Posted on 06 June 2011 By Deborah Loh.
(Corrected at 1:20pm, 7 June 2011) THE vocal and articulate Lim Kit Siang many of us know in Parliament, through his blog and from news reports, is reticent when it comes to talking about himself. The veteran politician is slow to reveal what makes him tick or where he draws his ideals and inspirations from. [...]
Tags: Batu Pahat, Chinese, Deborah Loh, Dongshan, Found in Malaysia, Fujian, Lim Guan Eng, Lim Kit Siang, Malaysian, Malaysian first, May 13, dap, government, identity
Posted in Found in Malaysia
Posted on 21 March 2011 By Bernice Low.
IT’S not every day that one gets a personal greeting from the prime minister via e-mail or SMS. But when Datuk Seri Najib Razak did just that to over five million Malaysians for Chinese New Year in February 2011, he got flak from the DAP in Parliament for imprudent use of taxpayers’ dollars. Another DAP [...]
Tags: Bernice Low, Chinese, Chinese New Year, EDM, MOHE, Media Prima, Ministry of Higher Education, Najib Razak, PMO, Personal Data Protection Act, Teresa Kok, online, privacy, spam
Posted in Guest Column
Posted on 25 June 2010 By Teo Nie Ching.
Umno leaders should stop pretending that they are sensitive to Chinese [Malaysian] rights. There are sufficient gambling avenues available to non-Muslims to indulge their habits. The non-Muslim communities have never requested for more opportunities to gamble. [...]
Tags: Anti-gambling at Internet cafes, Chinese, DAP National publicity secretary, Finas, Ice Kacang Puppy Love, Information Communications and Culture Minister, MCA, Rais Yatim, Teo Nie Ching, The Malay Chronicles, Tiger Woohoo, Umno, arts, compulsory Screening Scheme, dap, films, licence, mp, non-Muslims, serdang, sports betting
Posted in Letters to the Editor
Posted on 27 May 2010 By Deborah Loh.
Chua Soi Lek ALL anyone might remember now from news reports on MCA’s 100-page proposal to the government for the 10th Malaysia Plan was its request for RM1 billion to support Chinese vernacular education. This is triple the RM320 million allocation for the same purpose under the Ninth Malaysia Plan. It is a sensational angle, [...]
Tags: Chinese, Deborah Loh, MCA, Malaysian, Sideways, column
Posted in Columns
Posted on 19 May 2010 By Deborah Loh.
“It is necessary for the government to delay any allocation and approval of projects for the community. They show no appreciation to BN government’s efforts, even though the BN government had to hurt the feelings of the Malay [Malaysian] and the natives.” “All their demands are fulfilled by the government but they do not know [...]
Tags: Chinese, Deborah Loh, Hulu Selangor, Ibrahim Ali, Malay, Malaysians, Perkasa, Sibu, by-elections, grateful, gratefulness, gratitude, media, quotations, quotes, racist, rights, statements
Posted in Found in Quotation
Posted on 06 May 2010 By Deborah Loh.
ORANG Cina Malaysia, apa lagi yang anda mahu? queried the headline of an Utusan Malaysia editorial last week following the 25 April 2010 Hulu Selangor by-election. Indeed, Barisan Nasional (BN) politicians are trying to understand just what it is that will make Chinese Malaysian voters return to the BN’s fold. Not all Chinese Malaysians voted [...]
Tags: Chinese, Deborah Loh, Malay rights, Umno, assistance, handouts, patronage, piecemeal, political benevolence, poverty, race, voters
Posted in Features
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