“We Do Not Compare Ourselves To Malaysia, But To 1st World Countries”
By Crankster I was browsing youtube for some perspective on Singaporean politics. You’d be surprised how little we know about our own neighbours. It was then that I saw this comment. Thewongkahtatt believes that Singaporeans are lucky to have reasonably good governance and pretty good development in their nation. In one sense, I actually agree … Continue reading
PDRM will get yer!
By Sharifuddin A Latiff Unless you’re 1Melayu 1Bumi, that is. Here are the evidences (and it’s in full colour compared to some grainy B&W stuff that’s in the media lately). Exhibit ‘A’ Exhibit ‘B’ Happy, smiling cops only in Bolihland when Perkasa turun padang. Oh yeah, did … Continue reading
Functions Of The 1Malaysia Email
By Crankster There have been plenty of views against the whole idea of an official email system. But here is one reader’s view on why the 1Malaysia email system SHOULD be implemented. I usually can be persuaded to see reason, but this is not one of those times. The reader’s comment: The updates of PM’s … Continue reading
10,000 dead sepets
By Eyes Wide Open Now THAT makes a funny cartoon! By Berita Harian’s journalism benchmark. There was a ‘minor’ outcry over Berita Harian’s cartoon of Ultraman running for his life from a deadly tsunami. Malaysians of all creeds and colours were united in condemnation of such an insensitive treatment of the greatest natural tragedy to … Continue reading
Interlok protestors – liars, childish, ignorant, inconsistent and mad
Commentor “Yeah” has stepped up to the plate to defend Interlok from the “denials faced by the “uninformed masses – as embodied by the folks in hartalmsm”. We offered him a platform on HartalMSM to share his views on what great benefits Interlok would bring as a work of literature for BM students, as well … Continue reading
Translate This Into Votes
By Crankster For all the ruckus that the Indians have been whipping up over the ‘Interlok’ issue, it looks like the Chinese have been insulted far worse in the novel. And yet, they appear to be quite unruffled. The writer of ‘Interlok’, Abdullah Hussain has attempted to depict the Chinese in all sorts of ways … Continue reading
Malott has not addressed the main issue
By Peter Masry Former US ambassador to Malaysia John Malott’s response (see Malaysiakini / Din Merican or elsewhere in blogosphere) to American blogger Rachel Motte on Feb 14 regarding Anwar Ibrahim deserves a response in return. Briefly, while Malott may be right that Ms Motte engages in hyperbole, and possibly defamation, (calling Mr Malott “Anwar’s Pet” is … Continue reading
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Clear And Present Danger In Malaysia
Posted by hartalmsm on May 22, 2011 · 2 Comments
By Crankster That title – ‘Clear And Present Danger’ – caught my attention in Malaysiakini. I had instant thoughts of Jack Ryan, the Intelligence officer every country wants to have. For those of you who read Tom Clancy, you’d probably know it was from a title of one of his books. Others may remember it … Continue reading →
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