
Najib: World leaders must condemn anti-Islam film
Prime Minister Najib Razak said the anti-Islamic film, ‘Innocence of Muslims’ is an insult to Muslims and should be condemned.



Deputy state information minister Joseph Salang from PRS claims he is the only candidate Najib has named for the S’wak seat.



Universiti Malaya's student group Penggerak Mahasiswa is ostensibly fielding a Perkasa member as a candidate.


The agriculture minister and his deputy are asked why RFID tags in bird's nest boxes were deemed mandatory but no longer.


Anwar’s former private secretary joins the Suaram-Malaysiakini bashing bandwagon by raising the Jewish bogeyman again.



He said the myths were that if it came to power, it would bankrupt the nation, create an Islamic state and there would be another May 13.

The Australian state believes it is not in the public interest to release him when he has only served one year of his six-year parole period.

'His purpose is to have a prime minister that he can control, he wants regime change in Malaysia,' says Mahathir.

COMMENT
The Islamic Renaissance Front views the recent murders and uproar over the film with both sadness and bafflement.


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'Asking Najib to owe up to Taib's excesses and to attest to BMF's claims is like waiting for the cows to come home.'


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'It is frankly a sub-optimal solution to an Umno-created problem which MCA has never been able to solve.'

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'We need leaders who know what it's like to live a hard life and have to scrounge and save to feed their families.'

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'Umno is crying wolf against the very citizens who are doing what would benefit the country most, exercising their rights.'