I am disappointed at how a phone theft was manipulated by certain groups to turn it into an incident with racial overtones, which then allowed some to try and take the law into their own hands.
Look at this guy, for instance:
But I believe most Malaysians are sensible and mature enough not to be swayed or diverted from the real issues facing the nation.
This video was circulating on Whatsapp (I don’t know who filmed it). I put it up on Youtube for you all to establish if it is genuine (that’s the reason for the question mark) and if so, to try and establish which flight and route it is.
The top official from the income tax department should be included in the task force investigating the Wall Street Journal’s allegations.
Is this the result of our neoliberal economic policies driven by cronyism and corruption?
The new KL to Padang Besar electric train service opens today. Most people are excited about it. But wait…
This is a statement released by Penang Forum:
Where is the logic when sustainable energy initiatives are rewarded with higher density and non-sustainable developments elsewhere?
I am not sure what Bank Negara officers are doing in the task force to investigate The Wall Street Journal’s expose that US$700m allegedly landed in Najib’s bank accounts.
The Wall Street Journal has published what appear to be damning documents from a Malaysian government probe of bank tranfers of money into accounts in AmBank Islamic belonging to Najib.
See the government probe documents here.
Meanwhile, six bank accounts have been frozen.
It is difficult to see how Najib can extricate himself from this situation.
While the fallout from the allegations in WSJ and Sarawak Report simmers, a mob disrupted a DAP briefing in Johor yesterday.
Meanwhile check out the Aliran media statement by P Ramakrishnan and another statement by the Aliran ExCo asking Najib to either take legal action against Sarawak Report and WSJ immediately or step down now.