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.
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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?
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 18) – How much do you trust your MPs?
Given the current political crisis in Malaysia where MPs can simply leave a voted coalition, how much do you trust your MPs in Parliament now?
All school meals should be free for everyone, not just breakfast
Having free meals in school is more than just to feed the underprivileged. It contributes to a complete educational environment that will benefit the students.
Who’s responsible for the Tanjung Piai loss?
Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamed stated that he is entertaining the thought of reshuffling his cabinet. Apparently, this is his reaction to Tanjung Piai.
Why wait three years to punish Pakatan, when we can do it now?
The Tanjung Piai by-election could be the right message to make the underperforming Pakatan Harapan take heed.
Fat Bidin Knows Everything (Ep 9) – Does The UM Protestor’s Race Matter?
Would it have made a difference if the UM student Wong Yan Ke who protested at his convocation was a Malay instead of a Chinese?
No, Mahathir, your response to racial politics not enough
I’m glad that our prime minister voices out on racism, but I think that whatever he is doing is not enough.
‘M For Malaysia’ reminds us why we voted for change
Malaysians should expect that the leaders they voted for to work towards the future. If we start to see that these leaders are losing the plot, then we need to do something.
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