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Ibrahim Ali says cooperation with Communist Party of China may lead to spread of communism in the country.

UPDATED 12.47PM | This after Tawfik's lawyer handed reports on Perkasa's participation in protests and its Malay-Muslim rethorics to the court.

‘Perkasa is waging a muddled war on two fronts...’

If it involves training programmes, then it's the end of Umno, says Perkasa head Ibrahim Ali.

Ti Lian Ker opens fire on Perkasa, and gives it a history lesson on Umno's ties with the Communist Party of China.

How does MIC opposing Zakir be construed as being anti-Islam or anti-Malay, asks Saravanan.

The Malay rights body asks the police, army, NGOs and political parties to counter MCA's action.

It will launch a campaign claiming it is haram to vote for MIC, following the party's anti-Zakir comments.

It would be cowardly for PAS to stay on in Selangor gov't, says Perkasa president. 

Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali says the proposal should apply to all senior gov't officials and civil servants, including the PM. 

Gov't can now ensure bumiputera participation, it says.

Ibrahim Ali says he's not picking a fight with PHM, but merely defending the truth.

UPDATED 12.43PM | This comes after the plaintiffs and defendants make no objection to its application to intervene.

UPDATED 7.28PM | Newly-formed Malay-Muslim NGOs' coalition Bertindak claims the process had allegedly violated the constitution.

But Perkasa says it does not necessarily oppose the decision to bring in investment from China.

‘That is the same with Zakir’s fear of the authorities in India,’ says its chief Ibrahim Ali.

UPDATED 8.25PM | 'Who are these one or two nobodies trying to be a champion and teach the government,' asks Hassan Basri.

NGO wants to inform court of the relevant laws as a neutral party in the suit by an ex-DPM’s son.

UPDATED 4.40PM | If voters have to choose between two bad choices, choose the one closer to the Quran, says the Islamic preacher.

They should adopt a more open-minded view of the UEC as a 'proud Malaysian icon in global education', Neri urges.

UPDATED 4.58PM | The Malay rights group urges the gov't to put its foot down and say 'no', once and for all.

It is better for them to be watering plants at home than debating, says Ibrahim Ali.

UPDATED 1.49PM | It's legal bureau chief slams LFL for criticising the judgement denying two boys' applications.

UPDATED 4.15PM | The Perkasa president files the application in court, citing 'locus standi' as the head of a 700k-members strong organisation.