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COMMENT | As age catches on, I end writing for this courageous news portal and look towards more dire directions...

COMMENT | As age catches on, I end writing for this courageous news portal and look towards more dire directions...


COMMENT | All of them – without exception – have been either accomplices or accessories...

COMMENT | This view of the Great One as a horror movie-style monster seems ludicrously selective.

COMMENT | Some are over the moon with feelings of schadenfreude.

COMMENT | The harder the Aussie government rains on its own parade, the better.

COMMENT | Changing laws is part of reform, but we need to change ‘mainstream media’ culture too.

COMMENT | It’s an eternal struggle globally, between one’s chosen name and true nature.

COMMENT | I’m somewhat surprised to see so many anonymous comments in new M’sia.

COMMENT | Expose those who persecute the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

COMMENT | 'The gov't still seems too riddled with potential for typical right-wing-style wrongs.'

COMMENT | Mahathir surely won’t be shedding any Mahatears over the proposed US-N Korea summit.

COMMENT | It is still so far from being fully-developed that it’s experiencing severe growing pains.

COMMENT | If Dr M is serious in restoring rule of law, the joke is no longer on justice, but on the jokers.

COMMENT | My silence since December has clearly been golden.

There's value in viewing the regime's statements verbatim.

Apathy is the biggest threat to both religions and non-religions.

Using the power of ridicule to attack appalling atrocities.

Many fail to recognise the danger of wilful ignorance.

Neither of the choices seem very appealing.

A first for Khairy, but the standard state of play elsewhere.

State secrecy and lies always actually work together.

M'sians seeking to export themselves have various options.

But on second thoughts even Communism can be counted as a kind of religion or at least anti-religion, and Kimism as a quasi-religious dynastic cult.