Let’s just get it done – stop using the Sedition Act!
What is taking so long for the government to repeal the laws?
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Tag Archives: barisan nasional
The Fat Bidin Film Club (Ep 160) – Bangkit: 11 Days That Changed A Nation
This iFlix Original production tells the story of the 11 days prior to the general election that changed Malaysia.
Exciting baby bump, fishing for votes and putting a child out there
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
Zahid is an incapable opposition leader
The opposition needs to fire Zahid as its leader. He has no place in Malaysian politics anymore.
RMK11 – better governance, but still racist
Haven’t we moved away from racist policies and discriminatory actions? This is one of the reasons many Malaysians voted out BN – because they were so entrenched in race-based politics.
Malaysia’s growing pains – puberty and teenage angst
We have to be patient with the transition process and allow Malaysians to slowly grow and mature together with a political situation that, finally, is also starting to grow and mature.
A little too late. They should have resigned much earlier
Now that Umno is no longer in power and immunity and protection are gone, these leaders suddenly grew spines and now want to stand up for what is right.
Was voting for Harapan the one stop solution for all problems?
Many Malaysians are too naive and have a warped perception of the fact that a change is going to solve everything under the sky.
4 things we have been liberated from this Merdeka
Instead of writing something so analytical (it’s not like I do that all the time anyway, haha!), I’m going to write a listicle of the four things I feel that I have been made independent from and free.
A month in and the 11-year-old girl is still married
Until today, the little girl is still married and still with her family. Statement after statement have been made from the side of the government but nothing has come out of it.
Is Najib representing rakyat or trying to absolve himself?
Finally, after waiting for weeks, Najib finally took his turn to speak for the first time as an opposition member of parliament.
