Archive - 29 August 2011

Najib launches veiled attack against PAS No 2

Najib launches veiled attack against PAS No 2

Prime Minister Najib Razak tonight vehemently condemned the statements and attempts by anyone to discredit the sacrifices of the country's forefathers and security forces in the struggle for independence.
PM entering 'Pak Lah' phase, says DAP analyst

PM entering 'Pak Lah' phase, says DAP analyst

najib and pak lah abdullah ahmad badawi It signifies that goodwill towards the premier has run dry and his popularity is declining, says Liew Chin Tong.
Ex-Sime Darby MD heads MRT Co

Ex-Sime Darby MD heads MRT Co

The premier said that Azhar Abdul Hamid has the experience in handling big projects and has been vetted by the MACC.
49 police reports lodged against Mat Sabu

49 police reports lodged against Mat Sabu

The deputy national police chief said Mohamad Sabu's comments had hurt family members of those who died during the Bukit Kepong incident.

Sodomy II: Bad press the ultimate goal

Sodomy II: Bad press the ultimate goal

MCA veep downplays PM's falling popularity

MCA veep downplays PM's falling popularity

It's figures on Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's approval having dropped are not authoritative, says Donald Lim.
Say no to the politics of fear

Say no to the politics of fear

M'sia nets whopping RM21.3bil in FDI

M'sia nets whopping RM21.3bil in FDI

Malaysia has performed overwhelmingly in wooing foreign direct investments (FDIs) in the first half of this year, having attracted RM21.3 billion vis-a-vis RM12.1 billion in the same period last year.
Outgoing chief justice denies controlling judges

Outgoing chief justice denies controlling judges

The outgoing chief justice acknowledges that he could have easily controlled younger judges seeking promotions, but did not do so.
Sabah wants shark fishing ban

Sabah wants shark fishing ban

Sabah is consulting the Attorney-General on whether federal law can be changed to impose a blanket ban on shark fishing.
New seats mooted by PBS for Sabah

New seats mooted by PBS for Sabah

Sabah BN will soon discuss PBS' call for up to two more parliament and six additional state legislative assembly seats in the state.
Karpal begs to differ - Bkt Kepong police were heroes

Karpal begs to differ - Bkt Kepong police were heroes

The 25 police who defended the Bukit Kepong police station in 1950, Onn Jaafar and Tunku Abdul Rahman were true nationalists, said DAP chairman Karpal Singh.
DAP denies eyeing Penang PKR seats

DAP denies eyeing Penang PKR seats

However, party head Karpal Singh warns members not to resort to tactics that could cause disunity within Pakatan Rakyat.
Pollster: 88% of M'sians back Bersih demands

Pollster: 88% of M'sians back Bersih demands

NONE The Merdeka Centre survey finds Bersih's call for clean and fair elections resonates with the majority of Malaysians.

Jais in serious breach for DUMC raid leaks

Jais in serious breach for DUMC raid leaks

Bukit Kepong: Malay dailies flay Mat Sabu

Bukit Kepong: Malay dailies flay Mat Sabu

The newspapers stoke up nationalist fervour against Mat Sabu's speech as an attempt to portray Bukit Kepong attackers as heroes.
Worse than murtad is political apostasy

Worse than murtad is political apostasy

Mat Sabu may sue over 'communist heroes' report

Mat Sabu may sue over 'communist heroes' report

mat sabu and pas After comparing a recording of his speech with Utusan's report, he believes that his words have been distorted.
MACC report filed on Mat Sabu's medical claim

MACC report filed on Mat Sabu's medical claim

UPDATED 3.35PM Party Cinta Malaysia alleges that he made a 'suspicious' claim that exceeded his medical expenses.
S'gor MB: Non-Muslims not the enemy

S'gor MB: Non-Muslims not the enemy

In his Hari Raya message, Abdul Khalid Ibrahim delivers timely reminders to the Muslim community.
Najib's approval rating dips 6 points to 59%

Najib's approval rating dips 6 points to 59%

UPDATED 2.29PM Rising fuel and electricity costs and the mishandling of the Bersih rally have dampened PM's popularity.
Lynas row: PAS seeks referendum

Lynas row: PAS seeks referendum

This is only way out of controversy over rare earth plant, which will have an immense impact on the people and surrounding areas, says PAS.
Utusan fails to strike out Kok's defence

Utusan fails to strike out Kok's defence

teresa kok The court ruled that the matter would be heard in a full trial because Teresa Kok, the Seputeh MP, had an arguable case.
Playing with fire

Playing with fire

A police interrogation technique backfires.
Wikileaks: MCA can't admit Chinese being marginalised

Wikileaks: MCA can't admit Chinese being marginalised

NONE An MCA leader once told US diplomats in 2006 that the party was bound to support the gov't and by extension, Umno.

Umno pursues scorched earth policy

Umno pursues scorched earth policy

jalan klang lama tuition centre tv3 report thumb FREE VOXPOP 'The TV reports are to spook the Malays to unite to 'defend' their religion. This is a dangerous game.'
Penang Pakatan falling for Umno attacks

Penang Pakatan falling for Umno attacks

dap and penang FREE YOURSAY 'Pakatan, you already have a winning formula. Always stick to the basics and the rest will fall into place.'
Dr M, be a real man and stop blaming others

Dr M, be a real man and stop blaming others

mahathir book launch memoirs in chinese thumb FREE YOURSAY 'The problem started with you and you should be man enough to accept it instead of passing the buck.'