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Justifying the morality of defection

Much has been said about the possible cross overs/defection by certain Members of Parliament to facilitate Pakatan Rakyat to form a new government, tentatively set to happen on September 16th, tomorrow. Argument on the morality of the defection is rift in blogosphere, coffee shops, media and everywhere in Malaysia where any Tom, Dick and Harry,…

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Blogosphere, Politicking, Jeykll & Hyde

I mentioned in my previous post, I am tired, frustrated and lazy to write politics related posts anymore. I am taking a laksa break from it. Politics in Malaysia has reached its most absurd, ridiculous and pathetic stage. As I reflected upon the recent events, chancing upon Malaysia-Today, The Dandelions and other social-political blogs,  that…

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Petronas ranked the world’s 8th most profitable company

2008 top ten most profitable companies ranking

Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) – The national oil company, which posted revenue growth of 40.9% The national oil company, which posted revenue growth of 14.9% with profits of US$18.1 billion is ranked the world’s 8th most profitable company in the recently published ranking by Fortune magazine. Top 10 most profitable companies- 2008 ranking (click to…

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Special Debate: Ahmad Shabery Cheek vs Anwar Ibrahim

Update 2: Noktah Hitam posted the videos of the debate on his blog. Please check it out. I post part 1 of 5 as a teaser for everyone 😀 Check out these bloggers for their comments on the debate: chanlilian.net,  KNizam, RockyBru and more blogs here. ps: I just realised I spelled his name wrongly..…

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Coup d’etat? Possible? Unimaginable?

From NST Armed forces, police prepare for demos KUALA LUMPUR: Cooperation between the police and armed forces is necessary to maintain public order and security in the country. With this in mind, the two security forces launched a joint safety exercise at the Police College in Cheras yesterday. Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan…

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