10 mins to the moon and back!
A 2013 election-media commentary on RTM’s ten-minute manifesto airtime offer, comparing it with party broadcasts elsewhere and debating whether equal airtime meant meaningful media access.
Election
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P212 – Sibu. Better do it right, Pakatan!
Sarawak is a strong fortress of the establishment, Barisan Nasional. Heck, Sarawak (together with Sabah) saved BN from embarrassment last General Election by giving them enough seats to rule this country. BN already lost in Peninsular at that time judging from the popular votes BN 48% – 52% PR, the sentiment had switched to Pakatan…
Bangkitlah Malaysia!
A 2010 voter-registration and turnout commentary urging Malaysians to participate in elections rather than remain politically disengaged.
ADUN Permatang Pasir, Penang has passed away. Another by election coming.
Breaking news: Penang PAS State Assemblyman Mohd Hamdan Abd Rahman (Permatang Pasir) passed away at National Heart Institute (IJN) at 6.10 am. Permatang Pasir assemblyman dies GEORGE TOWN: Penang state assemblyman for Permatang Pasir Mohd Hamdan Abdul Rahman died at the National Heart Centre in Kuala Lumpur Friday morning. He died at 6.10am. Mohd Hamdan,…
Verdict & the smallness of our politics.
Chinese Culture my foot!
April 2, 2009 | 1 min read | Posted in » Bee End, BN-ism, Boleh-ism, Bolehland, Crap, Current Affairs, Election, Idiocracy, Idiocy, Idiots, Malaysia, Malaysiakini, Politicians, Politics
A 2009 commentary on political campaigning at Kampung Sepetang and a politician’s description of stage entertainment as part of Chinese culture.
You reap what you sow, so WAKE UP!, Batang Ai folks.
April 2, 2009 | 8 min read | Posted in » Bee End, BN-ism, Bootlickers, Current Affairs, Democracy, Election, Hypocrisy, Idiocy, Idiots, Mainstream Media, Malaysia, News, People, Politicians, Politics, Sarawak
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…