Balancing education and children’s future
Many countries in Europe have had to implement lockdowns just like in Malaysia in order to control the spread of Covid-19. However, they have also managed to keep their schools open.
Tag Archives: democracy
Can the people be represented during an emergency?
I would want my concerns to be addressed and I believe many Malaysians would too.
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 44) – What check and balances are there during Emergency?
Does the Emergency undermine democracy during this pandemic?
A unity government is what we need now
The government and opposition come agree to put politics aside and work in solidarity for the people and the country in this current crisis. It’s not a difficult concept.
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 43) – Stop squabbling and form a unity government!
What the hell are these politicians and MPs squabbling about? The people and country are more important lah!
Can we export Perak’s Confidence and Supply Agreement to federal?
Let’s hope this political experiment in Perak works out.
Politicians who lead the racial and religious polarisation agenda
A responsible leader should explain and educate his constituents about inclusivity, understanding, and acceptance.
Opposition better not be using budget vote for personal gain
The opposition says it will now scrutinise the budget in the third reading, but what really is the plan?
It’s time to call for a general election
Sure, there is a pandemic. But outline the necessary standard operating procedures, and we’ll make sure to follow it. It’s time for a reset for the good of the people.
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 39) – Will Budget 2021 Be Passed?
Budget 2021 has been tabled and is currently being debated in Parliament. Since nobody likes the Prime Minister right now, will it be passed or not?
Still no unity budget? What will the Agong say?
It would seem that the gesture was just a mere formality to appease those who were critical rather than actually being genuine in having a discussion to create a unity budget.
