This is something to think about, no?
PHOTOS: Pope Francis and Grand Mufti of Istanbul, Rahmi Yaran pray in the Sultan Ahmet mosque. http://t.co/slbbqel7pc pic.twitter.com/EImBtgaZwU
— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) November 29, 2014
Pope Francis prays with Grand Mufti of Istanbul in Turkish mosque
Quick poll: Do you think the Sedition Act should be retained?
This polls ends at 5.00pm today.
Here’s is the reformist Najib speaking:
And the ultimate ‘gostan’.
What a letdown.
Blog reader Ed G writes:
The ISA was enacted in 1960 after Malayan independence. The then Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman, defined the purpose of the act as to “be used solely against the communists… My Cabinet colleagues and I gave a solemn promise to Parliament and the nation that the immense powers given to the government under the ISA would never be used to stifle legitimate opposition and silence lawful dissent”.
Umno’s shrill voices mask elite concentration of wealth
It is everything we have come to expect of an Umno general assembly: the shrill voices, the diversionary topics, the silence on critical issues facing the country, the play on race and religion to shore up support.
Does Penang have a more enlightened sustainable transport vision?
Does Penang have a more enlightened in its transport policy especially with regard to the prevailing car culture?
Penang’s Dasha Logan soars to No 4 on UK Soul Chart
Dasha Logan, who credits her late father Alleycats’ vocalist Loganathan Arumugam as her inspiration, has hit the big time in the UK with a soul number, Cleverly.
And here’s the proof:
Najib’s ultimate ‘gostan’
Talk about pusing balik. Just reading this is enough to make my stomach pusing after lunch: Najib has declared at the Umno assembly that the Sedition Act would not only be retained but strengthened…
Umno assembly: Share your thoughts
You can share your thoughts here on the ongoing Umno general assembly.
Perwaja debts: Malaysian public in for a ‘haircut’?
The Mahathir-inspired Perwaja Holdings Bhd is saddled with large debt.
Are Malaysians six times better off than they were in 1970?
GDP per capita (in real terms, after adjustment for inflation) now is apparently six to seven times more than it was in 1970, but do you feel much better off?
