Mariam Mokhtar

The urban Malays must stop being non-committal and apathetic, if change is to come to Malaysia.

'I speak for anyone and everyone who has been wronged. I do not care if they are Malay or non-Malay.'

We need to get rid of cheap, easy and fake politicians, but many Malays find the truth difficult to swallow.

Some weddings today are less about the union of two people and more about showing off 'special guests'.

After 63 years of pretending to be a multicultural nation, most of us live a life of denial.

'Malaysians are neither blind nor daft. If a fiscal plan looks bad, they will speak up.'

We, the rakyat, have to deal with the effects of our leaders' actions and minimise the damage done...

'Drawings or writings which are controversial do not give others the right to murder.'

The loud boasts of these mouthpieces declaring to protect the Malays and defend Islam have suddenly gone quiet.

His 'abah' tag is just a pathetic attempt to endear himself to us, but it has failed, miserably.

Sabah has tremendous potential to develop, but its growth is stunted for many reasons - the key being its weak and corrupt leadership.

Oil money was used to build peninsular highways while roads and bridges in Borneo became decrepit.

'There are sufficient laws to tackle the violations, only if our law enforcement agencies are allowed to do their jobs.'

For years, PAS claimed they were protectors of Islam and defenders of the Malays. Khairuddin has proven them wrong.

'Can Tajuddin accept that progress can only come with change, and that change can only happen with a different mindset and attitude?'

'Today, Malaysia is on a knife-edge. Politicians are rewarded with plum GLC posts and enviable perks.'

'Only the will of the people can stop the destruction of Malaysian democracy. If we do not act fast, the damage may be irreversible.'