Tony Pua

This would only punish ordinary Malaysians for the government's own shortcomings.

The lack of gravity of the response does not give M’sians and investors any comfort that concrete actions will be undertaken.

'Fitch Ratings' revision of M'sia's outlook to negative is due to gov't attempt to hide official debt for a distorted positive picture...'

Based on police statistics, it makes no sense for the authorities to blame rising crime on the repeal of the Emergency Ordinance.

Wading through the firm’s dire financial performance makes its chief’s RM33.4 million payout a murky proposition.

Is the huge payout to Rozali Ismail in anticipation of Selangor's takeover of the state's water concessionaires?

MP SPEAKS Now that a minister’s house has been burgled in broad daylight, will the government wake up to the rising incidence of crime?

MP SPEAKS Nazri Aziz is right about it being ‘Jonker Walk', not ‘Jonker Drive'. You can't have a ‘walk' and a ‘drive' without somebody getting hurt.

'Or why stop at just closing these 'Chinatowns', why not cancel Christmas or ban Deepavali or CNY celebrations?'

The Home Ministry and the police have to stop giving excuses over the rising spate of crimes in the country.

Tony Pua says this is part of Umno’s continued attempt to frighten the Malays of the ‘fairy-tale eventuality of losing political power’.

The police will have nothing to fear about the IPCMC if they are indeed professional and act above board.

MP SPEAKS I will be the first to praise the government if IPCMC is set up and all who are guilty of misconduct are brought to book.

COMMENT In Mahathir's dictionary, a 100 percent Malay crowd protesting Penang Pakatan is not racist, but Chinese voting for Pakatan is.

This is the first broken promise of the BN election manifesto: car prices will not be lowered until after GE14 due in 2018.

MP SPEAKS The minister’s continued defence of his controversial statement shows BN will not reform the electoral system.

Hardly into his new job, Paul Low has turned apologist for why corruption will be difficult to eradicate in the BN admin.

COMMENT 'The rakyat's endorsement for the Pakatan state gov't is a clear-cut thumbing of the nose at Najib's leadership in the country and the state.'

COMMENT The PM's defence of Syabas ‘demonstrates the extent to which the BN government is willing to tolerate transgressions by its cronies’.

MP SPEAKS Umno knows that it's been caught red-handed putting hands into the cookie jar, and no one wants to accept responsibility.

COMMENT By comparing change in Malaysia to that in Egypt, Najib Abdul Razak is admitting that the BN is running a corrupt regime.

BUDGET The marked decline in revenue growth will have a very significant impact on the ability to maintain economic growth.

Instead, its lengthy reply to allegations in an anonymous letter clearly indicates data manipulation by the authorities.

We must not wait for a major financial crisis of Greek proportions before moving to reform our public sector finance.