Koon Yew Yin

COMMENT ‘The disastrous results of the political machinations of our last two ex-PMs are the unfortunate legacies we have to live with.'

COMMENT His ‘real aim’ is to spread alarm among the Malays and to stampede them into panic on changes taking place.

COMMENT Can the BN leopard change its spots? Not likely as the drums of politics, hatred, revenge continue to beat.

COMMENT Contracting is one of the most difficult businesses to undertake, and it takes a very long time to produce competent contractors.

COMMENT Will the share market really plunge if Pakatan wins GE13, as the BN leaders have been emphasising?

COMMENT It's curtains for MCA unless the middle level leadership make the extremely bold decision to not support BN.

COMMENT For the good doctor to accuse the Chinese of being the real masters of Malaysia is really the height of political idiocy.

COMMENT Key stakeholders must condemn such threats as the risk of them becoming self-fulfilling prophesies increases daily.

COMMENT 'It is important that...any suspension or abandonment..does not prevent a full and open inquiry.'

COMMENT ‘Whether one is selling products or hiring staff, the racial factor is part of the calculus of business,' says Koon Yew Yin.

COMMENT Let us always remember that the company belongs to all Malaysians, and not simply to the government of the day.

COMMENT 'Unlike Umno in the peninsula, Taib and Musa in Sarawak and Sabah, MCA can only throw out crumbs – such is its impotency and poor standing'.

COMMENT Unlike Penang's water services, Syabas in Selangor is a disgrace, proving all can go wrong when outsourced to political cronies.

COMMENT Comparing the good doctor and Ghana president Kwame Nkrumah finds the former wanting in greatness.

COMMENT 'The longer the delay in probing the whistleblower's allegations, the greater the impression that a cover up is taking place'. 

COMMENT The menteri besar and legislators are to be commended for barring state reps and councillors from applying for state land.

COMMENT Engineering innovations show that hill development above 250ft can be carried out responsibly.