Archive - 22 August 2010

Home minister was commenting a proposal by Selangor police calling for the setting up of a DNA bank to check baby-dumping.

Selangor Menteri Besar's reluctance to lodge a police report over a spy cam found in his office is causing doubts, says an Umno state assemblyperson.

The appeals of ex-chief justices Eusoff Chin and Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim and lawyer VK Lingam will be heard tomorrow.

They came, read their papers upside down, and left, hoping to awaken resistance to what they call 'Nazi-style oppression' of free speech. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Penang Pakatan Rakyat leaders issue 10 pledges to assert the coalition’s stand on Islam and various other issues.

Koh Tsu Koon warns of ‘extremists in Perkasa and some in Umno, who are out to promote their own political interests’.

' Utusan should be ashamed for publishing provocative reports pitting non-Malays vs Malays and threatening a war worse than May 13', says Lim Guan Eng.

'Statements recorded from several witnesses confirmed that the incidents took place, and we are going ahead with the investigation.'

The success achieved by the Chinese in various fields can be attributed to the policies of BN, says ex-senate president Michael Chen.

PAS says Umno has lost its 'ability to handle Penang, especially the Malay community' and should hand the job over to Pakatan.

By day he is a BlackBerry-wielding computer analyst, but by night he destroys evil spirits using the Quran.

Some feel that it is 'happening once too often' and disciplinary action should be taken against such principals.

Uthayakumar says the 523 partially aided Tamil schools in the country can become fully aided schools if they get proper land allocations.

FREE 'Today, any criticism against the government or BN leaders is considered seditious. Are they gods? Maybe it's time we set up shrines for them.'

FREE 'Why can't our leaders in BN admit a mistake, address it and move on? Is it so ‘malu’ to do so? Are all our leaders infallible?'