Corruption
Mahathir Mohamad has sworn in as Malaysia’s 7th Prime Minister, making him not only the oldest prime minister in the world but also the only prime minister who makes a comeback for the second time. After ruling for 22 years between 1981 and 2003, he went into retirement, only to return actively to politics to […]
... written on May 11 2018When the voters woke up on May 9th (Wednesday), they were on a mission. But they were shocked to find an extraordinary long queue awaiting them. Unlike the 13th general election in 2013, which was already a phenomenal, the queue to cast the votes this round was incredibly long. The writing was on the wall […]
... written on May 10 2018Sabah and Sarawak, the two East Malaysian states known as Barisan Nasional’s fixed deposit, are the kingmakers. There are 31 parliamentary seats in Sarawak and 25 parliamentary seats in Sabah. Altogether, there are 56 parliamentary seats up for grab from these two states alone. That translates to 25% or a quarter of the total 222 […]
... written on May 07 2018Najib son of Razak will definitely lose the 14th General Election on the night of the polling date – May 9th. But he has a trump card – Election Commission. There are two things the commission is ready to do to steal the election for him. First, they would re-distribute postal votes like candies to […]
... written on May 03 2018What do the RoS (Registry of Societies), police, judges and Election Commission has in common in relation to the Malaysia 14th General Election? They are not independent institutions. Instead, they have proven to be working hand in glove with caretaker Prime Minister Najib Razak to guarantee another shameful victory for the highly corrupted Thief-in-Chief. […]
... written on Apr 30 2018Like a broken record, Najib’s paid cybertroopers, propagandists and bloggers are still drumming the same old song – that Chinese-based DAP (Democratic Action Party) is going to rule Malaysia if the ethnic-Malays do not vote for Malay-based UMNO (United Malays National Organisation), Malaysia’s largest political party under the leadership of caretaker prime minister Najib. But […]
... written on Apr 17 2018Call it redemption or whatever you like. Taking a page from Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, the Crown Prince of Johor – Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim – shows the meaning of “Cash is King”. Splashing over a million ringgit, the prince received rounds of applause by shoppers at Aeon Mall supermarket in Tebrau City, Johor. […]
... written on Apr 12 2018The Sultanate of Johor had built a good reputation as the defender of the ordinary people. There was a time when no institution in Malaysia dared to stand up to the country’s crooked prime minister – Najib Razak – after he was caught with his hand in the cookie jar – a whopping US$681 million […]
... written on Apr 09 2018Najib Razak has finally found the guts to dissolve the Malaysian Parliament, effective today (Saturday, 7th April 2018). What he needs to do now is to keep his fingers crossed and hopes his lucky number – 11 – will bring victory to him. Perhaps that’s the only reason why he didn’t announce the dissolution yesterday, […]
... written on Apr 07 2018Business or pleasure, Club De Vegas stands out as a karaoke lounge renowned for its sumptuous surroundings and legendary service. That’s the marketing speech from Club De Vegas, the most prestigious and most expensive private club in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. But this isn’t any ordinary karaoke lounge where fried rice and free drinks are given […]
... written on Apr 06 2018
