Posted on 16 April 2010 By Jacqueline Ann Surin.
All illustrations of Alice in Wonderland characters by Peter Newell, 1890(source: public domain | Wiki Commons) NO doubt about it. Some days, I think I’m Alice. In Wonderland. Because reading the news on some days, I just want to blurt out, “Curiouser and curiouser!” The latest news that made me feel like Alice was reported [...]
Tags: 1Malaysia, Alice in Wonderland, Asli, Barisan Nasional, Centre for Public Policy, Government Transformation Programme, Jacqueline Ann Surin, Lajim Ukin, Shape of a Pocket, equality, lies, local government elections, racial representation, racism, votes
Posted in Columns
Posted on 09 October 2009 By Shanon Shah.
Strange (and dishonest) BN math THERE is a ubiquitous campaign billboard in Port Dickson now. It says, “For 63 years, Barisan Nasional (BN) has protected you. Don’t destroy the country’s security.” The arithmetic is baffling. The BN was officially registered as a coalition in July 1974. As at October 2009, this would make the BN [...]
Tags: Bagan Pinang, Shanon Shah, Umno, banner, by-election, campaign, dishonesty, lies, pas, religious
Posted in Commentary, News
Posted on 06 November 2008 By Cindy Tham.
THROUGHOUT the US presidential election campaign, Barack Obama and John McCain — and their respective teams and supporters — had done their fair share to discredit the opponent. Some accusations deliberately misrepresented the rival, twisting a comment or a position out of context; others were downright lies. One can imagine that given the relentless barrage [...]
Tags: News, fact-checking, facts, fictions, lies, pants on fire, politicians, true, truth
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