From various accounts, it was Selangor Mentri Besar Khalid Ibrahim’s perceived lack of consultation that resulted in faltering support from his Pakatan colleagues, especially those from within PKR.
Bernas to be delisted from stock exchange?
While all the talk is of ‘Allah’ banners and Molotov cocktails, the real action is taking place in deals such as the proposed delisting of Padiberas Nasional Berhad (Bernas) from the stock exchange. The delisting of Bernas would take away what little public scrutiny there is of this privatised firm.
What is at stake? This is the cherry in the pie:

Molotov cocktails lobbed at Assumption Church; police report made
Video: Himpunan Turun 2.0 march in Seberang Jaya
A video clip showing the march around Seberang Jaya at the end of the Turun 2.0 rally to protest against price hikes yesterday afternoon.
1500 march around Seberang Jaya calling for lower prices
Never mind the provocative ‘Allah’ banners in several churches in Penang put up overnight by a ‘dirty tricks’ person/group (to divert attention away from the anti-price hikes rally today?), the real issue in the minds of many Malaysians is the slew of price hikes. Some 1500 people marched in a procession around Seberang Jaya on mainland Penang to express their unhappiness after listening to speeches at the back entrance of Sunway Carnival mall this afternoon.
More provocative banners found, this time outside Penang Island churches
Other ‘Allah’ banners, believed to be identical to that found this morning at a Catholic Church in Butterworth this morning, were discovered in a few churches on Penang Island, fuelling suspicion that the planting of these banners is the work of a ‘dirty tricks’ group up to no good. Could it also have been an attempt to divert attention away from the anti-price hikes protest rally on mainland Penang this afternoon?

Unknown persons put up provocative banner outside Butterworth church
Penang Forum requests site visit to inspect Bukit Relau degradation
The activists want to inspect the damage and are calling for full restoration of the Bukit Relau hill-top and not just slope stabilisation.
Street food prices creep upwards
Detailed EIA for Seri Tanjung Pinang Phase 2 submitted
Look at the optimism about getting approval for this huge 760-acre land reclamation project, never mind that it is still at the EIA stage. This project is linked to the tunnel-land swap deal, as the developer is supposed to surrender land to the state government, which in turn is supposed to compensate the tunnel developer. So how not to approve Seri Tanjung Pinang Phase 2?


