Covid-19 pandemic could be the perfect smokescreen for politics
What if the government or other political parties are doing things that we don’t notice because we’re so caught up with Covid19?
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Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 22) – Coronavirus Smokescreen
Now that everyone is obsessed with the Covid19 pandemic, it would be the right time for the government and political parties to use it as a smokescreen to do other things.
Finding the bright side of the Covid-19 pandemic
I’ll tell you the truth – that it is stressful to be in this Movement Control Order situation.
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 21) – Ministers who misinform us during the coronavirus pandemic
Malaysians are being confused by the government ministers who keep giving contradicting information during the MCO because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Take the MCO very seriously, but do remain calm, cool and cheerful!
I still firmly believe that instead of stocking up on instant noodles, what we really need are a shotgun, a CB radio and horse that can run really fast!
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 20) – Coronavirus Paranoia
Malaysians are acting all paranoid, just like everyone else around the world! And then the government declares a lockdown (oh sorry… Movement Control Order!).
A vile vial, toilet rolls, the Wuhan Shake and fake news
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
In politics, there will always be different sides or factions
But the difference now is that the sides are clearly drawn on very racial lines.
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 19) – Muhyiddin’s Cabinet & New Politics
After the political crisis, Malaysia has a government again, and a Cabinet as well. But should we get used to this new Prime Minister and his Cabinet? He might just be pushed out soon too.
Could this determine how Malaysian politics will be in the future?
The current simple majority government that has been formed will be a model for how the future of Malaysian politics will be.
Our rights as Malaysians have been snatched away by the politicians
Malaysians voted for a coalition that consisted of these 11 PKR MPs and Bersatu. Who gave them the right to decide to break up that coalition?
