
Dr M: Suaram 'lackey of politicians and foreigners'
The former PM questions the NGO for not criticising human rights abuses abroad and accuses it of being a political tool.

The former PM questions the NGO for not criticising human rights abuses abroad and accuses it of being a political tool.



The ex-MCA boss takes a potshot at his successor for making a U-turn on Umno’s supremacist agenda.





DAP MP Tony Pua says BN is highly confident of its grip on public support and it could happen within six months.


PJ Utara MP and Oxford economics graduate Tony Pua is less than impressed with NEM part 2, and what it is touted to be.


MPs from both sides of the divide and even ministers did not escape the Speaker's wrath.

UPDATED 5.50PM
Namewee wants to meet PM over funding for his film 'Nasi Lemak 2.0'.




Kim Quek claims the seizure of the books contravened his rights to freedom of speech, equality and liberty.





TNB complains that possible increases in natural gas or coal prices may offset the gains from tariff hikes that the power company enjoys.




Ex-PM Mahathir is in favour of upgrading Malaysia’s fleet of MiG-29s instead of buying new jets.





UPDATED 4.30PM
A constable tells the Aminulrasyid trial he didn't expect shots to be fired, as the car had already blown a tyre.

UPDATED 2.05PM
Suaram releases its Civil and Political Rights Report 2010 which contains a list of transgressions.


The dailies played up the wet weather in Malaysia, and that the AG told Khir Toyo to hush up on his corruption trial.


COMMENT
Condemned for years as a 'cruel communist state', it is now hated by the West for embracing capitalism and becoming 'too competitive'.

The late DAP leader is fondly remembered by M Kulasegaran, who hero worshipped Fan since his school days.
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'The legislature, the executive and the judiciary are all by Umno with the connivance of the lesser parties.'


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'If Taib wants to do business, he should not stand for office. It's no longer 'willing seller, willing buyer'.'

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'So Umno talk about transformation but their leaders are as arrogant as ever. Too proud to say sorry...'