
Zaid's petition: Judicial rot deepens
The foundations of our judicial system have been constantly chipped away for decades to public dismay and despair.

The foundations of our judicial system have been constantly chipped away for decades to public dismay and despair.


If they vote Pakatan in, a domino effect could be created and sweep it to power in the next general election.

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It is becoming ever more apparent that the EC has lost its sense of direction and the reasons for its creation in the first place.

The trends revealed by the by-election should make BN worried, very worried.

After being openly and repeatedly defamed, the PM should have welcome reporters' questions so as to exonerate his family.

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The time has come for our highest court to put things right. This is a rare opportunity for our judiciary to redeem its tattered image and for the judges to shine with their judicial integrity.

Not to be able to sense that nine percent growth is way out of the reasonable realm is a horrible admission of ineptitude.

The Perak assembly sitting two days ago was yet another dramatic episode in a never-ending soap opera.

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The judge's decision makes us wonder how much lower our judiciary can sink as more decisions are pending.

Many are in dismay over the nation's top cop being given another term in office despite a tainted reputation.

While the premier and his wife lull Malaysians into a false sense of security, Umno’s propanganda machine is spitting out racist rant.


The setting up of the royal commision of inquiry is now being seen as nothing more than a device to divert public attention from the truth surrounding Teoh's sudden death.

Staring starkly at the people now is the image of a rotten state of depraved institutions, of which the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission represents the tip of an iceberg.

Two towering Malay politicians, in their own individual styles and eloquence, tell Najib off with the same message: "Stop your 1Malaysia hype, start facing the truth!"








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The sultan was clearly not the correct institution to determine the true state of confidence the MB enjoyed. The only competent body for this task was the state assembly.
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