Archive - 2 March 2013

Tian Chua has alleged that the shootout in Lahad Datu was an Umno conspiracy to divert the attention of the people and frighten them.

‘The leaflets carried the order in English and Suluk, reading: ‘Warning. Lay down your arms. Surrender. Surrender. Surrender.’’

This is to ensure that social media would not be abused by irresponsible quarters to achieve their own political agenda.

The Penang chief minister says the formal contract is still subject to discussion and will not proceed if rejected by the people.

Malaysian-Filipino parentage but in birth certificate a non-citizen, resulting in problems that continue to bug 13-year-old girl.

'The two slain commandos had seen the white flag and did not think there would be other intruders waiting to open fire on them.'

Kee Thuan Chye is upset that that his book launch by CM Lim Guan Eng at the Penang Club had been cancelled at the eleventh hour.

They warn the armed intruders to immediately lay down their arms and surrender or face dire consequences. 

The bodies of the two police commandos killed in a shootout by armed intruders in Sabah were flown to Kuala Lumpur today.    

UPDATED 3.07PM Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia and Bernama play up media reports linking the opposition to the Sabah fray.

An American report reveals how a US Department of Justice filing shows a writer has been paid to write anti-Anwar propaganda.

Such an entity’s focus will  be on monitoring postal voting to protect the integrity the coming general election in case of legal challenges.  

 

The gov't news agency maps the events over the past month that led to the present state of affairs in the Sabah coastal down.

FREE YOURSAY 'And the government still thinks it is a good idea to build a nuclear power plant in Malaysia? God help us all.'

Indians with high hopes in Pakatan are saddened by the absence of affirmative polices for them in its manifesto, says an NGO.

FREE YOURSAY 'I believe that the ball is now in the PDRM's court. Why wasn't Bala arrested for making a false statutory declaration?'

Despite all criticism, the Penang chief minister sticks to his guns, blaming Putrajaya power for the state of public transport.

UPDATED 5.47PM The activist, who participated in the Pengerang anti-Rapid rally last year, has been barred at KLIA.

The officers quizzed Aidila Razak for her interview with ex-ISA detainee Yazid Sufaat, who is now facing terrorism charges.

KINIBIZ However, they said, regulations introduced since the go-go years of the KLSE has seen rigging largely limited to penny stocks instead.

FREE YOURSAY 'Letting the armed intruders to be entrenched there for weeks and then try to evict them later hoping that...'

FREE YOURSAY 'There must be a call for a public inquiry on the handling of the messed-up negotiation with the intruders...'

'I am afraid there will be a civil war in Sabah because thousands of Bangsamoro are residing in Sabah,' says the MNLF.