Archive for December, 2008

     Lim Guan Eng Chief Minister of Penang was recently in Sabah and he had spoken about a number of issues to the Daily Express, including golf. I want to reproduce a letter a reader wrote to the Editor of Daily Express regarding Lim Guan Eng and his lack of knowledge. Here goes…. Penang CM [...]

My Dear Friends, Please support this emergency campaign urging for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza by signing this petition. Already 300 people have been killed in this escalating conflict. Now is the time to act. Lets push for real peace by doing our small bit. Read the email below and please help sign the petition. [...]

The best thing to happen to PKR Sabah in the closing chapters of 2008 is the taking over as Pengerusi Perhubungan Negeri by Anwar Ibrahim. Sabah PKR has been having quite a bit of uncertainty when Ansari Abdullah was appointed as PKR’s liaison chairman for Sabah since last year.  It was an open secret that Dr [...]

    The other day, Pak Lah said Malaysia can withstand the impact of the current global economic situation and will not go into a recession. He said Malaysia would be able to withstand the US credit crisis as Malaysia still had strong economic fundamentals as well as political stability as we also have very strong reserves, our surplus [...]

  Please show support and solidarity to the people of Zimbabwe who are wracked by cholera crisis which has already killed thousands, by signing below the global message of solidarity which will be turned into radio advertisement and broadcast across Zimbabwe: Dear friends, To help keep hope alive in Zimbabwe this holiday season, we’re running [...]

Wishing all Malaysians a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2009.  And to all Bloggers, May your Christmas be full of smiles and blessings. God Bless!

     Finally Malaysian Police says they will work hand in hand with the Immigration authorities and Interpol to investigate Malaysian passports being misused by international criminals, including terrorists.   After being in denial for so long they finally admit there is a problem. This is a good sign. In fact Malaysia was the first country [...]

PM Badawi says he is fulfilling his promise of reform before he leaves office in end March. With the political clock ticking away, will the incoming leader, his deputy Najib Tun Razak, ever be able to take over in March as the new prime minister?  Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said it was not impossible Datuk Abdullah Badawi [...]

                  Had an interesting email from one Razak from Sandakan. He asked me to show just one shred of evidence where illegal immigrants in Sabah had voted in elections and he challenge me to blog on this, if I had any, or else I should just shut up!   In his email Razak also says that ”all the [...]

Although Malaysia and The Philippines are members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations they have a strange relationship. It is smooth most of the time outwardly, and both friendly to each other on the surface, but beneath that, there are major issues simmering in the back burner since 1963 the formation of Malaysia, and, [...]