Archive - 6 September 2014

He allegedly ticked off the police on the PPS issue during Friday sermon.

Akbar Ali’s comment against Latheefa Koya invites a torrent of criticism.

'Academicians, journalists and even social activists are being persecuted.'

But Abdul Hamid Mohamad says inciting against the gov’t should be removed.

The PAS president practically accuses her of keeping mum in Parliament.

Arab News says more than 101,000 pilgrims had arrived in the kingdom by Thursday.

'ISIS is a misnomer. It does not do justice to Islam,' says Najib Abdul Razak.

Other races joined in only to protect their interests, claims Abdul Hamid.

The party president says this had always been the precedent in the past.

'Malaysia wants to be part of it,' says the prime minister.

MH370 FREE Abbott says this was part of new underwater search phase.

‘Our main role is to save Pakatan from breaking apart,’ says its chief Phahrolrazi.

The party president likened those still in the party to mosquitoes.

'Our state reserve fund is only RM1.2bil, (so) how could we allocate RM1.5bil?'

Two years ago, our beloved prime minister vowed that he will repeal the Sedition Act 1948 and replace it with a National Harmony Act. Fast forward two years and we're still clinging on to a promise (or a re-promise if you will) although there have been positive signs that the National Harmony Bill is slowly but surely getting ready for tabling.

The SST of 10pct will be abolished and replaced with the GST which is set at 6pct.

Other than holding ceramah, the party last night launched its by-election HQ.

'Only those who loved a person would criticise the person concerned.'

COMMENT Culinary excellence is a journey - every step is a destination.

A party survey says Umno divisions nationwide want Sedition Act to stay.

‘Gerakan Youth welcomes Ibrahim Ali’s statement,’ says Tan Keng Liang.

Its sec-gen Syed Hassan likens Najib to a Pakatan Rakyat prime minister.

Their ex-chief, mulling over legal action against KTMB, believes union can win.     

‘There was once when we had a picket for 23 days and no one was sacked.’

‘Central committee was sidelined,’ says state PAS commissioner.

COMMENT Internalised misogyny and sexism affect gender politics in Malaysia.

COMMENT The MB saga is a disaster, those responsible should leave.

With heads still stuck in legal sand of 1948, it's too comforting to pull out.

They are steaming at their penghulu for claiming to speak for them.

FREE YOURSAY 'Don't just collect gaji buta by asking the police and AG to act.'

FREE YOURSAY ‘Didn’t Zahid say a threat is not a crime if it is not carried out?’

FREE YOURSAY ‘It is high time PKR and DAP drop PAS from the coalition.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘Who were those last seen with TBH when he was alive?’

INTERVIEW If PKR can ‘steal’ two PAS state reps, Hadi feared an even bigger betrayal.