S Thayaparan

Advice to non-Muslims, try to keep your head above water. 

It serves no strategic purpose at all, which is disappointing.

His track record shows his potential PN membership was unsurprising.

'They vote because they don't want to see another failed theocratic state.'

The coalition seems to believe in crude majoritarianism.

This is because the fear in the moderate polity is too intense.

Don't think that only gullible Malays would fall for his twisted logic. 

Malay elites fight for power at the expense of respected institutions. 

I stand by everything I wrote.

These are exciting times for political operatives like him.

Anwar making it too easy for country's theocratic forces.

At one time or another, Malay uber alles have hooked up with DAP.

Little non-Muslims can do when their rights get trampled. 

Umno started divisive politics, with PN perfecting it. 

He's not just a crazed voice in Malaysian political landscape. 

Elites deathly afraid Anwar’s class rabble-rousing will gain traction.

Malay political operatives from the DAP, tell us how you really feel.

Economic stability and human rights are not mutually exclusive.

The most important thing here is perception.

DAP will ditch secularism to help their Malay partners remain in power. 

Where do we go from here?

At the very least, the govt should get its lies correct.

Certainly, there are problems with moral policing.

The ketuanan system, new or old, is merely a suicide pact.