The PH Manifesto speaks of 5 Pillars that will guide their agenda. These 5 Pillars are detailed in 60 promises, intended to be given effect to over a span of 5 years. The Fourth Pillar : Return Sabah and Sarawak to the status accorded in Malaysia Agreement 1963 At page 66, in relation to this Fourth […]
I think there are two, depending on the kind of voter you are. First, it might help a voter decide which party to give his or her vote to. Second, to measure the performance of the party he or she chose, when the next election comes along. Whilst attitudes to general elections are wide-ranging, I […]
I reproduce what you have promised at page 61 of your election manifesto. Promise 27: Abolish oppressive laws Malaysia’s legal system is frequently abused by the leaders of UMNO and Barisan Nasional to achieve their political interests. Some of these laws were inherited from the British colonial era without amendment to improve weaknesses. There are […]
The Committee on Institutional Reforms (CIR) submitted its report to the Council of Eminent Persons (CEP) on 17th July, 2018 and a copy of the same to the PM on 19th July, 2018. By its terms of reference, the CIR was to : examine the present state of key institutions, identify their shortcomings and problem areas, […]
The Star reports today that, to support your proposition of another national car, and as a response to those who have voiced opposition to this idea of yours, you have quipped, no doubt sarcastically, that if we, the rakyat, “want to be a country of peasants, planting rice and catching fish, okay, we’ll do that […]
Just a week into a new non-UMNO/BN government in place, and we were feted to exposes that suggested that the scale of the mismanagement of the national finances was much worse than most had thought. It became increasingly clear that Najib had not been truthful about the source of the RM2.6 billion that was transferred […]
For a long time, what I knew of 31st, August, 1957, the day Malaya was supposed to have achieved independence from the British, and 16th September, 1963, when Singapore, Sarawak and North Borneo ( now known as Sabah ) confederated with Malaya to form the Federation of Malaysia, was from the […]
For a long time, many in civil society spoke of organising a Kongres Rakyat. Where civil society leaders, and the citizenry in general, come together and present their thoughts and ideas on how this country should move forward. Ideally, politicians would be on hand to hear first hand from their bosses, the rakyat. Why has […]
You have all watched this by now. Angry. Upset. Its our election. Voters have a right to know who are the PM-in-waiting on both sides. You don’t have to like Dr M to accept that he is Pakatan Harapan’s proposed PM-in-waiting. I have come to terms with that. Agree to disagree, as we fight […]
Masa untuk rakyat buang undi untuk menentukan masa depan negara dan anak-anak kita sudahpun sampai. Pada 29hb April, 2018, saya telah berpeluang untuk berceramah dan bermesra dengan pengundi di kawasan Parlimen Segambut. Malam semalam pula, saya telah berceramah di kawasan Parlimen Kelang. Saya telah bertanya soalan yang sama kepada pengundi-pengundi Segambut dan Kelang, di mana […]
August 28, 2018
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