassan will be replaced as the Inspector-General of Police when his contract expires in September.
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I am always been proud to be a Malaysian, but unlike Kadir Jasin I don’t need to apologise for this. By KTemoc
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(Harakah Daily) - Ahli Parlimen Lembah Pantai, Nurul Izzah Anwar menyeru akhbar rasmi Umno/Barisan Nasional khususnya Utusan Malaysia agar lebih profesional dalam melaporkan berita dan menghentikan laporan bersifat perkauman.
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(Harakah Daily) - DAP dan PAS mengulangi pendirian tetap memberi sepenuh kepercayaan kepada Ketua Umum Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim sebagai Ketua Pembangkang di Parlimen biarpun kerusi PKR kini hanya 26 iaitu kurang dua kerusi berbanding DAP (28).
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(Utusan Malaysia) - Duta Malaysia ke Amerika Syarikat (AS), Datuk Seri Dr. Jamaludin Jarjis berkata, beliau telah menerangkan kedudukan sebenar kes liwat yang dihadapi Penasihat Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim kepada kerajaan AS.
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So, Umno, do what you must do. And if you want to start ‘May 13 Version 2’ then so be it. We are ready. The Chinese and Indians do not need to take to the streets. Stay indoors and lock your doors and windows. Let the Malays deal with this. We Malays will take on Umno in the ‘May 13 version 2’. NO HOLDS BARRED Raja Petra Kamarudin
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My definition: Rempitism (noun; also concept and ideology borrow from the neo-Malay word rempit) - a Malaysian phenomenon in which youth uses the public road system to break the speed limit with customised motorbikes in illegal, past-midnight drag-races that rob the restful sleep of peaceful citizens; a phenomena akin to a capitalist economy of a struggling showcasing Third Word nation such a Malaysia that hypermodernises beyond the ability of its people to cope with its sensationalised designs of ‘economic miracles’. A REPUBLIC OF VIRTUE Azly Rahman
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(The Star) - Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen has denied a posting on a blog alleging she was involved in abuse of power, corruption and nepotism.
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It is disgusting to see that the bumiputeras must be given handicaps (NEP/30% equity and what not) so that they can be allowed to trample on us. By Annamalai a/l Muthupalaniyappan, Penang
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While our fellow Malaysians in Peninsular Malaysia are enjoying the luxury of un-interrupted power, WE Sabahans, on the other hand, continue to be marginalized as second class citizens and condemned to living in darkness. Forty-seven ( 47) years after the formation of Malaysia, Sabah still needs to "BEG" for development, which should be rightfully and duly provided. By Ronnie Klassen
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Perpetual neutrality on my part will inevitably pass the cost of perpetual abuse to my children and theirs. by Goh Keat Peng
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The old racial paradigms in Malaysia are obsessed with the idea of domination while there is actually more than one result possible by a clash of civilizations. By batsman
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