Archive - 19 January 2014

Anwar Ibrahim was turned away from Japan, despite having embassy clearance.

If Khai Loon had apologised, there would be no need to rally, he says.

Archbishop Murphy Pakiam said this in a letter read out today at Catholic churches.

Police say the organisers of the rally did not give 10 day advance notice.

He defeated Indonesia's Tommy Sugiarto to claim his 10th Malaysia Open title.

It was silent when it involved multinational companies but not in a local school incident.

'Corruption has become a threat to the function of our political system.'

'Tuanku is resting at IJN because his medical records are there,' says Adnan Yaakob.

The water cut would be carried out if they still failed to settle their bills.

The Malaysian was working as a consultant at the Afghanistan Finance Ministry.

Flash mob organiser Lee Khai Loon is not against demo but the roughness displayed.

He says there are 'technical errors' involved in Azmin's removal.

He says the state gov’t has no problem with the Umno rally if it’s peaceful.

Whatever it says about the Jan 2 Jais raid has no effect on anybody, he notes.

10,000 Dayaks were registered to work for the gov't. But how many were recruited?

The NGO says this will encourage more ‘insolent behaviour’ from the opposition.

COMMENT ‘ M’sia’s economic ills set to get worse as root causes not addressed.'

The matter was decided by the fatwa council in 1986, says the sultan.

MCA says the one week deadline to return the seized scriptures has passed.

It's not possible to win an election without being popular, says the Kedah MB.

'They are only good at tarnishing the government,' says Tengku Adnan.

IRF head Dr Ahmad Farouk says this is in stark contrast to today's reality.

COMMENT States must not encroach must into areas handled by federal constitution.

Kit Siang says BN should identify how the 'kangkung tsunami' came about.

UPDATED 1.50PM The retaliation against the PKR flash mob sees two attacked.

Seven people are still missing after the longboat capsized on the Batang Lassa.

UPDATED 2PM 'Threatening May 13 over kangkung jokes is no laughing matter.'

Jais' view of Islam is increasingly narrow, says PAS lawmaker Saari Sungib.

Ku Nan, whose middlemen are these who jack up prices, BN's or Pakatan's?

COMMENT We are shamed abroad once again, this time by the humble veggie.

FREE ‘They're all using the same playbook and playing their respective parts.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘Going by his waffle, all I can say is that Anwar wants to have it...’