Archive - 2 May 2010

'This time, I will suggest a senior person to highlight serious matters as opposed to giving the task to a young person,' says M Kayveas.

"They (MCA) must prove that they can recapture the support of the Chinese," says the Umno vice-president.

"I am not bothered. I don't even think about it," said the PAS spiritual leader.

'We cannot be defensive,' says Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak. 'The public wants answers.'

'While the government is strict with the print media, it lets the 'new media' get away easily. Why the double standards?' asks NUJ's Norlila Daud.

A college student was injured in botched police raid on a state government outreach programme. His father and a PAS MP are crying foul.

The government is constantly making efforts to raise the participation of women in the socio-economic development of the country, says the PM's wife.

PM Najib Abdul Razak revealed today that the US president wanted to meet him and learn about his New Economic Model.

'People are angry when a member of public is shot but the same can't be said when police are shot.'

The protest also saw the presence of about 20 Umno Youth members. [VIDEO INSIDE]

COMMENT 'This ghost seems so familiar with the technicalities of RTM that it can made my documentaries disappear.'

COMMENT 'Can we picket against Malaysia's cruel ISA?' we asked the London Metropolitan police. 'Yes, of course. That's fine.'

'Perkasa is not a racist (organisation)... there is no such word as 'racist' in the Malay culture, 'racist' only exists in the West...'

'Islam is a way of life. We can discuss politics in the mosque, but not politics in the sense of political parties.'

The DPM was discharged yesterday after spending two days at the hospital and will resume his duties next week.

free 'Suppose Brunei chooses to terminate the joint-venture agreement with Malaysia tomorrow? Or decides to sell away the oilfields tomorrow?'