A Ghani Ismail

Pakatan Rakyat's house of cards

Pakatan Rakyat's house of cards

Splitting of the PAS moon

Splitting of the PAS moon

For Pakatan to continue, PKR 'must be eaten'

For Pakatan to continue, PKR 'must be eaten'

Voters to make ultimate decision, not court

Voters to make ultimate decision, not court

comment The turn of events in Perak has now reached the point where the Pakatan will probably gain much politically by returning to people’s power.
Gazing with Gamany into Pakatan's future

Gazing with Gamany into Pakatan's future

Pakatan must be cleansed of its Rambo sexuality and corruption and a bridge be built between the differing groups and parties inside it.
Malays being led like buffalos

Malays being led like buffalos

comment Najib’s Umno isn’t looking likely that it shall at all become relevant to the lesser-endowed among Malays and Malaysians alike.
Rainbow in the son - Najib's first week

Rainbow in the son - Najib's first week

What do you've in mind for us, Mr Obama?

What do you've in mind for us, Mr Obama?

Expecting Obama to single-handedly will away the dread is merely a hysteria. He should quickly squeeze into the US and the world real remedial policies and structural changes.
Desperately seeking unity

Desperately seeking unity

Najib, beware the ides of March

Najib, beware the ides of March

Cloud of suspicion lifted from Najib

Cloud of suspicion lifted from Najib

What is Raja Petra up to?

What is Raja Petra up to?

It's the PM's fault

It's the PM's fault


The fuel price hike coupled with other errors and previous misgivings indicate that the fault lies with the prime minister.
Dorian Gray, Pak Lah and Scomi

Dorian Gray, Pak Lah and Scomi

Transit Malay nationalists wait and see

Transit Malay nationalists wait and see

The present crop of Malay nationalists in Umno, now caught in a bind and fearing for Malay survival, can become very vocal in coffee-shops but leaves to Mahathir to do the tough talking.

Time for the daring questions

Time for the daring questions

Is it time to call an end to Umno and for the members to seek more realistic means for regime change?