Perak crisis due to misinterpretation?
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0Najib's fallacious 'majority' in Perak
comment Najib’s claim of enjoying a majority in the state assembly is fallacious because his so called 'friendly independents', had already resigned from their posts.
0Of dates and disputes
comment In rejecting the resignation letters of the two defecting assemblymen in Perak, has the country’s much-criticised Election Commission overstepped its powers?
0Will the KT electorate vote for change?
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In an all-out attempt to win the KT parliamentary seat, Deputy PM Najib Abdul Razak dished out 583 government contracts in a “lucky draw” to each and every Class F contractor present at the Wisma Darul Iman on Jan 10.
0State governments paupers compared to federal gov't
0Open letter to Indian leaders in Pakatan
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What is the solution to the Indian predicament? Would it help by giving a few more government posts or contracts to Indians by Pakatan-led state governments?
0The great divide between PKR and Umno
0Are PM's 'reform' bills mere humbug?
analysis
If there is one lesson that we can learn from the parliamentary debates on PM’s 'reform' bills is that the only way to reform a corrupt autocracy is to get rid of it.
0My first PKR congress
0What is the secret that Razak is hiding from us?
0Zaid has finger on pulse of race relations
news analysis
Zaid Ibrahim’s analysis of where and how race has been politicised touches the central nerve of Umno’s hijacking of democracy.
0Penyakit tua? No, it's Alzheimer's disease!
Former deputy prime minister Musa Hitam shrewdly diagnosed the multiple deadly diseases afflicting the ailing Umno when he talked to the press after launching a forum on Oct 22. He said the party is "too introverted", its leaders pre-occupied with self-interests and oblivious to the interests of the masses.
He also said the party is incapable of rectifying fundamental flaws such as corruption, poor accountability and abuse of power. As a result, the party has lost popular support.
0BN a multicultural contradiction
0Pak Lah's sunset - a blazing sky or dim eclipse?
0Why it is now or never
0Sodomy allegation against Anwar goes limp
0Permatang Pauh: Will history be made?
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Will voters give Anwar a decisive margin of victory that can be taken as an endorsement of his plan to take over power from the crumbling Barisan Nasional?
0UiTM's racial policy clearly unconstitutional
0Get Anwar: Cops in driver's seat
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Is the present police exercise an attempt to find out the truth about the sodomy allegation or is it an all-out effort to fix Anwar Ibrahim?
0Gov't response Bala's affidavit most disappointing
0Anwar frame-up: Finally Dr M admits it
0Bala's affidavit fills void in Altantuya trial
0Why drastic fuel price hike was a blunder
0RPK's allegations raise even more questions
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The Raja Petra Kamarudin affidavit is an instant bombshell that has once again riveted unwelcome attention on Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak.
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