December 11, 2007
Remember the case of the baby whose arm had to be amputated because of negligence? The government has finally decided on a compensation figure for baby Yok Shan. Quick, if you don’t know already, guess how much they compensation is! The answer is:
RM60,000! To have a limb amputated because of a medical mistake. RM60,000 [...]
December 10, 2007
Bloggers are vilified by the Malaysian Government for publishing lies. They say bloggers do not have all the facts. They tell the people of Malaysia to read the government-owned print media instead for the truth.
But how is it that when I read The Star and other government news sources lately (however sparingly it is these [...]
December 8, 2007
Who is Ong Ka Chuan? Some might know him as MCA’s secretary-general, a somewhat powerful post within the party. Others might know him as Ong Ka Ting’s elder brother.
For me, Ong Ka Chuan will forever be remembered as the arrogant man who lost big and somewhat shamefully during the 11th General Elections.
It was the year [...]
December 7, 2007
The position of Inspector-General of Police is the highest ranking position a policeman/woman can attain in Malaysia. The people of this country deserve an Inspector-General of Police that has the citizens’ and country’s interests at heart. Unfortunately, we have an Inspector-General of Police named Musa Hassan that is like NATO (No Action, Talk Only). In [...]
December 5, 2007
The UMNO MP who raised the issue of demolishing statues and crosses in mission schools has finally come out to try to explain away his earlier statements. Unfortunately, I don’t buy it, and neither should anyone who reads Malay.
Syed Hood Syed Edros: “What I said in the Dewan does not reflect Syed Hood the MP”
Syed [...]
December 3, 2007
Lucia Lai first blogged about the issue where 2 MPs from Barisan Nasional made some baseless accusations about Christian mission schools in this country. Since then, there have been many people who have spoken up in various websites, blogs, and forums to defend the reputation of the mission schools, especially from those who have received [...]
