Category: Election

Chinese Culture my foot!

BN’s sexy girls fish for votes Lee Way Loon | Apr 2, 09 2:53pm Barisan National organises a dinner at Kampung Sepetang, a chinese fishing village, to attract the Chinese votes. They came in droves for the dinner bash last night and the crowd of about 1,500, made up of mostly fishermen, were definitely hooked. […]

You reap what you sow, so WAKE UP!, Batang Ai folks.

Batang Ai: Big hydro-electric dam nearby but folks rarely get power By STEPHEN THEN BATANG AI: No public bus transport, not enough telephone lines, poor electricity supply, frequent water-supply interruptions, not enough health and medical facilities, roads in bad shape, poor mail services, no banks, few job opportunities – these are just a small portion […]

Hindraf Indians playing hard to get. Hail the betrayers!

It’s by election time again! Well it is a tri-election this time – Bukit Selambau, Bukit Gantang and Batang Ai. 2 Bukit and 1 Batang. Doesn’t sound right. We have another Bukit in waiting – Bukit Lanjan. The orgy fest of the Bukits and Batang.. Ah Ah Har Har… Few things. MSM is again, spinning […]

“Having degrees = better YB?”, “Who’s my father’s son?”, & Voodoo Politics

I was reading the post ‘Do having degrees make a person better YB?‘ by The Broken Shield and I decided to post it to my Facebook Notes after adding a little comment. Having degree can be an added advantage for a YB. That’s the simplest way to gauge the level of literacy/education of a person. […]

February 5, 2009 – Saddest day in the history of Malaysia, especially for the people of Perak.

February 5, 2009 marks the saddest day in the history of Malaysia. Greed prevails. It is final. No dissolution of DUN and BN is most likely to be the new boss in Perak. Politics is dirty and Umno just showed how despicable and dirty it is. People are worrying about the ailing economy and these […]

Does S’wak’s future lie with Malaysia?

Does S’wak’s future lie with Malaysia? by Dr John Brian Anthony | Jul 3, 08 4:10pm Malaysiakini Looking at the physical development of Sarawak, it lacks so many things even the most basic needs – roads, water, electricity, education and health. Why are we still so dependent on river transport? Why are Sarawak trunk roads […]