KINIBIZ Tiger is tickled pink by Utusan Malaysia berating Malaysiakini for 'operating on shady principles and practising stone-age journalism'.

It’s the weekend. Tiger is already in the mood for not doing much. There’s nothing quite like lazing about in Tiger’s own semi-detached cave, sitting back in a cozy deer-hide sofa, sipping a few cold-blooded ones and watching Animal Planet on Discovery Channel.

Admittedly, Tiger doesn’t get out much anymore. Tiger has previously let off steam about mankind stripping away much of Tiger’s play space. Every time Tiger peeks out of the cave, all it sees are noisy cranes, trucks and rigs.

Often Tiger goes wistful, pining for the good old pre-historic days. When men were conquerors. Tigers ruled the jungle. And journalists were ...?

Utusan editor Zulkiflee Bakar says Malaysiakini is unethical in its reporting and surreptitiously operating under a façade of fairness and transparency.

“Everyone knows its inclinations, purpose and hidden agenda,” says Zulkiflee. Shock. Horror.

Utusan , that self-appointed champion of Malay supremacy and bumiputera sanctimony, is speaking from its usual high horse. No surprise there.

Let’s give them credit where credit is due. Utusan is nothing if not consistently and predictably moronic.

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This article was written by Khairul Khalid.