Neil Khor

COMMENT Candidates with the best ideas will win the rest of Malaysia, but not necessarily in the parliamentary constituency.

COMMENT  In his speeches he emphasised that the foundations of a united and happy Malaysia was the spirit of nationhood, defined as loyalty to the country above race and creed.

COMMENT Its self-cannibalism is rooted in domination over vast amounts of money and patronage.

COMMENT MARCH 8 Though some change has come since the last election, there is still a long way to go. The challenge is not to give up but instead find ways to best contribute.

COMMENT Why hold back women if they can do the job better than men in the civil service or elsewhere?

COMMENT Its antics lie at the heart of all that’s wrong about Malaysia - from the current hot spell to the withholding of oil royalty.

COMMENT We have the best judicial system in the world whose judgments are universally respected by all Malaysians.

COMMENT To convince the people that it is open to change, BN has to do more than play the perception game.

COMMENT Unless Malaysia can give its best and brightest good reason to stay, don't be surprised if they leave for more attractive destinations.

COMMENT Umno is extremist, backward-looking, unsophisticated and is now occupying the fringe position that PAS once did.

COMMENT The use of naked power has the hidden potential to explode in the face of the puppet masters in the next general election.

COMMENT The language confusion over ‘Allah’ is no longer a laughing matter. It is turning Malaysia again into an embarrassment.

COMMENT For Dr M, Indian Muslims have an essential choice: be Indian or be Muslim. He might as well say: 'Look at me... I am a Muslim and have become a Malay and the sky is the limit.'

COMMENT The BTN furore has stirred up much needed debate about where we stand where unity and racial issues are concerned.

COMMENT When the federal gov't is unwilling to honour its legal agreements, the collateral is a tainted reputation and a serious threat to the survival civilised society.

COMMENT The party's problems reflects the country's political landscape so caught up in the turmoil of change that even Umno may be forced to eye new dancing partners.

COMMENT Merdeka Centre's report shows that Pakatan Rakyat needs to get back on track and soon.

COMMENT It gave the impression that Malaysians were united. We are all 'bad drivers', we are all 'corrupt', we are all 'crazy'. But 1Malaysia is creating a mountain of expectations.

COMMENT The current leadership battle resembles 'a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing'.

COMMENT Umno is forced to rethink its future as its coalition partners have lost all relevance

COMMENT The BN victory reminds us all of the ‘good’ old days when government was strong, the economy was good and nobody questioned Umno.

COMMENT Malaysia needs a new clarion call to fight corruption without fear or favour.

COMMENT Umno will continue to lose non-Malay votes unless its partners in the BN, MCA and MIC, start pulling their weight.