Francis Paul Siah

COMMENT |  They only voice out when it is 'safe', after their top leaders make the first moves.

COMMENT | Few dare to speak up, even when they are aware that something is dreadfully wrong.

COMMENT | It smacks of double standards. It is even hollow.

COMMENT | The priorities of Peninsular Malaysia and Sarawak are poles apart.

COMMENT | Parents may be able to go hungry for a day or two, but babies cannot.

COMMENT | Defence minister says efforts to find the missing soldiers were halted on July 26.

COMMENT | The prime minister’s post seems to be an obsession among some of our politicians.

COMMENT | It would be sad if because of their own undoing, both Anwar and Azmin end up in this category.

COMMENT |  The finance minister should be more diplomatic in his language when dealing with the Sarawak gov't.

COMMENT | The pride of nationhood is not there. In its place, only disappointment and disillusionment.

COMMENT | Plenty is at stake in this clash. Is it any wonder the two camps are going all out to destroy one another?

COMMENT | Despite S'wak and federal gov't having entered funding negotiations over six months ago, there is no end in sight yet.  

COMMENT | 'The Sarawak election is only due in August 2021, still two years away. Why is everyone so excited about that and campaigning now?'

COMMENT | 'Being pro-Sarawak does not make me anti-Malaysia.'

COMMENT | At the end of it all, it falls upon us, Sarawakians, to deal with Taib in our Sarawakian way.

COMMENT | "Do not visit us with a condescending attitude and lecture Sarawakians on how to look after ourselves or manage our state."

COMMENT | "GE14 last May 9 effectively ended the Reformasi era. The Barisan Nasional has been defeated and a new government is in place."

COMMENT | 'The more vociferous civil society and others go against controversial preacher Zakir Naik, the fiercer Dr Mahathir Mohamad emerges to defend him.'

COMMENT | "His actions, moving on the straight path, staying away from the temptations of dirty dealings and making the right calls, are more important."

COMMENT | Appointment of Abdul Hamid Bador could possibly be the best thing for PDRM in a long while.

COMMENT | If you're interested in self-glorification, politics is not for you.

COMMENT |  'As the two-term Sungai Siput MP had performed exceptionally well, there was no reason to replace him.'

COMMENT |  "We can expect DAP top guns to be less vocal. That may be disappointing to some, but must be accepted, even grudgingly."